Sentenced in Criminal Court Hearing in Indiana
David Stephens, 30, received a suspended 1 10 year sentence after being found guilty of a second count of assault and battery with intent. He will spend weekends in Madison County jail beginning Saturday at 8 a.m. and pay $27 in court costs. Duckworth, burglary, got a 25 year term on probation. Pickle and Richardson pleaded guilty to burglary. pre sentence investigation set for May 23. Romine and Miller pled not guilty to theft. trials set for Oct 3, 1966 and subsequent dates. Morris, charged with first degree murder, re continuance until May. others granted continuances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stephens
Indiana Reformatory
Smith
Madison County
Stephens
Michael Duckworth
Anna Cotton Hailey
Roland Miller
Lawrence Robbins
Virgil Robert Morris
Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating
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Francis Pope Heads Past Commanders Of American Legion
More than 20 former heads of the George Hackett Post No 127, American Legion, attended the Past Commanders Dinner at the post on W 9th Street. Edwin Fulton presided at a business meeting after a steak dinner. Francis Pope was elected new president and William Moroney received a commemorative flag for long service. Notable attendees included David Kemper, Wilford Burkett, Walter Jones, Leonard Willoughby, Paul Montgomery, Vincent Kelley, Paul Kelley, Vern Riggins, Harry Hedges, Francis Pope, William Herbig, Melvin George, George Graham, John Collins, Jake Bronnenberg, Delmar Puckett, Leonard Willoughby and James Herbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hackett
American Legion
Post
W. 9Th St
Edwin Fulton
Francis Pope
William Moroney
Legion
David Kemper
Wilford Burkett
Walter Jones
Leonard Willoughby
Paul Montgomery
Vincent Kelley
Weekend Campout Featured For SDA Pathfinder Club
The Pathfinder Club of the Seventh Day Adventist Church held a weekend campout at Mounds State Park beginning Friday with 22 Pathfinders and seven counselors. Elder Kromminga led vesper services and an outdoor sabbath school. They hiked, watched a travelogue, and finished after pancake breakfast Sunday. The May 15 Pathfinder Fair in Cicero will feature clubs from across the state with crafts and honors. the Anderson Club has won the trophy six consecutive years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathfinder Club
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Mounds State Park
Cicero
Ind
Anderson Club
Secretary of Air Force Brown Arrives in Ankara for Base Tour
U S Secretary of the Air Force Harold Brown arrived in Ankara on Monday for an inspection tour of American air bases in Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Ankara
U.S
Air Force
Harold Brown
Arraignments Held in Car Fire Case
Donald Francis Riggs and four young women charged with firing a car faced arraignment yesterday. All pleaded not guilty. Bond remained and jury trials scheduled for October 3, 1966, and day to day thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Francis Riggs
State Official Dies In Crash
Pennsylvania Attorney General Walter Alessandroni died in a twin engine plane crash near Connellsville along with his wife Ethel James Staudinger of the state liquor control board and pilot Melvin Ladling forth. The group had been en route to a speaking engagement when the wreckage was found by the Civil Air Patrol and ground crews reached the site after the 8 25 p.m. EDT discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellsville
UPI
Pennsylvania
Walter Alessandroni
Laurel Ridge
Here
Alessandroni
William Scranton
Civil Air Patrol
Ethel
James E. Staudinger
State Liquor Control Board
Melvin E. Ladin
Plane crash kills Beeson and wife near Eyesville Ohio
Charles R. Beeson aged 51 formerly of Crawfordsville Indiana and his wife Ruth were killed in a small plane crash near Eyesville Ohio. The couple were traveling from West Virginia to their Cleveland home when the accident occurred on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyesville, Ohio
UPI
Charles R. Beeson
Crawfordsville
Ind
Ruth
Here
Cleveland
West Virginia
Viet Nam inquiry dominates Senate hearing on aid bill
The heated exchange features Fulbright Lausche Rusk Morse and Fent amid intra party splits over Viet Nam policy. McNamara to return Wednesday for questioning as the committee weighs the aid bill and potential private sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee
Fulbright
Lausche
Ohian
Rusk
Morse
U. S
Viet Nam
Fent
Right
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Gemini 9 EVA Plan With 25-Foot Umbilical And AMU
The plan outlines Gene Cernan’s spacewalk from Gemini 9 using a 25 foot oxygen and communications umbilical to Stafford. He will carry a 30 minute emergency O2 pack, film his activity, retrieve a specimen, and activate a micrometeorite device on the docked Agena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cernan
Ceran
Stafford
Gemini
AMU
Equipmet Bay
Agena
Noted Adoptions Lead Rehab Campaign Honors by Lash
The report cites 241 new adopters in Murphy County and 139 active adopters countywide as the rehab effort progresses. Adopters wrote 849 letters, 932 greeting cards, raised $322 in canteen books, gave 551 other gifts, visited hospitals 72 times, removed three patients from grounds, hosted four ward parties, and entertained patients at homes. Don Lash, IU alum and 1936 Olympic champion, urged self mastery and purpose in life, praising youths and addressing wartime sacrifices and the need for positive guidance amid challenging times. He announced a youth camp project in southern Indiana and criticized dependency and poor example sets, stressing religion as caught rather than taught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Don Lash
Lasto
Lash
Indiana University
FBI
Indianapolis
Indiana
Viet Nam
Indiana Alpha honors scholars and faculty at Anderson College
The Indiana Alpha chapter of Alpha Chi honors top scholars at Anderson College with officers and sponsors named. Members include Jerry Jenkins and Kenneth Upshaw among many others, alongside faculty like Dr. Gloria Olive and Dr. Russell Renz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Mu Epsilon
Pi Gamma Mu
Sigma ‘Tau la
Sigma Zeta
Ling
DePauw University
Tunisia
Protectorate
Indiana
Alpha Chi
Anderson College
Jerry Jenkins
Stoneboro
Kenneth Upshaw
Derson
Edward J. Weippert
Khita
Thomas R. Henry
Apollo
Gloria Olive
Russell Renz
Kenneth Cook
Sharon Kardatzke Benefield
David P. Boyle
Linda Ruth Byrd
Barbara June Chesser
Phillip Ray Coulson
C. Theodore Corns
Barbara Ann Falls
Jerry Wayne Handley
Terry del Ray Henry
Constance Louise Herman
Richard Carl Honeycutt
Samuel Grant
Mary Louise Humes
Elizabeth Anne Jackson
Gerald Franklin Keller
Ruth B. Kilmer
Marcia Lynn Guttenfelder
Darryl Lynn Lehnus
L. David Lewis
Joretta Ann May
Argie
Jeanette McDonell
Stewart Eugene McDivitt
Marilou Menchinger
Donald Richard Morey
John Grant Newcomb
Michael D. Osteen
Guy F. Perry
Jerry L. Sloan
Vernon Kent Smith
Laces Spaulding
Rebecca S. Stephenson
Robert James Turner
M. Rosemary Carroll White
Royce Marvin White
Sr. Phi Eto Sigma
Marty Zeis
Jerry Handley
David Boyle
Richard Honeycutt
Carl E. Kramer
Jerry A. Jenkins
Frederick V. Shoot
Dennis Carroll
Frederick D. Clemens
James R. Cook
Phillip A. Coulson
Alpha Phi Gamma
Vernon K. Smith
Bruce Reinhardt
Cheri Zerbe
Jerry Sloan
W. Shirell Fox
David L. Lewis
Dan Yelton
John G. Newcomb
Dick Ruth
Larry Hocker
Larry Grubbs
Mu Epsilon
James French
Larry McFarling
Thomas McLaughlin
Barbara Chesser
Bernice Keene de Young
Marilyn Gilbert
Thomas Henry
Stephen House
Duane Leatherman
Stewart McDivitt
Max E. Shellenbarger
Robert Turner
Eugene Willingham
Tony Wilson
James Wright
Carol Bechtel
Bonnie Gifford
Grant Hooker
Mary Lou Humes
Donald Morey
F. Dale Bengtson
Helen Holton
Harold F. Linamen
John Roys
Marie Strong
Gertrude Clem 72 Dies in Anderson
Mrs. Gertrude E. Clem 72 wife of retired farmer William H. Clem died Monday at St. John's Hospital after two months illness. Native of Madison County born November 18 1893 she lived in Adams Township 40 years and moved back to Anderson five years ago. She belonged to the Church of the Brethren and Whetstone Brothers and Sisterhood. Survived by her husband three sisters Mrs. Rachel Dilts Mrs. Florence DeHaven of Anderson and Mrs. Mary Louisa Minneman of Logansport plus several nieces and nephews. Burial at Mt. Zion Lutheran Cemetery after services at Brown and Butz Funeral Home Thursday at 10:30 a.m conducted by Rev. Elden Petry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Clem
Gertrude E. Clem
William H. Clem
E. 21St St
St. John’s Hospital
Madison County
Anderson
William and
Ream Wiseman
Adams Township
Church of the Brethren
Whetstone Brothers and Sisterhood
Rachel Dilts
Florence DeHaven
Mary Louisa Minneman
Logansport
Brown and Butz
Elden Petry
Mt. Zion Lutheran Cemetery
Fortville
Iran
Ray Bland
Rt. 1
Clay City
Ind
Ingalls Christian Church
Dennis Eugene Bland
Mary Wagle
Reesville
Margaret Crosley
Julia Lierman
Herschel
Estel
Robert Dean Bland
Terre Haute
Fisher Funeral
E. F. Landrey
Fortville Methodist Church
Gravel Lawn
Mose Etchison
Morton St
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
John Cheesman
EUB Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Etchison
Alexandria
Pierce Governor Corp
Grace
Maude Adams
Bertha Gustin
St. Petersburg
Fla
Charlie Etchison
Elizabeth Miller
Cecil Miller
34Th St
Evans-Godby- Trout
Noblesville
Joel Wade
Crownland Cemetery
Miller
Community Hos
East Side
Noblesville Baptist Church
Cumberland County
Ben Miller
Herman Miller
Venice
Calif
Roxie Shearles
Leoma Abney
Tessie Short
Burkesville
William Shearls
Clyde Shearls
Indianapolis
Otlie Shearls
Morgantown
William Jones
William F
Tug) Jones
Rt. 3
Baker Brothers Funeral
John Pattison
Bethel Methodist Church
East Maplewood
Oaklandon
Ethel
Ralph Huber
Earl Huber
Dorothy Hensley
Cecil Huber
Fortvlle
Fisher Funeral Home
Gregg Dixon
Oaklanden Cemetery
Fisher Mortuary
Arcadia
John Roy Sigler
Sigler
Riverview Hospital
Charles
Nancy Girt Sigler
Florence Bush
Greencastle
Cicero
Eli Lilly Comany
Cicero Seven-day Adventist Church
Arcadia Lions Club
Katherine Higgenbotham
Robert E. Oliver
Kokomo
Horace
Ingalls
Emerson, Noble
Lowell Sigler
Blanche Wilson
Elkhart
Betty Shepherd
Walworth
N. Y
Lon Roach
Dorothy Weiss
la Grange
Ill
Carl Edwards
Atlanta
Shaffer Hartley
Cicero Seventh Ca Adventist Church
John Herr
Cicero Cemetery
Ing
Clyde Kennedy
Clear Creek Christian Church
Bloomington
Green and Harrell
Kirkwood
Lincoln Sts
John
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Obituary notices list Mary Sue Mettes four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Mettes died after illness at Riley Children's Hospital burial in St Marys Cemetery Macon Mo funeral at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home. Also listed are Ira Bland 57 Fortville. Mose Etchison 79 Anderson. Elizabeth Miller 60 Noblesville. George Johnson 68 Pontiac Mich formerly Anderson. William Jones 44 Rt 3. Ethel McHaffey 82 Bloomington. Fred Olvey 86 Fortville. John Roy Sigler 68 Arcadia. E Alan Sharp 42 Noblesville. Delmar Stant 78 Greenfield. Floyd B Hall 32 Markleville. Further details include surviving family, religious affiliations, and burial sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sells and Rowe
Mary Sue Mettes
Martin Mettes
Bramble Way
Wilburn Stottlemyer
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Macon, Mo
Greenfield
Delmar Stant
Delco-Remy Division
Rt. 2
Hancock County
Pasco Memorial Mortuary
Park Cemetery
Freda
Maxine Shull
Fortville
Barbara Garner
Indianapolis
Edna Evans
Leon Stant
Perle Stant
Texas
Leo Allen
Rusk Halts Aid Shipments of Explosive Material
On April 20, Rusk used his authority to suspend shipments of the suspect explosive. Within hours orders were issued to halt all deliveries at all points. Unicel was found to have explosive qualities comparable to TNT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
Unicel
Sewer project aims to remove lift station need
The City Engineer recommended tighter sewer specifications and separation of sanitary and storm lines. The board discussed routine items but no concrete action was reported.
Love of God Country and Neighbor Emphasized
A speaker urged a focus on love of God, love of country, and love of fellow man as guiding values. He noted volunteers were brought to the event in a solid gold Cadillac to illustrate commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Insurance review prompt from Woodmen Life
A notice prompts readers to call for an important insurance review with Woodmen Accident and Life Company at 378 5186. It questions whether coverage keeps pace with rising living costs and suggests scheduling a timely discussion.
Burglars Chop Through Roof of Shamrock Cafe
Thieves broke into the Shamrock Cafe at 1318 Meridian Street late Sunday night or early Monday morning, stealing about $2,000 in cash and liquor. Det. Maj. Robert Estes said the break in occurred around 5 18 a.m. with entry via the roof and cabinets ransacked. Investigations are ongoing and no arrests have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock Cafe
Meridian St
Robert Estes
Joe Eddie and
Zeabart Auto Sales
E. 9Th St
Estes
Services for Robert Hall and Bertha Weaver Gaston
Services for Robert Wayne Hall four year old son of Floyd B Hall and Lora Lee Smith will be at 2 pm at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel with Rev Marion King officiating. Burial in Brookside Cemetery. Also today 2 pm rites for Bertha Weaver Gaston widow of Robert in Brown Funeral Home Gaston with Rev Edwin Pile officiating. interment Garden of Memories Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Pontiac, Mich
Anderson
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Lapel
Marion C. King
Robert Hall
Robert Wayne Hall
Floyd B. Hall
Markleville
Lora Lee Smith
Marion King
Lapel Methodist Church
Brookside Cemetery
Bertha Weaver Gaston
Bertha Weaver
Robert Weaver
Brown Funeral Home
Gaston
Edwin Pile
Garden of Memories
Muncie
Explosion injures Americans in Saigon Christmas Eve 1964
A Christmas Eve blast in Saigon injured 107 people including 65 Americans, damaging a tailor shop near major hotels and a central square. American officers reported one American wounded and several Vietnamese hurt as police and military moved in. U S warplanes faced heavy anti aircraft fire near Hanoi and Haiphong, destroying two missile sites and repelling two MIG 17 fighters 35 miles from China's border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental
National Assembly
U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
Red China
Testimony Details Abuse at Baniszewski Home
Court heard Shirley Baniszewski describe beating Sylvia Baniszewski as often following orders though she once claimed it stemmed from Sylvia's words. Judy Duke testified she tried to tell her mother about the abuse, while Randy Lepper said Sylvia distressed Mrs. Baniszewski and he slapped Sylvia multiple times in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia
Shirley
Mrs. Baniszewski
Judy Duke
Baniszewski
Judy
Randy Lepper
Randy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jollie Burris
Jay Arnold
Harold Byrum
SDA Pathfinder Club
Kevlon
Sunnyside
Revlon
Madison
Mary Mettes
Mary
Riley Children’s Hospital
Connie
Cheri
Laurie
Steven
Jim
Ira Bland
Fred Olvey
E. Alan Sharp
Ethel McHaffey
William McHaffey
41St St
E. Pearl St
John Sigler
17Th St
Firestone Industrial Products
Neodesha
Kans
Andersonville
University of Illinois
U. S. Navy
First Methodist Church
Elks Club
Truck and Castor Association
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Mark Blaising
Oaklawn Memorial Gardens
Floyd B. Hall Markleville
Brashears Funeral Home
Hazard
Hazard Cemetery
J. C. Hoover
Sonotone OF
Citizens Bank
Woodmen Accident and Life Company
Frederic J. James
Washington
Fea
Cee Tee
Pin International
Fort Wayne, Ind
A Res Pune
Business Administration
Finance
Redwood
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