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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1962
Page
2
Notices report several deaths across Madison and surrounding areas. Fortville and Lapel segments detail James Renforth and James Clifford Marion obituaries with survivors, burial plans, and funeral arrangements. Noblesville and Indianapolis entries list Della Powell Kinder and Herschall Wiles with service times and family details.
Lapel man K Bodenhorn 44 died at 2 30 am Monday in Riverview Hospital Noblesville He was born in Lapel son of John and Minnie Bodenhorn served in the second world war He belonged to Department 755.
An advertisement claims aging colon muscles cause constipation and promotes COLONAID as a three way relief. It asserts it prevents dry hard waste, retones flabby colon muscles, and gently stimulates lower colon movement. The ad mentions overnight relief and hospital safety for expectant mothers with an introductory size offer.
Funeral services for Mrs Elmeda Chambers 9 Alexandria and Summitville will be held at 2 p m today at East Columbus Methodist Church. The Rev Garnett Jewell and the Rev W A Amerson Columbus and the Rev Dwight McCurdy Alexandria will be in charge. Burial will be in Garland Brook Cemetery. Friends are being received at Barkes Inlow Funeral Home Columbus where the body was taken from Ewing Funeral Home of Summitville.
The Senate defeated a cloture motion on the administration literacy test bill 52 to 42. Senator Capehart joined the majority against limiting debate while Senator Hartke voted for it.
Anna Grace Austin aged about 55 died Monday afternoon in an Evansville hospital after years of ill health. She was born in Anderson in 1881 and lived there until moving to Evansville six years ago. Survived by four sons Maynard, John, Eugene, and Thomas. two grandchildren. Burial at Mt. Zion Cemetery New Columbus with services at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Contributions to Diabetes or Mental Health associations suggested.
Boswell denounces the governor for backing State Rep. Birch E. Bayh Jr. of Terre Haute for the Democratic U S Senate nomination, a bid Boswell was pursuing. The dispute follows Bayh's endorsement last Thursday.
Lucis urged a listening audience that self restraint is the main barrier to achievement. He warned that young students are their own worst enemies and only they can hinder their ascent to greatness.
Dean Averill has led Kalamazoo College religion programs since joining the staff and became assistant to the president for academic affairs in 1957. An ordained Baptist minister and education leader, he chairs and serves on multiple Baptist and ecumenical groups, lectures on religious emphasis, and has held study grants in Europe. He has published in Christian Century and other outlets and held roles in Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the United Student Christian Council.
Lt Col Sabur, aide to President Sukarno, reported an assassination attempt by nine men backed by Darul Islam leader Kartosuwirjo. Sukarno appeared in a sky blue dress uniform with guards, but a planned speech was canceled while security tightened at Merdeka Palace.
Bert C. Stalker, 79, of 1709 Louise Street, died Monday at St. John's Hospital. Born February 14, 1883 in Westfield, Indiana, he moved to Anderson from Noblesville and co ran the Banner Store watch repair for 23 years with his wife Lillien whom he wed in 1939. Survived by widow, services set at Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home with 11:30 a.m. Wednesday burial at East Maplewood Cemetery.
Beloved Penn State crops professor C Otis Cromer died in Bellefonte Pennsylvania after a long career. A Middletown Indiana native and Purdue alumnus he taught at Purdue 1906 1920 before joining Penn State where he retired in 1946. He is survived by his widow and two daughters. Funeral services set for Tuesday.
Alabama traditionally produces about one tenth of the nation’s cotton output, a share that aligns with broader cotton production trends across the United States.
Edna Rupert 76 of Anderson died late Sunday at Es telle Peabody Memorial Home North Manchester Born February 13 1986 in Bowling Green Ohio daughter of Godfrey V and Hattie Jane Rupert A former clothing designer and longtime companion of Miss Bess Goodykoontz on West 8th St Survived by none Services Wednesday at 10 am in the Peabody Home chapel with Dr George S Taggart and Superintendent William Visser Burial in Peabody Home Circle Oak Lawn Cemetery North Manchester
Leonard H. Dell, 74, of 810 Walnut St, a carpenter and Park Place Methodist Church member, died Sunday in Rahbek Nursing Home. Survived by daughter Margaret Cottingham, brother Lloyd, sister Clara Prather, and granddaughter Elsie Cottingham. Funeral at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with burial at Reddington Cemetery. Ermie Jewell, 66, of 2083 Forkner St, former Guide Lamp buffer, died Sunday at St. John’s Hospital. Born Feb 28, 1896 in Taylorsville, Ky, son of Ben T and Sarah Ellen Jewell. He belonged to the Christian Church of Taylorsville.
The notice lists numerous relatives of Mrs. Nina Smith and Mrs. Donna Sue Kir by including Alice B. and Lillian Jewell family, Taylorsville Ky residents, and others from Knightstown Richmond Louisville and Atlanta. Services are scheduled at Brown and Butz Funeral Home at 2 pm today and 1 30 pm Wednesday with Rev Wayne Baxter officiating. Burial is at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
Edna R Cohen 76 of 131 W 8th St died at home Sunday. Born Aug 27 1885 in Louisville daughter of Michael and Richie Alexander. From New York City to Anderson twenty years ago. Husband Edward D died Jan 3 1957. Survivors include nephew Gilbert Jacobs and niece Mrs Herbert Van Bwalan of Louisville. Funeral 10 a m today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Dr Warren C Roark officiating. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
Willis E Brunnow 40 of 2438 Fletcher St died at 10 am Sunday in St Johns Hospital He was born June 28 1921 in Seymour Ind son of Ernst and Agnes Hoeberkamp Brunow A Merchant Marine veteran he lived in Anderson six teen years and worked for Guide Lamp He is survived by wife Mary Jane three children Rebecca Susan and Philip at home a brother Loran of Burbank Calif Services 7 pm today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with funeral 1:30 pm Wednesday at the funeral home conducted by Rev E F Lorenz of Christ Lutheran Church Anderson Ind
Leonard Carroll, 69, Indianapolis, formerly of Anderson, died Sunday afternoon in an Indianapolis hospital. Born in Park Place, Anderson, he lived about 30 years in the area and worked for Zimmer Paper Products. A brother, Herman, is deceased. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Dorsey Funeral Home, Indianapolis, with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery, Anderson.
Edward Norris of Indianapolis and uncle of Bruce Robertson died Saturday night in an Indianapolis hospital. He frequently visited Anderson, where he had many friends. Services are 2 p.m. today at Usher Funeral Home in Indianapolis with burial to follow in Indianapolis.
The briefing pushed Kennedy's weekly session with Democratic congressional leaders to Wednesday amid unclear Moscow position on Russia’s stance. The United States has urged the Kremlin to use influence to restore the Laos cease fire after a Communist push displaced royal troops. An hour long Churchill meeting in Moscow with Khrushchev yielded no firm reply.
About 30 percent of all passenger automobiles in the United States are driven 40 000 miles or more per year indicating a notable rise in annual mileage and car usage across the country.
Harold D. Fisher 32 of 1210 W 3rd St Alexandria died 5 p.m. Monday in St John’s Hospital Ander He born March 18 1930 in Alexandria son of Francis and Florence Fisher Married Elizabeth Clavette December 19 1953 in Bangor Maine Survived by wife Elizabeth daughter Joeallen sons Mark parents three brothers and four sisters Friends may call after 2 p.m. Wednesday at Earl M Kyle Funeral Home Rosary at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Funeral will be 9 a.m. Thursday at St Mary’s Church Alexandria officiated by Rev Robert Sorg
A ceremony on the Indiana War Memorial Plaza honored 36 Indianapolis police officers, 18 state troopers, and one Marion County deputy-sheriff killed in the line of duty. Lt. Gov. Richard C. Ristine praised the officers for taking risks.
Florida leads the nation in grapefruit production, ranking first in output among states. The citrus industry highlights Florida’s agricultural prominence as growers compete for market share and economic impact.
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