Reardon Gets New Five Year Term asac Chief
Dr. Robert H. Reardon president of Anderson College since 1958 is ratified for a five year term by the General Assembly along with Dr. Paul A. Tanner and Rev. Roscoe Snowden. A three year term is approved for Rev. Harold A. Conrad as executive secretary treasurer of the Board of Pensions. A 3 million dollar budget for 1973 74 is approved with goals to raise 200 thousand more than the current year.
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Bath
Harold A. Conrad
Indianapolis
Board of Pensions
General Assembly
Tanner
Division of World Service
Bill Gaither
Nixon Brezhnev Agree On Weapon Limitations
Nixon and Brezhnev signed an in principle pact to limit and possibly reduce offensive nuclear stockpiles by end of 1974. The White House ceremony in Maryland marked a major SALT framework step with on site verification constraints and plans for ongoing negotiations in Geneva.
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Nixon
Brezhnev
Washingson
United States
Soviet Union
Leonid Z. Brezhnev
White House
Campravia
Maryland
Geneva
Prin
Catoctin Mountains
Moscow
Sanitation Officials Plan Education Focus at 4H Fair
Madison County health department will monitor and educate for food safety at the 4H Fair. Sanitarian Vince Griffin outlined state rules for temporary food stands, approved sources, and temperature controls, with daily inspections and strict compliance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam Mulkey
Madison County Health Department
Vince Griffin
the Herald
Griffin
Alexandria Kiwanis Club
Socaa
Hhealth Department
Health Department
State Board of Health
Griffi
Local Businessman Thomas E Johnson Dies at Home
Thomas E Johnson a longtime Anderson resident and former banker with 46 years at Anderson Banking Company died at his residence 3919 Laurel Lane. He chaired Lee Realty Trust and Beverly Terrace Corp, led local realty groups and was active in Noon Kiwanis Elks and First Presbyterian Church. Survived by widow Martha, daughter Suzanne Aronson, sister Ruth Stage and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Harold E Roelle, services set for Monday at First Presbyterian Church, interment East Maplewood Cemetery. Visitation Saturday 7-9 pm and Sunday 2-5 and 7-9 pm.
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Anderson
Thomas E. Jonson
Laurel la
Johnson
Anderson Banking Company
Lee Realty
Madison County ‘Trust Company
Beverly Terrace Corp
Noon Kiwanis
Anderson Elks Club
First Presbyterian Church
Martha S. Johnson
Suzanne Guicn
Aronson
Ruth Stage
Harold E. Roelle
Tere
East Maplewood Cemetery
Nellie Johnson
Rt. 1
Atlanta
Fim Johnson
Elwood
James Johnson
Huntington
Aroma United Methodist Church
Donald Duggelby
Aroma Cemetery
Copher ‘and Fesler
Obituary: Orville L Bronnenberg 71 of Anderson
Orville Leroy Bronnenberg 71 of Anderson died 7 30 p m Thursday at Community Hospital after a sudden illness He was born November 5 1901 in Anderson to William Bronnenberg and his wife Retired from Barber Manufacturing Company he served as past president of the Bethany Sisterhood Brotherhood and led the Bronnenberg Cemetery and Faithful Few He is survived by his wife Marjorie a daughter and three grandchildren Funeral arrangements are pending at Baker Brothers Funeral Home.
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Orville Leroy (Oy) Bronnenberg
Court
Community Hospital
Anderson
William Bronnenberg
Barber Manufacturing Company
Bethany Sisterhood Brotherhood
Bronnenberg Cemetery
Faithful Few
Marjorie (Tappan
W. Deane Black
Harrold
Viva) Mathews
J. L
Pamela) Bailey
Indianapolis
Christie
Barbara Black
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Infant stillborn after birth at St John’s Hospital
Fern Shoults Patrick O'Neil Davis infant son of Sgt and Mrs Thomas Davis was stillborn at 1 57 p m Tuesday at St Johns Hospital J Fort Hood Texas. He is survived by grandparents Henry Smith Anderson and Robert Davis Michigan City. East Maplewood Cemetery services arranged by L C May Funeral Home.
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Patrick O'Neil Davis
Thomas
Davis
Hendricks St
St. John’s Hospital
Ft. Hood
Texas
U. S. Army
Henry Smith
Anderson
Robert Davis
Michigan City
Evene
East Maplewood
Ceme- Elwood
Fern Shoults
L. C. May Funeral Home
Leisure
Just North
Deantroit
Mich
Community deaths and funeral notices span area region
Obituaries record Emma Chambers 96 of Anderson with service details at Elm Grove Christian Church and East Maplewood Cemetery. Multiple local figures including Myron Wise Dan Holloway Gerald Johnson and others die in Noble and Madison counties with services at local churches and burial in area cemeteries.
Revival at Landmark Missionary Baptist Church
Evangelist Darrell Streeter of Alvin Texas leads revival at Landmark Missionary Baptist Church located at 1704 Indiana Ave to inspire faith and renewal in the community.
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Darrell Streeter
Alvin, Texas
Landmark Missionary Baptist Church
1704
Indiane Ave
Gaither’s Praise Gathering Aims at Church Orchestra Use
Senne explores church orchestra possibilities for a Christ centered youth program. He orchestrates accompaniment to choral arrangements in Pittsburgh and has conducted concerts for Youth Guidance Inc. involving the Pittsburgh Symphony and a 250 voice all city chorus. Huff directed music for Youth For Christ International’s convention at Winona Lake for two years.
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Warner Auditorium
Ron Huff
Bill Gaither
Eugene Sterner
Christian Brotherhood Hour
E. Joe Gilliam
Warner Pacific College
Portland
Ore
Ellen Withrow
Anderson
Samuel G. Hines
Washington, D.C
Senne
Rege
Pittsburgh
Youth Guidance, Inc
Pittsburgh Symphony
Huff
Youth For Christ International
Winona Lake
Power of Thought Shapes Destiny and History
A reflection on how thinking drives progress or destruction. It cites Alexander, Napoleon, and Hitler as examples whose thoughts led to wars and ruin, contrasted with other thinkers who fostered progress and happiness. The piece frames individual destiny as linked to mindset.
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Alexander
Napoleon
Hitler
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Reardon
ASAC
James Earl Massey
Anderson College
AC Center For Pastoral Studies
Charles Torr
Donald Collins
Dennis Mitchell
Fairfax
Forrest Plants
Hickory
Im Mullen
Earlham School of Religion
Tion
Board of Christian Education
Mullen
Dorothy Blevins Stoppe
Ther
Olt
Anderon College
Olt Center
Ciples
Wasington
Henry A. Kissinger
Thomas E. Johnson
The
Cemgey
Lampuoce Dope
Alexandria
Anderson and
Madison County
Orville L. Bronnenberg
Patrick Davis
Lina Klosterman
Alrs. Shoults
Tina Marie Klosterman
Homer Airey
Fanr
William F. Klosterman
Virgil Shoults
Copher & Fesler
Emma Chambers
City Cemetery
William
Mathys
United Methodist Church
Elm Grove
Harold Rozelle
VJ. C. Hoover
Bank
J. C. Hoover
Jzave W. Cross
Myron V. Wise
Middletown
Myron V
Wise
Oakville
William F. Bee Eae Eal
Painesville
Ohio
Muncie
Robert Chance
Ander
Wise Smorgas Board
Cowan
United James Klosterman
Cumber- Methodist Church
Honey ‘Mand
Gamer Creek
Whitney Mastoc
Lodge
New Burlington
Anderson Memorial Seene
Harold E. Rozelle
Dorothy
Jack Wise
Keith W. Hunt
U Reid Hospital
Richmord
Sandusky
Miller Cemetery
Merce
Lions Club
Elks Club
Nand Retail Merchants Assn
U.S Navy
Noblesville
Dan R
Holloway
Terry St
Patsy
Pian Nason
Richning
Maplewood
Marla Hunt
Westfield
Bolton
Richmond
Anders
Herc FP
Roseel
Todd Roberts
Meadow
Brook Baptist Church
Bernice
Ing
Walter
Jeannine
Dan R. Holloway
Evans S Yodley-Trout
Oblesville
Pam
Rome
Gerald W. Johnson Elwood
Gerald W. Johomo
Mercy Hospital
Yamiston County
Penny
Nellie Meffart Johnson
Carolyn Haworth
Roina
Sandmarx Missionary Baptist Church
Gaither
Berne
Chicago Furniture Mart
ISCOM
McDonald's
SAT
SUN. Herald
Stion ST
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