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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1955
Page
3
The editorial marks G. Everett Ebbertt entering his fourth year as Anderson's superintendent of schools. It commends his tenure from principal of Anderson High School to district leader, notes the pay as you go building program, and highlights his community service and high regard among citizens.
The Hospital Commission Anderson creates a 17 member study panel representing religious, business, industrial, professional, civic, financial and labor interests. The group will assess whether to add about 200 beds at St Johns Hospital or build a new facility, with potential costs up to 5 million.
The May Festival featured a program by Anderson public schools with at least 1,500 grade school youngsters participating. Spectators saw hours of careful preparation and guidance from expert directors, underscoring community pride in the event.
The Anderson Police Department begins a three day voluntary car check program with seven local service shops offering free safety inspections. The American Veterans of World War II will run hemalight tests at North Anderson School on four nights. Goal: inspect at least 15 000 vehicles to ensure most local cars are in sound operating condition.
Washington Republican governors privately oppose nominating Nixon if Eisenhower does not run and fear a Kefauver lead in polls. They note Ike’s delay in San Francisco was to push Nixon forward. Oyster digging costs taxpayers about $2,000 yearly as Navy officers benefit from personnel work. Tom Buchanan returns to Beaver Pa to run for judge amid consumer gas and electricity battles.
Marlene K. a 22 year old expectant mother seeks reassurance about secret fears during pregnancy. The column explains how maternal thoughts do not affect the fetus and outlines normal fetal development, heartbeat rates, blood supply, and immunity. It urges regular doctor contact and offers a booklet to ease anxieties.
A jumble of references notes a canceled church meeting bid in New York related to the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod and a national league. Mentions education gaps, dental health, Dr W A Price's book, and a pamphlet list with 7 Keys to Vital Health.
The column previews Anthony Eden’s likely victory with an estimated 90 seats, notes Fed margin-rate talk, and cites Arkansas senator Fulbright’s probe plans. It also alleges Navy oyster digging near Newport News benefiting admirals, naming Vice Admiral Fox and Admiral Hipp among diggers.
A tale recounts an egotistical editor dubbed Me, God And Johnson after a printer misset a speech headline. The issue was halted, copies burned, and a proper headline issued. plus odd misprints from Indiana papers about Hirohito and coal miners and a quip on fruit and fish.
The text reports Dulles urging patience with Communist tactics and a cautious path to peace. It notes Britain France the United States and Russia seeking a European problem meeting while avoiding premature concessions. It warns that until renunciations occur negotiations would be false and danger remains.
The Ninth Street Wesleyan Methodist Church schedules Sunday School at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 30 with a Mother Day emphasis. Rev Glenn Appleman to preach a special sermon and WYPS youth group meets at 6 30 pm. Evening evangelistic service may discuss Formosan issue and midweek prayer set for Wednesday at 7 30. A bicycle count notes two bicycles per person in Sweden.
A subscriber who misses a daily Herald should call 3 5371 before 9 A.M. for a replacement by special messenger after 9 A.M. If Sunday delivery fails go to the nearest Herald dealer and file a complaint. a free copy will be provided.
Rev. R A Burchfield speaks on The Crown Where with His Mother Crowned Him at morning worship Sunday. Sunday School at 9 30. Mother’s Day choir selections. MYF meets 6 P M Sunday. Senior group in Sanctuary Intermediate downstairs. Evening service 7 30 with sermon and special music. Junior choir rehearsal Tuesday 3 5 under Mrs James Simmonds. Mother Daughter Banquet Tuesday 6 90 PM tickets from Mrs Louis Ruh Mrs Lawrence Bradford price one dollar. Mid week prayer and Bible study Wednesday 7 30. Choir rehearsal Thursday 7 PM.
A historical Sunday school lesson outlines Joash guiding repairs to restore God’s house. It notes financing by gifts and bequests, community chest practices, and artisans strengthening the temple with gold and silver vessels.
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