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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1962
Page
1
Saint John's Hospital marks National Hospital Week with a focus on improved patient care. The observance will highlight scientific development and the application of principles by professional personnel.
The notice lists numerous individuals released from St John’s Hospital including Tommie Mottweiler Alexandria Ralph Roberts Laurel Street and many others with addresses across Pendleton Alexandria and nearby areas. The piece discusses technology versus personal care in medicine and notes that doctors nurses and technicians remain essential for patient care.
Brownstown reports a death suspect to undergo a formal mental examination as local court holds a hearing in Jackson County. The case involves a highway slaying earlier, with witnesses and attorneys slated to testify at Saint John’s Hospital proceedings.
Voters faced mixed weather as incumbents sought renomination in Florida Ohio Indiana West Virginia and New Mexico. Pepper for Florida Senate faced three Democratic rivals while George Smathers sought renomination amid challenges. Ohio saw Taft Jr and Fess vie for GOP House seats amid McElroy DiSalvo governor contest. Indiana incumbents favored. West Virginia had two incumbents facing primary opposition. New Mexico Mechem stood unopposed in Republican renomination with four Democrats seeking to derail.
Virgil E. Proud of Indianapolis died Monday at Robert Long Hospital after a career in public service and politics. James Carpenter of Anderson, son of a former interurban worker, dies in Florida. survivors include his widow and mother. The notices note Proud's involvement with the Modern Woodmen and local party activity, and Carpenter’s family links and central Christian influences.
The Saint John's Hospital ceremony recognized loyal employees with years of service acknowledgments. Ten and fifteen year honorees included Betty Burgess Georgia Chapman Callie Evans Hazel Fuqua Ruth Gibson Pearl Jackson Mildred Kelley Mattie Lawler Ruth Radspaugh Cecile Simmons Florence Sims Marie Stanley Helen Tryon and many others. Music was provided by the Robinettes under Jane Robinette.
Raymond Webb ing of Frankton died at home after a long career as a barber and Delco-Remy employee. Born November 23, 1888, in Frankton, he married Lois Evichison in 1915. He was a longtime member of the Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows and worked with the United Automobile Workers. Survived by widow Lois, daughter Rachael Severlein of Columbus, sister and other relatives. Funeral Friday in Frankton. Burial at KP IOOF Cemetery. Albert Leon Stewart, 61, Middletown, died Saturday. Services today at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home, Middletown, with burial at Miller Cemetery. Edward L. Riley, 50, Chesterfield, died Monday. Services Thursday at Polyhemus and Shirey Funeral Home, Daleville. burial at Bronnenberg Cemetery. Various relatives and friends will gather.
The article reports Cockrum charged with first degree murder tied to a fatalhootings and flood threats near the Des Moines River in Ottumwa and Oskaloosa Iowa. It mentions injuries to a James Rice and the death of Marilyn Rice 31.
A city bus driver sustained a possible neck injury after being rear ended by a car at 11 59 am. The injured driver was Wilbert T Whitton 64 of 1228 Broadway. The car driven by Jerry W Johnson 17 of 24359 Madison Ave was uninjured. The bus had stopped for a railroad track in the 500 block of W 11th St. Estimated total vehicle damage was 350 dollars.
The proposed PRR PRR NYC and B&O C&O merger plan faces ICC hearings with Labor and community opposition likely. NYC offers to sell stock in B&O to C&O if merger approved. C&O and Alleghany resist terms while NYC and Alleghany hold stock interests. Army drafts 5 000 men to maintain 960 000 active strength while mobilization winds down.
Mrs. Virgil Farmer reports Isaac Malone age 69 former Summitville resident and California oil station operator died suddenly at his San Leandro home of a heart attack on Wednesday noon May 2. He leaves wife Grace Cranfill Maione son Edward of San Leandro six grandchildren four great grandchildren and sister Velma Farmer of Summitville. Funeral services and burial were Saturday at 2 p.m. in San Leandro.
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