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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1960

Page

19

Eaton to Represent Indiana at YMCA World Youth Conference

Darrell Eaton of Summitville and Kokomo will be one of five Indiana delegates at the YMCA World Youth Conference in August in the Netherlands. The Indiana group of 200 will tour seven European countries, sailing July 14 from Montreal and visiting London Brussels Amsterdam Rotterdam Delft Paris Cologne Heidelberg and more before returning to New York City September 14. Eaton is active in Junior Hi-Y and will be Senior Hi-Y president next year. In a separate note, Sen Vance Hartke and 31 other Democrats voted against a debt bill extension while Sen Homer Capehart supported it.

Summitville Darrell Eaton Kokomo Harlan Eaton Meredith Eaton Indiana Netherlands Hilversum Holland Amsterdam Eaton Montreal England London Brussels Belgium Rotterdam Delft Paris Cologne Heidelburg Austria Italy Hi-Y Washington Vance Hartke Senate Eisenhower Homer K. Capehart

New Officers Of DeMolay To Be Installed In Elwood

Elwood Chapter of the Order of DeMolay will install new officers at a public meeting in the Masonic temple at 7 30 p m Thursday. Darryl G Poole is master councilor with David W Stout senior councilor and Joseph A Overdorf junior councilor. Additional officers include Larry P Elsworth treasurer J Daniel Evans scribe and others led by Jerry D McCoy installing officer. Families friends of DeMolay Job's Daughters Eastern Star and Masonic Lodge invited.

Sentinel Richard A. Bryan Edward E. Yates Jerome E. Gordon David M. Haskett Timothy W. Overdorf Larry K. Hocker Charles K. Booker Jerry K. Hocker David A. Alexander

Former Elwood Resident Dies At Phoenix Home

W Otto McCord 77 formerly of Elwood died of a heart attack at his Phoenix Arizona home Tues day morning He and wife May moved to Phoenix eight years ago Nearly 60 years married He was a Nazarene church member and once worked at Delca Remy in Anderson Surviving widow two daughters Bertha Faucett Elwood Della Hand Columbia City three sons Wesley Phoenix Paul San Fernando Valley Calif Willard San Fernando Valley Calif two sisters Lilly Phenis Elwood Lacy House near Elwood Eva Billheimer Pendleton two brothers J E McCord Long Beach Wesley McCord near Sheldon TI Body taken to Paradise Chapel Funeral Home Phoenix

Elwood W. Otto McCord Phoenix Ariz May McCord Church of the Nazarene Delca-Remy Anderson Bertha Faucett Della Hand Columbia City Wesley Paul and Willard San Fernando Valley Calif Lilly Phenis Lacy House Eva Billheimer Pendleton J. E. McCord Long Beach Wesley McCord Sheldon Paradise Chapel Funereral

Elwood C Of C Spring Tours End Tuesday

Elwood Chamber of Commerce and Welcome Wagon wrap up spring tours with 503 visitors. Noblesville Ladoga clubs joined tours. 16 groups toured May and June ending with pupils from several schools and outings to Callaway Park.

Elwood Tipton Alexandria Sharpsville Bainbridge Center Fort Wayne Middletown Chesterfield Lynn Marion Noblesville Ladoga Muncie Ruth Squier Clark Township East Haw Creek

Elwood Boys 4-H Club Meets at Willkie High School

Elwood 4-H members gathered in the Wendell L. Willkie high school agriculture room with president Richard Butler presiding. Gregg Goins led the pledge to the flag and Larry Himelick to the 4-H banner. A July 19 tour was planned and Gregg Gardner spoke on Juvenile Delinquency. Twenty members attended and refreshments followed at Dana Clark’s home. Next meeting set for July 5 at the same location.

Elwood Wendell L. Willkie

Driving instruction uses over twelve thousand cars in US schools

More than 12,500 passenger cars are used for driving instruction in United States schools. The figure highlights the scale of driver education programs nationwide and the resources allocated to instruction.

United States

Georgetown Law graduate Malcolm Dunn joins Akron patent firm

Malcolm Graeme Dunn son of Mr and Mrs Russell Dunn 1721 Main St graduated from Georgetown University Law Center Washington D C and earned a BS in science from Purdue in 1951 He has served 32 years as a patent examiner and after Navy service now practices patent law with Ely Frye and Hamilton in Akron Ohio He has ties to Anderson Indiana and Hudson Ohio and was active in Delta Theta Phi at Georgetown and Kneale Writing Award winner at Purdue

Malcolm Graeme Dunn Russell Dunn Main St Georgetown University Law Center Washington, D.C Dunn Hudson Ohio Anderson Anderson High School Purdue University Delco-Remy Division Purdue U.S. Navy Georgetown Law Center Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity Kneale Ely, Frye and Hamilton Akron

Josie Riser Rites Today

Funeral services for 88 year old Anna Josephine Josie Riser will be held at St John s Lutheran Church at 2 p m Burial will be in Elwood City Cemetery The body will be taken from the Clark Chapel to the church at noon and lie in state until the rites

Elwood Anna Josephine Josie) Riser St. John's Lutheran Church C. A. Snider Elwood City Clark Chapel

Japan Still Stands By Free World Says American Citizen

An American resident in Tokyo says Japan will resist communism and stay with the free world. Despite large leftist protests and pressure, business interests push for trade with the West while cautioning against US-Japan tensions. Japan desires neutrality but remains economically tied to the United States.

Japan Tokyo United States Asia Kishi U.S China Peiping Red China

Riley enters not guilty plea in Elwood indecency case

Peter F. Riley age 26 of Indianapolis pleaded not guilty in Elwood City Court to a charge of public indecency for allegedly exposing himself and making indecent proposals to two Elwood girls on June 4. Judge Michael E. Tancey set a trial for 10 am August 12 due to the illness of one girl’s mother. Attorney Wayne O. Wimmer represents Riley.

Elwood Peter F. Riley Indianapolis Riley Michael E. Tancey Wayne 0. Wimmer

Alspaugh Denies Published Quote About Accident

Wayne Alspaugh the Anderson race car driver involved in a fatal crash at Funk's Speedway Winchester Sunday denies making statements about the accident. He had been quoted by photographer John Crozier claiming a choice to flip Pratt or drive through the pits, a claim he now denies discussing with Crozier.

Wayne Alspaugh Anderson Winchester Alspaugh John Crozier Eaton Howard Hall Tuesday’ Herald Crozier Pratt

Elwood Club Picnics and Socials Highlight Week

Elwood activity notes detail Sigma Alpha Chi Sorority picnic at Clearwater Park with charades and a gift to Mrs. Jack Disher plus a July 1 meeting. KAB Club hosted at Mrs. Ruby Laycock’s with bridge and a July 11 gathering. Shiloh Friends Church Women plan a Callaway Park picnic July 7 and Elwood Country Club July 4 fireworks program. Moose Women install officers after a covered dish dinner.

Elwood Sigma Alpha Chi Clearwater Park Jack Disher Mesdames Michael Helpling Ronald Hollowell Michael Kelly Donald Morris Carol Hires Ladies Aid Society of the Shiloh Friends Church Callaway Park Elwood Country Club C. FE. Banther Arthur Franklin Robert Huff Kenneth Chessney Sam Jones John Graham Robert Ross Women of Moose

Bullet In Head Wounds Spar Over Operation In Minot

Gary Lindberg 16 of Grand Forks lay in a Minot hospital with a bullet wound after police fired at a stolen car he tried to crash through a roadblock. Authorities debated who should pay for an operation as the city and county welfare board declined to act pending formal channels. The physician, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said immediate treatment at his expense was not his responsibility amid lack of a declared emergency.

Minot N.D UPD Gary Lindberg Grand Forks Lindberg County Welfare Board Ditton

Canada Reports Complete Success of Satellite Study

Ottawa says the Defense Research Board called the Canadian experiment aboard the US satellite a complete success. A Canadian package will be shut off early Wednesday with antennas jettisoned, while data compilation will take weeks. The mission marks a first commercial space effort by a Canadian chartered company.

Ottawa UPS Defense Research Board New York Orbit Corporation America Isatellite

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