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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1962

Page

1

Fragmented notice previews parade units on Meridian Street

The extract outlines parade or election units along Meridian Street with references to queens from local high schools, bands, and car entries. It mentions units Nine and Ten forming on blocks near 400 and 500, lists Fred Welker Ford as a transport source and notes driver training cars and a slate of high school participants.

Page One Regenald Pontiac Copany Meridian St Pendleton Queen Meridian Markleville Queen Unit Nine Madison Heights Queen Ater Weir Transportation Fred Welker Ford Company Lapel High School

Moslems Riot Slows Algerian Crisis March in Midtown

The report outlines violent clashes near Meridian Street and Main, with moslem lines disrupted as police and fire crews respond. It notes a midnight curfew shift, a dock explosion causing casualties, and ongoing political upheaval tied to Algeria's independence and French military actions.

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Funeral Services for William Foland Held at 2 P.M.

Funeral services for William Wayne Foland 77 will be conducted at 2 p.m. today at Anderson Memorial Chapel. Rev. John C. Zuber of Meadowbrook Baptist Church will officiate with burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Also noted are various division and fundraising reports and other obituaries and notices appearing on page one.

William Foland William’ Wayne Foland Fairview George Blackwell Goals Waltz Hidey Funeral Home Carl John C. Zuber Erskine Goal Meadowbrook Baptist Everex Hartung John Kirkman Anderson Memorial Rollie Bennett Glenn Fails G. E. Ebbertt Cochairman Ralph Ferguson Carl T. Smith Russell Hulse Ed Wellington Cochairmen Frank H. Allis T. Franklin Miller Robert E. Clark Mae Debolt Chesterfield Harold E. Rozelle Anderson Harold Clark Chesterfield Christian Church Anderson Memorial Park First Methodist Church lWill Maplewood Motiuay Barr Harold E Finneral Clabes Auuel DeLu Dive Doyle Severns Rt. J. Anderson

Deaths in Madison and nearby counties

Blanche Drury 62 of Shirley died at the Shirley Nursing Home after a five month illness. Survived by husband Dennis three daughters Margaret Cox Evelyn Allen and Virginia Reedy a son J D Drury four sisters and a brother. Burial in Mechanicsburg Cemetery. Martha Thomas Pendleton 83 of Pendleton died at home after illness. Burial in Mt Hope Cemetery. William Murray 65 of Pendleton died Tuesday. Services at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Gladys Gentry 67 of Pendleton died hotl 2k 4 MOTIUaY. WE De CONGUCLeG. Burial in Neese Cemetery. Additional notices include references to services for several others and ongoing funeral arrangements.

Blanche Drury Shirley Blanche Drury Shirley Anderson Margaret Cox Worthington Ohio Evelyn Allen Indianapolis Virginia Reedy Middletown J. D. Drury Shatter Calif Elfie Willemstein Jimmy Huffman Madera Zora Hawkins Chowchilla Lera Hawkins Phoenix Atiz Jess Smith Fresno Ballard and Shirey William Grotheer Muncie John Herr Mechanicsburg Cemetery William Murray William W. Murray Baker Brothers Funeral Home

Chamber Groups Discuss Urban Renewal and Building Plans

Chamber committees study remedies for commercial belt issues and parking coordination with private and municipal spaces. They will explore a city county building project, cooperation, financing, and public support, plus building rehabilitation and urban renewal data gathering.

Heavy Rains Rise Streams Across Indiana

Heavy rains over three days sent streams rising across Indiana with flood crests forecast on the Wabash and White Rivers. Infant Kimberely Sue Horton died at St John’s Hospital in Indianapolis as crews prepared graveside services. Memorial Park Cemetery will host a service led by Rev. John K. Summers, with funeral arrangements by Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home. Flood stage projections include crests from 11 to 18 feet at several towns, with expected rises above multiple river gauges and continued monitoring through the week.

Horton Indianapolis UPD Kimberely Sue Horton Heniger Indiana Margaret Horton 23Rd St Nesday St. John’s Hos- White Rivers Pital Weather Bureau Alrial Park Acon John K. Summers Ovid Montezuma Terre Harold E. Rozelle Hautt Hutsonville Riverton Horne Vincemnes Covington Sarah Walker Spencer Sarah Elliston Elizabeth Walker Tod Dewey St Newberry Atderwood and Brooks Memorial Petersburg

Rhodes Services for Ora Ann Rhodes Held in California

Mrs. Ora Ann Rhodes, 87, a former Anderson resident, died Tuesday in Los Angeles. Funeral services will be held at 11 am Friday at Pierce Brothers Mortuary in Santa Monica, with burial planned at Rankin Cemetery in Peru.

Rankin Peru Iona Rhodes Ora Ann Rhodes Anderson Los Angeles Calif Pierce Brothers Mortuary Santa Monica

North Anderson Hiawatha PTA Installs New Officers

New officers installed at the final PTA meeting of 1962-63 include Harold Jarrett as president, John Welch as vice president, Mrs. William Taylor as secretary, and Phil Brown as treasurer.

North Anderson-Hiawatha Pta Harold Jarrett John Welch William Taylor Phil Brown

Titov's 200 mile flight disrupted by bad weather delays

Titov arrived at Idlewild delayed by weather forcing a landing at National Airport. He spoke to crowds after orbited Earth 17 times last August and said his meeting with Glenn would aid shared space exploration goals. Russian envoy Dobrynin led him off amid flowers from embassy staff and COSPAR delegates from 18 nations attended.

Titov New York Glenn Idlewild Wea National Airport Washington Baltimore Earth Ntov Committee On’ Space Research Cospar International Council of Scientific Unions

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