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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1967
Page
6
Water management reform merges four agencies into a single department under Governor Branigin era policy. Proponents cite streamlined operations, reduced bickering, and clearer duties for flood control and water resources across Midwest states.
Courthouse minutes record dismissals in Trautvetter vs Trautvetter on motion and actions against Roll Center Inc Kool Vent division. New suits include Indiana State vs Rodger Terrell for carrying a pistol without license, Norfolk estate matter, Schrenker matter, and general motors v Blacks. Additional notes cover Hold Finance v Turner and Peck and Peck.
Lists numerous patients discharged from St Johns Hospital and Community Hospital including Melinda Dant Bernice Walker Lavender Beatrix Laughlin Mbert Brown Markleville Aubrey Roberts Karten Chastain Verla Wright Mecie Connor Diana Hinton Vera Hester Diana Hinton and son Vera Hester Re. Elsie Boaz David Jarrett Sandra Hart Meda Hulett Frances Paschal Lessig Connersburg Eugene F Olene Ledbetter Denzil Arms Carolyn Nese Dorothy Walton Moorman Diane Lum Ruth Bolton Deborah Collis Joseph Milas Shane Wilson James Harris Elwyn Lowhone William Hiser Kate Wilkerson Doma Ortwein Constance Sentman Wanda Swain Joyce Patterson Ruth Nave Ronald Duckworth James Beetham Marlene Pollard Wayne Pollard Grant Sork Guy Sork II Jane Addison Jay Puterbaigh Rachel Ginder Lynda Odom Silvia Richman Lela Utley Darlene Johnson Melinda Saxon Nellie Gascho Chery Wilson Ophia Cade James Cooper and others.
Branigin, noted history buff, departs for New Hart on Friday afternoon for a packed schedule. He will attend the acceptance of a restored home in the famed village known for two communal living experiments and dedicate a post office. He also aims to study restoration of an old opera house and unveil a new manuscript room plus a reception and luncheon planned.
War Mothers clubs organized a meeting to plan a carnival at Marion Vet Hospital for July 8. Mrs. Mary Humphrey hosts with co hostesses Mrs. Grace Willis and Mrs. Anna Cedar St. and others coordinating help for gifts and support. The project includes collecting candy, toiletries, T shirts, caps, and men’s items. The event supports the Marion Hospital and state efforts. In related notes, the Order of St. John allocated funds for an eye hospital in Old Jerusalem to aid casualties amid conflict.
Democratic State Chairman Gordon St Angelo urged a large group of women to work for party success in the forthcoming Indianapolis city election during the Indiana Federation Democratic Women's convention. Mrs Carla S Williams, news secretary to Mrs Ma Price, spoke of party objectives and noted the convention continues with speakers and a tour of the Statehouse led by Helen Corey.
The Red Cross offers summer swim classes for beginners to advanced at the Athletic Park Pool starting July 12. Eight classes run over four weeks with two daily time options, plus adult evening sessions on Tuesdays. Registration targets ages seven and up, aiming to reduce drownings noted in recent years.
The Rev. Henry T. Miller, graduate of Asbury College and Drew Theological Seminary, will speak at Emmanuel Church on Sunday. Miller served five years as a missionary in Liberia, Africa, before returning to the North Indiana Conference in 1931 where he served until retiring in 1960.
Supt. Richard D. Wells announced J. Wilbur Kolb of Princeton has resigned as state school inspector. Kolb, with a 45 year teaching career in Nebraska, Missouri, Illinois and Indiana, will return to teaching.
In Indianapolis the Public Service Commission faces a jurisdiction dispute over a municipal sale and a proposed minimum charge, with the PSC stating it has no jurisdiction over the sale itself while noting limited regulatory reach on specific matters. The report mentions New Middletown and a potential $5 monthly minimum, weighing PSC authority.
Chicago wholesale butter prices on the Mercantile Exchange remain unchanged with 93 score AA at 66 and 92 at 75. Grade A whites 127, mixed 26 percent, mediums 21, standards 23.
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