Madison County farmer dies in hog house accident
A Madison County farmer, Ralph L. Eiler, 60, was killed on his farm three miles south of Lapel when a toppled hog house crushed him as he attempted to upright it. He died of a broken neck and fractured skull. Survived by widow Gladys and two daughters, two sons, a stepson, two brothers, and 12 grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at Fishes Brothers Funeral Home Lapel with burial at Brookside Cemetery. Jane C Guffy, 64, of 2131 E Z St, suffered severe facial and body lacerations when her car rammed the Town Motel. Bartha Brooks, 43, of 2615 E 6th St, suffered possible head injuries when the car she was riding in was struck at 13th and Jackson Streets. Police attributed activity to a collision involving William Brooks and Keith V. Archer.
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Madison County
Anderson
Ralph L. Hiler
Rt. 1
Lapel
Eller
Marrison County
Charles
Minnie Filer
Faye Everett
Gladys Alteberry
Gladys
Patricia Turner
Phyllis Newton
Ridgeville
Roy Lee Eiler
Noblesville
Wilbur Eiler
Fortville
Frank D. Atleberry
Kokomo
Ernest Eiler
Harold Eiler
Fishes Brothers Funeral
Harry Smith
Lapel E.U.B. Chrch
Brookside Cemetery
Friends
Jane C.guffey
E. Z. St
Main St
EB. 10Th St
Bartha Brooks
6Th St
13Th
Jackson Sts
Pulice
William Brooks
Keith V. Archer
Chesterfield
Brooks
Walter Fadely
Jackson St
Bank Robbery Fails as 1963 Madison County Queens Parade
A chaotic bank hold up near Eastgate Shopping Center ends with the getaway car halted by Deputy Sheriff Larry McCartney. The eleven 1963 Day Check queens, representing local high schools, will parade through downtown Anderson Saturday at 10 30 am as the Queen program unfolds with a Queens Tea at the Ted Cross Annex. Mary Elizabeth Kennedy commented on the event while 6-year-old gunfire and a warning cry from a masked robber are recalled in the bank incident.
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Anderson
Madison County
Ted Cross Annex
Chase! St
Mary Elizabeth Kenned
Vivian Boyer
Educaiohns Hospital
David Sedt
Hall
Green Bay
Wis
Kennedy
Joseph E. Elliot
Leastside Bank
Dleton
Carol Carolle
Ernie Carollo
All Citizens Banking Co
Iising
Nancy Lou Butz
Dough
Telier
Fred Butz
Alexandria
Jane Carver
Daugh
Paul Carver
Elliott Elwood
Linda Lou Hobbs
Byron Hobbs
Highland
Janet Dotson
Elmo
Dotson
Bank
Madison Heights
Susan Fpryor
Ventor
Pryor
Larry McCartney
Lapel
Mary Beth Neese
Manaway
Neese
Summitville
Donna
Rush Stitt
Charles Stitt
Frankton
Shirblock
Fletcher
Arnal Fletcher
Markleville
Wilma Dempsey
Anderson Chamber of Corn
Bank For Merce Safety Committee
Katheryn Royer
Police Held Man In Assault Case On West Side
Police say they are holding a man in an assault case after an intruder entered a West Side home and the victim reported hearing a scream. The suspect, Daniel Stanley, 56, was arrested on the scene and later connected to the shooting at Ellis Market, where bullets were fired through a window in an attempt to strike Ronald Smith. Detectives said Smith had argued with Stanley previously and that Stanley confronted him again at the store before leaving and returning with a pistol. The case led to additional charges as investigators tied the incident to a broader sequence of violence and a separate highway bid process in Madison County.
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Anderson
G Vveet
Shel Sneat
Roberts
Saul
Daniel Stanley
Pote
Stanley
Madison County
Burton Ellis
Rock Road
Company of Chicago
Madison
Robert Lee Roberts
22Nd St
Reute
Ind
Pendleton
Madison, Delaware County
Bubbling Springs
Indianpolis
Two-Car Crash Injures Girl in Elwood
In Elwood at 717 PM Tuesday Katrina Sue Rivers 1417 8 24th St suffered a possible broken hip in a two car crash at Main and 28th Streets. Kenneth K Wells 2328 S F St failed to yield and pulled in front of Rivers. Wells arrested for failure to yield. Rivers taken to Mercy Hospital by fire department ambulance. Wells uninjured.
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Elwood
Katrina Sue Rivers
24Th St
Miss Rivers
Main St
Kenneth K. Wells
S. F St
Rivers
Mer ‘Cy Hospital
Fire Department
Wells
Elwood City
Three Day Conclave Ends Here Thursday
The Big Kil buck District held its annual Rectignition Dinner with over 250 Scout supporters in attendance. Lloyd Kneese Phil Cooper District Chair, Chesterfield, and John Maynard received Unknown Scout statuettes for outstanding service. The three day All-Board Congress opens today at Church of God with sessions on national agencies and church work groups.
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Big Kilbuck
Friends of Scouting
Lloyd Kneese
Troor
Phil Cooper
Anal. Puaie Sn
Ham. Amour Sul Auil Puti
Chesterfield
John Maynard
Chester
Nencantatione
Tlfield
Church of God
Park Place
God
National Woman's Missionary Society of the Movement
Warner Pacific College
Portland
Ore
Anderson College
Leff
Louis F. Gough
West Coast College
Clarence Patterson
Anderson
The
Missions Society
Amiel Miller
New Albany
Ind
NWFS
Church of God College
Warner Pacific
Herald Phola
All Voting Sites Selected For Next Week's Elections
City chairs from Elwood and Alexandria notified Mrs. Mary Lambertson that voting sites for next Tuesday's city elections have been chosen. Locations include Petli, Lee Conwell garage Pet 2, city building Pet, 2421 North C Street Pet, Panther Den Pat, 925 North 2th Street Harding home Pet, 400 North 1th Street Pet, Salvation Army Pet 3, Phase Tum te Pace 2.
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Elwood
Alexandria
Mary Lambertson
County Commissioners Office
Pet li
Lee Conwell
North C. St
St. Harding
Miss Photo Flash of 1959 Reacts on Busy Highway
Joliet tale recalls Charlene Froyd then Charlene Lumbberg who won the 1959 Miss Photo Flash. On Alternate U.S. 6 her car broke down as Harold Winpher and three passengers halted suddenly. Paw Sims collided with Winpher’s car, receiving a ticket for following too close.
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Joliet
Charlene Froyd
U.S
Charlene Lumbberg
Harold Winpher
Paw Sims
Winpher
Sins
Bathyscaph Trieste tests amid Thresher inquiry progress
The Navy bathyscaph Trieste conducted a test dive in Boston Harbor described as satisfactory while a naval board probes the Thresher submarine tragedy that claimed 129 lives. Lt. George W. Martin and Capt. Frank C. Jones observed as the craft examined hull and tank integrity and potential use in photographing the sunken Thresher.
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Portsmouth
N.H
UPI
Icharleston
W. Va
Boston
Navy
Cape Cod
Trieste
George W. Martin
Brooklyn
Frank C. Jones
Martin
Kern
Bureau of Ships
Jones
Naval Court of
Mare Island
Californive
Sur-Nia
Chamber Selects Ristine To Talk For Spring Event
Richard QC Ristine Indiana lieutenant governor will be principal speaker at the Anderson Chamber Spring Membership meeting at Anderson Country Club on Thursday May 16. The event will cover Indiana business development and economic challenges with Ristine discussing competitive position among states. The program begins at 6 30 p m. Ristine, a Crawfordsville native and Columbia Law School graduate, has long been active in civic groups and the Chamber.
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Richard QC
Ristine
Indiana
Anderson Chamber
Anderson Country Club
Department of Commerce and Industry
Chamber
W. R. Merriskt
Crawfordsville
Risline
Wabash College
Columbia University Law School
Phi Beta Kappa
Columbia
Air Force
Philippines
Japan
Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
The
Indiana Historical Society
Fanfani Rule Jeopardized By Election In Italy
Rome AP reports unpredictable voters delivered Premier Amintore Fanfani’s Christian Democrats their worst beat. The leftward shift threatens their coalition with Democrats Socialist and Republican partners as Communists surge to about 27 percent, gaining a quarter of total seats and cementing Italy’s second largest party status.
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Rome
Itsiy
Amintore l Fanfani
Christian Democrat Party
Bigg Igest Communist Party
Christian Democrats
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Pietro Nenni
Threat Of Clash With Dominican Republic Bases
A five man OAS fact finding team arrived to calm Haiti Dominican Republic hostilities. President Duvalier met the group as Haiti faced protests. diplomats expect the mission to ease tensions and report on aggression charges. Haiti pledged to withdraw a guard from the Dominican embassy, dimming war fears, while Dominican demands on refugees and embassy safety lingered.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
UPI
Organization of American States
Dominican Republic
Francois Duvalier
OAS
Alberto Zuleta Angel
Colombia
Rene Chalmers
Zuleta Angel
Juan Bosch
United Fund of Madison County Names 63 Directors
The United Fund of Madison County announced its 63 directors for three year terms at a YMCA meeting. A special meeting will elect officers. board includes Harold R. Berry Charles G. Fasone Mrs Maurice Fleece Norman Goodwin and others. This is part of the annual director selection ahead of the fall campaign.
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United Fund of
Madison County
YMCA
Harold R. Berry
Charles G. Fasone
Maurice Fleece
Norman &. Goodwin
William S. Huffman
Everett C. Jones
Paul Koester
Richard L. Lewis
A. L. McCollum
Ernest McCracken
Charles W. Reid
Robert Allis
John
D. Baker
John A. J. Burton Sr
John Mr. Chaille
Richard D. Fillbrandt
Robert 5. Fitzgerald
Perry House
William Hov
Ermale
Chester’ Lawrence
Mich
Yael Melvin
Claude Rummell
Richard Trowbridge
United Fund
Aign
Planning Commission Reports Busy Month in Madison County
The Madison County Planning Commission reports 11 building permits issued totaling 15,300 dollars in value. Largest share went to residential construction for the Methodist Church at Fishersburg, with permits valued around 902,049 dollars. Assessor Wahn Dean notes rising area figures through April 26 for Anderson city and township, Edgewood, and surrounding properties, including thousands of household goods units and vehicles, with deadlines approaching for county taxes and exemption filings.
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Madison County Planning
Commission
Methodist Church
Fishersburg
Wahn Dean
Anderson Township
Anderson
Edgewood
Tocal
Pace
Coloma
Civil Air Patrol Misses Plane Prompt Search Near Marion
Civil Air Patrol units across a four state area were alerted after a plane departed Marion last evening and was due to arrive in Franklin Virginia about noon. The aircraft, piloted by J James Carter age 50, was believed to carry three passengers. CAP teams organized search and rescue efforts and coordinated communications for the operation.
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Civil Air Patrol
Marion
Franklin
J James Carter
CAP
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mike Covington at SS John's Hospital, 1308 W 3rd St. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McCord at Community Hospital, 12930 Fletcher St.
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SS John's Hospital
Mike Covington
W. 3Rd
Community Hospital
Ronald McCord
Fletcher St
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Universal Emblem
Anderson College Music Hall
Macvin J. Hartman
St. Joseph
Ross Minkler
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United States
K. S. Watson
General Electric Co
Ondue University
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Howe Fire Apparatus Co
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Virginia
Ben Howe Sr
the Herald
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Crown Point
Thomas Huston
Logansport
Planning Commission
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