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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
20
Secretary Orville Freeman said overall food expenditures as a share of income will fall further, with 1965 farm exports seen at a record 6.1 billion dollars. He noted 1964 beef demand should stay strong as supplies remain tight and that racial discrimination efforts within the department are producing results.
Vicki Longnecker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Longnecker, 2032 S L St, is a candidate for Queen at the Old Fashioned Threshing Show July 22 to 25 on the Elwood Historical Club grounds. The Queen will be crowned July 25 at 4 p.m. She is sponsored by Bob Plotner's Power Mower Service and will be a Willkie High School junior this fall. She attends South Side Wesleyan Methodist Church and hobbies in dancing. Entries open to girls 14 to 18. deadline July 1. call Fe 2-6071 for more information.
Elwood records show Mercy Hospital patients including Tammy Schaffer, Elwood. Elmo Jiustin, Larry Scudder, Sandra Vie, Mrs. Clarence Skillman, Kenneth Slayton, Mrs. Harvey Gross, David Martin, Mark Taylor. a newborn daughter of Mr and Mrs William Baker Jr. at Mercy. Dismissals include Mrs. Margaret Fii e, Mrs. Neil Cornwell and baby, Mrs. Clarence Poe, ae Gardner, Miss Leslie Van Horn, Carl Benefiel. Ambulance transfer for Mrs. Jay Fern. Beloved mother of James Swartz died in Bellefontaine. funeral set at Eicholtz Funeral Home. Tom Daughtery moved to Mercy Hospital. Licorice grows wild near Aleppo, Syria. dried roots used for candy and industry.
A Senate judiciary subcommittee approved a constitutional amendment allowing one house of a state legislature to be apportioned on factors other than population. The measure, chaired by Birch Bayh, passed 6 to 2 despite opposition from Bayh and Tydings. Dirksen aims for full committee approval and a two thirds Senate vote. the plan would permit referendums to weight nonpopulation factors in districting.
Elwood chapter 153 Women of the Moose held installation with Rosie Collier administering oath. New officers include senior regent Frankie Fleener and junior regent Grace Rustic. Appointed officers and upcoming meeting dates and events were announced ahead of the July activities. The First Baptist Home Builders class met at Kenneth Sigler’s home to share vacation plans and refreshments were served. Summer break planned with July August no meetings and an outing July 25 at Yellow Creek Lake.
Darrow of Madison Township is appointed to the Tipton Community Schools Board of Education. He is an active farmer with three daughters and has long served in local organizations including the East Main Street Christian Church, Elwood Lions Club, Masonic Lodge, and Kappa Phi. He attended Purdue University and has prior board experience.
New York reports a school building boom with varied designs such as snail shaped, circular, and six sided structures including a windowless Harlem junior high on 14 foot stilts. Despite rising costs, educators push innovative facilities like central air, libraries, theatres, and audiovisual centers to provide better learning environments within budgets.
Indiana officials announced the retirement of 20 year veteran Anson Thomas as chairman of the Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board. Thomas, from Indianapolis, asked not to be reappointed by Governor Branigin as his term ends in May. Colleagues praised his diverse interests and judgments benefiting the state in water resources taxation sanitation and soil conservation.
In Columbus Indiana about 330 members of Local 1466 of the International Association of Machinists walked off the Reeves Pulley Co plant after refusing to ratify a new contract. The walkout began when the old pact expired at midnight Monday. The plant, a division of Renlace Electric and Engineering Corp. of Cleveland, employs about 450 workers.
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