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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1957

Page

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Annexation final hearing on city expansion plan

The council considers final passage tonight of an ordinance to annex all of Cadet Township not in Anderson and parts of Richland and Lafayette Townships. A amendment to exclude Lafayette and Richland Township property is being prepared after strong public opposition. A large crowd was expected at City Hall for the session.

Cadet Township Anderson City Richland Lafayette Ci Council City Hall Jack Campbell Richland Township Sr Ie Ralph Feremn Thy Anderson

Aroma Proposal to Join Elwood Telephone Exchange

INDIANAPOLIS The Public Service Commission was asked to approve a move by Indiana Bell to include Aroma, southwest of Elwood, in the Elwood exchange. Bell would take over Aroma from Union Telephone and install a dial system. Aroma users would gain access to about 4 650 telephones in the Elwood dialing area and face higher rates.

Indianapolis Public Service Commission Indiana Bell Telephone Co Aroma Elwood Bell Elwood Exchange Aroma Exchange Union Telephone Co

Car Fire Doused by Quick Thinking Store Manager

Good Morning KOKOMO Indiana reports A O Rounds a 42 year old supermarket manager on the near north side used a warm soft drink bottle uncapped and with thumb on top to pour a stream that quickly extinguished a car fire in the store lot. He called it just another service to our customers.

Kokomo Ind A. O. Rounds Rounds

Flagstone ads boost Want Ads sales in Bulletin Herald

Better weather and high reader readership boost flagstone listings in the Bulletin Herald Classifieds. A Pearl Street advertiser reported strong results from a small ad in Classification 29 for flagstone sale. In spring Want Ads are read more than any other page with daily home delivery to over 36 000 subscribers. Dial 3 5371 for a quick auction ad.

Bulletin-Herald Pearl Street Dial

Church of God Conclave Opens 69th International Convention

The 69th International Convention of the Church of God begins with full-day activities as 20 000 participants gather. Dr G Ray Jordan of Emory University speaks twice on Stop Look Listen and The Difference Christianity Makes while Dr T Franklin Miller handles Unfinished Business 7. The General Ministerial Assembly holds multiple sessions with officer elections to follow.

Church of God Anderson College G. Ray Jordan Emory University T. Franklin Miller Board of Christian Education Gospel Trumpet Company Board of Pensions Dr. Jordan E. 5Th St Dr. Miller General Ministerial Assembly Snesker Edgar L. Busch Portland Ore

Heat of summer bakes broad U S as power strains loom

Heat covers the eastern half of the nation with record highs in New York and Chicago. Power shortages hit utilities and offices as air conditioning runs full tilt, with Rockefeller Center cutting lighting and Con Edison urging restraint.

New York Chicago Minnesota South Dakota Kansas Nebraska Milwaukee Road Bryce Canyon Utah East Midwest Mercury New York City Rockefeller Center Consolidated Edison Co

Delco And Guide Here Ready Plant Closing July 4

In observance of Independence Day the Delco Remy and Guide Lamp Divisions will close their offices and plant operations on July 4 and 5 1957. Inventory days July 1 to 3 affect Guide Lamp manufacturing while Delco Remy inventory is scheduled later. Employees needed for inventory or essential work will be notified by foremen.

Delco Remy Guide Lamp General Motors Guide Lamp Wre Delco-Remy H. D. Dawson C. A. Michel

Cigarette Firms Announce Immediate Wholesale Price Rise

In New York several major tobacco companies lifted wholesale prices on non filter brands by 35 cents per thousand, effective immediately. American Tobacco Co led, followed by Liggett & Myers and Philip Morris Inc, a rise about one cent per pack at retail due to higher costs.

New York American Tobacco Co Liggett & Myers Philip Morris Inc

Chesterfield Annexes 7.2 Acres. Approves Bridge Work

Madison County commissioners met in regular session to approve Chesterfield annexation of 7.2 acres east of town and sign a $25,437 contract with Stohler Construction of Upland to complete the 10th Street bridge for vehicle and foot traffic.

Madison County Board of Commissioners Court House Chesterfield Truman Swain Guy Lewis Clifton Paddock Stohler Construction Company Upland 10Th St

Summer Heat Sends Hoosiers Rushing For Cool-Off Spots

Hoosiers contended with high heat over the weekend with readings near 93 degrees in Anderson and widespread discomfort across the state. Drownings totaled six as residents sought relief in lakes, streams, pools, and gravel pits while Summitville suffered $20,000 in school damage from a lightning strike.

Anderson Ole Sol Mid Indiana Summitville Madison County

Mamie Enters Army Hospital for Routine Checkup

Mrs Mamie Eisenhower checked into Walter Reed Army Hospital for a second full head to toe examination within four months. The White House described the visit as routine and said she is not ill. She is expected to stay several days.

Washington Mamie Fisenhower Walter Reed Army Hospital White House James C. Hagerty Eisenhower Walter Reed Hagerty Snyder

Ahepa Chooses Anderson for 1958 State Parley

Indiana Ahepa, meeting in Indianapolis, selected Anderson as host city for the 1958 state conclave. Nick Smyrnis of Indianapolis was elected president. other officers named were Mike Tzonanakis Gary lieutenant governor Sophocles Pancol Anderson secretary and Chris Michalos South Bend treasurer.

Indiana Ahepa Indianapolis Anderson Nick Smyrnis Organization of Men Mike Tzonanakis Gary Sophocles Pancol Chris Michalos South Bend

County Council Special Meeting at Madison County Court House

The Madison County Council holds a special meeting today at 10 a.m. to review and act on emergency appropriations requested by the County Commissioners to maintain government operations in the Revenue and Highway funds. Any approved additions go to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for review, with a later session to discuss the remonstrance date announced by County Auditor Jesse Biddle.

Madison County State Board of Tax Commissioners Court House Jesse Biddle

Anderson Wins AAA Pedestrian Safety Honorable Mention

Anderson received an honorable mention in the American Automobile Association pedestrian safety program, announced by the Hoosier Motor Club. The city earned top rating for its accident records system and sixth in its population class for the school safety program, amid 1956 pedestrian death tolls and improvements over 1955.

Anderson American Automobile Association Hoosier Motor Club AAA Robert L. Morgan Donald Kirk

Justices Reverse Convictions Of 5 Reds

The Supreme Court freed five of fourteen California Communist leaders convicted under the Smith Act and granted new trials to nine others. The court ruled that mere abstract advocacy of overthrow is not a crime, and that juries must distinguish between abstract doctrine and urging action.

Washington Supreme Court California U.S Harlan Black Douglas Clark Court of Appeals 9Th District District Court Warren

Second Annual Farm Tour Underway This Morning

The Anderson Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee and the Madison County Farm Bureau sponsor a second annual farm tour. Participants depart 8:30 am from the YMCA by bus and car, tour the Alva Heath Ben Azimov 400 acre beef and hog farm at 9, then visit William Roy Glen Canfield 700 acre beef operation at 10:30, observe soil conservation and farm buildings, finish with a noon turkey luncheon at Cecil Crosser farm near Hamilton, hear Indiana Farm Bureau VP George Coup, return about 3 pm.

Anderson Anderson Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee Madison County Farm Bureau YMCA Alva Heath-Ben Azimov Florida William Roy- Glen Chamber Farm Bureau John Chaille Charles Hum

Middletown Youth Killed in Weekend Traffic Crash

An 11 year old Middletown boy, Larry Lee Stohler, died from skull fractures and internal injuries after a two car crash near Miller Cemetery east of town. Jessie Roberts, 58, Honeycreek, injured seriously, is hospitalized in New Castle. Stohler, a 1957 Middletown High graduate, was active in the Christian Youth Fellowship and worked at Tucker Furniture. He is survived by parents, a brother Rex, grandparents, and several relatives in the area. Funeral at Sixth Street Christian Church with burial in Mechanicsburg Cemetery.

Middletown Indiana Larry Lee Stohler Charles Stohler tSh St Miller Cemetery Here Jessie Roberts Honeycreek Henry County Hospital New Castle Young Stohler Sixth Street Christian Church Wayne Kinion Mechanicsburg Ballard and Shirey Christian Youth Fellowship of the Christian Church Middletown High School Tucker Furniture Store Rex Charles Stohler Palmer Nelson Shirley Lundy Stohler Wilkinson Stohlers Anderson

Baby Recovers From Bullet In Trailing Trailer

Julia Ann Russell four months old was hit by a rifle bullet while sleeping in a Oakland City trailer during an industrial strike. After four months of treatment doctors say she will be all right. The shooter was never found. The family moved to Bloomington and resumed life near Indiana University where Russell studies business administration.

Evansville Julia Ann Russell Oakland City Julia Ann Ronald Russell Potter & Brumfield Co Princeton Russells Russell Julia Bloomington Indiana University Lonedythe

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