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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1966
Page
2
Multiple obituaries from Madison and surrounding counties note deaths including Harold Hunt and Everett Robbins. Funeral services and burial plans are listed, with details on residences, birthdates, and surviving family members. Local churches and funeral homes coordinate memorials and interments.
A damaged clipping discusses a legal dispute over a liquor sale to minors, liability questions in Indiana law, and court outcomes. It mentions Mrs. Robert G. Forge, East 40th Street, Greenway Drive, and various court actions leading to shifts in liability interpretation. The piece notes historic statutes and a 1965 ruling affecting liability for wrongful liquor sales to minors. It references Amos Jackson, Rakestraw, and Maynard family connections in the case context. A political note includes Peete resigning as Greenfield GOP chairman after a defeat in the race for secretary of state.
The article outlines a continued discussion on funding downtown improvements with federal or local funds. It notes pending recertification by federal authorities could pave the way for civic groups to weigh in on downtown revitalization. The council unanimously approved a large bills list from Indiana Michigan Electric, Ryana Electric, and local vendors, while coverage of a racial agreement and campus faculty appointments appears in the surrounding text.
The Senate approved 85 to 0 a bill to prohibit harm to research animals and to require better care. The measure, sent to the House, would authorize the secretary of agriculture to regulate transport sale and handling of dogs cats and other animals used in research or experimentation.
AC faculty member continues from pace one on a first sabbatical leave from the department of sociology. He undertakes postdoctoral work in marriage counseling at the University of Minnesota. He holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees, with a doctorate pursued by Miss Ragsdale at Ball State University.
A partial list of Democratic contenders appears on page one, naming Jill W. Brown, Betty Burke, Paul Carmack, Lester Farran, Adama Montgue, Boone Adams, Winston Keller, Charles Robertson, Paul Stoner, Clifford M. Jackson, Lowell Jackson, Joan Rock, and R. from Lafayette, outlining the slate for the county race.
The forecast calls for Thursday night and Friday with weekend lows in the mid 90s, and temperatures about 5 degrees above normal in the south land and 11 degrees above normal in the north. Seasonal highs near 89 with normal lows around 68. Rain is limited to under four tenths of an inch. Moisture shortages have hindered crop growth, said Robert E. Staszheim, agricultural statistician for the Weather Bureau.
Madison County reports Heart Month collections totaling about 12000 dollars. Funds come from Heart Sunday, a business canvass led by Cash Arnett, and the Memorial Fund under Mrs. Ralph Gephart. Donations support Indiana Heart Association research and programs with Mrs. Gephart as contact at 642-4296.
The notice lists the deceased as Mrs. Dora Stora of Fort Lauderdale Florida and references burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may visit the funeral home after 3 p.m. today. The fragmented text also mentions Eco temy Division and names like Cora Wilkerson, Columbia JC, and Ander Fessup, David Jessup, Howard Teme Jessup, Sunnyville California, but the core fact is the funeral service for Mrs. Dora Stora with burial planned.
A government land exchange proposal would authorize the Secretary of the Interior to swap public parcels for private property along the Indiana lakeshore within state borders. The move aims to establish a defined lakeshore area by transferring lands between public and private owners.
James Herbert organizer and historian Joe McDowell with others listed among American Legion members attended installation events. Erwin Summers, 24, of 2506 Frailey Brown, died at 8 am after being a district officer and serving in various posts. Funeral services for Summers held 1:30 pm at Sells and Funeral Home, with Rev L D Jones officiating. burial in Maplewood. Orpha Turner, 67, of 2019 Sherman St., to have funeral at 10:30.
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