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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1973

Page

2

Southern Indiana Motels Happy Over Booze Sales

Operators of four southern Indiana motels who carried applications to speed Friday liquor license processing reported a strong first Sunday under the new liquor by the drink law. At Clarksville Marriott Inn manager John Carson said dining room business nearly quadrupled and the night hour was busy. Robert E. Lee Inn New Albany managing director Robert Stewart called the increase very nice with inquiries about the service and hours. Holiday Inn New Albany Clarksville managers called the day satisfactory with Derby weekend crowds largely gone by noon, noting more local business and cross river customers from Louisville.

New Albany, Ind Indiana John Carson Marriott Inn Clarksville Louisville Robert Stewart New Albany Stewart M.J. Keenan Holiday Inn

Anxiety Grows Inside Home Of Abducted U S Diplomat

In Guadalajara the home of Terrance G. Leonhardy U S consul general faces mounting anxiety as hours pass without word of his safety. Kidnappers calling themselves FRAP demand the release and safe conduct to Cuba of 30 jailed guerrillas and terrorists, many jailed since 1971. Leonhardy, 58, was abducted near his residence Friday. his note from Saturday said he was well and promised freedom. His wife and two daughters await updates amid concern over the outcome.

Guadalajara Mexico Terrance G. Leonhardy U.S Guadala

Elwood council approves $90,000 for street resurfacing

Elwood City Council passed second reading of an ordinance funding street resurfacing with $90,000 from revenue sharing. A June 4 final reading is planned. Mayor Smith reported he requested a traffic light at South and Anderson, but the state said congestion did not justify one. He will argue bus rerouting to ease traffic. The Neighborhood Youth Corps project may receive Emergency Employment Act funds for 24 to 26 youths over nine weeks, with local cash guarantees. A dog kennel at 411 N Third St was petitioned as a nuisance, but the kennel is licensed. Planning commission meeting is today, DePaolo rezoning appeal not on the agenda. A state building permit for a car wash at DePaolo’s site, issued in Dec 1971, remains unused. a resolution seeks to halt the zoning violation.

Elwood Eugene Smith State Signal Division South Anderson Streets State Division Smith George Ray Neighborhood Youth Corps Council EEA Ray Alexandria N. Third St Planning Commission DePaolo

New Arrivals Born at Local Hospitals

Mr and Mrs Eugene Taylor 426 W 22nd St welcomed a boy from St John s Hospital. Mr and Mrs Earl Morris Alexandria welcomed a girl. At Community Hospital Mr and Mrs Jerry Warren Rt 1 Yorktown welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs David Hendricks Middletown welcomed a girl. Mr and Mrs Darrell Young Middletown welcomed a girl. Mr and Mrs Ed Pearler 335 W Seventh St welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs Franklin Caldwell Alexandria welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs Frank Steans 2221 W 14th St welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs Steven Street Summitville welcomed a boy.

Eugene Taylor W. 22Nd St Earl Morris Alexandria Community Hospital Jerry Warren Rt. 1 Yorktown David Hendricks Middletown Darrell Young Ed Pearler Seventh St Franklin Caldwell Frank Steans 14Th St Steven Street Summitville

Lugar praises Nixon at May Breakfast

Senator Lugar lauded Nixon for returning POWs and driving peace and prosperity while urging Republicans to uphold their wartime and inflation policies. He warned against Watergate tarnishing party achievements and affirmed Congress and the presidency would continue to handle national business. Also speaking were Rep. Bud Hillis and Rep. David W. Dennis before about 500 attendees.

Lugar Elwood H. ‘Bud’ Hillis Kokomo David W. Dennis Richmond

Beef price clash in New York debate pits consumer group against cattlemen

In a two hour discussion in New York, Laurie Fierstein of Women United for Action and Wray Finney of the American National Cattlemen's Association debated beef costs and industry profits. Finney described cattle margins at about three percent with $12,000 annual income from 4,000 acres and 300 cows near Fort Cobb Oklahoma.

New York Laurie Fierstein Brooklyn Wray Finney Oklahoma American National Cattlemen's Association New York Area Who Washington, D.C Miss Fierstein Women United For Action Finney Fort Cobb Oklo

Summitville Pioneer Ernest Reding dies at 53

Ernest Ed win Reding 53 of 30 N Seventh St Summitville died suddenly at home Sunday night at 10 20 p m He was born April 28 1920 and worked 32 years at Delco Remy Department 1030 He belonged to First Christian Church and Union Local 662 He was a World War II Marine veteran Surviving are his wife Phyllis five daughters two sons and four grandchildren Funeral will be Wednesday at 2 p m at the First Christian Church with Rev Robert A Scott officiating Burial at Vinson Memorial Cemetery Friends may call after 10 a m today at Ewing Funeral Home Anderson and Madison County Area Deaths Alexandria Lena Golden 69 dies at home Surviving include husband Frank six daughters four sons one brother and four sisters Burial Wednesday 1 30 p m at Alexandria Church of God

Summitville Ernest Edwin Reding Seventh St Delco Remy Department 1030 First Christian Church Union Phyllis Jerry Patricia) Williams Elwood Betty Gale Gary Barbara) Hanna Alexandria Randall Gween) Hamilton Anderson Raymond Michael Elda Baker Mareil Shaw North Vernon Lucille Ashba Payne Ohio May Reding Betty Bourne Alva Reding Robert A. Scott Vinson Memorial Cemetery Ewing Funeral Home Alexandria Church of God Frank Joe Golden Satellite Beach Fla Phyllis Jones Muncie Imogene Baugher Naomi McCurdy Carol Hobbs Jeannette Poole Darlene Garner Ray Chambers Columbus Velma Spaugh Dorth Kelly Daleville Edna Redding Dorothy Golden Dwight R. McCurdy Parkview Cemetery Karl M. Kyle Raymond F. Wicker Meridian St St. John’s Hospital Burkett Furniture Pentecostal Church Joseph Evelyn Marie) Miller Lester Margaret) Smith Charles Clora) Catt John Wanda) Edward Bellflower Calif Paul Edna) Hanna Ball Memorial Hospital Westside Church of Christ Avondale Don St. John Yorktown Jean Good Sulphur Springs Phyllis Hutton Robert Arnold Earl Davis Dorothy Becktell Hazel Hath Parson Mortuary Dwight Hesson Westside Church of Christ Elm Ridge Funeral Pendleton Chester E. Fowler N. Hardison St Indianapolis Community Hospital William H. Block Co Brookside United Methodist Church Betty Jo Settle Minneapolis Minn Hazel Lewlis Tokyo Japan James R Walter Earl Fowler Cornell Bright Shirley Brothers Bloomington W. Roy Sparks Ind Joseph C. Sparks Anderson High School Hus Hoffman Estates Ill Vada McBride California Viola Cox Lula Fellers Tennessee Baker Brothers Funeral Home LeRoy Hines Parkview Methodist Church East Maplewood Cemetery Vivian M. Cooper North Shore Blvd Ball Stores Gates June Groover Ernestine Bartlett Terre Haute Francis Homer Wheeler Selma Steven Stephanie) Brammer Brown and Butz Joan K. Summers Garden of Memory Daniel A. Olson Rt. 1 St. Paul Shelbyville Allison Division General Motors Olson Glendale Church of God Indiana State Campers Assn Frances Carel Olson Elsie Kearns Brent Willem John Willem Carmel Mary Olson West Indies Flanner-Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary Memorial Park Cemetery Ethel Willoughby Sycamore St Pine Hill Baptist Church Torrent Horace Rose Farmer Lexington Nora Allen Campton Harold E. Rozelle East Maplewood Hancock County Geneva) Lewis Thomas Juanita) Sigler Warren Florence Peters Don Margaret) Wigner Clyde S. James Kenneth Whiteman Middletown Rozelle Charles Taylor Fifth Street United Methodist Church

Mildred L. St. John 59 Yorktown obituary note

Mrs Mildred L St John age 59 of 503 Maple Drive Yorktown is listed in the death notice with residence address provided. The brief item records a private life event and location without further details.

Yorktown Mildred L. St. John Maple Drive

Death Notice Charles Romine 87 Columbus Ind

Chesterfield word received of the death of Charles Romine age 87 of Columbus Indiana A daughter Mrs Zola Crenshaw of Chesterfield survives Funeral services set for Wednesday at 130 pm at New Bern United Methodist Church New Bern Interment in Garland and Brook Cemetery Columbus Friends may call after 2 pm today at Norman Funeral Home Hope Indiana

Chesterfield Charles Romine Columbus Ind Zola Crenshaw New Berne United Methodist Church New Berne Garland and Brook Cemetery Norman Funeral Home Hope

Death of Elwood Dean C. LeForce at 42

Elwood Dean C. LeForce 42 of 1314 South Street died suddenly at home Sunday at 7 15 p.m. Born September 2 1930 in Corbin Kentucky he served in Korea and worked as a Nabisco sales representative. Survived by wife LeForce mother Mrs Cleo LeForce Latonia Ky daughter Penny two sons two brothers Troy LeForce Latonia and Delmer LeForce Tennessee Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with Rev Ralph Richardson and Rev Perry Mattern officiating Burial Elwood Cemetery Friends may call today 6 to 9 p.m.

Elwood Dean C. LeForce S. St Corbin Masonic Lodge Nabisco LeForce Cleo Latonia Penny Troy R. LeForce Delmer LeForce Tennessee Copher and Fesler Ralph Richardson Perry Mattern Elwood Cemetery

John Faulstich, 91, dies at Dickey Nursing Home

John Faulstich of Fairground Road died at noon Monday at Dickey Nursing Home after months of illness. Born December 25, 1881 in Tipton County, he was a retired farmer and a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church. Survivors include one brother.

Chesterfield Velva Broyles Water St St. John’s Hospital Liberty Tenn Parkview Methodist Church Delco Remy Elwood John Faulstich Fairground Road Dickey Nursing Home Tipton County St. Joseph Catholic

Henry Otto Main dies at 79 in Anderson

Henry Otto Main 79 of 3205 West 29th Street died Monday at 5 30 p m at Community Hospital after an eight month illness. A lifetime Anderson resident he retired from Corp. Survived by sister Mrs Vergil Hester Gas City brother Hubert Hoffman Georgia seven grandchildren and 12 great Rozelles Funeral Home hosts Thursday service at 10 a m with Rev Robert Sutton Rossville Ind officiating. Interment details unavailable.

Henry Otto Main 29Th St Community Hospital Anderson Corp Margaret Parker Vergil Hester Gas City Hubert Hoffman Georgia Rozelle Robert Sutton Rossville Ind

43rd Alexandria Men’s Banquet Preview

The 43rd annual Alexandria Men’s banquet is set for Saturday May 12 at 6 30 p m at Yule Golf Course. A golf tournament begins at 10 a m at the course.

Alexandria Yule

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