Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Anderson Herald in Anderson, Indiana

We have 10,635,812 pages in Indiana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1962

Page

30

Senator Drops Redistricting Court Action

Greenfield Indiana Senator Melville Watson says he will not proceed with an appeal of a lower court ruling ordering reapportionment. The Indiana Supreme Court granted only a 0 day extension for brief filing, and Watson may proceed solo without other lawmakers. He supports giving the legislature another chance to redraw districts for urban rural parity. Reapportionment last occurred in 1921, with six year cycles implied. Watson regrets dropping the appeal, hoping legal guidance from the case remains.

Greenfield Ind UPT Indiana General Assembly Melville Watson Indiana Sup Marion County John Linder Watson Indiana Supreme Court

Missle Sub Lafayette Christened by Mrs Kennedy

Jacqueline Kennedy christens the 425 foot Lafayette, the first of a new class of nuclear powered Polaris submarines. Secretary Korth attends with France's ambassador Alphand as the vessel slides into the Thames River at Groton. Thousands observe the christening while protesters condemn nuclear testing.

Groton Electric Boat Division General Dynamics Corp Fred Korth Lafayette France United States Herve Alphand Ith

Coca Cola First Quarter Sales and Earnings Hit Records

Coca Cola reported world-wide first quarter sales and earnings reaching new highs. Chairman and president Lee Talley announced at the annual meeting in Wilmington, with figures to be released after a directors meeting. The company earned a record 8,042,135 dollars or 52 cents a share in the quarter.

Wilmington Del UPI Coca-Cola Co Lee Talley Talley Coca- Cola

Tanganyika Begins Voter Registration for 4.5 Million

Tanganyika government announced registration for 4.5 million eligible voters will start June 18. Qualifications are age and citizenship. The move aims to prepare for the forthcoming presidential election in Dar es Salaam.

Dar-Es-Salaam, Tanganyika UPI Tanganyika

U S Presses Berlin Talks as Adenauer Objects

The United States told West German Chancellor Adenauer it would continue Berlin talks with the Soviet Union despite his objections. State Department urged him to propose a better plan while defending the current exploratory approach and acknowledgment of civilian sacrifices in support of Berlin policy.

Washington UPD United States Konrad Adenauer Berlin State Department Adenauer Department Lincoln White Soviet Union U.S White Sweden Austria Switzerland East Germany West Berlin

Honey as Life Work of 1000 Bees Highlighted

Albany report notes that one pound of honey embodies the labor of about 1,000 bees, illustrating the natural efficiency and collective effort of a bee colony.

Albany N. Y

May Breakfast in Daleville highlights church event

The Daleville Methodist Church held its annual May Breakfast on May 3 with Mrs. Bette Stewart as chair and speaker Miss Marie Adams, a retired missionary. Attendees included numerous members and guests, and decorations featured yellow and white displays. Nearby WSWS group of the EUB Church met May 2 with Mrs. Norman Shroyer presiding.

Daleville Daleville Methodist Church Bette Stewart Ruth Matfield Jodie Wilson Irene Hall Phyllis Zumphe Mary Lillie Leon Calvert Marie Adams China Korea Bess Maze Lola Maze Carolyn Farrow Robert Virginia Blevins Edna Ballinger Ida Richman Ada Rinker Maude Shroyer Nellie Shaw Marie Calvert Georgia Reed Harriett Rogers Pharaba Shirey Hester Calvert Martha Cechsle Barbara Elaine Marilyn Lantz Faye Michaels Martha Polhemus Chas. Barnum Ray Kluklenski Thomas Kitterman Walter Jackson Don Rinker Georgia Benzenbauer Merlin Painter Baughn Murray Mary Edelmann

Shower Honors May 12 Bride in Plantin Shower

A Plantin Shower was held at the Shoemaker home for Ei leen McGraw of Muncie who will wed Dr. John Hurley of Daleville on May 12. Yellow and white decor reflected the wedding colors as guests and relatives attended with a wide circle of honored attendees from Daleville and nearby towns. The gathering followed the May 1 Modern Martha Society meeting at the Christian Church led by president Grover Rogers.

Daleville Marion Shumaker Joseph Shoemaker Joe Shoemaker Eileen McGraw Muncie John Hurley Mary McGraw Roy Sipe Richard Hurley J. W. Shoemaker Walter Smith Indianapolis Neabart Wood John G. Hurley Anderson George Overpeck Alexandria Middletown Maude Parker Margaret Hurley Mattie Pixley John Wright Robert Dare Berryman Hurley James W. Hurley James Findling Robert Taylor Don Greshong Forrest Stewart Byron Michaels Ronald Nixon Modern Martha Society of the Christian Church Grover Rogers Robert Stewart Rod Richman Ronald Hurst Leon Babb John Shirey D. E. Shirey

Alta Cummins Circle Elects Mrs. Wilson

Middletown Alta Cummins Circle of Sixth Street Christian Church met at Mrs. Bertha Liebhardt's home with Mrs. Jessie Wilson as co host. Mrs. Jesse Wilson elected group leader and Mrs. Helen Hamilton secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Dorothy Bruce announced a chicken pie supper May 19 and the institute at Muncie today May 6 and one at Chicago Corners May 21.

Middletown Alta Cummins Cwf Sixth Street Christian Church Bertha Liebhardt Jessie Wilson Wayne Holwager Jesse Wilson Helen Hamilton Nellie Wilson Blanche Hall Dorothy Bruce Institute Muncie Chicago Corners Orizada Davis Elizabeth Lee Bertha McMullen Daisy Gildersleeve Lacy Sherman Martha Canaday Ball Hospital Charles Giering Grove City Nalvin Davis

Sugar Spice Club At Mitchell Home

Summitville reports the Sugar and Spice Home Demonstration Club meeting at Mrs. Robert Mitchell with co hostess Mrs. Robert Swinford. Vice president Mrs. Willard Horine presided. devotions by Mrs. Howard Clark. song led by Mrs. Eva Hiatt. lessons on Freezing Foods and health and safety by listed members. Next meeting set with Mrs. Velma Butler on June 7.

Summitville Sugar and Spice Home Demonstration Club Robert Mitchell Robert Swinford Willard Horine Howard Clark Eva Hiatt Charles Faulk William Turner Velma Butler Mesdames Dean Hiatt Cecil Coleman John Hiatt Robert Ribelin

Cooper Blow Dealt Voting Rights Bill

Sen. John Sherman Cooper voted with southern opponents to defeat a cloture on the literacy tests voting rights bill. The Kentucky Republican said the measure is unconstitutional, dealing a major setback to leadership seeking a two thirds vote to end debate. If cloture fails, the bill's fate could hinge on further motions and next year.

Washington UPI John Sherman Cooper Kentucky Senate Cooper A. Willis Robertson D-Va Mike Mansfield Mansfield Kenneth B. Keating R-N.y

Elizabeth Clock In Club Hostess at Summitville Gathering

Mrs. Elizabeth Clock entertained the Know Your Neighbor Club at her Summitville home with co host Miss Elva Beeson presiding the meeting. Mrs. Dorothy Leach opened and hostesses arranged entertainment and refreshments for members and guests including Mrs. Elbert Bradford and Mrs. Edith Crow. Open house at Shoemacher House Purdue University Lafayette is on Sunday afternoon and the Lumbis family from Casa Blanca Algeria arrived to visit Mrs. Lumbis parents Antho Lawson.

Summitville Elizabeth Clock Know Your Neighbor Club Elva Beeson Dorothy Leach Mesdames Veda Smith Beulah Clock Elie Jones Frances Sells Ethel Slain Ethel Buller Stella Melling Julie Thorn Irene Vetter Orpha Irwin Dorothy Clock Lois Melling Elbert Bradford Here Edith Crow Rossville Charles Melling Ann Christy Melling Shoemacher House Purdue University Lafayette Kay Melling James A. Lumbis Lumbis Antho Lawson Casa Blanca Algeria U. S. Air Force United States

Club Luncheon in Summitville and Local Meetings

Summitville The South and East Club enjoyed a dessert luncheon at the Methodist Church annex with hostesses Mrs Troy Eaton and Mrs Orville Broyles The Good Will class served the meal Following the luncheon president Mrs Gathel Richards presided at the monthly meeting Estal Thurston gave a reading Members listed include Ethel Wall Martha Jones Frances Eaton Edna Allen Winifred Allman Mabel Beeson Stella Brown Shirley Broyles Velma DuPony Grace Fern Hannon Lucille Harrold Cora Howell Nelle Inglis Esta Vinson Lara Tomlinson Estal Thurston Marjorie Prough Gathel Richards Mrs Colleen Inglis Mr and Mrs T H Jones of Lawton Mich visiting Gordon Jones and family and others Attendees included Glenn Neese and daughter Ann at the Perkinsville wedding of James Mosbaugh son of Mr and Mrs Walter Mosbaugh of Noblesville Barris speech winner David Burris won bronze in a first bar speech contest at home of Mrs John S Matzigkeit 518 Nursery Rd Also present were Stephen Burkhart Rebecca Reish Christopher Linamen Mark Newberry and Ilona Cramer Cain's Pest Control Termite Extermination Ph 643-3848

Summitville South and East Methodist Church Troy Eaton Orville Broyles Gathel Richards Estal Thurston Mesdames Ethel Wall Martha Jones Frances Eaton Edna Allen Winifred Allman Mabel Beeson Stella Brown Shirley Broyles Velma DuPony Grace Fern Hannon Lucille Harrold Cora Howell Nelle Inglis Esta Vinson Lara Tomlinson Marjorie Prough Colleen Inglis T. H. Jones Lawton Mich Gordon Jones Glenn Neese Ann Perkinsville James Mosbaugh Walter Mosbaugh Noblesville Barris David Burris John S. Matzigkeit Nursery Rd WCTU Stephen Burkhart Rebecca Reish Christopher Linamen Mark Newberry Ilona Cramer

Highland Band Boosters Accept Florida Invitation

Highland Band Boosters voted to march in Miami on New Year’s Day and launch a campaign to raise $10,000 for the trip. Donations are invited to Highland Orange Bowl Trip, Box 1066, Anderson, with officers John Rice as president Merle Douglas as vice president Mrs Ethod Nobil as secretary Mrs Clarence Bowlin as assistant secretary and Mrs Harry Long as treasurer.

Highland Band Boosters Miami Fla Donald Burris Anderson Boosters Group Boosters John Rice Merle Douglas Ethod Nobil Clarence Bowlin Harry Long

Mothers Dine At Daleville Friendly Circle Banquet

The annual Mother-Daughter banquet of the Friendly Circle Home Economics Club was held at the Methodist Church on May 3. Mrs. James W. Hurley presided with devotions by Mrs. Lloyd Ashby. Mrs. John Luken of Muncie spoke on button collecting and shared hobby facts. Mrs. John McNeil returned home from the Memorial Clinic in Indianapolis.

Daleville Friendly Circle Home Economics Club Methodist Church James W. Hurley Lloyd Ashby Gale Wilson Jerry Bennewit Brenda Sherry Debra Ruth Ann Judy Corn James Hurley Judy Marilyn Berryman Hurley Clarence Heavener Norma Bernard Underwood Marion Costierson Leon Babb Becky Frank Holtsclaw Patty Linda Coppa Rowe Irene Essie Rowe Chas. Blevin Marcia Geo, Glaze Cletus Stevens J. Robert Bullock Paul McNutt Maureen Edna Ballinger Warren Anderson Sr Warren Miller Warren Anderson, Jr Raymond Fish Fred Fish Orville Wilson Diana Lorena Costerison Karen

Jeffersonville Man Named By IU Alumni

A nominating committee selected Charles C. Fox of Jeffersonville to succeed J. Howard Alltop of Indianapolis as president of the Indiana University Alumni Association. Others chosen were Eugene D. Fletchall of La Grange Illinois, Mrs. Lawrence N. Carter of Indianapolis, and Thomas A. Cookson of Bloomington as officers.

Bloomington Ind UPT Charles C. Fox Jeffersonville J. Howard Alltop Indianapolis Indiana University Alumni Association Eugene D. Fletchall la Grange Ill Lawrence N. Carter Thomas A. Cookson

Club Meetings Highlight Daleville Social Calendar

Happy Home Club gathered with Mrs. Walter Hodson for plans including a May 22 breakfast at 11 45. Community Club discussed soil and water conservation with Mrs. John Bronnenberg as others attended. Mrs. John A Reed Sr heads to El Paso for the 48th Annual Shrine convention May 13 19. Stephen Foster died in New York City at 38.

Daleville Happy Home Club Walter Hodson Hayden F. C. Curtis John Bronnenberg Paul Monroe F. C. Scott LeRoy Schlegel Garfield Grove George Pugsley Walter Robbins Charles Reed TWC Club C. R. McKee Tally-Ho Bridge Club Jack Walker Stephen Foster Kentucky New York City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bulletin - Herald Col. Sander Jackson Street Missile Sub Mrs Kennedy AL Stow's Jackson Old Taylor Taylor OLD Taylor Distillery Company Frankfort & Louisville Kent Alta Cummins Circle Mrs. Wilson Sugar Spice Club Mitchell Home Cooper Blow Elizabeth Florida Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Oscar Melson Jerry Mahoney Beryl Jenkins Francis Oleksy Hilbert Reddick Lapel Tom Johnson Ers Shriners Mrs. Red United Airlines Paul Greene Paint Co Pratt & Lambert Madison Ave Mace Can Stokely Stokely Realemon PAK Hudson
Search Courier

Search the Anderson Herald Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Anderson Herald?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication