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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1961
Page
6
A survey by Dr. Yoshio Fukuyama finds church members view religion as organizational activity more than spiritual experience. Men know more about Christianity. women lead in activities. Four styles emerge: knowledgeable, activist, creedal, and devotional, among 4,000+ members surveyed.
In Indiana, cases list Norman Stockdale charged with driving under liquor, prosecutor Mel Thornburg. William Kopp in malpractice suit with $75,000 demand. and several breach of contract and deficiency balance actions by Associates Investment Co. against Mary K Stone, James Jymer, Fred Scott, and others. Divorce and separation actions also appear, plus a damages case with jury demand for $25,000 involving Lola Freeman and Everett Lawson Jr.
Dr Fukuyama notes women are more religious in active belief and church membership while men know their faith region but are less likely to practice or believe. Younger adults align with knowledgeable group, and men and women differ across the four classifications.
Hospital dismissals announced for St John’s include Madonna Zirkle in Middletown Thelma Hartley of 3304 Forest Terrace Clara Wright 220 Federal Dr Doris Sutton 272 Meridian Arnold Gunter and a daughter 613 College Dr Claude Meyers and a daughter 18294 Walnut Vern Schuyler 703 E 31st St Elizabeth Slater Pendle Mary Bookout 219 W Std Anna Jarrett Alexandria Orville Findlay 5703 Maple Elvesta Beard 1503 Forkar St Caroline Buss Middletown Marilyn Ulm 1035 Fairfax Mary Gaus 331 W 6th Marjorie Moore Pendleton Van Jameson Middletown Paul Cookman 1721 Johnson Omer Melson 1522 W Lth Walter Waltman Rt 2.
In City Court yesterday Judge George Pancol fined four individuals. Carol Chapman 18 Rt. 3 dis regarding a stop sign paid $1 and costs. Robert Reed 17 4909 Scatterfield Rd speeding paid $1 and costs. Larry Carroll 21 Rt. 6 false registration paid $1 and costs. William Fuller 17 38 Donnelly Dr disregarding a stop sign paid fees and costs.
British experts say Yuri Gagarin's space capsule may be a modified space skipper design the Soviets have pursued for over a decade. Dr. Herbert York and European space specialists note US Dyna-Soar parallels and long Russian interest in high atmospheric skip flights. Leonard Carter cites ongoing awareness of Russian tests and believes capsule could be a stub-wing variant of the device.
Mrs I W Hanson of Shirley near Middletown suffered a heart attack Saturday night. Doctors and the Henry County First Aid Unit faced mud and road work on U S 36 to reach her home. She was reported in fair condition at Henry County Hospital Monday. Weekend visits and Sunday calls are noted from area towns including Anderson Muncie and Mechanicsburg.
The Indiana Public Service Commission scheduled a July hearing for Northern Indiana Public Service Co to seek relaxations on gas service restrictions across 18 Northwestern Indiana counties. NIPSCO seeks to allow more residential conversions to gas and raise new structure gas limits from one million to three million BTU per hour along with broader eligibility for industries churches schools and municipalities. The affected counties include Lake Porter LaPorte St Joseph Elkhart Kosciusko Marshall Starke Pulaski Cass Miami Wabash White Benton Jasper Noble and Newton.
A basic menu lists corned beef and Swiss, steak, and foot long chili hot dogs with fresh strawberry sundaes at Tom Linder's New Car Kitchen on Highways 9 and 67.
Ellis Crum leads the 21st annual Daily Vacation Bible School at the Church of Christ on Madison Ave and 21st St from June 12 to 23. The program includes games crafts songs and lessons with the theme Living for Jesus. County agents and local leaders organize activities for 4 H and community participants with a closing day on June 23.
New York reports Phelps Dodze Copper Products Corp announces Cafenloy 40 a copper nickel alloy cost about half that of nickel alloys yet with same properties. The alloy targets condenser tubes for the power industry.
Ralph N. Worley, son of Mr and Mrs Frank N Worley, will represent the Excalibur Club on the Purdue University Student Senate for the coming year. The Excalibur Club gathers residents of the 3 Men’s Residence Hall and the Student Senate is the campus’s top student government body. Worley will be a senior in the School of Mechanical Engineering next year.
Perkinsville Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service meets June 20 at 7 30 p m at Perkinsville Methodist Church. Lesson topic is Home For The Homeless based on World Refugee year. Hostesses include Mesdames Hazel and others. The president is Mrs Margaret Hutson. Community mentions include visits by Mildred Geary and Nora French among local families near Westy New Albany Lebanon and Anderson with several relatives visiting Spring Mill Park and French Lick.
Shirley Forrest Camplin spoke at the Shirley Methodist Church for the WSCS installation services. Numerous local families shared meals and visits, with attendees including Mr and Mrs Gerald Wright, Mr and Mrs Edwin Palmer, Mr and Mrs Delbert Reason and sons, Rev and Mrs Paul Trumaller and son, Miss Lucile Shaw, Miss Diane Delph, and many others from Knightstown, Indianapolis, and nearby towns. The report notes social gatherings, dinners, and visits through the weekend along with a separate note on a New York cigarette tip article from the era.
Birthday dinner for Opal Bright at the Bright home includes Leon Bright Debbie Reeves and others. Vacation Bible School at Shirley churches set for June 18. Eugene Oster receives BA in Political Science at Earnham College Richmond. Wilkinson band parents plan meeting June 20. Camden report includes REA loan approval and Gibby’s Pkg. Store opening.
Washington reports U.S. will expand the 68 man advisory group, send field officers and training specialists, and fund salaries and arms for 20 000 new South Vietnamese troops in addition to a $40 million arms package. Civil guard arms to be supplied and brought under army command to protect villages.
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