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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1962
Page
1
The council grapples with a renewed resolution and a proposed housing ordinance amid protests from organization members and claims of improper consultation. City business includes transit funding notes and a July 10 meeting for bus issues and public input.
The Madison County Planning Commission approved two zoning petitions and denied one. a conditional variance was granted. A rezoning from residential to business was denied for land at E 10th St and 109 Bypass, while a service station grocery store and upholstery shop on Main Street Rd was approved for rezoning to business on land owned by Robert G. Elsbury. A Westwood Addition plat of 32 lots inFail Creek Township was approved, submitted by Homer C. and Eva P. Bennett.
A formula long prescribed by doctors for private patients is now available without prescription in many states. Medics claim it stops asthma attacks in minutes and offers hours of relief from spasms. The product Primatene combines three medicines to open airways loosen congestion and ease nervous tension, sold at $56 in drugstores.
A factory worker on a first council visit laments failure to find even one person for the measure among Delco-Remy employees he has contacted. The tone shows frustration over lack of local support and outreach efforts.
The Missionary Board Publications Board and Pensions Board of the Church of God meet Monday at 1 45 PM with Charles W Weber as executive secretary. The convention week will include sessions across the general offices and a Monday Anderson College commencement by Dr Harold L Phillips. Multiple public mass meetings and daily conferences are planned.
A long list of patients discharged from St Johns Hospital is given with full names and street addresses in various towns. The document names Mrs Mary Taylor Arnal Fletcher Max Slutsky John Gilbert Mrs Claude Myers and others along with their residence information. The rest of the page includes notes on a Public Service Commission road terminal charges case and a jail break incident with three escapees.
First AC Kardatzke and Meier of Anderson College join a Peace Corps cohort to teach in Ethiopia and aid urban rehabilitation in Peru. Kardatzke will study Amharic and education systems in Addis Ababa, while Meier heads to Peru for housing and infrastructure projects in quake and landslide affected areas.
Ethel May Hill 63 of 1425 West 7th Street died at home about 10 p.m. Monday. Born in Anderson she was daughter of Benjamin and Martha Maybelle Ross of Madison County pioneers. She married Harry H. Hill in 1916 and they lived in North Anderson until recently. Survivors include husband five sons John B Woodrow W Fred F Harry I and Billy E Hill a daughter Martha Funt 11 grandchildren one great grandchild two sisters and two brothers. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today at Nuckols and Carmichael Funeral Home services Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at the funeral home conducted by Dr. Robert Bickel burial East Maplewood Cemetery.
Virgil I. McClain of 2609 Main St dies Monday at 68. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Thursday First Church of the Nazarene led by Rev. John C. Wine. Burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Visitation Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Survived by widow Iva a son Robert of Anderson three daughters Dorothy D. Bole Katherine Reel and Margaret Sokolish of Anderson. He was a member of Veterans of World War I No. 534.
Obituaries for Judy Murel Jacob 75 of Marion and Iva Blanche Banning 79 of Winchester. Roscoe Booth 47 of Anderson area. Funeral details, burial plans, and church affiliations listed. Also local court minutes note summer hours for city hall and several traffic fines, including Donald Trissel 149 South Drive $5 fine and 180 days on county farm suspended, Orville Blackford speeding fine, Gerald Morris speeding, and Ronald Smith reckless driving.
Deaths from Albany and nearby counties note Nate E. Weekley real estate and insurance man and Gladys Weekley who died within days of each other. Funeral services set in Albany with burial at Black Cemetery. extended family and friends in Summitville and Alexandria area. Edith Harris announces Faith O. Harris death at 79 in Anderson. services Thursday in Summitville area. Additional brief notes include Emma Huston’s 100th birthday death and political scene items about tax reform discussions.
Services for Roger P. Kiley 53 of Indianapolis and Paul D. Fromer 56 of Anderson are announced. Kiley executive at Link-Belt and father of Roger W. Kiley will be buried in Calvary Cemetery Indianapolis with services at Christ the King Church. Fromer a Lynch Corp purchasing agent will be buried in Ottawa Hills Memorial Park Toledo with services at Walker Funeral Home Toledo.
Adults attend a community event to exchange used eyeglasses as admission. Lions clubs collect glasses at the door to ship to Chicago for cataloguing and overseas aid. Proceeds fund a nursing scholarship and other projects. Parking available and new gym panels donated by the Lions Club have protected floors during events.
Missionary C Helen Mooshim, with service across 46 countries, will speak at 7 30 PM in the Missionary Gospel Church 226 East 31st Street hosted by Rev L L Scantland. In a separate item, Richard E Emery principal of Indianapolis Wood High School receives the American Educators Medal from the Freedoms Foundation, one of 14 honored officials.
The Cincinnati court weighs whether Taft Hartley lets agency shop agreements despite Kansas and Indiana right to work statutes. Indiana’s appellate ruling permitting agency shops remains in effect, except regarding General Motors until further court action.
A jury found the stairway unsafe due to steepness dim lighting and lack of hand rails. Judge Nelson Bohannon read the finding shortly after p.m.
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