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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1963
Page
1
City officials estimate repair costs at 30000 after last Monday's storm damaged electric lines. About four poles replaced, with officials calling it the worst damage to the city system in years. The Dairy Month feature by Mike Jones discusses dairy farming scale, breeds, by products, and milk production trends.
Carleton College Northfield Minnesota awarded Bachelor of Arts degrees to Melinda McCullough and Patricia Mose among graduating seniors last Friday. Rose Wind Ridge daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Rose earned a philosophy major while Melinda McCullough daughter of Mr and Mrs McCullough studied French.
Rep Richard Roudebush of Indiana called the Monday Supreme Court decision on school prayers sinister and urged an amendment to permit Bible readings and prayers in schools. He warned Congress must act to preserve Christian heritage and criticized the court's stance as aiming to remove religious observances from public life.
Mrs. Jennie Weaver of Pendleton was initiated into a women’s professional fraternity in Muncie. She leads the English Department and sponsors the yearbook at Senleton High School and formerly sponsored the school paper at Mallon High School. She belongs to Pi Sigma Phi and Delta Mu sororities.
The conclave started last night as Anderson College held its commencement exercises in Warner Auditorium. Dr. Carl J. Henry of Christianity Today in Washington D C spoke to the gathering.
Former members of the Cyclone Division from World War I and II will gather for an annual reunion at Turkey Run State Park in Marshall Indiana on Saturday and Sunday September 2 and 3. Interested individuals may contact W Gregory in Danville or Edwin W Kirkpatrick in Greenfield.
New healing substance Bio-Dyne used as suppository or ointment Preparation H reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids relieves itch and pain without narcotics or anesthesia. Doctors observed prompt relief and gradual reduction over months in many long standing cases.
Thelma Stacy and two brothers Gregory and Douglas, with sister Venus Jean, are noted in a brief obituary. Maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Gilbert McGuire of Dintreith and great grandparents Mr and Mrs W P Shepherd of Dublin are named. Funeral services at Butcher Funeral Home Knights with Reverend Phillip Hillsamer officiating. Burial at Glen Coce Cemetery Knightstown.
Grace Langley 90. Ward connection with Profumo affair noted. Florence Baker 71 dies after illness, burial in East tract. Macmillan Anderson obituary fragment cites London underworld references. Ward and Langley family details, services scheduled at Tether Brothers. christ church listings and Meadowbrook youth events summarized.
John Kunla chairs the board of Public Safety and Gurli ser Cranston Dennis Basil sier join the Commercial Belt subcommittee with members William A. Canaday Charles Dickmann Richard R. Fillbrandt Irving M. Glaver Donald L. Gwinnup John I. Heiden Arnold Jones Floyd Kline St Thomas R. McMahan Philip Rossia Jan A. Roth Kenneth S. Lewis Robert K. Austin William Hovermale and Roy Swanson. The plan calls for a new system of one way routes and an improved traffic plan to move motor traffic to and from the Anderson business district.
Dr Henry delivers commencement remarks at AC grads unite event amid 1000s in attendance. He warns against scientism democracy and communism as threats to Christian faith and emphasizes living theology and personal experience with Jesus Christ. Public reception follows with hundreds from community and state in attendance.
The passage references religious themes about salvation and immortality tied to a broader debate on constitutional legality and tax collection. It mentions a possible ruling by Niblack on July 1 about halting Indiana Revenue Department tax collection, and notes funeral arrangements for Charles A. Bartlett with services at Carjmody Funeral Home in Shelbyville.
Deaths are reported in Madison and nearby counties highlighting the passing of individuals across The region. Notices mention survivors and funeral details, with references to local towns and family relations.
In Philadelphia and Congress, reactions to the Supreme Court decision on religious observance in public schools run deep. Church leaders warn of penalties against majority faiths while lawmakers seek full reading of the ruling before comment.
Wrecks on a road led to injuries including lacerations and possible chest injuries to Mrs. Heffernan and nose fracture suspicions for a passenger. no citations were issued. Falls from a car injured Nell-Davis, 71, with hospital transport. Additional notes reference state tax policy meetings, budget cautions, and long-serving academic leaders.
A parent rallying point for business labor and other groups supports equal rights for Negroes with immediate backing. Elver F Adcock, longtime Church Extension official, received a special plaque for civil rights work as AC trustees and church leaders praised ongoing missions and education efforts. The article notes retirements, alumni honors, and a related court ruling on Sabbath observance and unemployment benefits.
A bomb test at Camp Atterbury caused a terrific explosion that struck the Frese home porch. Major Bill Knowles said the four to five inch diameter device likely weighed as a shotgun shell and could have originated from multiple Indiana Air National Guard units or a transient aircraft. No one was hurt.
County agriculture agent Harald Berry serves as general chairman while Herman Sharritt drives the tour with businessmen acting as conductors. City businessmen return the courtesy by touring Anderson industrial plants and business firms as the Chamber hosts county farmers and their wives.
A partial OCR fragment mentions Dr. P. Dunn, Wilson Library, and Dunn Hall in connection with alumni activities. The readable content is fragmentary and lacks clear actions or outcomes to form a full news item.
The forecast predicts temperatures in the 50s and 70s to 88 as spring ends and summer arrives at 10 p m. By June 21 Upstate warms midweek then cools again with a general warming trend noted elsewhere.
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