Church of God expands foreign missions reach Costa Rica added
The Church of God foreign missions program expands to Costa Rica joining 34 countries and territories. The Missionary Board announced at its 70th International Convention, with Costa Rica to receive a missionary this year. Delegates heard from Rev. Walter Tiesel and Rev. Maurice Caldwell during today’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God Foreign Missions Program
Costa Rica
Missionary Board
Lester A. Crose
Walter Tiesel
Barbados
Mr. Crose
Maurice Caldwell
Saltillo
Mexico
Board of
Church Extension and Home Missions
W. E. Reed
J. Edgar Smith
The
Naomi Randall
Department of Home Missions
Board of Church Extension and Home Missions
Church OF God
Oldham
W. Dale Oldham
Park
Forgers Sent To Capital
Elder Eugene Arbuckle 33 and Richard W. Parr Jr. 27, both of Indianapolis, were turned over to police after confessing to passing backchecks totaling over 400 dollars at six Anderson businesses last week. Dan Rosson alerted authorities, Jack Warrum tackled Arbuckle, and Det. Capt. Noble Higgins with Det. Paul Corya made the final arrest. Arbuckle was found in a linen closet at the Anderson Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Indianapolis
Eugene Arbuckle
Richard W. Parr Jr
Capital City
Dan Rosson
Banner Store
Jack Warrum
Arbuckle
Noble Higgins
Paul Corya
Anderson Hotel
Indiana
Higgins
Thief Drains Wine Cellar In Paris Deputy Chief’s Home
A thief broke into a wine cellar Monday at the home of Georges Ballyot, deputy police chief, and took an unspecified number of bottles. Police are conducting a wide search for the suspect.
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Paris
Georges Ballyot
Vinegar Treatment Restores Shiny Coat Collars
A household tip explains that vinegar can revive dull shirt collars by sponging with a cloth wrung in hot vinegar and pressing the collar on the wrong side while damp. The note adds a budget tip to useWant Ads to sell unnecessary items quickly.
Reservoir proposal eyed for flood control near White River
Madison County planning officials relay a letter to Rep Beamer and other authorities seeking Army Corps of Engineers study for a large White River reservoir east of Anderson. The plan aims to control floods last week, provide drought water and recreation, and may place a dam east of Ind 109 near Chesterfield with much of the land currently farmland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Condon
Beamer
Madison
Planning Commission
Ralph Ferguson
John V
Army Corp of Engineers
All Beamer
Fifth
Up-Gressman
White River
al Anderennaves
Anderson
Condon
Ind
Chesterfield
County Planning Commission
John V. Beamer
Washington D.C
Herald
Firemen To Burn Elwood Building On Day Off Saturday
Anderson firemen will join central Indiana crews to burn a house as part of a demonstration at the Indiana Firemen's Association meeting in Elwood on Saturday The owner requested razing of the building and protection of surrounding structures will be shown Demonstrations include Scott air pack oxygen tank and mask and new fire trucks at the Elwood Fire Station Also included are changes at Anderson College with Dr Carl Kardatzke named vice president and longtime education dean Dr Russell Olt reelected for a five year term plus other administrative moves
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Indiana
Indiana Firemen's Association
Elwood
Herbert Johnson
IFA
Scott
Elwood Fire Station
Anderson College
Carl H. Kardatzke
Department of Education
Earl L. Martin
Russell Olt
Wilmington
Ohio
John A. Morrison
Robert H. Reardon
E. E. Perry
Ground Rapids
Mich
John H. Kane
C. L.edwards
Kane
Indiana Supreme Court jJustice
Harold Achor
Europe
Ace Ily
Kardatzke
Columbia University
Kentucky Wesleyan
University of Kentucky
Chicago
Southern California
Cincinnati
National Board of Christian Education
Church of God
Laber
East Side Community Club
Anderson Lions Club
Park Place Church of God
National Education Association
Indiana State Teachers Association
Phi Delta Kappa, Honor Society
Vancouver bridge collapse kills ten workers
A two sections of a 16 million dollar Burrard Inlet bridge collapsed, sending at least ten workers to their deaths and injuring sixteen others. Witnesses said the front section crumpled first, trapping several in the wreckage as concrete and steel fell into the inlet. Unofficial reports note four missing and crews searching the depths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B.C
Burrard Inlet
Don Mitchell
Ile
Van.couver
Senate
United Nations
Hubert H.humphrey
D-Minn
Wayne
Anderson Morse
D-Ore
Eisenhower
East Resolution
Secretary of State
Congress
Alice Turner
Hazlett St
6Th and
Jackson Sts.clares
Leba
Marvins
Shelton
E. Lynn St
United States
Dulles
Prin- Hospital
Hulda Haines
Ft. Wayne
Nichols
Korea
Ave. T
Morrison To Be Honored At College Alumni Dinner Tonight
Alumni of Anderson College honor Dr. John A. Morrison president emeritus at the annual alumni dinner at 5 30 tonight at the YMCA. The program is arranged by Dr Kane Miss Helen H Kane and others with 1500 to 600 persons expected. Mrs Morrison will join her husband in the limelight and Rev Marvin W Baker Mishawaka will preside after dinner. Prizes turn to page 2 column 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Anderson College
John A. Morrison
YMCA
Waneta Geron
Lima
Ohio
Tuesday J
Eastside
Church of God
Marvin W. Baker
Mishawaka
Ind
Val B. Clear
Morrisons
Hillery C. Rice
South Charleston
W. Va
Jury Indicts Mrs Matthews in West Side Slaying
Mrs Willie Mae Matthews was indicted by the Madison County Grand Jury on second degree murder for the shooting death of her husband Jerome Matthews at their home 1326 West 14th Street. He was found dead after four gunshots to the face and arms from a .38 pistol. The case raises self defense claims and bond issues were debated as the court weighs re incarceration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Mae Matthews
Jerome Matthews
Westside
Madison County
W. 14Th St
Matthews
McClellan
Senate
Grand Jury
Thornburg
Arthur Phelps
Anderson
Phelps
Indianapolis
Shaw
Russell Stewart
Anti Racketeer Bill Advances in Senate Amid Debate
The Senate passed a wide labor bill 89 to 1 to root out racketeers and crooked officials from unions and grant workers more control. It now heads to the House where hearings are underway amid uncertain prospects. The measure Camelizes major reforms since Taft Hartley, with sponsors arguing it targets abuses without crippling legitimate union activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
George W. Malone
R-Nev
House
Congress
John Z. Kennedy
D-Mass
John I. McClellan
D-Ark
Kennedy
Ives
City-Farm Tour Draws Large Madison County Crowd
Business and industrial personnel will tour three Madison County Farms this noon as barbecued chicken and a rain softened soil mark the annual city farm tour. More than 150 are expected to attend weather permitting and meet at South Side Junior High School at 8:30 a.m. Each farmer will host four guests for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
South Side
GOP Pre Parley Meet Set Women Outline Sessions
Madison County Republicans plan a pre convention meeting next Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Madison Circuit Court room where 73 delegates will receive election certificates Letters from GOP chairman R H Roberts announced the date and praised delegates for leadership County Republican Women will meet June 7 30 p m at Mrs Robert Heaton s River Forest home Harold Smith County Engineer named as special speaker Frank Allis spoke to Alexandria Women s Republican Club with Mrs George McDermott presiding and several county leaders attending as guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Indianapolis
Madison Circuit Court
R. H. Roberts
GOP
Robert Heaton
River Forest
Harold Smith
Frank Allis
Alexandria Women's Republican Club
George McDermott
Mae Hollingsworth
Marilyn Burton
Bertha
Sorrell bribery testimony ties job threat to contract
In Indianapolis UPI reports Arthur J. Mogilner testified that George Craig warned Sorrell he would lose his job if he did not cooperate on a $106,000 asphalt mixer contract. Mogilner described a late 1955 threat after Sorrell refused to go along, with bribery charges against Sherwood and Sayer connecting the case to highway appointments and state contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
George Craig
Arthur J. Mogilner
Sherwood
Werell
Mogilner
Sorrell
Elme
Jmer W. Sherwood
William F
Sayer
Indiana
Craig
Virgil
Red) Smith
Fleece Named Member of School Board
Maurice W. Fleece, 53, of 1911 W 11th St, was appointed to the Anderson Board of School Trustees, effective August 1, by the City Council. He replaces Gordon France whose three year term ends July 31. Fleece, a longtime Anderson resident, was recommended by Mayor Ralph Ferguson and approved unanimously. He has held executive roles and works with Investors Diversified Services. He attended Indiana and Butler, and belongs to several local organizations. He is married with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice W. Fleece
11Th St
Anderson Board of
Main Street
25Th Street
Fleece
Gordon France
Anderson
Ralph Ferguson
Pierce Governor Corporation
Investors Diversified Services
Minneapolis
Minn
Indiana
Butler
First Methodist Church
Masonic “Lodge
Scottish Rite
University’ Club
Insurance plan presented to school trustees
The board heard a presentation on a new co-insurance policy aiming to save about 1500 on current school property insurance costs. Insurance committee members Bob Fitzgerald, Gary Mahoney, Jim Day, and Ed Wellington outlined a running inventory method. The board will study the proposal as a report noted $25,000 in additional appropriations was approved by the state board of tax commissioners for furniture and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
School Trustees
Bob Fitzgerald
Citizen's Banking Co
Gary Mahoney
Anderson Banking Co
Jim Day
Ed. Wellington
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Ned Greene Te
New Arrivals In Anderson Area Births At Local Hospitals
A roundup of newborns including a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Boaz Rt 2 Anderson at St John s Hospital and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marsh 429 Church Dr. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs Donald Bob litt Great Commission Trailer Ct The Turner baby a son born at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis to Mr. and Mrs William Turner Maternal grandparents Mrs Howard C McDonald of Anderson paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Ben Turner of Amsterdam Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Hospital
Stanley Boaz
Charles Marsh
Church
Donald Boblitt
Great Commission Trailer
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
William Turner
Howard C. McDonald
Anderson
Ben Turner
Amsterdam
Ind
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Athletic Park
Edgewater Park
Shadyside Park
Vancouver Bridge
Paswlion
William Lowé Bryan
Indiana University
Mrs. Matthews
Sen
Irving M. Ives
Maurice. W. Fleece
Hearst Insurance Plan
Anderson and Vicinity