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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1965

Page

17

Thirty Area Grads At Ball State

Thirty area high school graduates attended Ball State University for freshman orientation and fall enrollment. From Anderson were Ann Addington, Rebecca Baum, Patricia Fine, Sandra Hill, Linda Hooper, Marjorie Kimble, Cynthia Lantz, Sandra Laycock, Darlene Marshall, Joyce Martin, Karen McCoy, Michael Murray, Brenda Nesbit, Margaret Parker, Rebecca Rowe, James Snelgon, Stephen Stickler. From Elwood were Reed Bannon, Ann Fortson, Cindy Reynolds, Susan Short. Pendleton attendees Judy Mercer, Nancy Noel. From Converse were Loretta Kirkpatrick and Roberta Ramsey. Also Charlotte Howe, Sharon Newton, Susann Pence. Others included Nina Runyan and Kenneth Seward.

Muncie Ball State University Anderson Ann Frances Addington L. W. Addington Dogwood Rebecca Marie Baum Howard Baum Coventry Patricia Anne Fine William R. Fine Sandra Sue Hill Kenneth B. Hill Oak Lane Linda Lou Hooper Ira T. Hooper Marjorie Anne Kimble Dale Kimble Meadowcrest Cynthia Jane Lantz Thad Lantz Sandra Lou Laycock Walter H. Laycock Darlene Anne Marshall Warren Marshall Hawthorne Rd Joyce Ann Martin Perry L. Martin Karen Lee McCoy Donald W. McCoy Bramble Way Michael Dale Murray Dale J. C. Murray Park Rd Brenda Sue Nesbit Robert Nesbit Fairview Margaret Ann Parker Howard Parker W. 12Th Rebecca Jo Rowe Ralph Rowe E. Lynn James Virgel Snelgon Mary Frances Snelson Riverside Dr Stephen Louis Stickler Louis H. Stickler Elwood Reed Bannon H. W. Bannon Ann D. Fortson Jack Fortson Cindy Lou Reynolds Chester Reynolds Susan Mary Short Charles A. Short Judy Ellen Mercer J. David Mercer Nancy Kay Noel Clyde Noel Pendleton Loretta Kirk Patrick Thomas J. Kirkpatrick Roberta Kay Ramsey Robert. Ramsey Converse Charlotte Elaine Howe John Howe Alexandria Sharon Kay Newton Willie S. Newton Daleville Susann Pence Verne A. Pence Amboy Aso Nina Kay Runyan

Pioneer Dress At Middletown Wins 29 Honors

In Middletown at the Quasquicentennial, the Pioneer Style Show awarded 11 trophies across four major categories. Roberta Ayres family won best dressed pioneer family. Norman Sanders family took second. Florence Bronnenberg won for most authentic centennial costume, with Cathy Purdue second. Yi Fadley topped the fanciest dress. Dana Newton was runner-up. Marlon Hinkle led men’s top honors with Howard Strough second. Lucille Gavin and Marjorie Farmer led women. Jay Manis won children’s honors. 18 additional prizes recognized varied crafts and attire among participants.

Middletown Roberta Ayres Norman Sanders Florence Bronnenberg Cathy Purdue Yi Fadley Dana Newton Marlon Hinkle Howard Strough Lucille Gavin Marjorie Farmer Jay Manis Edith Maddy Helen Schroyer Celeste Purdue Lonie Vetor Scot Vannatter Blanch Hall Dec Campbell Dorothy Vogel Frank Shirey Oldes Ellen Crittenden Marth Minnick Doris Hinkle

Nazarenes to Convene at Marion District Assembly

Pastors and members of the Church of the Nazarene from 104 area churches will gather at the Nazarene camp grounds off Rt. 5, Marion, for the Northeastern Indiana district assembly on Wednesday and Thursday. District reports will cover about 9,900 members and 20,000 Sunday school enrollees. Dr. Paul Updike of Marion will deliver the annual message as district superintendent. District officers will be elected and Dr. George Coulter of Kansas City, Mo. will preside as general superintendent. Anderson churches listed include Columbus Avenue First, Fairfax, Goodwin Memorial, E. 38th St. and Indian Meadows.

Church of the Nazarene Indiana Nazarene Rt. 5 Marion Paul Updike George Coulter Kansas City Anderson Columbus Avenue First Fairfax Goodwin Memorial E. 38Th St Indian Meadows

New Suits Filed in Circuit and Superior Courts

Multiple civil actions listed: Nellie Romine Harvill v Swihart and Morrison for damages. William C. Jones v Buck superintendent at Indiana Reformatory for writ of habeas corpus. Marsha Rathel v Rathel divorce. Beverly Patrick v Patrick divorce. Credit Bureau of Michigan v Rolland Shepard deficiency on conditional sale. Forrest Shrout v Shrout divorce. Jane Stanley v John Stanley separation. Hildegarde Eller v Eller divorce. Court minutes note Forrest Lumber Corp foreclosure funding of 505.50 and mortgage foreclosure in Circuit Court.

Nellie Romine Harvill Daniel Swihart Earl D. Morrison Morrison Motor Sales Anna Cotton Hailey William C. Jones John W. Buck Indiana Reformatory Marsha L. Rathel James Rathel Joan 2 Bashaw Beverly Patrick Arnold Patrick Joan C. Bashaw Superior Court Credit Bureau of Minister Nmichigan Rolland E. Shepard Michael Tancey Forrest Shrout Georgina D.shrout Robert R. Robbins Superior Court Jane Stanley John Stanley Robbins and Dietzen Hildegarde K. Eller Ralph W. Eller Busby, Davisson, Cooper and Farr Court Minutes Matthew Lumber Corp Gordon Councellor Belma Councellor

Josh White Recovers In Stockholm Hospital

Stockholm doctors say American singer Josh White is out of danger after a virus infection may have caused exhaustion Monday night. He was rushed to a Stockholm hospital while in town for an engagement at the Tivoli venue.

Stockholm UPI Josh White White

Tito Moscow talks with Soviet leaders end visit

Yugoslav President Tito conferred in the Kremlin with Soviet officials as his Soviet Union visit drew to a close. Tass said opinions were exchanged on a wide range of international problems.

Moscow UPI Tito Kremlin Soviet Union Tass

No U. S. Presidents Have Been Born in June

A concise historical note asserts that no U.S. presidents were born in June, noting the broader pattern of birth months among presidents and implying June is unique in this regard. The statement relies on a demographic fact about presidential birth dates and presents no specific individuals or dates beyond the month.

U. S

Lullaby Shower Honors Mrs Fish

A lullaby shower was hosted for Mrs Richard Fish at the home of Mrs James Greenland at 124 Edgewood Drive. Mrs Callie Stiers led with a book review Grandma Wears Blue Jeans as guests including Mesdames Waymire Johns Kreegar and others plus Miss Cheryl Walkers of Elkhorn Wisconsin and several Misses.

Richard Fish James Greenland Edgewood Drive Callie Stiers Grandma Mesdames Jim Waymire Charles Johns James Kreegar Gerald Waymire Virgil Hull Wesley Scott Thurman Lawler Skir Waymire Phillip Kreegar Walter Reed Vern Porter Charles Conrad Don Vanderluit Virgil Lawler Leslie Smith Robert Vermillion Chester Lewis Aretha German John Seal Albert Rediker Claude Dean Ray Toppin Paul Jesup Everett Wood Becky Allman Robert Fish Cheryl Walkers Elkhorn Wisconsin Pearl Bronnenberg Sherry Waymire Cecil Johns Donna Kreegar Madge Scott Mildred Hull

Tunisian Home Secretary Taieb Hehiri Dies at 42

Taieb Hehiri, Tunisian Home Secretary and a top adviser to President Habib Bourguiba, died in La Marsa near Tunis at age 42 after a battle with acute diabetes. The loss removes a key reformist ally of the Bourguiba regime.

Tunis UPI Taieb Hehiri la Marsa. I Habib Bourguiba

Army to draft 16500 men for August

Washington reported the Defense Department issued a draft call for 16,500 men to be inducted into the Army in August. The August quota trails July and June levels but remains higher than earlier in the year. The Army’s strength stood at 959,325 on June 1, with 3,100,650 men drafted since reactivation in 1950.

Washington UPI Defense Department Army Pentagon

Smathers Seeks Elderly Aid Through Senior Corps Plan

Sen George A Smathers proposes amendments to the anti poverty act to fund a 25 million dollar program for the elderly. As chair of the Senate Special Committee on Aging he testifies to a labor subcommittee proposing a National Senior Corps for adults 55 and over with 10 million dollars for two year demonstrations and 15 million for the corps as an older Job Corps variant.

Washington UPI George A. Smathers D-Fla Smathers Senate Senate Labor National Senior Corps Job Corps

Peace Corps Test Set For July 10 At Main Post Office

Anderson area residents can take the Peace Corps Placement Test at 9 a.m. Saturday July 10 at the Main Post Office 1505 Raible Ave. The exam measures aptitude and language learning ability not pass or fail and cannot be studied for Applicants should bring a filled or previously submitted application. The test lasts about ninety minutes and an extra hour is needed for optional Spanish or French language tests.

Anderson Area Peace Corps Raible Ave

Dee Kinney Wins WCTU Gold Medal Contest

Dee Kinney won the gold medal in a WCTU gold medal speech contest sponsored by the Progressive Union of the WCTU. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Kinney of 405 Coventry Dr Carmel Wesleyan Methodist Church hosted the event. Other contestants included Stephen Burkart Elbert Nardy Atta Carter and Marcia Woolf. A Diamond medal contest is set for July 7 at South Meridian Church of God at 7 PM. Labor Day litter cleanup cost an estimated 10 million dollars.

Progressive Union of WCTU Dee Kinney John Kinney Coventry Dr Wesleyan Methodist Carmel Stephen Burkart Elbert Nardy Atta Carter Marcia Woolf South Meridian Church

New York to require health warning on cigarette packs

Gov. Rockefeller signs a bill mandating health warnings on all cigarette packages in New York. The measure, to be finalized after House Senate conference, awaits federal action. If federal law passes, it will supersede state rules. Cigarette consumption is reported at a record 633 billion for the year, up about 24 billion from 1963-64.

Albany N.Y UPD York Nelson A. Rockefeller House-Senate Manda J Committee New York State Health Service New York Utah Washington Jlure U.S House Department Senate Morrow iThis Surgeon General Peeky Gente

Prophecies in The Crystal Ball Book Exposed

A 12 year old note recalls Jeane Dixon claiming death would descend on the White House. It mentions a Kennedy trip warning 3 months before the assassination and promotes Reader's Digest July issue with eight prophecies and details of a woman born with an uncanny gift.

Jeane Dixon White House Kennedy Bor Reader's Digest

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