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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1964

Page

3

April Inventory Rise Signals Late Upturn in Merchandises

United Press International reports April stocks of merchandise rose about 430 million to 105.43 billion after a long quiet period. The Commerce Department notes seasonally adjusted inventories increased, while steel production fell 6.7 percent last week to 2.445 million tons.

United. Press International New York Commerce Department

Christian Church Women's Guild Installs Officers

Summitville sees the Christian Church Women’s Guild install new officers with Barbara Hunt as president and Dorothy Vinson leading the installation. Dr Charles C Brown, former Gospel Trumpet editor, speaks at Park Place Church of God on life’s most important task.

Summitville Guild For the Christian Church Opal Watts Charles C. Brown Church of God Park Place Hillery C. Rice J Brown Gospel Trumpet Vital Chrispa Church of jGod New York City Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Huntington Ind Missionary Board of the Church Eater O Lois Heater Carol Cares Lall Exon Edith Brown Sue Ann Thurston God Publication Board Duo Decum Club Mary Dean Irene Connery Clara Ice Dr. Brown de- Helen Cartwright Edith In- Brown Roscluding Morgan Europe Velma Elsworth Grace Shores Mil the Union Dred Pyle Leta Turschman Jeille Thurston Irena Black Andersen Missouri

Tax settlement distributes nearly $8 million in Madison County

Madison County Auditor Joe Armington announces spring tax settlement totaling 7,944,321.49 with checks mailed to numerous taxing units. Disbursements include schools, libraries, counties, townships, and town/city corps across many entities such as Anderson civil city, Anderson school city, Pendleton district, and Alexandria library.

Madison County Joe Armington Gimeo Anderson Nderson Public Adams Boone Duck Creek Fall Creek Green Jackson Lafayette Monroe Pipe Creek Richland Two Stony Creek Union van Buren Twy Alexandria Civil City Mexandria-Monroe Metropolitan School Corp Alexandria Public Library Chesterfield

Lt Gunter Demonstrates Self Defense for Anderson Police

Lt John W Gunter of the Anderson Police Department conducted a self defense demonstration at the Badge and Gun Club last evening. He instructed members of the Anderson Civil Defense Police from 6 to 3 p m with a focus on judo as part of their training program.

John W. Gunter Anderson Police Department Gunter Anderson Civil Defense

Exterminators Wage War Against Rodents

Exterminators began a rodent fight at the city sanitary landfill on Monday and reported a bag of hundreds of dead rats the first night. Baxter s Exterminating Service said 300 rats were found dead in the open with many more under rubble as monthly bait that targets rats is used.

Baxters Exterminating Service Baxter

Fire Protection Allotments Set in Shirley Township

Shirley volunteer fire department officials met to discuss 1953 fire protection funding. A meat officer James P Pope, serving a life term for his wife’s slaying, was granted a parole reduction with a pending Aug 1954 release. Wilkinson to receive 3150 dollars and Shirley 1100 as part of the joint township plan.

Tilden Lipp Indianapolis Cambridge City James P. Pope Ralph Wales Shirley Wilkinson Brown Township Glen Jordan Jr Pope Everam

Elwood Firm Wins Bridge Contracts in County Bid

The Robert Carter Company of Elwood won the contract for two small bridges on County Road 600 W south of Rd 128 and the Pipe Creek Township line. The combined bid of 17417 was deemed best and lowest by the Board of Commissioners from four bids. Commissioners said oiling gravel roads countywide began yesterday with three distributors, starting in northern areas, to apply oil in front of every gravel-household frontage after completion.

Robert Carter Company Elwood Pipe Creek Board of Commissioners Mary Rambertson

Bohannan to Speak on Tips for Parents at Sertoma Meeting

Judge Nelson Bohannan will address the Sertoma Club on juvenile delinquency prevention in a Thursday evening program at 6 30 at the King's Crown Inn. Jonn y Hickner serves as program chairman and the audience includes members and guests.

Nelson Bohannan Sertoma Club King’s Crown Inn Jonny Hickner

Local Hospital Pathologist Dr Whitaker Assumes Duties

Summitville reports Dr. Whitaker, formerly at Santa Clara City, becomes pathologist at Community County Hospital San Jose and brings his family to Lyons Colorado. He succeeds Dr Victor Muller with residency at Illinois Veterans Administration Hospital and ties to University of Illinois. Mrs Alma Rose Vinson and Robert Hasler announce funeral home business sale to Dardwine.

Jack Whitaker Generalihor St. Mary Bart Mercy Hospital Gary Suc Ilett Victor Muller Whitaker Ianapolis Illinois Lyons Colo Maryland Forest Manor University of Colorado Staten Island N.Y Alma Rose Vinson Robert Hasler The Vinson Hasler Funeral Home Dardwine Funeral Home

Actress Becomes Grandmother Again

New York stock exchange seat sale price set at 207000, down 3000 from June 4. Membership bids at 185000 and asks at 215000. Mary Martin reportedly becomes grandmother again with birth of Tim Halliday Weir at Lenox Hill Hospital to Anthony Weir and Helier Halliday.

NEW York APS New York Stock Exchange American Heart Association Rec API Mary Martin Tim Onhy Halliday Weir Lenoxstrokes Hill Hospital Anthony Weir Weir Hel‘ler Halliday Martin Richard Halliday

Keeler Freed Early From Prison After Good Conduct

Highliving Playgirl Christine Keeler, 22, was released Monday after six months of a nine month perjury sentence for framing a former West Indian lover. A friend awaited with champagne and whisky as she vanished into the London night amid lingering questions about her transformation and future.

London UPL Christine Keeler Christine John D. Profumo

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