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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1972
Page
7
Summitville and partners host a July 1 celebration starting at noon with a Pee-Wee game 8 to 11, Major and Pony League matchups 3 to 5, Minor League vs Fairmount 3 to 5, kids contests 5 6 3, fast pitch 6 30 8 30, fireworks at 9. Rain date is Monday July 3. thousands expected.
The World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts admitted 13 new countries, boosting global membership to more than 6.5 million across 91 nations.
The Selective Service System unveiled a policy allowing men slated for induction after July 1 to enlist in the National Guard or Reserve or join regular forces with at least two years active duty if programs exist. The change aims to bolster Guard and Reserve strength, currently about 40,000 below targets, by enabling earlier processing and expedited enlistments or appointments, while maintaining ongoing induction obligations.
The Southside Baptist Church at 620 Norris Drive hosts an Old Fashioned Day on Sunday July 2 with Bible School at 9 30 a m Morning Worship at 10 30 a m a 1 30 p m pitch in dinner old fashioned games and costume judging guest youth speaker Rev Douglas Hodges lantern light evening service and Lord s Supper The host pastor Rev John R Greene invites all to attend Transport by bus is available from the church located east of South Main Street south of the I 69 overpass on Norris Drive.
Specialist Four Dennis D. Bryant, son of Mr and Mrs Elmer C Bryant of 2926 Morton St, received the Army Commendation Medal for outstanding work in preparation for the Annual General Inspection of the 582nd Admin Section. A 1968 Anderson High School graduate, he attended Indiana State University at Terre Haute before entering the Army.
The 40 8 Nurses Training group announces 1972 scholarship winners and stipends for area nursing students. Six local girls begin training in September. several current trainees and 1972 graduates receive grants totaling over $20 000. Scholarship committee members from Madison County list leaders and donors backing the program.
Private Dennis R. Anderson, son of Mrs. Luella C. Boggs, 1207 W. First St., completed the Army Medical Corpsman course at Fort Sam Houston Texas. He entered the Army in January and finished basic training at Fort Campbell Kentucky.
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