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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1964

Page

4

Four children shot to death in western Pennsylvania

In Smiths Ferry a mother, Mary Zlatovich, 24, killed four children aged two to five and left an eight month old survivor. Police say a night long argument with husband Mitchell Zlatovich preceded the killings. The suspect is in custody for formal murder charges.

Midland UPI Pennsylvania Smith’s Ferry Mary Zlatovich Gene Elkins Gary Elkins Virginia Louise Zlatovich Robert Zlatovich Elkins

Frankton Club News and School Trips Highlight Community

The Chummy Chatter Club gathered at Georgia Mroz’s home with Ruth Hester presiding and prizes awarded to Goldie Bott Irene Conklin Della Detraz and Bessie Brooks. Members and guests enjoyed refreshments and plan a June 18 meeting at Wilma Hurst’s home. Junior and Brownie Scouts attended a hike and weiner roast. Around twenty Frankton High seniors and adults including Kathryn Lee Lucia Etchison Dorothy Nicholson and Francis Welborn visited the World Fair. Mrs Floyd and Mrs Gillum’s second graders rode a train from Anderson to Elwood visiting the fire station police station and Coca Cola plant aboard Joe Smith’s bus 2.

Frankton Chummy Chatter Club Georgia Mroz Wilma Hurst Alene Burris Floy Alexander Needa McNamee Frankton High Kathyn Lee Lucia Etchison Dorthy Nicholson Francis, Welborn

Live Wire class supper and church meeting notes

Eighteen members of the Live Wire class of the Shirley Methodist Church met in May for a pitch in supper at the church hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Tildex Lipp and Mrs. Clara James. Mrs. Keith White gave two poems for devotions and Tiden Lipp showed colored slides for entertainment. Florence Willis entered St John’s Hospital in Anderson for surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Stewart attended the wedding reception of Mayor Berry Hurley of Greenfield and Miss Marjoris Doll at Northwood Christian Church in Indianapolis on May 16. Ice cream and cookies were served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Reason Rt. 2 Shirley in honor of Mr. Reason’s birthday. guests included Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Reason and their sons Terry and Gaylen, and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Reason.

Shirley Shirley Methodist Church Tildex Lipp Clara James Keith White Tiden Lipp Florence Willis St. John’s Hospital Anderson Grant Stewart Berry Hurley Greenfield Marjoris Doll Northwood Christian Church Indianapolis EarleRason Rt. 2 Reason Delbert Reason Terry Gaylen Dean Reason

102 Day Strike Ends At Michigan Plant

Hillsdale Michigan workers at Essex Wire Corp voted to accept a four year pact ending a 102 day strike. Local 810 of the International Union of Electrical Workers saw an 83 to 34 vote first, then a unanimous second vote endorsing the contract with a 2 cent an hour wage boost spread over four years.

Michigan Hillsdale Mich UPD Essex Wire Corp Lojcal International Union of Electrical Workers

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