Good Friday Observance Sheds Light on Suffering Servant Theme
The observance features Rev Verdin Smith from Redeemer Presbyterian and speakers from Stone United Church of Christ and Sherman Street Church of God. Musicians include Mrs Coolidge on organ and Becky Burtay as soloist, with assistance from Rev Thomas Alston and Rev Gilton Mongan among others. Observance runs noon to 2:30 p.m. with multiple church sponsorships and the community ministry focus.
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Wil Redeemer Presbyterian Church
Verdin Smith
Belstone United Church of Christ
Coolidge
Fpost
Thomas Alston
Exst
Glilton Mongan
Lynn Christian Church
Sherman Street
Felefservice
Alston
Simephone
Charles Vaughn
Paul
Hidon Petry
Wykolf
Becky Ram
Church of the Brethren
Burtaty
Philips Association of Churches
Becky Byutton
Williams
Noble Street
James Yearo
United Methodist Church
Servance
Shirles' Coolidge
Robert Shearer
Peried
Viola — Tpp
Anna Mae Hunt
Becky Bunion
85 Million Voters Seen In November
Washington AP reports Census Bureau estimates that 85 million people will be eligible to vote in November. Youth turnout is projected similar to past elections, with 18 to 24 year olds making up about 14 percent of the voting-age population. Whites and Blacks show different shares, with the South leading in eligible voters and California set to have the largest total voting-age population.
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Washington
Thej
Patievis Yeavill
Tikely
Alost Ahlacks
North
South
California
New York
Pennsylvania
the Bureau
Texas
Illinois
Ohio
Busing Moratorium Debate Narrows on Desegregation Plan
HEW chief warns of growing protests if no data justifies a moratorium on school desegregation busing. Nixon plan to block orders and boost compensatory education draws hostile reactions from lawmakers and education groups amid a broader fight over civil rights policy.
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the Mouse Education
Richardson
John Beademas
Senior 4-Hers Public Speaking Event At Del Rey
Senior 4-H youth leaders gathered for a public speaking session organized by Del Rey Toastmasters led by Yon Alexander and Val Gardner. Eight speeches were delivered including a Leadership demonstration by Gary Simmons, with winners Hon iJean Woug and Chuck Jones noted. Officers elected: Shirley Budd president Gary Smith vice president Nikki Mahoney secretary. Junior groups meet at 38th Street Vehicular School under Del Rey Toastmasters Frank Anderson Jerry Mardacre Charles Solid Carl Young. Mrs. David Score is 4-H Leader.
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Dwo
Particcipants
Keongt del Rey
Yon Alexander
Val Gardner
Gary Simmons
Shirley Budd
Hons-Jean Douglas
Meals On Wheels Study by Local Groups
Community Hospital administrators will meet with the Red Cross and civic groups at the Red Cross Chapter House to determine if a Meals On Wheels program can provide therapeutic or regular meals. Qualification requires physician certification of inability to obtain or prepare adequate food. For info call HS5159 weekdays.
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Red Cross
Midway Club Holds Monthly Meeting at YWCA
The Midway Club met at the YWCA with Albert McElfresh as president in charge. Guests from Mun, Flwood, Chesterfield, Summitville and Anderson attended. The club, for single men and women, plans a gathering next Saturday April 8 at 7 p.m. with guests welcome.
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Mtembers
Midway’ Club
YWCA
Albert McElfresh
Cie
Flwood
Chesterfield
Summitville
Anderson
Midway Club
Art
Madison Avenue Project and City Improvements Update
The board discussed a $69,720 claim linked to the Oss refugee contract period and possible ties to Madison Avenue project negotiations. An April 4 hearing was set for Barcell Law sanitary sewer work in Scatterfield Heights, with an estimated $893,444 project cost. Authorities approved sewer projects including Laura Street bypass, and reviewed street maintenance bids from multiple contractors totaling around 200,000 in materials. A waterline extension with Western Village Development was tabled for further study, and routine bill payments were authorized totaling $25,120.
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Gertinetd Fam Peat Ory Wes
Oss
J. Flanagan
Walbridge
Madison Avene
Scatterfield Heights
Laura Street
Ind
Mack Drive
Cleaunsaw
Alter
Keey
Fuurther
Myers Sand & Gravel
Cme Paving
Keith Riley
Ralp Reed & Son
Anderson Rock
Abe Gravel
W. B. Me
Keand
Anderson Ready Mix
Indiana
Suegrass Farms
Western Village Development Corp
Power & Light Utility
Court upholds ban on cigarette ads on TV
The Supreme Court approved a federal law banning cigarette advertisements on radio and television, rejecting industry appeals that claimed restraint of free speech and bias toward print media. The Public Health Cigarette Smoking Act of 1969, signed by President Nixon in April 1970, led to the ban taking full effect by 1973.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William G. Douglas
William J. Brennan
Congress
Nixon
Mental Health Topics Highlight Noon Optimist Meeting
A noon Optimist meeting covered mental health issues and a push by the American Mental Health Association and Broadcasters to study cigarette advertising in media. The discussion tied to ongoing court cases on racial balance in schools and welfare of hospital workers. The group noted a 21 vote uphold of a related law and discussed federal wage claims from Missouri hospital workers.
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Gevordig
Thrasher
Pial Workers Quay
Mra
Olive Mawver
Ans
Ween
Cubs Pinewood Derby crowns winners at Pack 404 event
Thirty three cars competed in the Pinewood Derby for cub scout pack 404 held at Park Place Church of God. Awards honored Glen Baldwin as grand prize winner with Steve Possel second and Scott Estep third. ribbons, badges, and advancement recognitions were announced by Cubmaster Colgill and Rod Whalen before the race.
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Park Place
Glen Baldwin
Land
Steve Possel
Scott Estep
Bach Wan
Rbbons
Greg Stiers
Mark Boys
Ale Craghead
George Paschal
Bobby Cox
David Grant
Funnersup
Mark Purdyy
Mark Martin
Wilford Jordan
Baldwin
the Rey
Tom Smith
Dubois
Charles Herrington
Cubmaster Colgill
Rod Whalen
Webelosten
Mark Purdy
Greg Sliers
Randy Kardateke
Tracy Hand
Mitch Craghead
Craghead
Possell
Darrell Cox
Tony Harrington
Scott
Xnapp
Webelos
Gary] Southerland
Brian Smith
Bily Harley
Tim Partwood
Jerry Nand
Georgeaschal
Jeff Hayes
Chris Col
Obituary for Margaret Elzabeths jfumrke of Anderson area
Margaret Elzabeths jfumrke of Anderson and county died Sunday morning after a short illness. She is survived by nieces and nephews including Richard L. Clevenger of Anderson and Marion E. Rames of Yorktown. Funeral services will be at Elbert C. Frazee Funeral Home in Middletown Thursday at 3 p.m. Burial follows Maplewood Cemetery. Rev. Stanley Possell will officiate. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and priority services Thursday.
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Richard L. Clevenger
Anderson
Marion E. Rames
Yorktown
Elbert C. Frazee
Middletown
Maplewood Cemetery
Stanley Possell
Park Place United Methodist Church
Eall
Dorothy Schultz Shultz longtime Anderson resident dies
Dorothy A Shultz an Anderson resident dies at a local nursing home after illness. Survived by two sons Harry and Herbert Shultz of Anderson and Indianapolis. sister sisters and brothers. multiple grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements list Harold B Rozelle and Myder Funeral Homes with services at Fellowship Baptist Church Livingston Tennessee and burial at Richardson Cemetery Monroe Tennessee.
Charles Beard of Paris Crossing dies at 88 in Madison
Charles K. Beard 88 formerly of Anderson died Saturday afternoon at King's Daughters Hospital Madison. Retired foundry worker he had worked at 2WG Lavelle Foundries native of Tipton County. Funeral today at 1 p.m. Dowd Funeral Home North Vernon. Survivors include widow Dessie six daughters and three stepchildren among others. Funeral notices also list Earl B. Davis 7a Rt 1 who died Monday in Community Hospital after two weeks of illness. He was a Delco Remy employee born in Tipton County residing 38 years here. Surviving wife two brothers and a sister. Additional item references May primary ballots and names listed as Republican petitioners for a delegate from Pipe Creek Township. clerk’s office rechecking master list. Burial Elmwood City Cemetery Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Interment details pending.
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Anderson
Charles K. Beard
Paris Crossing
King’s Daughters
Ospital
Madison
2WG
Lavelle Foundries
Tipton County
Dowd
North Vernon
Dessie
Leora Price
Marie Anderson
Ruth Lamb
Imodene Lamb
Deputy
Virginia Wren
Haines City
Fla
Velma Lunsford
North Ver
Aon
Pearl Lawson
Melvin Owens
Austin
Wilbur, Owens
Sylmar
Calif
Deleo Remy
Earl B. Davis
Rt. 1
Community Hospital
Tinon County
Delco
Cecil
Wew Castle
Clarence Davis
Pilémet
Pearing
Herald
Charles R. Mayfield
Garland Antrim
Clarence Lippeltt
Lindley Corner
Esther Waymire
Patricia Huntsinger
Carolyn Julius
Fred Ludtke
Marian J. Leeson
Eugene 4. Smith
Sterard
Pipe Creek Township
Death of Mrs. Faye Hess at 73 in Dana native
Mrs. Faye Hess, 73, of 112 E With St died Monday afternoon at Ralling Hills Nursing Home after a six year illness. A Dana native she belonged to First Baptist Church and Friendly Circle Home Economics Club. Interment details not available.
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Faye Hess
E. With St
Ralling Hills Nursig
Dana
First Baptist Church
Friendly Circle Home Economics Club
Paris, OL
New Arrivals and Local Ordinances Reported
Birth notices list multiple families welcoming boys and girls across Anderson area including Mr and Mrs Onkar Phalura at 2721 Mounds Rd and Mr and Mrs East at 12 Fairlawn Way. City officials end speculate filings with May primary delays and July 1, 1972 effective ordinances redefine precinct boundaries for Anderson and Pipe Creek townships.
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Mes. Onkar
Obituaries: Nannie Richardson and Bessie Taylor
Nannie Richardson 76 of 211 Hoth Street died at 4 30 p m Sunday at a local nursing home after several months illness She had lived in Anderson most of her life born Trap Hit North Carolina Surviving are a son Robert Darling and two step children Helen Cluxton and Dorothy Brooks plus five step great grandchildren and two step grandchildren Burial will be at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Friends may call 4 to 9 p m today at Brown and Butz Funeral Home Services will be 10 30 a m Wednesday Rev Steward Weather officiating ElMOOD A native of Tipton County Mrs Laila Masebell 477 4816 N D Street died Sunday at 6 05 a m in Mercy Hospital She is survived by her husband Louis one daughter Eva McCautey of Colorado three sons Howard Moon of Pendleton Louis Moschell Richmond and William Moschell Indianapolis 18 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren She was a member of St Joh Lutheran Church Burial in Elwood City Cemetery Friends may visit at Dunnivhay Memorial Home after 2 p m today until one hour prior to services Wednesday
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Tenn
Columbus Avenue
Sitwo
Roy
Heontey
Monroe
Albert Heisley
St. Petersburg
Fla
Harold B. “Rozelle
Harald 2. Rozelle
Myder
Fried
Fellowship Baptist Church
Wilh
Richardson
Harry E
Patersburg
Edwardford
Petersburg
Helm
New Columbus
Bessie ‘Taylor
pRaible Ave
St. John's Hospital
Park
Anderson
Bordin
Carolina
Robert Darling
New Castle
Helen Cluxton
Mia
Dorothy Brooks
Mesa
Ariz
Waltdcen
Brown and Butz Funeral
Steward
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Fameral Home
Mercy Hospital
Louis
Eva McCautey
Colorado
Howard Moon
Pendleton
Moschell Fdr
Richmond
William Moschell
Indianapolis
St. Joh Lutheran Church
Roger, Thompson
Elwood City
Duunivhay Munoral
Fred van Jionhold
W. Elm St
Hare
Atlanta
Arley
Delco‘Remy
Anerson
Puckett Chevrolet
Hate
Ruth
Judith Reed
Bloomington
Patricia Schirmer
Baltimore
Alice Huptar
Karen Flannery
Anna Jordan
Sora
Fred Honnald Tr
Syracuse
N.Y
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Ruth Seal
Mary Pupsfey l
Daleville
Edna Hennald
Middletown
Corneil Bright
James Kengan
Grove Lawn
Muncie
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Ifuineth
Lake ‘Wales
Ila
US. Army
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Ing Co
Meeks
American Legion
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Pam
Sevis
Boonie Kowalsis
Gaston
Diana Winchester
Yorktown
Sgt William Gunckel
U.S. Army Inferminy
Tory Lee Gunckel
Wake Wales
Thelma Gunckel
Robert
Donna) Wood
Abe
Faye) "Moncie
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Caper
Migonle Temple
Eagles Lape
Warner Gear
Rollin A
Darrell &. Gall
Mant Cies
Mes
Rosas
Blocher
Cullman
Ala
Doris Ammon
Bonnie Green
Cecil
Bernice) McClain
Mucks Funeral
Glenn Campian
Murial
Elm Ridge
iFriends
Catherine i
Aulen
Sorghiwn St
Hamilton County
Amtergon
Bailey Chapel
Howard
Mary) Keesling T
Eugene
Genevieve) Rawer
Billy ‘Sheets
Mary Paschal
Joseph Keesling T
Orlando
Pla
Harald E. Rozelle
Perkinsville Ceme- O Pam
Loday
Porkineyidle Lam
Fisher Methodist Chares
Guneral
Forte Wity
Robert Sheemeker
Grin Manifold
Mucrie
Willem Lawson
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Memorial Park
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Fisher
Brothers Funeral Home
Lapel
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Howard A. Ear
Hilar
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Dayton
Mary Jane Spice
Nannie Richardson
Nannie d. Richardson
Hoth St
Andersen
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Wula Maschell
Elmood
Laila Masebell
N. D St
Fred Honnold
Gerald Gunckel
Beatrice Gill
Beatrice J Gill
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Fortville
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Dorohy L. King
Perkinsville
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