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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1960
Page
10
Elwood Chapter of the Order of DeMolay will install new officers at a public meeting in the Masonic temple at 7 20 p m Thursday. The new master councilor will be Darryl G Poole, son of Mr and Mrs Eugene W Poole 130 So J St. Senior councilor will be David
W Stout and Joseph A Overdorf are among those inducted as officers and members of the DeMolay Chapter Job's Daughters and Masonic Lodge. Others named include treasurer Larry Elsworth scribe J Daniel Evans senior deacon Lee Craig junior deacon Richard Osborn senior steward Pete Garcia junior steward William Stokes chaplain Ronald Refman sentinel Richard Bryjan standard bearer Edward Yates almoner Jerome Gordon and several preceptors plus installing officers M Keith Balser Reginald Hicks and Charles Mayfield Families and friends invited to attend ceremony.
Elwood Chamber of Commerce sponsored spring tours visited by 303 people with 16 tours in May and June. Noblesville and Ladoga Home Demonstration Clubs participated, schoolchildren toured by bus, and outings followed to Callaway Park. Visitors came from Tipton, Alexandria, Sharpsville, Bainbridge, Center, Fort Wayne, Middletown, Chesterfield, Lynn, Marion, Noblesville, Ladoga, and Muncie. Ruth Squier led tours showing local sites. incidents included a minor collision injuring Jerry Fritz near Weekes Lumber. The other items note community leaders and a Georgetown Law graduate, Malcolm Dunn, entering patent law practice.
Elwood events include Sigma Alpha Chi picnic at Clearwater Park with charades and a gift for bride Mrs Jack Disher. KAS Club hosts meeting July 11 with guest Mrs Mary Reichart. July 4 picnic set at Elwood Country Club with fireworks program. Women of Moose to install officers after cov ered dish dinner on Wednesday. Ladies Aid to hold a full day picnic in Callaway Park with William Moulton to install officers.
Darrell Eaton of Summitville and Kokomo is named as one of five Indiana delegates to the YMCA World Youth Conference in August in the Netherlands. The Indiana group, part of 200 delegates, will tour seven European countries including England, Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Germany, Austria, and Italy, with stops in Amsterdam, Brussels, London, Paris, Cologne, Heidelberg, and a Rhine river trip.
The Elwood 4-H Club met in the Wendell Willkie High School agriculture room with Richard Butler presiding. Gregg Gardner spoke on Juvenile Delinquency and a tour was planned for July 19. Dana Clark hosted a rose cutting visit after refreshments for 19 members. The next meeting is set for July 3 at the same location.
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Josephine Josie Riser 88 died at home will be held at St John s Lutheran Church at 2 p m today Rev A Snider pastor in charge Burial in Elwood City Cemetery body taken from Clark Chapel to church at noon to lie in state until rites Zella May Clark rites for Mrs Clark
An American resident urges not to dismiss Japan, noting distrust of Russia and desire for independence from American pressure. The article contrasts Tokyo’s stance with massive pro-Chinese demonstrations and Japan’s struggle to balance East-West tensions amid Cold War pressures.
The report notes Indiana Senator Hartke among 32 Democrats opposing the compromise tax extension while others including Capehart voted for it. The text references travel to New York and a planned September trip, with mentions of Eisenhower and Ichabod-like names.
Peter F. Riley, 25, Indianapolis, entered a not guilty plea in Elwood City Court to a charge of public indecency. He allegedly exposed himself and made indecent proposals to two Elwood girls. The case was set for 10 am August 12, with a delay attributed to a girl's illness. Attorney Wayne Wimmer of Indianapolis represents Riley.
Wayne Alspaugh, race car driver, denied making statements linked to a fatal accident at Funk’s Speedway in Winchester. Reported by photographer Jozier from Eaton, the claim tied to car owner Howard Hall who died in the incident.
In Minot North Dakota Gary Lindberg a 16 year old from Grand Forks lay wounded with a bullet in the head after police fired on a stolen car at a roadblock authorities argued over who should pay for an operation. The city refused to fund surgery and the county welfare board declined to act until formal channels are followed. A physician said immediate operation was not required and offered no personal liability.
Ottawa reports a Defense Research Board description of the mission as a complete success. A Canadian payload aboard the U S satellite will be jettisoned after turning off its antennas. Data analysis will take weeks, measuring space radio noise as part of a wholly Canadian program.
Japanese industry records strong US sales in transistors radios textiles autos and steel. Business leaders urge Premier Kishi to resign fearing worsening US Japan relations and potential boycotts while openness to Communist China remains limited and uncertain.
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