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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1954
Page
26
Entomologists estimate insects cost the United States wire industry over four billion dollars annually and have more than 150000 distinct uses across sectors.
Bendix Aviation Corp unveiled a radar system demonstrated aboard a DC3 flying showcase. The device outlines storm areas on a radarscope, distinguishing hail storms from rain squalls and offering pilots a clearer view to navigate around worst turbulence.
The North Anderson Pilgrim Holiness Church will host a vacation Bible school for local children at the church from 9 to 11 30 am Monday June 14 through Friday June 18 with the theme Pioneering With Christ. A sharing session and program will run Friday evening from 7 to 9. A Saturday picnic is planned. Staff includes Mesdames Roy Norton A E Wiley Howard Goins Howard Smith Mary Paschal C D Whittaker Miss Gale Levi and Rev and Mrs George Blice.
Norma Jean Julian of Gentryville will evangelize at 7 30 nightly from June 13 to June 27 at Everybody's Tabernacle 29th and Fletcher Streets. She is a Berlin Memorial Bible University graduate. Peggy Archer of Birdseye will sing and play piano and accordion, with prayers for the sick during each service announced by Pastor Earl L. Moore.
Boston headline states law firm Hale and Dorr reissued a statement about Frederick G. Fisher Jr leaving Welch’s Washington duties. Welch says Fisher disclosed National Lawyers Guild membership in 1950 and was sent back to Boston April 3. Fisher has had no further involvement with the case.
Miss Peggy Casada a Purdue University graduate will join the county extension office Monday to assist with Home Demonstration and 4-H Club work under county agent Kathryn Gregory. She will then move to a regular home demonstration position in the state after September.
Dismissed patients include Mrs Dorothy Hinchman 2217 E 4th St Glen Chester Wabash Murray Wagner 1426 Bronnenberg St Mrs Josephine Lennis 2329 W 29th St Miss Margaret Simons Raphael Hall Mrs Laura Tracy 918 E 27th St Mrs James Brooks and daughter 1014 Lindberg Rd Mrs Donald Reichenbach and daughter 724 Amber Ct Mrs Thaos Mullens and daughter Rt 4 Mrs Charles W Landes Jr and son 3716 Burton St Mrs Clester Butler and daughter 2406 Pitt St Mrs Phyllis Sumpter 1111 W 2nd St Jimmy 12 son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Cross 1608 W 16th St Mrs Janice Mifer 1228 Nic ol Ave A L McKee 1605 Euclid Dr Mrs Thea Kay Phelps 1019 W 9th St Rev William F Conley Pittsburgh Pa Leon Sacilowski 3018 Pitt St Ernest R Gaunt Rt 3 Alonzo Clark 3705 Henry St taken to Methodist Hospital Indianapolis Robert Brannigan 1106 Los Alas Dr Randy 1 son of Mr and Mrs Ellingwood 2082 E 11th Peggy Ann 7 and Barbara Alice 5 daughters of Mr and Mrs Glen Hite Rt 2 Pendleton Stephen 7 son of Mr and Mrs Richard Imler 2924 Sheridan St Monty 3 son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Sparks Rt 6 Paul 6 son of Mr and Mrs Paul Weaver 2924 Walton St
Rev. Joe Day will evangelize at Warrington EUB Church June 13 to 27 at 7 30 every evening except Saturday. Rev. Artie Stohler announces Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Myers will direct the music during the series on Ind 109.
The British Road Safety Council urged that lightweight British bicycles use foot operated coaster brakes rather than hand brakes to improve rider safety.
The guide by the American Hearing Aid Association highlights that roughly 15 million Americans experience hearing impairments, emphasizing the role of auditory aids in daily activities and communication.
Marion Gold and Lottie Carter of Anderson were born in 1903 and 1908 respectively and were employed in factories. Ronald Eugene Beatty of Elwood born 1935 worked as a salesman, and Nancy Faye Goins of Elwood born 1936 was a factory employee.
North Dakota tops the nation in spring and durum wheat production. A separate note warns that wood cut in summer deteriorates much faster than wood cut in winter.
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