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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1956
Page
7
A report from a township study group led by Phil Cru indicates the Alex area schools, including Alewadwa and Monroe Township, are not as crowded as first feared. The initial group findings suggest the situation may be easing.
Harold Hlinlin announces a preliminary study by a publicity committee showing high school classrooms were closed 69.3 percent of the time last year. Despite gaps and unused rooms with 38 to 40 capacity each, the group says the overcrowding issue is not as acute as feared. Members include J P Mc Malin Andie Blake Ralph Reavis and others.
Flay Stoelling, longtime manager of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce, was elected president of the Indiana Commerce Executive Association at its annual convention in Crandordaville, which concluded today.
Gilbert Peart and Barbara Peary from Anderson attend Indiana University this week for a distributive education workshop. The event features guest speakers on instructional aids and a panel of former students. activities include a children’s program and demonstrations of educational techniques at the YMCA and Kiwanis sponsored shops scheduled for Monday, June 25.
A Alexandria social round includes Leltyé Cotterman as guest of honor at a surprise bon voyage party hosted by Miss Janet McMahan and others. Co host Miss Jean Ann Bow ers. future tour group bound for New York and Europe. Also a pink blue shower for Dewena Oxley hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Austin Androws with guests from Muncie and area. Community events feature a Lake Visit week, and Present Day/Sts. outing from Arrow to Raible Ave through 25th Street with Great Commission School guests.
A brief cartoon note by Bil Keane mentions a television test image and a single caption line. The item reflects early TV novelty humor with a playful jab at channel chaos and a reader-friendly punchline.
A fragment notes a 4,000 horsepower pipeline engine consuming fuel at high rates per hour. It mentions Washington and a throttle action, implying a rapid throughflow or consumption surge in a line driven by a large engine.
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