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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1959
Page
1
Palmolive Soap three bars for 31 cents and Dog Food in 226 ounce cans for 29 cents appear in a small town grocery circular. Bon Ami cleanser and Tuna Breast-O-Chicken flat cans are listed with low prices. Chocolate Chip Barry Cookies and Yeaberry Clarks Gum show modest deals, while Folgers Coffee is priced to attract shoppers.
JOHNSON CITY New York API Joseph Barbara Sr. 53 died at his Enfield home after a heart attack while the secret of the 1967 Apalachin hoodlum convention remained undisclosed. Investigators long sought his testimony before the State Investigation Commission. The Apalachin meeting involved underworld figures and alleged rackets. Barbara had refused to disclose details and his hearing date was not set.
Mrs. Mable E Grove 54 of foiss Lora street died at home Wednesday noon born April 2 1905 in Cincinnati daughter of William and Hattie Franklin came to Anderson from Indianapolis in 1927 former teacher at State School for the Deaf Survivors include husband Robert Z two sons Robert and John William Grove two sisters Mrs Wendell Parson Mrs Cowell Lester and Mrs Morris Nendall member of First Methodist Church and Cremak Chapter of the International Study Club funeral details set for 1:39 p m Friday burial West Maplewood Cemetery Rev Robert W Pribley officiating The Rev Jesse L Ingram 62 Panama City Fla died before daybreak Wednesday at 1305 E F 3th St body found in room he occupied as a Church of God Convocation visitor widow Ida daughter Ars FP D We Jam and three brothers Remus J A J H and other relatives listed Friends were received Wednesday evening at the Waltz and Mayday Funeral Home prior to body being sent to Bainbridge Fla for funeral arrangements.
Partial obituary notice covering multiple deaths in Madison and nearby counties. Includes details on Hoy Stottlemyer Dill of Pendleton, Pat Parker of Anderson, and the Kroechel family, with funeral arrangements, birth years, survivors, and church affiliations mentioned.
Mounds Kiwanis Club adds details for Ladies Night to be held Tuesday at the YMCA with George H. Graham presiding. Kenneth McClure showed slides from a world tour and was introduced by George Shaw. The event, to be held June 30 at 6:15 p.m. in Alexandria 4H Fair Grounds dining hall, features Jack Ramsey from Indianapolis as principal speaker. All members and guests urged to attend.
The Thursday noon Optimist Club will hold its luncheon today at J. C. Clarks cottage and lake five miles northwest of Anderson. Members meet at the YMCA at noon to board a chartered bus. Howard Presser, president, will preside. Before lake inspections, the Ladies Optimist group will serve dinner.
Arnold G. Hobbs, a former manager convicted of embezzling from Noble County Credit Union, asks for a new trial as a step toward appeal. His attorney says they will appeal to the Indiana Supreme Court if the retrial motion is denied. Hobbs remains jailed after a 13 year sentence from a 22 juror verdict. Additional indictments allege more embezzlements totaling 77.20.
Dismissed patients include Bertha Alexander Benny Beckner John Davis Anne Johnson Lorenda Patterson Pearl Jones Helen Rockhill Arthur Tobin and son James Burns and son Robert Mitten Charles Nevins and son David Hiall and daughter Robert Killian and son William Fisher and daughter diverse addresses across Elmwood and nearby towns. Names appear with multiple street addresses and city locations including Anderson Pendleton Chesterfield St. Louis Missouri and other localities.
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