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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1957
Page
3
The United States told Hungary it cannot accept a right to set the Budapest mission size and said the staff would be cut anyway. A note to the Hungarian Foreign Ministry stated Washington alone determines personnel abroad and duties have become increasingly difficult to perform.
Miss Julia Ann Stout sails from Elwood to attend the American Red Cross Lifesaving Aquatic School at Purdue University Limberlost Camp in LaGrange June 10 20. The trip includes training for Red Cross life guards, with instructors Beavers and Sam Stone. Reggie Hicks heads to Cimarron New Mexico for National Camp staff work with Boy Scouts. Funeral services for Rev J W Wittkamper 88 Elwood will be held at East Main Street Christian Church. burial in Elwood City Cemetery.
The piece details interviews with contestants for Mrs America including how husbands reacted and the need for cooperation at home. It notes questions about entry motives, family care during absences, and each couple’s arrangements. Amusing anecdotes include a husband asked if his wife is a good cook and a mortician's reaction.
Four people were fined in city court with nine more forfeiting bonds for failing to appear. Charges included public intoxication and speeding. Several defendants faced disorderly conduct, with one case set for trial. Hospital notes list dismissals admissions and transfers as local patients move between Mercy Hospital and area nursing facilities.
In Luebeck at St Catherine's Church, a Tintoretto painting on the wall from the 16th century was identified as the Raising of Lazarus after restoration revealed the master's signature. Experts deem the piece highly valuable and authentic.
Census bureau counts more than 420 million young Americans reaching voting age in 18 years as the population may top 300 million by the century’s turn.
Elwood community notes report June 24 social events at Elwood churches and groups. Activities include Foland family luncheon, a hostess party at Lena Foland’s home, and a picnic planned for Clearwater Park. Honor to Mrs. William B. Smith with a birthday dinner at the Gullion home, plus Sigma Alpha Chi and KAB Club meetings and a pink and blue shower for Mrs. Werline. Several groups announce upcoming gatherings and transportation details.
The Madison County Medical Society hosted the annual American Association of Physicians and Surgeons essay contest. Winners Sharon Ellis Anna Marie Madigan and Rosemary Wyatt each earned prizes of 100 30 and 25 respectively for the essay The Advantages of Private Medical Care. The national contest offers a 1000 prize for first place.
Public invited to a Tupperware demonstration at the 9th and Jackson venue, the i r.0.0.F. Hall. Event slated for Wednesday June 12 at 7 30 P.M. with doors opening for attendees.
Miss Mary DeBonis and Lynn Dome wed at St Joseph's Church Elwood with Rev Mammes officiating. Organist Sister Mary Jacinta led the music as Mrs Walter King served as matron of honor. Best man Walter King and ushers Joseph DeBonis and Boyd Bolton. A reception followed at the bride’s mother home. They plan a trip to Ohio and will reside on Rt. 2 Fairmount.
William J. Cornwell Sr of Elwood and the Elwood Camera Club gain recognition as one of their photographs earns a spot in Who's Who In Pictorial Photography. Jan Rudig and Harold Yocom are noted contributors in this achievement and Cornwell’s career as an engineer and designer is outlined. A separate incident reports a five year old injured in a rear end crash near Elwood with driver Dulworth arrested for failure to yield. A new Indiana state livestock division director, William F Kies, is named to oversee licensure of buyers and sellers after July 3.
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