Dairy Month Competition
Mike Jones describes dairy farming and milk production in the United States. The piece notes there were about 17 million milk cows in 1962, six major dairy breeds, and numerous by products from milk including casein and lactic acid. It highlights 59 billion quarts produced in 1962 and dairy products supplying 28 percent of the food supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Jones
Jone
United States
Ayrshire
Jersey
Guernsey
Holstein-Friesian
Season Tickets Go On Sale For Summer Theatre
Season tickets are available now for the Summer Theatre season in a push to fill seats. Organizers urge early purchase to secure preferred seating and performances across the summer lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeting Summer Theatre
New Non Surgical Cure Shrinks Hemorrhoids Says Bio-Dyne
New York special reports science has found a healing substance Bio-Dyne that shrinks hemorrhoids relieves itching and pain without surgery. Cases show prompt relief and actual shrinking maintained over months with no narcotics or anesthetics. The product Preparation H in suppository or ointment form is promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Storm Damage Costs Estimate Put At 30000
City officials on Monday estimated the storm damaged electric lines at 30000, with about 40 poles replaced across areas. Dan Heffernan, lines superintendent, called it the worst damage seen in four years. Wires were repaired quickly and most service restored, but revenue losses could add 5000 to 10000 more to the municipal light and power department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Heffernan
Department
Ser Ice
Municipal Light and Power Department
Pendleton Teacher Joins Theta Sigma Phi in Muncie
Mrs. Jennie Weaver of Pendleton was initiated into the Muncie professional chapter of Theta Sigma Phi the journalism fraternity for women. She heads the Pendleton High School English Department and yearbook sponsor and previously sponsored Marion High School's paper. She belongs to Pi Beta Phi and Delta Tau sororities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Weaver
Pendleton
Muncie
Theta Sigma Phi
International Fraternity For Women
Pendleton High School
Weaver
Marion High School
Pi Beta Phi
Delta Tau
Cyclone Division To Hold Reunion
Former members of the 38th Cyclone Division from World War I and II plan an annual reunion at Turkey Run State Park in Marshall Indiana on Saturday and Sunday September 21 and 22. Interested persons may contact John W Gregory in Danville or Edwin W Kirkpatrick in Greenfield.
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38Th
Turkey Run State Park
Marshall
Indiana
John W. Gregory
Hillcrest Ct
Danville
Edwin W. Kirkpatrick
South East St
Greenfield
Covered bridge of Lucerne remains oldest in the city
In Lucerne Switzerland a wooden covered bridge dating to 1333 is thought to be the oldest surviving span in the city. Local historians note its endurance amid time and floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucerne
Switzerland
GOP Congressman Seeks Amendment After School Prayer Ruling
Rep. Richard L. Roudebush of Indiana denounced the Supreme Court decision against school prayer as sinister and pledged to introduce an amendment to permit bible reading and prayers in schools and public meetings to preserve Christian heritage.
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Washington
Hoosier
Moonday
Supreme Court
Richard L. Roudebush
Rind
Roudebush
The
Christian Church
Carleton Grants BA Degrees to Anderson School Graduates
Miss Melinda McCullough and Miss Patricia Rose received Bachelor of Arts degrees at Carleton College Northfield Minnesota last Friday. Miss Rose daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Rose Wind Ridge studied philosophy while Miss McCullough daughter of Mr and Mrs B G McCullough 726 Forest Dr majored in French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melinda McCullough
Patricia Rose
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Miss Rose
Victor Rose
Wind Ridge
Miss McCullough
B. G. McCullough
Forest
Church Conclave Opens Commencement Exercises
Anderson College held its commencement in Warner Auditorium with speaker Dr. Carl F H Henry editor of Christianity Today from Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson College
Warner Auditorium
Carl F H. Henry
Washington DC
Explosion at Camp Atterbury Injures No One
A practice bomb from Camp Atterbury range caused a startling blast at the Frese home. Major Bill Knowles of Bakalar Air Force Base led an interim probe into the incident, which left a fragment in ground and a bomb fragment in the house.
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Camp Atterbury
Bill Knowles
Bakalar Air Force Base
Knowles
Indiana Air National Guard
Air National Guard
Frese Home
Stacy Infant Prom Page One Rites Planned
Thelma Stacy and two brothers Gregory and Douglas with sister Venus Jean reside at home. Maternal grandparents Gilbert McGuire of Dunreith and W. F. Shepherd of Dublin are named alongside great grandparents. Services set for 3:00 p.m. Wednesday at Butcher Funeral Home Knightstown with Rev Phillip Hillsamer officiating. Burial at Glen Cove Cemetery Knightstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Stacy
Gregory
Douglas
Venus Jean
Gilbert McGuire
Dunreith
W. F. Shepherd
Dublin
Butcher Funeral Home
Knightstown
Phillip Hillsamer
Anderson
Glen Coce
Meadowbrook Baptist Church Honors 1963 Graduates at Banquet
Senior High Youth of Meadowbrook Baptist Church honored their 1963 graduates at a YWCA banquet. The theme Gone Into All The World featured a world globe, travel posters, and graduate silhouettes. Russell Murdock performed a magic show after the dinner. Several pictured and unpictured attendees included officers and sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
YWCA
Paulette Knause
Stephen Harris
Donita Wright
Sharon Zuber
Russell Murdock
Commercial belt plan aims to ease traffic flow in Anderson district
John Kuntz chairs the Board of Public Safety members of the Chamber commercial belt subcommittee include William A. Canaday Charles Dickmann Richard R. Fillbrandt Irving M. Glazer Donald L. Gwinnup John L. Heiden J. Arnold Jones Floyd S. Kline St Thomas R. McMahan Philip Rossin Jan A. Roth Kenneth L. Lewis Robert L. Austin William Havermale and Roy Swanson. The plan calls for a new system of one way street routes and an improved traffic plan to facilitate motor traffic to and from the Anderson business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kuntz
Carl Messer
Cranston Dennis
Basil Hosier
Board of Public Safety
Chamber Commercial Belt
William A. Canaday
Charles Dickmann
Richard R. Fillbrandt
Irving M. Glazer
Donald L. Gwinnup
John L. Heiden
J. Arnold Jones
Floyd S. Kline
Thomas R. McMahan
Philip Rossin
Jan A. Roth
Kenneth L. Lewis
Robert L. Austin
William
Commencement Highlights and International Church Gathering
AC grads honored distinguished campus visitors after the 74th annual International Convention of the Church of God. Dr Henry urged unity under Christ amid critiques of scientism democracy and Communism, warning modern life trends move toward anti Christ without divine lordship. He praised early Christians for living theology and personal faith in Jesus Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Reardon
Henry
Church of God
Washington
Freedom Foundations
Jesus Christ
Alumni portraits unveiled at Anderson events in 1963 campus venues
Wives of portrait subjects attended brief unveilings for about 700 alumni and guests in Wilson Library Dunn Hall and other campus rooms. The ceremony honored retiring and long serving faculty and administrators including Dr. Olt Dr. Martin Dr. Kardatzke Dr. Kane and Dr. Reardon, with awards to Miss Bolitho and long service recognitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. St. Dunn
Wilson Library
Dunn Hall
Reardon
Wilbur Shield
John H. Kane
Olt Center
Graduate School of Theology
Olt
Anderson
Martin
Kardatzke
Kane
FE. FE. Perry
Berkley
Mich
College
Elver F. Adcock
National Board
Church Extension
Church of God
Hartselle
Morrison
Miss Bolitho
Missions Magazine
The
Japan
Lottie Franklin
Dr. Perry
Concordaires
John Albright
Glen McClure
Indianapolis
Tom Miller
Jerry Rouse
Alumni Association
Joe Espey
Ron Parr
Metropolis, Il
T. Franklin Miller
Religious leaders rally to back civil rights cause at White House
Religious figures from business, labor, and industry pledged support for racial equality as President Kennedy sought broad backing. Archbishop Patrick A. O'Boyle publicly endorsed the push for rapid desegregation, while King could not attend though three deputies attended, including Ralph Abernathy, Fred Shuttlesworth, and Wyatt Walker.
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Miller
Patrick A. O’boyle
Washington
Martin Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
King
White House
Ralph D. Abernathy
Atlanta
Fred Shuttlesworth
Cincinnati
Anderson Optical Co Closed All Day Wednesday
Local notice states Anderson Optical Co will be closed all day Wednesday during the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Optical Co
Immortality and Faith Move College Veterans to Dedication
The passage reflects on belief in salvation through Christ's resurrection and the Holy Spirit. It notes the comfort of eternal life and Jesus’s watchful care, and questions what the generation needs more than dedication. It mentions six portraits linked to nearly 185 years of combined service by veteran leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary
Christ
Jesus of Nazareth
House Group Proposes Tax Change on Oil Property Profits
A House group outlines a plan affecting oil property developers who sell. The proposal would tax a portion of sale profits at ordinary rates, with the share tied to prior well drilling costs previously deducted.
Businessmen tour county firms with Chamber hosting farmers
Entrepreneurs led by Herman Sharritt vice chairman of the tour and Harold Berry county agriculture agent as general chairman visit Anderson industrial plants. City businessmen return the courtesy later in a county tour with the Chamber hosting farmers and their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Sharritt
Harold Berry
Anderson
Indiana Sales Tax Fight Heads to Court This Week
Niblack will rule Wednesday on whether to enjoin the Indiana Revenue Department from collecting the sales tax starting July 1. Only about 60,000 of 150,000 merchants registered by last Friday. If blocked, an appeal to the Indiana Supreme Court is planned. Stakeholder officials warn of potential school funding cuts and budget impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niblack
Indiana Revenue Department
James Courtney
Welsh
Indiana Supreme Court
Marshall Kizer
Plymouth
Senate
Kizer
Atty
Edwin K. Steers
Supreme Court
Richard Worley
State Tax Commission
John Hatchett
Department of Administration
Eldon Crawford
State Department of Public Instruction
James B. Kessler
James A. Papke
Daniel Johnson
State Tax and Financing Policy Commission
Hatchett
Profumo Affair Clouds Macmillan Trial Threats Emerge
A Westminster debate centers on Prime Minister Macmillan amid allegations about a Ward led chain linking Profumo to Miss Keeler. Ward’s disclosures implicate vice and blackmail details from 1961, with critics demanding accountability and a possible leadership change.
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Macmillan
Wilson
Ward
Profumo
Miss Keller
London
Profumo-Keeler
Nigel Birch
Treasury
Miss Keeler
Westminster
Court Ruling Limits Bible Reading in Public Schools
The Supreme Court's eight‑to‑one decision restricts devotional practices in public schools but allows teaching of religion as part of literature or history. Justices Goldberg and Harlan note that many laws and values stem from religious teachings, while the decision leaves room for chaplains in institutions and for teaching about religion separate from worship. The ruling also addresses unemployment denial to a Seventh-day Adventist worker who refused Saturday work, with dissent from Justices Harlan and White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Methodist Council
Fred Pierce Carson
Philadelphia
U.S
Congress
George D. Aiken
R - Vt
Senate
House
Richard L. Roudebush
R-Ind
Clark
Arthur J. Goldberg
John M. Harlan
South Carolina
Adel H. Scherbert
Spartanburg
Byron R. White
Midweek Warmth Across Indiana With Summer Arriving
Forecasts indicate highs in the 73 to 88 range midweek with Nice Weather returning in the 50s. Summer officially begins at 10 04 p m on June 21 A warm trend is noted midweek in the state and cooler conditions are not mentioned for later in the week Cities across Indiana report readings from Evansville 85 to South Bend 77 Chicago 83 Lafayette 82 Terre Haute 81 Indianapolis 78 Fort Wayne 79 with Louisville and Cincinnati at 80
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Upstate
Indiana
Evansville
South Bend
Chicago
Lafayette
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Louisville
Cincinnati
Grace Langley 1882 An East Maplewood burial planned
Grace Langley 80 widow of Robert Langley died at 3 a.m. Monday at Bright Nursing Home after a long illness. A longtime Ander son resident born December 13 1882 she belonged to Whetstone United Church of Christ. Survived by nieces and nephews. Services 1 p.m. Wednesday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. William Howenstine officiating. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Langley
Robert Langley
Bright Nursing Home
Anderson
Whetstone United Church of Christ
Baker Brothers Funeral
William Howenstine
Whetstone Church of Christ
East Maplewood Cemetery
Biography of Anderson Auto Mechanic Sherman Siemer Dies
Sherman W. Siemer 52 of Rt. 4 Anderson died early Monday at St John’s Hospital after several months illness. Born May 13 1911 in Cincinnati he lived in Anderson 21 years. Survived by widow Leilah two daughters Shirley Ashby Jean Moore mother and stepfather George Weissenberger St Petersburg Fla and five grandchildren. Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home in charge of arrangements pending relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman W. Siemer
Anderson
St. John’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Ohio
Leihla
Shirley Ashby
Jean Moore
George Weissenberger
St. Petersburg
Fla
Waltz
Obituaries for L A Bridges and Lawrence M Spivey
L A Bridges of Anderson died Sunday night in Westlake Ohio at 71 after a life spent in Anderson. Survived by Mae and two brothers E R Bridges and T O Bridges funeral Wednesday at Jenkins Funeral Home Westlake. Lawrence M Spivey 42 of Columbus formerly of this area died Sunday afternoon from a heart attack while golfing. Survived by Kathryn and daughter Linda along with three sisters and two brothers. Funeral Wednesday 1 30 p m Hathaway Funeral Home Columbus burial Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Bridges
Anderson
Westlake
Ohio
Mae
E. R. Bridges
T. O. Bridges
Greencastle
Jenkins Funeral Home
Dover Rd
Lee Ayers Youngman former Anderson resident dies on vacation
Lee Ayers Youngman 53 of 640 Forrest Dr Miami Springs Fla died Sunday in Melbourne Fla while on vacation. He was an aircraft instrument technician with Eastern Airlines in Florida and had lived there 13 years. A native of Paris Ind he left Anderson 20 years ago for North Vernon. Survived by widow Char lene and daughter Sherry Gano of Melbourne Fla two sisters in law Garold Woods and Forrest Sylvester both of Anderson two brothers in law Melvin and Wayne Thornburg both of Anderson. Friends may call at Brown and Butz Funeral Home after 4 pm today. Funeral 1 30 pm Wednesday with Dr Robert W Fribley First Methodist Church. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Ayers Youngman
Forrest
Services for Billie Mc Cord Sr. set at 2 p.m. Tuesday
Funeral services for Byron Billie Mc Cord Sr., 77, will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home. The Rev. William Howenstine of Whetstone will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
Billie) McCord Sr
Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home
William Howenstine
Whetstone
Burial Plans Announced for Neese Cemetery Stake
United Church of Christ notes that burial will occur in Neese Cemetery. The brief item confirms location of the interment in the local records.
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United Church of Christ
Neese Cemetery
Rites Set for Mrs Ruth Green 67 at Fisher Brothers
Ruth Green 67 of 613 College Dr died Saturday. Funeral services at 2 p.m. today at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home conducted by Rev Oscar Davis of Fishersburg Wesleyan Methodist Church. Burial in Brookside Cemetery Lapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Green
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Oscar Davis
Fishersburg
Mrs Florence M Baker 71 Dies After Illness
Mrs Florence M Baker of El Portal California died Saturday after a two year illness. Born February 1892 in Anderson she moved to California 30 years ago. Surviving husband Harley Baker a sister Mrs John Bangle of Alexandria and two brothers James E Wertz of Alexandria and L F Wertz of Lebanon Ohio. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence M. Baker
Harley Baker
el Portal
Calif
Anderson
California
John Bangle
Alexandria
James E. Wertz
L. F. Wertz
Lebanon
Ohio
Funeral set for Charles A Bartlett in Shelbyville
Mrs. Johl O. Baker travels to Shelbyville after the death of her father Charles A. Bartlett. Funeral services are planned at Carmody Funeral Home in Shelbyville at 10 30 a m on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johl O. Baker
Shelbyville
Charles A. Bartlett
Carmody Funeral Home
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Jacob M Price of Wilkinson died suddenly Sunday morning at Knightstown Born June 27 1879 in Hancock County He was a Markleville Masonic Lodge member and a 50 year Pendleton IOOF member Survived by a step daughter Maime Morris and three step sons Merle Delph Earl Delph and Ralph Delph plus two sisters and four step-children Funeral services at Condo and Son Funeral Home Wednesday at 10 30 a m Rev Artie Stohler Pendleton in charge Burial in Huntsville Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob M. Price Wilkinson
Jacob M. Price
J. Wilkinson
Knightstown
Hancock County
Markleville Masonic Lodge
Pendleton Ioof
Maime Morris
Fort Worth
Texas
Merle Delph
Indianapolis
Earl Delph
Peru
Ralph Delph
Oklahoma City
Okla
Maude Greenwood
Rt. 1
Wilkinson
Gertrude Michael
Pendleton
Condo and Son Funeral
Artie Stohler
Huntsville Cemetery
Noblesville Woman Ethel P. Brown Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Ethel P. Brown aged 77, widow of J. Rufus Brown, died Sunday at Hamilton Rest Home after a lengthy illness. A Noblesville First Christian member, she is survived by two daughters in Milford. Coaltrin Funeral Home Noblesville to conduct Wednesday service at 11 a.m. Rev. Robert Pebley to officiate. Burial Maple Grove Cemetery Milford Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ethel P. Brown
Logan St
J. Rufus Brown
Hamilton
Noblesville First Christian
Agnes Newt F Milford
Coaltrin
Robert Pebley
The
First Christian Church
Maple Grove Cemetery
Milford, Ill
Wreck Injures Five in Interstate Collision
State police reported Alpha Heffernan and Markleville resident were involved in a crash that left Stokes with facial and limb lacerations while Mrs. Heffernan sustained possible chest injuries and a fractured nose. No citations were issued. Nell Davis, 71, fell from a car at 8th Street and Madison Avenue suffering cuts and was hospitalized. A gust of wind toppled sheet metal off a truck causing Cris Calabria and William Harrington to fall from the vehicle and be admitted to St. John’s Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Heffernan
Markleville
Stokes
Heffernan
Nell Davis
Drexel Dr
8Th St
Madison Ave
Cris Calabria
Sam Calabria
William Harrington
Elze Harrington
Cedar St
St. John’s Hospital
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American Society of Radiological Technicians
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