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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1957

Page

8

North Anderson street paving moves advance Belmont area

Belmont addition and North Anderson streets are slated for paving with a cold mix blacktop. Mayor Ralph R. Ferguson said work would start Monday in Belmont after completing North Anderson lanes including School Willow Clair Webster Pine Mulberry and Silver. Widening on West 10th Street and 16th Street was completed recently.

Ralph R. Ferguson Anderson Mator Northtow Belmont Earl Toombs North Anderson School Willow Clair Webster Ferguson Westloth Street Jackson Dela Ware 16Th Street Madison Avenue Locust Street Anderson Chamber of Cometers Merce Columbus Avenue Bath Streets YMCA Everett Fleck Wilbur Afartin Mary Actor Beauty Shop John Kiely John Marshall Life Insurance Company Marshall Conrad Russell W. Davis Ledo Chemical Sales Stark Wetze) Company

Father's Day observance kicks off in Anderson stores

Anderson Retail Association opens registrations in 33 downtown stores for its Father’s Day event. Entry forms are available until June 15, with a $50 grand prize awarded June 18 by Mayor Ralph Ferguson after a June 16 drawing by a retailer panel. Twenty plus stores participate including Kresge’s, J. C. Penney, Montgomery Ward, and Rosenbaum’s. A related dinner at the Anderson Hotel Monday features Warren Marshall as chair.

Anderson Retail Association Anderson A. W. Heckaman John Atkinson Ralph Ferguson Retail Association Haag’s Anderson Camera Shop Anderson Sporting Goods Auto Inn Banner Store Rings Clothing Bryce Brown Clothing Clair Cail Clothing Decker's Inc Fair Store Fath’s Foland Hill's, Inc Kelley Kirkman’s Kresge Lewallen Tailors Liberal Furniture Company Leath's Lutz Furniture McCrory’s Marshall's Montgomery Ward and Company Nobil Shoe Company J. C. Penney Rapp’s Rogers Electric Rosenbaum

James Conway Arrested For Running Naked In Glasgow

GLASGOW Scotland James Conway thirty three was arrested as police accused him of running naked through the streets He reportedly defied officers saying you haven't got enough on me The prosecution noted he lacked sufficient charge to detain him without a medical report

Glasgow Scotland James Conway Conway

Proper Price Essential To Want Ad Success

The article stresses pricing as the key to successful Want Ads. It cites a $10 double sink sale reaching over 36 000 subscribers and 15 buyers, illustrating how low prices can drive quick responses and profits. Advertisers are urged to offer in-demand items at the right price via the Bulletin Herald Want Ads.

Bulletin - Herald Dial

City Improves Streets With Paving Program

Preliminary work is done and blacktop will be laid in a few days weather permitting. Motor paving of residential streets forms part of a broader street improvement program begun by city officials over the past year.

Delays in Hirshburg Slaying Trial and Kidnapper Appeal Rejected

Indiana Supreme Court rejects Venyna Lawrence appeal to reinstate a life sentence for the 1939 Eddie Cross kidnapping. In Anderson, Wayne Superior Court ponders abatement to delay the first degree murder trial of Ethel Mae Wise for the Roy Hirshburg shooting, with funeral rites and Masonic lodge services noted.

Indianapolis Indiana Supreme Court Venyna Lawrence Marion County Eddie Cross Lawrence Supreme Court Richmond Ind UIP Ethel Mae Wise Wayne Superior Court

Cool Weekend Forecast For Indiana With Showers

Partly cloudy and cooler conditions are forecast for Indiana through the weekend. Highs range from the upper 60s in the north to near 80 in the south with scattered showers and thunderstorms in the central and southern portions. A funnel cloud was reported between Terre Haute and Brazil but caused no damage. Edwardsport saw about two inches of rain yesterday.

Indiana Edwardsport Terre Haute Brazil

Robert J. Logan obituary details illness death at 68

Robert J. Logan of 1010 Sunset Drive Edgewood died at St John’s Hospital at 2 PM Friday after six weeks of illness. He owned the Bailey Company and served as a Republican precinct committeeman for Anderson Township third precinct.

New Efforts Start To Block Girard's Trial By Japanese

Congress and Girard's hometown push to block the transfer of 21 year old GI William S. Girard to Japanese court for the January 30 shooting on an Army range. Rep Haley introduces a nonbinding resolution urging reconsideration of the agreement to try him in Japan. A citizen fundraiser in Ottawa plans to go to Washington with protests. President Eisenhower says justice will be done. At Camp Whittington Girard denies enticing the woman onto the range and claims the shooting was accidental. American attorneys seek a unified approach to protect Girard's interests with the Army.

Washington William S. Girard Congress Rep Haley D-Fla United States Japan Ottawa House Girard 3.C White House Eisenhower Camp Whittington Naka Sakai William Igirard Army Supreme Court

Craig and two aides to be questioned in Indiana probe

Former Indiana Governor George N. Craig and two close associates will face questions from a Marion County grand jury probing irregularities in the State Highway and Purchasing departments during Craig's tenure. Subpoenas issued for William E. Sayer and Elmer W. Sherwood place them in Sebring Florida, with Craig to be questioned in broad terms. The probe also recently led to indictments of a former highway commissioner and others over right of way purchases for the Tri-State Expressway in Lake County.

Indianapolis George N. Craig Marion County Craig William E. Sayer Elmer W Little Doc) Sherwood John G. Tinder Sayer Sherwood Sebring Fla Tinder J Tinder Virgil Red) Smith Milan Indiana Senate Roads Subcommittee Washington Gore D-Tenn Tri-State Lake Sounty O. William Blaier Carpenters Union Public Works Committee Lake County Blaier

Robert Logan Dies Friday

Robert J. Logan 8 1010 Sunset Dr Edgewood owner of The Bailey Company and a Republican precinct committeeman for the third precinct of Anderson Township died at 2 PM Friday at St Johns Hospital after a six week illness. He was born in Akron Ohio and lived in Wabash until 1913 when he moved to Anderson. He owned the Bailey Company at 1521 Jackson St and served as precinct committeeman until his death.

Robert J. Logan Sunset Dr Edgewood Bailey Company Anderson Township St. John's Hospital Mr. Logan Akron Ohio John Logan Wabash Andersson Jackson St Anderson Tn

Church Of God Pre Convention Meetings Set

The Church of God schedules a 10 day pre convention series with seven boards and agencies meeting from Monday to plan for the 1957-58 program ahead of the 69th International Convention June 17-23 drawing an expected 20 000 visitors. Dr Adam W Miller leads missionary board sessions with other officers and boards meeting through Friday and Saturday.

Church of God Missionary Board Board of Church Extension and Home Missions Board of Christian Education Anderson College Gospel Trumpet Company Board of Pensions and Radio and Television Commission America Adam W. Miller Miller School of Theology W. W. King. Dayton Lester A. Crose J. Edgar Smith Board of Church Extension and Home Missions Gene W. i Newberry College School of Theology John H. Kane W. E. Reed Geneva E. F. Adcock Nora Angus T. Franklin Miller Ir. Mila Chapman Portland Ore Irene ‘Caldwell E. E. Perry Grand Rapids Mich John <. Morrison W. Dale Oldham Board of Pensions, Ono Indiana Supreme Court Harold Actor Everett Hartung Lawrence E. Brooks Radio and Television Commission George Blackwell Commission R. Eugene Sterner

Baccalaureate Sunday for 14 Graduate Theology Students

Dr Earl L Martin will preach at 7 p m Sunday at Park Place Church of God as Anderson College School of Theology honors its largest class of 14 graduate students candidates for the bachelor of divinity degree to be conferred at the June commencement.

Earl L. Martin School of Theology Anderson College Park Place Church of God Martin Adam W. Miller Don Jonn Dean Miller Jack Rexford Anderson Erie St. James J. Grant Anderson Church of God Alfred Lynwood Conner Milburn W. Va Arnold Paul DeYoung Almena Kans

Russian-born researcher claims microbe causes multiple sclerosis

Miss Rose R Ichelson of St Luke's and Children's Medical Center Philadelphia says she has isolated a micro-organism she believes with 190 per cent certainty causes multiple sclerosis. She says the finding will let researchers worldwide focus on immunization and cure efforts.

Rose R. Ichelson St. Luke's and Children's Medical Center Philadelphia

Sclerosis Germ Found Woman Scientist Says

Philadelphia report says Rose R. Schelson, director at St. Luke’s and Children’s Medical Center, isolated and cultivated the germ linked to multiple sclerosis and found a new diagnostic method. The finding, if substantiated, could mark a first step toward treatment for about 300,000 U.S. patients including Lou Gehrig. The National MS Society hailed the potential breakthrough pending replication and further research.

Philadelphia Rose R. Schelson St. Luke's and Children’s Medical Center United States Lou Gehrig National New York Walter Biddle Saul Research Foundation Miss Ichelson

Eisenhower Vows to Push 1956 GOP Platform Pledges

President Eisenhower told a national Republican rally that GOP leaders in Congress have a special responsibility to translate the 1956 platform into law. He warned that without party Unity, the concept of responsible government collapses and urged leaders to support his proposed measures.

Washington Eisenhower Congress GOP Senate House Knowland California Bridges

Schools Not Affected By Annexation Plan

Mayor Ralph Ferguson announced that annexation would not alter current School City boundaries or transportation. The School Board said it would follow existing programs in the annexed areas, with potential future study of district changes. A second reading on the annexation ordinance is planned, with a public meeting Monday night.

Ralph Ferguson William Hovermale Ferguson Jack Campbell Anderson Township Lafayette Richland Townships Anderson Franklin School

New Arrivals at St Johns Hospital

Born at St Johns Hospital to Mr and Mrs Edward Mousa 327 Whetstone Rd a boy to Mr and Mrs Richard Peck 1026 Laurel St two boys to Mr and Mrs Glen Richardson 612 Phillips Dr a boy to Mr and Mrs Ernest Prince 1620 Sherman St a boy to Mr and Mrs Charles Mahaf Tey 1802 E 38th St girl to Mr and Mrs Ranald Colvill 632 Lennox St a girl to Mr and Mrs Clarence Loy 209 EB Sith St a girl to Mr and Mrs Jesse Monday il 3 a boy to Mr and Mrs Harold Delph 6T Pletcher St a girl to Mr and Mrs Bruce Peterson Daleville a girl

St. John’s Hospital Edward Mousa Whetstone Rd Richard Peck Laurel St Glen Richardson Phillips Dr Ernest Prince Sherman St Charles Mahaf‘Tey E. 38Th Ranald Colvill Lennox St Clarence Loy EB. Sith St Jesse Monday Harold Delph

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