Retailers Annual Summer Frolic At Grandview Club
About 208 members of the Anderson Retail Association are expected for the Summer Frolic at the Grandview Club and Anderson Country Club. A golf tournament starts at 1 p.m. on both courses, with a buffet dinner at 7 p.m. and entertainment planned. Awards follow the dinner. Committees are led by A. W. Heckaman with John Atkinson as co chair.
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Anderson Retail Association
Grandview Club
Anderson Country Club
Grandview
A. W. Heckaman
John Atkinson
Warren Marshall
Atkinson
Burton McCullough
William Havermale
Verle Hilligass
Jack Hunter
Thomas McMahan
Bryce Brown
Condition of Train Victim Improved
Steven Beeman, 7, son of Alfred and Mrs Beeman of 1815 Arrow Ave, remains hospitalised after his left leg was severed by a freight car on the Central Indiana track west of Arrow Ave. Amputation performed on arrival. police and first aid assisted at the scene. A 3.2 mile Ind 13 project was included in bids for bridge and road work near Anderson. Park concert announced for Shady Side Park with Eagles Band under Richard Recenberger.
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Steven Beeman
Mrs
Alfred Beeman
Arrow Ave
Indiana
Arrow Avenue
St. John's Hospital
J. P. Brady
Alex
Jetandra
St. John’s
Grant County Line
Elspace
Point Isabel
E. M. Stevens
Vis
Uy Tue Aleana State Highway Commission
Indianapolis
Swimming Pool Suit In Hands OF Local Jury
A Pendleton derived jury has heard evidence since June 12 in a 250000 damage suit against the Town of Pendleton over a Falls Park pool incident. Final arguments were completed and instructions given. deliberations continued after midnight with a five woman seven man panel.
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Pendleton
Robert C. Brown
Shelbyville
Falls Park
Brown
Horace Holmes
Tipton Circuit Court
Walter Bagot
William Byer
Anderson
Tolen and Olen
Harold Soshnick
That City
Busby, Davisson, Cooper and Farr Laws Firm
Allstate Promises Lower Auto Insurance Costs
Allstate campaigns claim to cut selling costs to the bone with modern methods, offering lower rates and better value. Ads push buying at Sears counters or Allstate centers, with agents listed in phone book yellow pages and home visits as an option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allstate
Sears
Allstate Insurance Center
Army Missiles Expert Admits Guilt In Deal
Col John C Nickerson Jr the Army missiles expert pleaded guilty to 15 minor counts of security laxness in exchange for dropping three major espionage and perjury charges. The deal aims to show patriotism while defense witnesses prepare to testify. the Army says Col Nickerson will be sentenced later. The White House confirmed the Columbine ILI plane is again ready to fly after repairs resulting from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Washington
White House
Huntsville
Ala
John C. Nickerson Jr
Army
Hereff
Langley Field
Air Force C54
Nickerson
Ray H. Jenkins
stiJl
Nixon
Armyis
Wilson
Air Force
Jupiter
Redstone Arsenal
Alabama
Nixon warns against defense budget cuts and military risks
Vice President Richard M. Nixon warned at the Junior Chamber of Commerce convention that deep cuts to Eisenhower era defense spending could threaten U S security. He cited Rome’s fall as a warning and urged Americans to resist drastic reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
United States
Nixon
Chamber of Commerce
Roman Empire
Annexation legal actions outlined by Anderson schools
A declaratory suit questions if the city council followed state annexation law and a potential injunction seeks to stop John Boone from deed ing township school property to the School City of Anderson and to block records or funds transfer. Superintendent Ebbertt confirms the board’s stance on annexed territory and services for patrons.
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John Boone
Rustee
City of
Anderson
G. E. Ebbertt
Board of Education
Anderson City Schools
City school system declares no indebtedness and paid-for buildings
The school board states the City School system is entirely free of debt and all buildings are paid for. Members Hovermale Knight Roby France Williams discuss annexation issue as Citizens Township Committee pursues petitions and views it as a referendum by following majority wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son City
WF. Hovermale
Margaret Knight
Wilbur Roby
Gordon A. France
Sydney Williams
Citizens Township Committee
Major Degree Day Held in Anderson at Elks Home
Ed Curzon Lewis Hickner and Tom Sefton chair the event with Mr Shaffer noting it is the first Major Degree Day in six years and the last before Oct 1. The afternoon features games and entertainment for wives and guests of the Knights of Columbus with Mrs Carol Helpling directing arrangements.
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Anderson
Parshes
St. Mary's
St. Ambrose
Ed Curzon
Lewis Hickner
Tom Sefton
Shaffer
Indiana
Elks Home
Knights of Columbus
Carol Helpling
Lady Knights
Hospital Dismissals List From St Johns Hospital
Dismissed patients include Mrs Ida Utter and Mrs Vera Jones from different streets in Middletown Sulphur Springs Fortville and Lapez. Names listed are Mrs Marian Short Miss Susan Brown Miss Connie Hamilton and others with addresses across East Lynn Jackson Madison 40th Street and 38th Street area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's| Hospital
Ida Utter
Lynn St
George Miller
Jackson St
Charles Bowen
Madison Ive
Vera Jones
Springs
Marian Short
Winding Way
Jack Davisson
Dewey St
Jack Mabbit
Collier Hooten
Locust St
Charles Eldridge
18Th
Jerry Ebbert
Middletown
Bernard Burgan
Nancy Rushton
Norma Carr
Weston Ct
Frank Lloyd
N. College
Susan Brown
North
Juvenile Center Youths Over 18 to Jail Placement
Mrs. Sibbach said youths from the Juvenile Center over eighteen will be placed in Madi son County Jail as part of ongoing administrative steps.
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Page One
Madison County
Sibbach
Anderson Juvenile Center details and obituary notices
The article outlines Anderson juvenile work with 572 of 10 200 city children under 18 in 1954 by Capt Estle and Mrs Sibbach noting curfew violations runaways and other offenses and detailing where offenders are sent Boys to Boy's School and Girls to Clearmount Girls School plus probation and welfare options. It also lists staff trustees and volunteers aiding the Juvenile Center including Sheriff and city officials and notes recent fund drives and a facility expansion with bunk beds for ten boys and five girls. Obituaries include David Walter Evans Nancy Anna Pigg Alice Eliason and Charles Herold with details on their deaths survivors and funeral arrangements.
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Anderson
Estle
Police Department
Sup Jesior Court
Sid Cleveland
Plainfield
Clearmount
Indianapolcs
CWWU
Christian Women's Welfare Union
Lillian Stewart
Anderson Juvenile Department
Capt
Sibbach
Omer Garner
Kenneth Cage
Ruby Fesler
Billie Page
Dolly Etchison
Mai ‘Ron
Madison County
Sheriff's Department
Law Center
Val Clear
Harold Galliger
William Harper
Sec
Retary
Ted Stewart
Ralph R. Ferguson
Truman Swain
Juvenile Center Board
Eagles Lodge
Kiwanis Club
Deaths in Vladison and nearby counties Albert McDole 76
Albert Bert McDole 76 died Monday evening at his home in Lapel. Services will be held at 10 30 a m Thursday at Ishler Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Joseph Skiles officiating. Burial will be in Brookside Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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George P. Ford Jr
W. Sth
St. John’s Hospital
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Wesley H. Bransford
First Methodist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
David Walter Evans
David
Walter Evans
Evans
Urbana
Ohio
Middletown
Tof. Anderson
Buck Creek
Ruth
Walter Black
Woodstock
Wilbur Evans
Springfield
Earl Evans
New London
Raymond Bates
Anderson
Elbert Pike
Pendleton
William Weir
Basil Weir
Florence Turner
Herbert Evans
London
Harry Evans
Mutual
Ballard and Shirey
Blaine Strau¢ser
MES
Alice Eliason
W. 2Nd St
Sanders Nursing Home
Harold E. Rozelle
Roscoe Snowsen
East Side
Church of God
Memorial
Park Cemetery
Earl Gardner
Merton Gardner
Calvin Gardner
Horace Gardner
Everett Gardner
Leonard Olvey
Albert
Bert) McDole
Vapel
Four Hurt In City Drive Incident At Junction
Barbara King age 12 of 4026 Seath erf ield Rd suffered abrasions and a knee laceration when struck by a car driven by R J Smith 27 of Sir Milton Ave near the junction of Ind 37 and 109 southwest of the city. She was treated at St Johns Hospital and released. Harold Doc Branden 39 of 216 Cincinnati Ave fractured an ankle stepping from a speedboat at Edgewater Park. He was taken to St Johns Hospital by Harold E Rozelle ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Ons Hospital
Barbara King
Seatherfield Rd
R. J. Smith
Sir Milton Ave
Ind
St. John’s Hospital
Ocarees
Harold ‘Doc” Branden
Cincinnati Ave
Edgewater Park
St. John's Hospital
Harold E. Rozelle
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Ewes Lane
Allstate's
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Canada
Arangle
Roy
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Amistate Insurance Centers
Av Im Yosr Awa Home
Madison County Women’s Republican Club
Mounds Park
Robert Yeineman
Durbin Hollingsworth
Harold J
GOP
W. L. Hollings
Washington, D. C
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Kokamo
Mary Watson
Congress of Women's
Republican
Herald
James C. Hagerty
Uniform Code of Military Justice
Ander
American Security Corporation
Curt Staphenson
Mar
George Bavisinton
San Mgr
Myrtle Hanna
Fortville
George Gritter
Louise St
Betty Carlton
Lapez
Eugene Williams
Ernest Huffman
Scatterfield Rd
Heckaman Buick, Jne
IRS
Nancy A, Pigg
Nancy Anna Pigg
S. Robert Long Hospital
Pigg
Bicknell
Noble Street Methodist Church
Mae Roberts
Anderson City
Geneva Boles
Clyde Pigg
Dorothy Narcis
Linton
Alfred Pigg
Nora Smith
Brown and Butz
Wilbur V. Day
Charles Herold
Phoenix
Ariz
St. Francis’ Church
Martha Herold
Vladison
AKRON
W. Eth
St. Dial
Brown Gulp
Howard H. Brown
Fred W. Bute
Thurs
Sun
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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