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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1954

Page

17

Dial Telephone To Be Placed In Alexandria

A dial telephone demonstration unit will be at the N Canal St office to show dialing operation during regular hours. Indiana Bell manager C E Redelman said dial service begins July 31 in Alexandria and the unit will move downtown before service starts next month. Moonlight Swim at Beulah Park pool 9 30 to 11 30 Thursday. reservations suggested due to high demand. William Davis 94 former Alexandria resident dies in Jonesboro. services held at Alexandria First Christian Church.

Alexandria N. Canal St Indiana Bell C. E. Redelman Alexandria Park Board Beulah Park William Davis Jonesboro Elijah Doyle Davis Alexandria First Christian Church

Gilbert Bridwell Named Vocal Music Teacher in Alexandria

Gilbert Bridwell, IU trained vocalist and Bedford High School alum, has been signed by Alexandria city schools as vocal music teacher for junior and senior highs. He traveled with IU Men's Glee Club, is married to Sue Carpenter of Alexandria, and resides in Scott Addition. Bridwell graduated in 1951, served in the military, and was discharged last year.

Auexandria Rupert_ Bridwell Indiana University Alexandria Kelro Whiteman Bridwell I. U Bedford High School Sue Carpenter Scott Addition The University

Nazarene Church At Middletown Conducts School

The Church of the Nazarene at Middletown runs a vacation Bible school from Monday to Friday ending July 2 with sessions at 8 30 am supervised by Mrs Claude Kennedy The Fall Creek Home Demonstration Club met to study Health And Home Nursing with Mrs I W Cooper and Mrs Carl Canaday leading a reading committee 19 members attended Malcolm Epperson visited relatives in Anderson recently

Snsssurunstown Church of the Nazarene Claude Kennedy Fall Creek Home Demonstration Club Lawrence Sherman Kenneth Williams I. W. Cooper Carl Canaday Rrot Wey Don Scothorn Lapel Cletus Bronnenberg Youth Temperance Council Arthenia Seal Janice Spearman Bronnenberg James Burnett James Walker Bethany Emma Scherer Anderson Columbus Calvin Riley Chloral Thornberry Near Anderson 0. M. Elliott James Crabill Marshall Crabill Muncie Pearl Hauser Montgomery Ala Goldie Hupp Mary Suzanne Engle

Social Club Ends Season With Luncheon Meeting

The Social Club held its final season meeting at Mrs. Fred Nep tune's home with cohostesses Mrs. William Fadery and others. Rooms were decorated with spring flowers and Martha Mannon, a deceased member, was remembered with a poem by Mrs. R. C. Wall. Nomination committee members were Mesdames Raymond Mendenhall Irvin Ellsworth and W. W. Thomas.

Irvin Ellsworth W. W. Thomas Tom Mears

YMCA schedule and scout rank up near Mt Lawn

Today at YMCA Lineheons Dallas Garrett 11 15. Noon American Guard 12 15 YMCA Board 12 15 C of C Fire Prevention 9 00 Boys Hikes 8 00 Girls Handicrafts Nondosters 10 30 Girls Floaters 11 00 Girls Swimmers 11 30 Girls Advanced Swim 12 30 Boys Open Swim 1 30 Girls Open Swim 30 Underage Classes SES IN SCOUTING Gene Hall Scout Troop 79 advanced to first class at Blue River District Camporee near Mt Lawn Carillon of 72 bells weighing in half a million pounds Riverside Church New York City rated world’s largest

Lineheons Dallas Garrett American Guard YMCA C. of C Gene Hall Blue River District Mt. Lawn Riverside Church New York City

Pea Ridge Day Dazzled Dodgers Pitching Mound

In the days of the Datziness Boys, Clyde Pea Ridge Day earned renown as a hog calling pitcher for Brooklyn. He would pitch four or five innings of decent work then unleash a thunderous yell that shook Ebbets Field, once inflating his chest to the point of snapping a belt. He later busted three ribs in a blue-in-the-face inhalation episode and was out for six weeks.

Brooklyn Dodgers Wilbert Robinson Clyde Pea Ri Day Pea Ridge Ebbets Field Robbie Brooklyn Bennett Cert

Exchange Vows In Local Wedding At Indianapolis

Miss Ranna Reebling wed Miles M. Riddle in a ceremony at the home of her parents. Rev. Clayton Steele officiated. Bride's parents are Mr and Mrs Bert Reebling of 808 S Harrison St Indianapolis. Groom's parents are Mr and Mrs Her Zehel Riddle of Indianapolis. Attendants wore blue and yellow with corsages and orchids. The couple will reside in Indianapolis after.

Alexandria Anaria Ranna Reebling Miles M. Riddle Indianapolis Clayton’ Steele Bert Reebling Harrison St

Soap Box Derby near in Anderson with prizes

Three weeks remain until the Anderson Soap Box Derby champion is crowned on July 14. The winner earns the derby trophy and a three day trip to Akron to compete in the All American Derby on August 15, with a $5,000 college scholarship for the national winner. Inspection Day is July 10 for all riders and cars. The event is sponsored by Anderson Newspapers, Mc and Hunter Chevrolet.

Anderson Akron Anderson Newspapers Hunter-Chevrolet

Baby saved by gambling magnet in pachinko incident

A baby in Japan swallowed a steel pachinko ball and nearly choked. A confiscated magnet used to guide balls into high scoring holes pulled the ball from the throat, helping the child recover. The incident was reported by the Asahi Evening News. Beamer named Washington aide to Farrington funeral delegation.

Japan Kazuhiro Matsumoto Asahi Evening News Beamer Washington Rep Indiana House Martin Rmass Honolulu Farrington Hawaii

Planes Of Continued From Page A Enounce The Makeup

Guatemala demanded a second Security Council session in New York to address ongoing acts of aggression. U. S. Lodge Jr warned Guatemala not to be a Soviet catspaw while Honduran and Nic a rican reps pressed for the Inter-American Peace Committee to meet immediately over Guatemala's charge that neighbors provide invasion bases and help insurgents.

Guatemala U. N. Security Council New York U.S Henry Cabot Lodge Jr Washington Nic Gua

Adventist Camp Opens Thursday at Indiana Academy

Adventist camp meeting begins Thursday June 24 and runs to July 3 at Indiana Academy near Cicero. Elder Dyre Dyrefen oversees the camp with speakers H I Richards W A Fagal I M Whitsett and N F Brewer. Missionaries R E Pierson from India and L H Nson of Montevideo Uruguay will attend with their families. The King's Herald Quartet and the Faith for Today Quartet will provide music.

Curch Indiana Academy Lear Cicero Dyre Dyrefen H. 1S. Richards W. A. Fagal Montevideo Uruguay King's Herald Quartet Faith For Oday Quartet

Hospital Dismissals List of Patients and Relatives

A hospital discharge list names many patients and relatives with addresses across Indianapolis and surrounding towns. Entries include Mrs. Mary Shepherd, Robert Cleaver, Mary Handley, Kitty Yount, Anna Woods, Roger and Stephen Biddle, Irene Hartzell, John Leary, David McCormill, Frances Stanley, Ralph Fink Sr, Joan Garrett, Ruby England, Josephine Smith, Earl Wilson, Virginia Harvey, Wilbur Polhemus, Orville Besett, James McKowan, Jimmy Butler, William Butzioff, Richard Metzing, Joseph Parisi, William Spoo, Karen Bledsoe, William Gobble, Mrs Iva Shepherd, and Mrs Doris Keesling among others.

Anna FE. Woods Roger L. Biddle Kenneth Biddle Summitville Stephen K Irene Russell Hartzell Raible Ave John John H. Leary Fortville David ene,McCoritl Halford St Frances Stanley Ralph Ralph Fink Sr Middletown Joan Walter Garrett Monroe St Ruby England Josephine Smith Anderson Virginia Harvey Wilbur H. Polhemus Daleville Orville Besett Ruddle Ave James McKowan Noble St Jimmy C. Butler and Son William Butzioff and Son Sheffield Richard Metzing E. 7Th Joseph’ Parisi William Spoo Karen Alfred Bledsoe Sherman Ct William Gobble Cottage Ave Iva Shepherd Pendleton Doris Keesling Pendle

Board Accepts Bids On Sewer And City Purchases

The Board of Public Works accepted an $18 976 bid for a sanitary and storm sewer on West Street and sent it to the city engineer and attorney for study. Ralph Reed Construction Company submitted the bid. Bids for a new city engineer automobile were also received and sent for review. Hearing held on Hendricks Street improvement with a four curb and gutter sidewalk project. bids to be advertised. Cla ims against the city approved. departmental reports discussed. Meeting led by John H. Burton Sr with Charles Hartley and Paul Wykoff. Pegay Heineman secretary.

Board of Public Works W. &Th St Clarance V. Windsor Harold Anderson Ralph Reed Construction Company Hunter ¢ Motor Company W. C. McLain R. and H.” Ford Motor Company Pat Hill Windsor Hendricks ‘St New York Central Central Indiana John H. Burton Sr Biending Charles 4 Fartley Paul Wykoff Pegay Heineman

Second Suspect In Music Store Theft Arrested In Ohio

Koyammara, 29, of uns city, was turned over by Ohio authorities after arrest in Dayton on a second degree burglary warrant from Madison Circuit Court. Hilliard was charged in circuit court with involvement in the Anderson Music Center burglary on June 6. The report notes anti government forces clashing around Guatemala's Guate City and Puerto Barrios, with five musical instruments recovered and suspects tied to the burglary in the Carter region.

Robert H. Dall Associated Press

A-Bomb Jets Fly Non-Stop To Japan

Guatemalan envoy at the United Nations asks for another urgent Security Council meeting to address ongoing aggression. U.S. jet bombers flew non-stop 6,700 miles from California to Japan in a training flight amid tensions over Guatemala. Reports from Washington say Guatemalan troops are moving toward Zacapa and Puerto Barrios as rebel forces claim progress and the government asserts victories. Pravda and other outlets blame Washington, while Argentina signals sympathy for Arbenz.

United Nations Eduardo C . Arriola U.N New York Securiy Council U.S America California Japan Amatema Sion Washington Guatemala Inter-American Peace Commission Security Council Five-Nation Commission Zacapa Guatemala City Acapa Carlos Lo Armas Jacobo Arbenz Pacific el Sabvador Castillo Armas Himsek United States Veternala Pravda Investia de Trad Buenos Aires Peron Arbenz

Trail-blazing Stratojets Fly to Tokyo Base in Record Time

It took the trail-blazing stratojets little more than 16 hours to fly from March Field California to Yokota Air Base near Tokyo. They were refueled once over Hawaii and again over Midway.

Rom March Field Calif Yoko Air Base Tokyo Hawaii

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