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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1972

Page

2

Rhodesia Mines Hit By Worst Coal Disaster Ever

A Wankie Colliery explosion trapped 468 Rhodesian miners near Salisbury. One survivor and three bodies were recovered. 431 Africans and 33 whites remained missing. Rescue teams from South Africa joined Rhodesian crews as officials investigated a gas-triggered blast.

Salisbury Rhodesia Wankie Bulawayo Anglo American Corp Bernard Davey Anglo American Rhodesian Air Force Air Force Wankie Hospital Manchuria Honkeiko United States Monogah W. Va

Four Injured In City Auto Mishaps Police Report

Police report details four separate traffic incidents on city streets Tuesday. Virginia Baker, Ramona Pickett, and Ida Plummer were admitted or treated at St. John's Hospital following a crash at E 14th and Central Avenue. A five year old was treated after a bicycle collision on West 23rd Street. Anthony Agnes struck Buford Lawson's bumper in a south alley crash. John Ellis and Mildred Keyes were treated after a two vehicle collision at E 14th Street and Central Avenue.

Virginia M. Baker E. 38Th St St. John’s Hospital E. 14Th and Central Avenue Baker Ramona L. Pickett Ida 0. Plummer Pearl St Pendleton Lawson 23Rd Street John N. Ellis Asbury Dr Community Hospital E.ath Street Ellis Mildred M. Keyes Walnut St E. 14Th Street

Elwood YMCA Adds Swim Classes with Revised Schedule

Elwood officials announce an extra swim class and revised meeting days at the city pool. All sessions run Monday through Friday over two weeks with classes for beginners, intermediate, and adults. Fees are 3 dollars for members and 5 dollars for nonmembers.

Elwood YMCA Elwood City Pool Clif Backstrom

Anderson Safety Board Grants Three Delays and Action

The Anderson Board of Public Safety granted three 15 day delays on demolition for properties at 1920 Madison Ave and 3909 E Lynn St plus a 90 day delay for 3920 Columbus Ave. Officials discussed repairs and plans with owners and the fire department finances totaled 19808.56 including a 9731 payment to City utilities for fire plug rental.

Anderson Board of Public Safety Raby Roberts Madison Ave Roberts Harold ‘Whitey’ Snow Arnie Boots Snow Fred Spencer Pete’ Burnett Carl B. Williams Jim Melson E. Lynn St Roy White Jr Columbus Ave Boots Johnson Ave Ed Ballinger

New Arrivals Born at Two Area Hospitals

At St John s Hospital and Community Hospital several newborns are announced. Names include Jerry Rudd Harvey Author Wendell Cunningham Stothy Steen Ronny Smith Robert Cotton Dennis Renner Jerry Kates David Scruggs and Fred Fields with listed home addresses in Walton College Drive Pendleton W 23rd St Sherman Lapel 2118 Columbus Ave Middletown and other locales.

St. John’s Hospital Jerry Rudd Walton Harvey Author College Wendell Cunningham Pendleton Stothy Steen W. 23Rd St Ronny Smith W. 22Nd St Robert Cotton Sherman Dennis Renner Jerry Kates W. Third St Community Hospital

Recreation facelifted continues summer program plan

Recreation director John Gates leads a new Anderson summer schedule at Andary level Longfellow Westvale and 10th Street schools. Activities include gymnasiums arts crafts bike trips evening film series at Shadyside Park and outdoor concerts with a $50 000 budget supporting 25 playground directors and 50 instructors.

Longfellow Westvale 10Th Street Ebbertt Shadyside Park John Gates Indiana University Flanagan Anderson Indianapolis Gates

Castro Shows Heart Trouble Amid Poland Tour

Fidel Castro arrived in Warsaw for a nine nation swing and reportedly showed signs of heart trouble possibly an infarct risk. Polish officials noted he was very tired and cut travel plans to Gdansk Krakow and Katowice while he still delivered a short state banquet speech. An ambulance lingered at the Radziwill Palace forecourt as Western observers noted a cautious swing in his schedule.

Warsaw Fidel Castro Poland Castro Gdansk Krakow Katowice Radziwill Radio Havana Labor Party Africa Europe Cuba Soviet Union Interpress Budapest Hungary

Connally Arrives in Caracas for Talks on Oil Interests

Treasury Secretary John B. Connally arrived in Caracas to meet President Rafael Caldera on U S oil interests as part of a round the world trip for President Nixon. He will discuss Venezuela’s export preferences and regional economic issues with leaders across several countries.

Caracas Venezuela Treasury John B. Connally Rafael Caldera U.S Nixon United States Connally Marquetia Washington South Amer Ica Far East South Asia Europe Latin America Caldera Colombia

Fete to Honor Band Director Postponed to June 16

In Alexandria the Band Boosters dinner for Everett Rossow, who left AMHS to become principal of Alexandria Junior High, is rescheduled from June 10 to June 16. Former band members, parents, junior high and high school faculty are invited, with food contributions from Band Boosters and attendees bringing table service and specific dish types by grade.

Alexandria Everett Rossow Rossow AMHS

Blind Unit To Meet Madison County Unit

The Blind Unit to meet next Monday at 7 30 p m in the parlor of the First United Methodist Church at 12th and Jackson Streets. Members invite persons with impaired vision to attend. officers include Mrs Gerald Bebee as president and Pat Lowe as vice president.

Madison County The United Fund First United Methodist Church 12Th and Jackson Sts Gerald Bebee Pat Lowe

Local Obituaries Across Anderson Area

Obituaries list Leo M. Oshier 68 of 1920 Ohio Ave died at St. John’s Hospital. Survived by wife Hilda and five children including Betty and Earl Oshier. services at St. Mary’s Church. Clinton E. Welborn 50 of Summitville died at Community Hospital. funeral at Ewing Funeral Home. Chad Allen Humphries infant graveside service at IOOF Babyland Cemetery. Martha Wimmer 85 of Tipton area died at Higgins Nursing Home. services at Rybolt Funeral Home with burial at Grant Memorial Park.

Leo M. Oshier Ohio Ave St. John’s Hospital St. Magdelene Anaconda Hilda Betty Oshier Earl Oshier Anderson Leonard Yorktown Lawrence Muncie Daniel Oshier US Navy Summitville Delaware County Clinton E. Welborn S. Howard Alexandria IOOF Babyland Chad Allen Humphries Community Hospital Ray A. Humphries Jr Rt. 1 Allen Christy Bud Merritt Ray Humphries Laura Oliver

Grace Collins 91 dies at St Johns Hospital

Delco Remy retiree Grace P. Collins age 91 of 1700 Main died at St John s Hospital Tuesday at 5 15 p m She lived here most of her life and was a member of the First United Methodist Church and the Friendly Circle

Delco-Remy Plant Grace P. Collins Main St. John’s Hospital First United Methodist Church The Friendly Circle

Shoestring Theatre sets 16th season at Ball State University

The 16th Shoestring season at Ball State University announces tryouts for 34 men and 20 women across five plays. Auditions begin June 8 to 16 in Theatre 100 with roles listed for The Would Be Gentleman Anniversary Waltz Dark of the Moon What the Butler Saw You're A Good Man Charlie Brown. Rehearsals start about three weeks before performances. Seasonal tickets are on sale at the theatre box office through June with single tickets two weeks before each show.

Limcie Ball State University Gilbert Bloom Theatre 100 English Building Charlie Brown Muncie Edward S. Strother Robert J. Robbins George W. Irving Alan C. English Man Donald E. Heady

Emergency Runs Report From Sunday to Monday

Emergency runs listed across the city include injuries from Birch and Poplar Streets to 1030 Sherman and 1640 W 16th Street. Patients include Brian Fadely 16, Edward McFadden 34, Mary Redfield 27, Luana Davis 35, Charles Lurber 51, Mike Stenski 74. all transported to St. John’s Hospital.

Charles McKissick Jemenant Jemen Tethington Birch and Poplar Brian Fadely Poplar— Injury — Community Hospital Louise — Edward McFadden St. John’s Hospital Sherman Mary Redfield Dixie Robinson Darrell Smith Stephen Hubbleon Sheridan Luana Davis Chase Charles Lurber Mike Stenski

South Bend Worker Dies After Metal Shattering Accident

David Self, 35, of South Bend, was fatally injured at the South Bend Baling and Iron Co. He died at Memorial Hospital about an hour after the incident when a piece of sheet metal shattered and punctured his heart during cutting.

South Bend Ind David Self South Bend Baling and Iron Co Memorial Hospital

Belmont Bible Vacation School Set to Open Monday

Belmont Bible Church will launch its annual two week Daily Vacation Bible School startingMonday at 8 30 am with classes for ages three through teen. Free bus transportation is offered and sessions run Monday through Friday with a closing program Sunday evening June 25.

Belmont Bible Church West 29Th Walton Streets Shirley Gates Mabel Tate Doris Oldfield Virginia Phillips Alma Dixon Phyllis Holland Madge Castor Steward Webber Sherrill Lyons Sandra Vaughn Sharon Rich Della Troxell Gladys Moore Helen Hook Karen Landis Sheila Demos Sheila Turner Louise Turner Leland Webber Jeanie Christoff Susan Simmons Estele Waymire Mary Troutman Janetta Davis Grace Bolton Virginia Daniels Carolyn Demos Pam Shanahan Sandra Grigsby Anita Grigsby Kevin Nichols Tina Sparks William Phillips Dorothy Vaughn Dwight Smith Dean Teresa Welker

Carmen Davis dies after short illness at 76

Carmen A Davis of Fairmount died Monday at Marion General Hospital after a three day illness. She was a lifelong Hamilton County resident and a member of the Friends Church. She is survived by a daughter Betty Johnson of Anderson eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Thursday at Hunt Funeral Home with the Rev Herbert Kimball officiating. Interment followed at Park Cemetery.

Killbuck Forrest Wilma) Zion Robert Collins Anderon Ward Speedy” Collins Anaheim Calif Severa James Lantz Brown and Butz Funeral Home Memorial Park Cemetery Delco- Remy Plant 10 Alexandria Eagles Lodge Ruth Juanita Ronald James Michael Welborn Summitville Hazel Welborn Alexandria Ewing Nutter Hughes Park View Cemetery Arthur Wimmer Faye Unger Seymour Basil Indianapolis Wayne Wimmer Elwood Zelia Rybolt Zelta Rybolt Marion Rybolt Swayzee Avery Miley Grant Memorial Park Fairmount Carmen A. Davis Marion General Hospital Hamilton County Friends Church Forest Betty) Johnson Anderson Hunt Funeral Home Herbert Kimball Park Cemetery Friends

Rev Nelson to Attend Dinner Honoring Nixon

In Indianapolis the Indiana Concerned Black Republicans organize a strategy session with over 100 black leaders from across the nation. Rev Sampson Nelson of Anderson will attend, along with state and national GOP figures, ending with a banquet at the Washington Hilton honoring President Nixon.

Indianapolis Organization of Indiana Washington Anderson Sampson Nelson Allen Chapel Terrace Estates Allen Chapel Ame Church Washington Hilton Hotel Nixon Hoosier Group Clyde Williams Richmond

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Safety Board Best Choice L. M. Boatwright Egg M. Hood Conrad Elwood Democrat Larry Conrad Phil Brown Danny Faucett Emmett Hillan David Scruggs Fred Fields Middletown Grams Kode Communist Party Edward Gierek Piotr Jaroszewicz Fulgencio Batista Cuma Florida Santiago Batista Mexico Fete County Leo Oshier Chad Humphries Dwight R. McCurdy Karl M. Kyle Martha Wimmer Clinton Welborn Grace Collins G.A. Moore Belmont Bible Vacation School Carmen Davis Rev. Nelson J. C. Hoover Citizens Bank Vincent Kelley Jay F. Arnold Max Howard Kelley, Arnold and Howard Attorneys AT Law Riley Place West Eight Street
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