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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1963

Page

20

Richland and Bethany Church and Club Notices

Community Hospital hosted a Richland Farm Bureau tour and meeting with Chairman Maurice Bousman presiding. Bethany Bible School classes held a Sunday noon pitch in dinner with a post meal business meeting. Various church groups and clubs scheduled meetings and socials through March 19 including oyster suppers and card parties.

Bethany Richland Township Farm Bureau Community Hospital Wich Maurice Bousman Bethany Bible School Bethany Brotherhood and Sisterhood Roy Bronnenberg Georgia Smith Bethany Christian Church Alexandria Fred Bodenhorn

Nine Enter Army Together As Platoon

Madison County men volunteer for the Hoosier Specialist Platoon to enlist together in Indianapolis on March 20. They will choose Army specialties and train at Fort Knox before being sworn in at Monument Circle by Gov. Matt Welsh. Volunteers include David Cave James Cave Timothy Wikle John Bradley William J Wallace Jerry Kincaid Jerry Holtzclaw Larry Holtzclaw and David Cress.

Madison County Indianapolis J C Herman Burkett U.S. Army Fort Knox Monument Circle Matt Welsh

Lapel Bowling Alley Burglary Reported Sunday Night

Deputies investigate a burglary at the Lapel Bowling Alley where windows were broken at the rear door and about 200 dollars was taken from the cash drawer and vending machines. State police and Lapel officials assist. other break in reported at a rural home with items including a 90 dollar radio, 35 dollars in tools, and 100 dollars in truck batteries.

Sheriff's Deputies Lapel Earl Caplinger Sheriff's Office Paul Ravage Charles Farris Leonard Blockson RR 1 Range Line Farris

Delco Remy Division names new battery staff roles

Aine Kruger announces assignment changes in the Delco Remy Division engineering staff. J L Johnson takes charge of all battery design for silver zinc and lead acid cells, with J E Buskirk leading advanced engineering and process development. New posts include R L Corbin over silver zinc development, D W Badgley over lead zinc development, Ellis Wheadon on lead acid advanced engineering, D P Gentry on cost reduction, and W B Wylam as battery design experimental engineer. The firm reports 1963 started with two months of zero disablements across 16 000 employees totaling seven million man hours. Charles Oakes (Dept 726) earns 850 and Charles Gilbert (Dept 626) 200 for production suggestions.

Delco-Remy Division Aine Kruger J. L. Johnson J. E. Buskirk R. L. Corbin D. W. Badgley Corbin Ellis Wheadon D. P. Gentry W. B. Wylam Delco- Remy Charles Oakes Dept Charles, Gilbert

House Votes Extension To Military Draft

The House approved a four year extension of the draft by 387 to 3. The measure would renew authority to draft men ages 18 to 25 for two years and extend a separate draft provision to spur doctors and dentists into service. The bill now goes to the Senate for expected approval with the four year term unchanged.

Washington UPI House Senate H. R. Gross Brown Homer E. Abele Ohio George E. Brown Jr Calif Henry S. Reuss Wis Reuss Congress

New Suits Filed in Superior Court

Courthouse News reports several new suits in Superior Court with cases including Robert A. Kole v Golden Crust Donut Shop on contract and Central Indiana Gas Co. v Robert Coryell and Katherine Coryell for replevin. Court minutes note findings for plaintiff in the cases Eric W Jurto v James W Jones and Nellie Jones and welfare cases with sums $282.30 and $455.46. An old note states average teacher pay in 1879 was $195 annually.

Superior Court Robert A. Kole Golden Crust Donut Shop Edward G. Finnegan Central Indiana Gas Co Robert Coryell Katherine Coryell Replevin Peck, Scott and Shine Eric W. Jurto James W. Jones Nellie Jones Welfare Finance Corp Olen A. Cory Grace J. Cory

Daleville Boy Scout Troop 10 Formed with Officers Named

The Daleville Boy Scout Troop 10 Committee was formed last week with William Goodpasture as chairman and officers including Dwight Rector treasurer Avery Hunt property Earl Fitch advancement Willard Makepeace outdoorsman Rev Harold Cechsle publicity George Peckinpaugh Gerald Robertson transportation Charles Puterbaugh scoutmaster Warren Nottingham assistant scoutmaster and Rev Ronald Hurst as institutional representative. Regular meetings are at Milhollin House on the 4th Monday at 7 30 p m A special meeting held March 7 outlined activities for the coming year.

Daleville William Goodpasture Dwight Rector Avery Hunt Earl Fitch Willard Makepeace Harold Cechsle George Peckinpaugh Gerald Robertson Charles Puterbaugh Warren Nottingham Ronald Hurst Salem Township Steve Shoemaker Laura Evans James Sullivan Phyllis Michael Debra Shirey Tim Richman Nydia Schlegel Donald Sutton Steven Hutton Cathy Taylor Robert Taylor Mary Findling James Findling Senator Brown Muncie Indiana Indianapolis Walter Baker New York Central Railroad Tennessee

Columbia Riley PTA Meets Tonight

The Columbia-Riley Parent Teacher Association will meet in the Riley School gym tonight at 7 15 with Walter Black as president conducting the meeting. Mrs George Pancol is program chairman and Cub Scouts Brownies Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts will present the program under Mrs Robert McHenry. About 14000 school buses are put into service in the United States each year.

Columbia - Riley Parent Teacher Association Riley School Walter Black George Pancol Cub Scouts Brownies Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Robert McHenry

Madison County Cagers Face Rebuild After Departures

High school basketball in Madison County ends another season as eight players depart pendleton and several schools lose height. Many teams return most of their rosters with new coaches taking over including Frankton and Anderson College. Alexandria and Pendleton show heavy losses but optimism remains for a strong 1964-65 season as teams plan for next November.

Madison County Alexandria Indianapolis Frankton Muff Davis Orvis (Shorty) Bardsall Olay Frank Davis Dennis Plackard Anderson Sam Nunn Rogler Kern Larry McGivern Butch Fuller Nunn Ray Estes Madison Heights Jack Wilson Jim Holsapple John Lamey Noble Rye Rusty McCarroll Todd Sloane Holsapple Rye Don Wagner Roger Broderick Jerry Mahoney Jerry Degitt Highland Tom Lantz al Green Steve Thornburg Gary Bronnenberg Chuck Smith Markleville Dallas Hunter Howard Williams Butch Baker Summitville Elwood Jim Kurtz Jerry Nottingham Bob Greer Roblins Lapel John Stoops Jerome Steffenagel Ray Manis Ron Drake Richie Leavell Charlie Bock Bryce Odom Butch Goings Pendleton Virgil Mabrey Carl Floyd Mabrey Henry County von Jameson Tom Furnish Jameson Middletown Anderson College Bob Macholtz Ken Strawn Barrett Bates

Howie Hustles Classified Ad Service

Howie Hustles offers help for cash buyers and ad services. He rents rooms finds help recovers lost items and pets and offers to solve problems for extra cash. Call 643-5371 and note the NWAW Bonus Certificate worth 50 percent on next ad through March 31.

Howie Hustles NWAW

Bowling scores from Anaconda mixed and Thursday leagues compiled

Readable lanes and standings show Anaconda mixed results with top scorers N Baker and F Wampler. Friday mixed and Roaring 20s leagues list teams, captains, and honor rolls led by Dickson and Johnson with several 600+ series. Standings include Cooper's Bowl and Brown's Recreation leaders with multiple high games and 600s.

Anderson All-Star Coop Bowl Scores and Honor Roll

Combined results list team scores from Cooper's Bowl matches with Art's Pizza 4 Anderson Laundry 0 Norris Floor 4 Teamsters 0 McDonald Furn 3 Gold's Cabinet 12 Coca Cola 3 Hoppes Coal 1 Hammons Plumbing 4 Albea's Plumbing 0 Nuce's Texaco 1 Scapers 0 Seven Up 3 Hudson Printing 1 217th Chemical 3 Falk Motors 1 Special mention John Weaver 235 266 245 746. Honor roll names L Wood 227 203 Jolly 233 Cooper 210 Gregory 211 200 Myers 200 H Ausbin 201 210 203 Hammons 223 Stout 226 Nuce 205 Dennis 205 Raper 202 Smith 206.

Anderson Cooper’ S L. Wood Jolly Cooper Gregory Myers H. Ausbin Hammons Stout Nuce Dennis Raper Smith

Standings and Honor Roll From Local Sports and Staff

Standings feature Modern Home Equip Luke s Quintet Pepsi Cola Red Men Local 663 and others with varied win loss records including Dema s Salon Tinsmiths Dukes and Your Barber Shop. Honor roll lists F Box A Dollar C Hutchinson HL Gray with scores.

Luke’s Quintet Pepsi- Cola Red Men Dema’s Salon Dukes Your Barber Shop Cooper's Bowl Anderson Blueprint Dearing Drugs Scrubs Bandon's Dwyer Vending Truckers Mr. Pizza F. Box A. Dollar C. Hutchinson HL Gray

Norwood Bowl League Scores Digest

Norwood Bowl results show Davis Strider Noffze 3 over Fergu son s Pies 1. Stewart s Furn 4 beats Ann s Dairy Bar 0. McCaslin s Pure Oil 2 defeats Gamble s 2. Saw Mor Laundromat 3 tops Loveless Lumber L.

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Eagle Men’s Bar Scores In Local League Ledger

The standings list Eagle Men’s Murnan's East Side 3 and Green Door 1 with Pepsi-Cola 3 and Club Diner 1. Jack's Place 3 and Pure Oil 1 appear alongside Lawrence Krehe 4, Spot Shop 0, and Doc Brandon's 3 in a crowded field. Corner Tavern 0 to 4, Airway Delaners 0, Derby Bar 2, Carr's Dry Wall 2 round out the results.

Eagle Men’s Murnan Murnan's Green Door Pepsi-Cola Jack's Place Pure Oil Lawrence Krehe Spot Shop Doc Brandon's Childes No. 1 Beverage Airway Delaners Derby Bar Carr's Dry

Pavilla defeats Scott in welterweight bout at Palais des Sports

Francois Pavilla of France outpointed Charley Scott of Philadelphia in a 10 round welterweight bout as Scott suffered his 17th defeat in 51 fights. Pavilla improved to 24 wins in as many bouts. Earlier Ray Adigun from Nigeria KO'd Raul Soriano of Mexico in the eighth round of a 10 round lightweight bout.

Parvilla Paris UPI Francois Pavilla France Charley Scott Philadelphia Palais Des Sports Scott Pavilla Ray Adigun Raul Soriano Mexico

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