Johns Manville Posts Stable Sales and Earnings For 1963
Johns Manville Corporation reports 1962 sales of a record 392 million dollars with improved earnings. President C. B. Burnett forecasts 1963 sales and earnings roughly flat with 1962, notes construction accounts for 61 percent of 1962 sales and cites a growing U S Canada construction market exceeding 90 billion annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns- Manville Corporation
C. B. Burnett
Burnett
Johns-Manville
Johns- Manville
Johns Man
J-M
United States
Today at YMCA Activity Schedule
A list of clubs and times shows Rotary Exchange Dinners and Chief Anderson Lions at 12 00 and 6 00, Mounds Kiwanis Optimists and Altrusa events in the evening, plus various youth and swim classes from 3 00 to 9 00 with open swim options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Chief Anderson Lions
Mounds Kiwanis
Altrusa
New Colonalp tablet advertised for constipation relief
An ad claims Colonalp tablets use a colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action to restore bowel function. It promises gentle relief overnight and recommends clinically proven Colonalp, offering an introductory size for 43 cents.
East Side Church Welcomes Rev Eddy Five Day Evangelism
The East Side Church of God announces five days of evangelism with Rev William B Eddy of Birmingham as guest speaker. Services run Wednesday through Sunday March 24 with 7 p.m. start, 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Eddy, Alabama native, has Indiana ministry links and is on the Church of God Executive Council. His two children attend Anderson College. broadcast from East Side Church on Station WAFM Sunday March 24 at 10 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Church of God
Brush College
Ind
Lima
Ohio
Anderson College
Eddy
WAFM
East Side Church
Lobbyists Share Blame In Indiana Assembly Deadlock
Lobbyists from 38 organizations admitted part responsibility for the budget tax impasse in Indiana. They sent a letter to Governor Welsh Lt. Gov. O Ristine and lawmakers asking to help resolve the stalemate and supporting a joint effort to find solutions. Signers include Ivan Brinegar Indiana Municipal League Dallas Sells AFL CIO Frank McAlester Chamber of Commerce and Robert Wyatt Teachers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Welsh
Richard O. Ristine
House
Richard Guthrie
Assembly
General Assembly
Ivan H. Brinegar
Indiana Municipal League
Dallas W. Sells
Indiana State Afl-Cio
Frank McAlester
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Robert H. Wyatt
Indiana State Teachers Association
Detectives Probe Two Tavern Breaks in City Yesterday
Detectives investigated break ins at two taverns yesterday with one fire destroying the interior earlier. About 70 half pints of liquor were stolen from Green Door Tavern at 17 E 9th St and liquor and cash from Arlie Miller liquor store with total losses of 95 and 424 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breakins
Green Door Tavern
E. 9Th St
Arlie Miller
Assembly Deadlock Eyed In Budget Fight And Reapportionment
Legislators clash over special elections to fill vacancies and budget tax plans. Republicans press for balanced funding while Democrats push for tax reform. A new special reapportionment committee is proposed with cross party members. Funeral notice records the death of Roman Bagienski, his service, and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Senate
Richard Newhouse
Morristown
Kizer
Conference Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Paul M. Bilby
Warsaw
Bilby
Jack H. Mankin
Terre Haute
Guthrie
Lowell H. Smith
New Castle
L. Keith Bulen
Indianapolis
Otis R. Bowen
Bremen
Ray Marr Jr
Columbus
Charles W. Kirk Jr
Floyd Knobs
William J. Brighton
Joseph G. Bruggenschmidt
Tell City
Herbert Kohler
Greensburg
William H. Hardwick
Martinsville
House
Ways and Means Committee
Commission On State
Erkin to Meet Pope in Rome Talks with Italian Leaders
Turkish Foreign Minister Feridun Cemal Erkin arrived in Rome for talks with Italian leaders and an audience with Pope John XXIII. The visit underscores diplomatic ties between Turkey and Italy during the era.
Hall Anderson Junior Chamber to honor safety crusade
Hall, a 19 year old Green Bay student crippled in a crash while driving at 95 mph, will speak to about 10 000 teens and adults in Anderson at civic clubs and schools. He credits a safety belt with saving his life and now promotes handicapped rehabilitation and road safety with the Curative Workshop and state recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Hall
Green Bay
Hail
Anderson Chamber of Commerce Safety Committee
Wisconsin
Jaycees
Bart Starr
Green Bay Packers
DSA
Starr
Chamber Safety Committee
Fred Richardson
Don Davienport
Police Department
William Hovermale
Kenneth Lewis
Frank Woschitz
James Steele
Kennedy aide sails for talks on NATO nuclear force
Livingston T. Merchant, Kennedy's special representative, left Sunday for Washington to discuss a multilateral NATO nuclear force with Rome Brussels and London. He will visit The Hague Athens and Ankara later as NATO capitals show interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Livingston T. Merchant
Kennedy
Washington
Rome
Brussels
London
Atlantic Alliance
NATO
The
Hague
Athens
Ankara
Anglemeyer 75 Dies After Monday Heart Attack in Elwood
C C Anglemeyer 75 of 511 S 21st St Elwood died suddenly of a heart attack at the Masonic Hall at 9 30 p m Monday He was a retired contractor and a native of Tannersville PA He was a member and chaplain of the Masonic Lodge Surviving are his brother Walter and sister Mabel Anglemeyer Funeral services will be held 3 p m Wednesday at Clark Funeral Home Rev H V Lindsay will officiate Burial will be at Sunset Memorial Park Masonic services are planned at Clark Chapel Tuesday evening Friends may call at the funeral home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Clayton C. Anglemeyer
S. 21St St
Masonic Hall
Tannersville
Peter
Emma Anglemeyer
Bessie
Masonic Lodge
Walter Anglemeyer
Mabel Anglemeyer
Dr. Lloyd C. Marshall Dies at 75 in New Castle
Dr. Lloyd C. Marshall, 75, honored by the Indiana Medical Association for 50 years in practice, died Sunday night at Henry County Hospital in New Castle. A Blountsville native, he had practiced in Mount Summit until three weeks ago and was a 1912 IU Medical School graduate. Services will be held Wednesday at Mount Summit Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Ind
Lloyd C. Marshall
Indiana Medical Association
Henry County
Marshall
Blountsville
Mount Summit
Indiana University Medical School
Mount Summit Christian Church
Kennedy greeted by rousing welcome in Costa Rica
President Kennedy arrives in San Jose for three day talks with Central American leaders on economic matters. The crowd cheers wildly as a volcanic dust cloud from nearby Irazu looms and the visit sparks questions on Cuba while security remains lighter than in prior Latin American trips.
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Kennedy
Mount Irazu
San Jose
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Honduras
Panama
el Salvador
Economic Alliance For Progress
Cuba
U. S
Pierre Salinger
Palm Beach
Mexico
Venezuela
Columbia
Deromag
Brazil-U S relations strained over Cuba stance and communism charge
Publication of the congressional report displeased Campos who warned against exaggerating Communist infiltration. He noted many believe the U S government is infiltrated, a charge he says could apply to some European nations. Brazil's refusal to cut ties with Cuba fuels tension with Washington amid its independent third force policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional
Dantas
U. S
Campos
Brasilia
Washington
Brazil
Cuba
High Court Delivers Kennedy Family Session Note
Jacqueline and Ethel Kennedy attended a high court session as the decision was read. Justice John M. Harlan was the sole dissenter in the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedys
Jacqueline
Ethel Kennedy
John M. Harlan
Thieves Leave Note After Loot From Hart and Son
In ChippEnham England thieves stole 8400 in gems tools and watches from Charles Hart and Son last week. Saturday they returned the tools and watches with a note saying Sorry old man to spoil the show Unfortunately we were short of dough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippenham
England
Charles Hart and Son
Track life Chicago Railway trackage lifespan estimate
A Chicago railway article notes that ordinary use trackage may last about 20 to 25 years, outlining expected service life and maintenance implications for rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Railway
Longtime Anderson Fire Chief Frank Clem 90
Frank Clem 90 former Anderson fire chief died. He served as No 1 and No 2 Station driver learned engine operation after 1918 transition. Became captain at No 2 Station in 1930 then head of aerial truck crew, chief in 1934 serving two terms under Mayor Baldwin. Survived by daughter, son-in-law, two brothers and four sisters. Arrangements by Albright Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Clem
Anderser Husband
Earl Brown
9Th St
Clem
Miller
No. 2
No.2
Baldwin
Indiana Firemen’s Association
Thomas E. Clem
Leo Clem
Anderson
Minnie Burton
Catherine Moneyhan
Gertrude Deshong
Nellie Davis
Albright Funeral Home
Printers Reopen Talks as ITU Warns of Action
Bertram A. Powers meets publishers and ITU officials after the Local rejects a new offer. Brown warns direct action may follow if a key is not found within days. Negotiations resume as Wagner calls off further talks amid a no concession stance. Strike benefits discussed. publishers insist current offer is final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Bertram A. Powers
International Union
Powers
Wagner
ITU
Bomb Explodes in Mail Center Injuring Two Clerks
A mail facility blast injured two distribution clerks, David Below and Robert Kingman, as about 50 people worked at the air mail building. The blast tore sacks, started fires, and prompted quick dampening by onlookers and postal staff. Police and postal inspectors investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Below
Redwood City
Calif
Robert Kingman
San Francisco
Peninsula Hospital
Burlingame
Air Mail
Belbow
Kingman
Viet Nam
Korea
H. A. Vickers
Helen Williams
Pacific
Garde
Martin W. Doyle 87 longtime Anderson resident dies
Martin W. Doyle 87 of 10 E 8th Anderson died after months of ill health. He worked at the city sewage plant before retirement eight years ago and was a Moose Lodge member. Survived by son Claude Doyle and sister Mid, he was a Madison County native. Funeral at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home Wednesday 10 a.m. with Rev Donald Tharp. burial West Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin W. Doyle
Anna
Madison County
Abraham Doyle
Moose Lodge
Claude Doyle
Anderson
Donald Tharp
Frankton
Mrs Beatrice Couch Dies In Anderson At 68
Mrs Beatrice Marie Couch 68 widow of Wade Couch and longtime Anderson resident died early Monday at St Johns Hospital after 11 days illness. Funeral held at Waitz Hiday 10 am Wednesday with callers after 4 pm today. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Born Marion County daughter of William and Hester Crawford she is survived by sister Thelma Lansberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Marie Couch
E. 10Th St
Wade Couch
Anderson
St. Johns Hospital
William and
Hester Bates Crawford
Thelma Lansberry
Morris and Kestner Rites Noted In Local Obituaries
Raymond Richard Morris 77 of 1824 W 21st St died after a long illness leaving a widow Marie and three children. Burial at East Maplewood Cemetery followed calling hours at L C May Funeral Home. George L Kestner 82 of 2304 Noble St died at St John’s Hospital with rites at Brown and Butz Funeral Home. He was a retired Delco Remy employee and Moose member. Funeral arrangements included memorial tributes by multiple lodge groups. George Alden Faucett 83 of 1311 Madison Ave died at home after years of illness. former Post Office dispatcher. Burial details not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Richard
Ray) Morris
W. 21St St
American Steel and Wire Plant
Madison County Highway Department
Thorntown
Elks Lodge
Marie
Bert Morris
Denver
Curtis Morris
Champaign
Ill
L. C. May
C. B. Johnson
Indianapolis
Elks
East Maplewood Cemetery
George L- Kestner
George L. Kestner
Noble St
St. John’s Hospital
Wallace Deyo
Noble Street Methodist Church
Brown and Butz
Memorial Park Cemetery
Ketsner
Lodge 150
Order of the Moose
Fern
Hazel Crayton
Niles
Ohio
Hoyt L. Kestner
Leonard Wood
George Faucett
George Alden Faucett
Madison Ave
Brooklyn
Ind
Anderson
Unidentified car causes collision injuring woman on Madison Ave
Phyllis Ann Gray, 32, of 5107 Pearl St, sustained minor injuries when her northbound vehicle on Brown St struck a culvert at 6722 Madison Ave. She was treated at St. John’s Hospital and released. An Anderson man was held for DUI after a separate crash near Nichol Ave and John St. vehicle damage was about 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Ann Gray
Pearl St
Madison Ave
Wabash Navigation Hearing Planned
Indiana Senators Hartke and Bayh announce a public meeting to explore Wabash River navigation. The session is set for April 8 at 1 30 p m in the Indiana State College student union building in Terre Haute to gauge support for navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Terre Haute
Indiana
Vance Hartke
Birch Bayh
Indiana State College
Obituaries mention Weatherford kin and services
The notice lists survivors Louise Owens and M M Martz among others. Funeral rites for Claude Weatherford 82 of Madison were set for 2 p m at Gans Funeral Home with burial in Belleview Cemetery Hebron and West Maplewood. He was brother to Ira Weatherford and Charles Weatherford, with Chester Weatherford in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Weatherford
Madison
Gans
Belleview
Hebron
Ind
Weatherford
Ira Weatherford
Penicieton
Charles ‘Weatherford
Anderson
Chester Weatherford
Madison County
Carl E. Lewis Rites Planned at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home
Carl E Heary Lewis 73 of 617 Main St. funeral at 1 30 p m Wednesday conducted by Rev Marvin Baker of North Anderson Church of God burial in Memorial Park Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Lewis
Carl E. (Heary) Lewis
Main St
Harold E. Rozelle
Marvin Baker
North Anderson
Mabitt Service for 85 Year Old in Anderson
Services for Mrs. Bessie Mabitt 85 of 2310 State Street who died Saturday will be at North Anderson Church of God at 10 a.m. today. The Rev. Marvin Baker pastor will officiate. Burial follows at East Maplewood Cemetery under the Sells and Rowe Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IMRS
Bessie Mabbitt
State St
North Anderson Church
Mrs Lucy Ann Bowen Rites Memorialized in Gallipolis
Final rites for Mrs Lucy Ann Bowen 74 of Gallipolis Ohio will be conducted at Miller Funeral Home Gallipolis at 3 p.m. today. Bowen a former Delco Remy employee and several relatives reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Ann Bowen
Gallipolis
Miller Funeral Home
Emma V Edwards dies in Lapel at 72
Emma V Edwards 72 died at Riverview Hospital Noblesville after a long illness. A Lockland Ohio native, she moved to Lapel in 1936 and was a member of the Christian Science Church and Eastern Star. Survived by daughter Leora Jane Richardson and a brother A C MacKinney. services at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home with burial in Brookside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapel
Emma V. Edwards
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Lockland
Christian Science Church
Eastern Star
Wilson Edwards
Leora Jane Richardson
A. C. MacKinney
Higgensville
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Marion King
The
Lapel Methodist Church
Brookside Cemetery
Mrs Alice Wilson Wilkinson obituary notice
Mrs Alice Bell Wilson 96 widow of George W. Wilson and Hancock County resident died Sunday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs George Orr Wilkinson has lived there 27 years after years of illness Funeral services 2 p.m. today Condo and Son Funeral Home led by Rev Artie Stohler Pendleton burial in McCray Cemetery Surviving three grandchildren 11 great grandchildren and ten great great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Wilson Wilkinson
Alice Bell Wilson
George W. Wilson
Hancock County
George Orr. Wilkinson
Condo and Son Funeral
Artie Stohler
Pendleton
McCray Cemetery
Services for Scott Payne in Noblesville at 11 a.m.
Funeral services for Scott Payne, 80, of Noblesville Rt 5, will be conducted at Evans Godly Trout Funeral Home at 11 a.m. today with the Rev. Robert E. Lutton presiding. Burial will follow at Crownland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Scott Payne
Rt. 5
Evans- Godly- Trout
Robert E. Lutton
Crownland Cemetery
Em oria Women Mourn Death Call to Marshall
Mrs Gene Lambert and Miss June Clark of Emporia are called to Marshall Illinois by a death. The body was taken to Moore Funeral Home in Marshall and arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Gene Lambert
June Clark
Marshall
Ill
Moore Funeral Home
Fire Damages Central Market Area Stores In Overnight Blaze
A fire damaged a drug store within Cox's Supermarket complex causing smoke and water losses at a 5 to $1 store. Five firefighters were treated on scene for smoke exposure and another was sent to Marion General Hospital with a possible elbow fracture. Fire spread quickly through remodeled, honeycombed buildings dating to 1892 despite help from Center Two Jonesboro Marion Mill Two and Upland, with the rear Cox's Supermarket identified as the start. It extended to Glaze Hardware and Tom's Clothing before reaching the drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion General Hospital
Smith
Center Two
Jonesboro
Marion Mill Two
Upland
Cox’s
Glaze Hardware
Tom’s Clothing
New Supersonic Flights Planned Corridor Over Tennessee Indiana
The Air Force 30th Air Division said B 58A Hustler bombers from the 305th Bomber Wing at Bunker Hill AFB Indiana will fly supersonically in a corridor from 30 miles north of Nashville Tennessee to Lafayette Indiana through March 22. Four sonic booms daily possible March 19 to 22. Flights 8:40 to 8:50 and 9:10 to 9:20 AM and 4:40 to 4:50 and 5:10 to 5:20 PM EST. Above 35,000 feet. Last 10 minutes. Could be canceled if mission requirements change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Air Force
Ifrom
Air Command
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YMCA
State
Indiana Institute OF Medical Assistance
S. Meridian
Suite 300
Ph. ME
Roman Bagienski
Cedar St
Lomza
Poland
Alexander
Constance Bagienski
Frances
Chicago
Mr. Bagienski
Guide Lamp
American Steel and Wire Company
St. Ambrose Church
Polish National Alliance
Stanley
John
Ann Poore
Mary Myers
Cenf
Sophia Dina
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Frank Mroz
Anthony
Pfc
Frank Bagienski
Normandy
Father Thomas Heilman
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Kingsbury
Indiana & Michigan Electric Company
C. C. Anglemeyer
L. C. Marshall
High Court
Martin Doyle
Raymond R. Morris
Carter
Wabash
First Friends
Louise Owens
M. M. Martz
Harold E. ‘Rozelle
John Compton
Friends Church
West Maplewood
Mrs
Emma Edwards
Baker Brothers
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