Mrs Arehart Dies In Elwood
Elwood Clara Jane Arehart 75 of 2409 S G St Elwood died after six years poor health. Funeral at South Side Tabernacle Elwood Monday at 2 pm Rev James McClain and Rev Wesley Delke officiating. Burial Elwood City Cemetery. Survivors include four sons Virgil Herschel Harley Albert all of Elwood. Three daughters Ruth Sigler Ruby Harting Isabel Balser all of Elwood. Sister Cora Waltz New Castle half sister Bessie Alderman Chicago half-brother Jesse Alderman New Castle.
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Elwood
Clara Jane Arehart
S. G St
Clark Funeral Chapel
South Side Tabernacle
James McClain
Wesley Delke
Elwood City
Linwood
Jasper
Rhoda
George Arehart
Arehart
Virgil
Herschel
Harley
Albert
Ruth Sigler
Ruby Harting
Isabel Balser
H And H 4 H Club Plans Mother Tea
H and H 4 H Club of Boone Township met at Duck Creek Boone School May 10. President Wenda Heater called the meeting to order. The club plans a Mothers tea May 25 with demonstrations on food preparation by Judy Smalley and local judging by Lois Brumel, Joyce Hoover and Susan Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Boone Township
Duck Creek-Boone School
Wenda Heater
Judy Smalley
Lois Brummel
Joyce Hoover
Susan Peters
President Heater
Marilyn Ribilin
Pam Renton
Margaret Retherford
Sharon Hoover
Carolyn Hoover
Patsy Butler
Gwen van
Farm Bureau Board To Address May Meeting
Madison County Farm Bureau directors meet Wednesday evening May 23 at the Anderson YMCA. Chairman Evan Wilson presides as officers present a 1957 Roll Call Captain report by Leo Jarrett and plans are set for the farmers picnic and variety show plus progress on the city farm tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Farm Bureau
Anderson Ymca
Evan Wilson
Leo Jarrett
Toll Road Committee Lures Truck Trade With New Program
Indianapolis toll officials push trucker friendly measures for the northern Indiana toll road. A four item plan includes a charge account, single trip tickets on credit, free access for safety patrols, and self towing with police approval. Bids for roadway striping were rejected and will be re-bid next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Toll Road Commission
Indiana Toll Road
Commission
Ohio Turnpike
Indiana Turnpike
Dillon Geiger
Chicago
Akron
Ohio
Geiger
Soil Conservation Board to Meet in Madison County
The Madison County Soil Conservation District will hold its regular monthly board meeting Monday evening May 21 at the office 2425 South Main St Anderson. Clinton Morgan SCS soil technician will report on current work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Madison County Soil Conservation District
South Main St
Anderson
Evan Wilson
Clinton Morgan
SCS
Sale Committee Plans 4-H Beef Calf and Hog Sale
Plans start for the annual Madison County 4 H beef calf and hog sale to be held Friday afternoon August 19 during the 4 H Fair. A organizing meeting is set for Tuesday May 22 at 7 30 p m in the county agent s office Anderson. 4 H members with calves or pigs will attend with fathers and leaders. Albert Zukunft and W C Haynes will lead the first meeting and a sale committee will be chosen to arrange auctioneers buyers numbering clerks and other details.
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Madison County
Anderson
Albert Zukunft
W. C. Haynes
Baby Dies After Transposition Heart Surgery at Cleveland
In Cleveland 18 month old John S. Prince of Picqua died a few hours after a delicate operation to reverse transposition of the great vessels. Surgeons used a new blood-purifying machine during the 90 minute procedure at St. Vincent Hospital led by Dr. Earle B. Kay and Dr. Frederick Cross. The parents said they would consent again despite the death.
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Cleveland
John S. Prince
Picqua
Ohio
Richard Prince
Boone couple to celebrate 25th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Low ell Boone formerly of Shirley now of Galesburg Illinois will mark their silver anniversary on Sunday May 27 with an open house at the home of Mrs Boone's sister and brother in law. Their son Tom will join the family celebration.
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Shirley
Mrs
Lowell Boone
Galesburg
Tom
Dismissed Patients From St John’s Hospital List
Dismissed from St John’s Hospital include Roy T. Cobble 4111 Brown St Norma Browning 3221 Kerman Cr Alice Shank Rt 4 Grace Mills Chesterfield William Herron 128 W 6th St Jack Bryson 2717 Apache Dr Bertha Stewart Daleville Fred Lantz 3001 Fairview St Charlotte Burton 2819 Main St Genevieve Whitehead 1911 Meridian St Willie Horton 1215 Sheridan St Ralph Ewell and son Pendleton Charles Roland and son 1725 E 17th St James Sells and daughter 7227 Sprague St Donald Land and son 3737 Forest Terrace Dewane Krugler and daughter Rt 1 Kenneth Beard and son 2112 Madison Ave Raymond Turpin and daughter 712 W 3rd St George F Brown and son Ingalls Thomas Lanane 224 E 14th St Peggy Lee Martindale nt Wheeler Pollock 417 Central Ave Vivian Bowen 2508 W 23rd Glenora Quear 1623 Greenway Dr J W Wilson 1301 W 4th St Martin L Short Grand Hotel Maxine D Jones Rt 4 Alma Farrington Alexandria Goldie Romine 5204 Columbus Ave Opal O Douglas 191544 Brown St Ronald Earlywine 505 Milton Clarence Gaither Summitville Leona Ellen Zeh 1920 W 9th St Marie Duckworth 1216 Madison Ave James Maxwell 2107 Locust Margaret Barrett Pend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Herron
W. 6Th
Jack Bryson
Bertha Stewart
Daleville
Fred Lantz
Fairview
Charlotte Jane Burton
Main St
Genevieve Whitehead
Meridian St
Willie Horton
Sheridan St
Ralph Ewell
Pendleton
Charles Roland
E. 17Th
James Sells
Sprague St
Donald Land and _ son
Forest Terrace
Dewane Krugler
Kenneth Beard
Madison Ave
Raymond E. Turpin
W. 3Rd St
George F. Brown
Ingalls
Thomas J. Lanane
Glenora Quear
Greenway
J. W. Wilson
Tobacco Firm Sets 45 Cent Cigarette Price Hike
New York based Liggett Myer Tobacco Co raises wholesale price of Chesterfield cigarettes by 45 cents per 1,000 units. Regular and kingsize lots increase to 8.55 and 9.00 per 1000 respectively, before a 2 percent cash discount. Company cites higher manufacturing and distribution costs. Competitors reportedly surprised and silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
P—Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Eden brushes off call for Big Four disarmament talks
Prime Minister Anthony Eden rejected a Labour suggestion to propose a new top level meeting of the United States Soviet France and Britain. The Laborite motion urged a summit to remove obstacles to a treaty for substantial universal disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eden
William Warbey
WCTU Union Talks Touchy Tax Topic
In Columbus Indiana the 22 members of the Women's Christian Temperance Union at Hope face a county tax funded by state liquor tax money. Bartholomew County Treasurer A Roy Weibel says he cannot accept extra payments or donations to block liquor tax funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Hope
Bartholomew
A. Roy Weibel
Rains Bowling Gardens Set to Open for Summer Leagues
Air conditioned bowling venue Auto matics no pin boys opens around June 25 for summer leagues with day and night play available. Call Rains Bowling Gardens for details.
Algiers reports renewed rebel activity amid deadly clashes
Dispatches from central and western Algeria describe a surge in nationalist rebel actions. Reports state eight Europeans killed and 13 Muslims found dead, with 143 rebels shot by French forces as the fighting intensifies. The Empire State Building reaches 1,248 feet with a new antenna installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Algeria
Empire State Building
Prison Riot at Florida Prison Ends Shocking Standstill
Prison guards trapped 59 rebel leaders on a baseball field as rioting erupted after breakfast when 200 to 250 workers refused to go to work on 18 000 acres of prison land. Fire from guards killed one convict Bonis 31 from Cross City. Governor Collins alerted National Guard and highway patrol though no troops were deployed.
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Page
Sinclair
Leroy Collins
Tallahassee
Florida National Guard
Highway Patrol
Bonis
Carpenters
Cross City
Buckwheat Grows in Wider Variety of Soils
Buckwheat thrives in a broader range of soil types than any other grain crop. The plant adapts to poor soils and varying moisture, offering a flexible option for farmers seeking resilience in challenging conditions.
County Council approves multiple revenue fund allocations
The session approved use of county revenue funds for bridge repair recording fees 125 dollars for easements for federal aid road 7750 for juvenile center projects 200 for inmate medical costs 700 for jail repairs and redecorating 200 for Circuit Court bookcases. Gravel Road Repair Fund allocations include 500 for hardware and 1000 for lumber. Attending were Earl Daugherty council president George H Cummins Herman Markle Frank J Williams Albert Rector John Gluck Lester Farran.
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Page One
Earl Daugherty
George H. Cummins
Herman Markle
Frank J. Williams
Albert Rector
John Gluck
Lester Farran
West Coast Planning Committee Sees Faculty and Student Members
Payne chairing the general planning committee is joined by faculty members Miss Ingyr Marie Lien Charles Lomberg Mrs Malcolm Grossman and Glen Bevis. Student members include Miss Barton Miss Robertson James Hess Toni Romano Dean Shield and Mr Bengston. Public participation in the evening's activities is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
Ingyr Marie Lien
Charles Lomberg
Malcolm Grossman
Glen Bevis
Miss Barton
Robertson
James Hess
Baltimore
Toni Romano
Decatur
Dean Shield
Grand Rapids
Minn
Bengston
May Festival program details and choir performances
Dr. Nicholson notes revised income and outgo estimates based on budget results through last April 30 with projections for the upcoming months. The program lists performances by the College Band Festival Orchestra Women's Chorus College Choir and multiple soloists including works by Boccherini Weber Tschaikowsky and Rodgers among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
W. Va
Z. Fibich
New Orleans
Morrissey
Mr. Bengston
Kubic
William Schuman
Richard Rodgers
America
Harvey Gaul
College Choir
Dr. Nicholson
Tax surplus and tax cut debate in Congress
Administration notes a surplus of up to three to four billion at year end while tax legislation must originate in the House. Democrats and Republicans call a two billion surplus insufficient for broad tax cuts. No final decision as Democrats push for stimulus tied to economic downturn or spending cuts. Government receipts exceed January projections by about 3.2 billion, with spending up 1.6 billion. Humphrey and Brundage commented.
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House
Humphrey
Brundage
Memorial Day Poppy Drives to Honor Veterans Across County
Memorial Day events outline a 9th Street Bridge ceremony over the White River and widespread grave decorations. Poppy drives by the VFW and American Legion run on successive weekends with factory gate and downtown street collections led by Ernest Phillips Roy Stewart and auxiliary chairpersons. The American Legion drive, May 25 and 26, is coordinated by Mrs Letha Hall Mrs Laura Bond James Herbert George Hackett and the Legion auxiliary committee with multiple co chairs and junior auxiliary involvement.
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VFW
American Legion
Ernest Phillips
Roy Stewart
Post
Betty Faux
Norma Puckett
Letha Hall
Laura Bond
Legion Auxiliary
James Herbert
George Hackett American Legion Post
Legion Poppy Committee
Olive Richardson
Army Radabaugh
Orville Johnson
William Herron
Funeral services for Mrs Ur sula Wise Doty
Funeral services for 84 year old Mrs Ur sula Wise Doty will be held at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home at 4 o clock this afternoon. The Arrow Heights Church of God pastor Rev Robert Bovette and North Anderson Church of God pastor Rev William Barker will officiate. Burial follows at East Maplewood Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ursula Wise Doty
Broadway
Harold E. Rozelle
Robert Bovette
Arrow Heights
Leslie Jackson Rites Tomorrow
Final services for Leslie Jackson aged 45 of 2325 Forkner Street will be held Saturday at 1 PM at Bethesda Baptist Church. Rev Henry McBride will lead the service with burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at Underwood Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Jackson
Forkner
Henry McBride
East Maplewood Cemetery
Underwood Funeral Home
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties Fortville
Leroy Pickel 79 of McCordsville dies at his sister’s home. Friends may call at Paul C. Cory Funeral Home Fortville after 4 p m Friday. Service at 2 p m Saturday conducted by Rev W D Arthur. Survived by two sisters Lettie Day and Carrie Olvey and a brother Jack Pickel.
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Fortville
Leroy Pickel
McCordsville
Lettie Day
Paul ¢. Cory
W. D. Arthur
McCordsville Methodist Church
Carrie Olvey
Jack Pickel
Outstanding Wells D A R Awards Listed with Many Recipients
The report lists numerous recipients across organizations including Mrs Christine Wright and J L Dye for various awards from Kiwanis Rotary Scholastic Arts to Industrial Education and vocational groups. Entertainment includes a Boys Quartet and instrumental numbers by Bill Goldsmith Russell Dubois and others. The convention in Indianapolis features Earl K Parsons presiding with ushers Laura Shaul Carole Rush and Western States affiliation noted.
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Page One
Wells
Christine Wright
Kenneth Losh
First Baptist Church
J. L. Dye
Indiana Industrial Education Association
Leland Boren
Industrial Management Club
George T. Hitz
Kiwanis Club
Charles Wilson
Lady Lion’s Club
W. L. Dickerhoof
Lion's Club
Marlene Scott
National
Joseph Puckett
Bill Goldsmith
Russell DuBois
Bob Erlandson
Jerry Coon
Joe Hunt
Rabourn Boardman
Bob Swing
Indianapolis
Earl K. Parson
Muncie Pres
Laura Shaul
United States
Carole Rush
Anderson Obituary for Sye Foland 1875 194? Interior decorator
Sye FE Foland 81 of 305 W 10th St died 9 p m at St Johns Hospital Born near Perkinsville in 1875 son of George and Mercy Foland lived in Anderson most of life known as interior decorator Life member of Elks Lodge Survived by widow Lola one son Byron Foland Anderson one daughter Mrs Hubert Jenkins of Anderson one brother Claude Foland of Elwood one granddaughter Body at Nichols and Carmichael Funeral Home funeral arrangements pending
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sye FE. Foland
10Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Perkinsville
George and
Mercy Foland
The
Elks Lodge
Lola
Byron Foland
Anderson
Hubert Jenkins
Claude Foland
Elwood
Nichols and Carmichael Funeral Home
Final rites for C Howard Staggs held in Yorktown
The 50 year old C Howard Staggs of 1203 Maple Street died Tuesday. Funeral services conducted by Rev Howard K Fox of Yorktown Church start at 2 PM this afternoon. Burial follows at East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Howard Staggs
Maple St
Harold E. Rozelle
Howard K. Fox
Yorktown Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Funeral services for George A. Rogers held in Pendleton
George A. Rogers 90 of Pendleton Route 2 died Wednesday afternoon at Scott Nursing Home Pendleton. Services set for 10 a m Saturday at Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton with Rev Harry Cooper of the Friends Meeting Carthage officiating. Burial in Friends Cemetery Pendleton. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
George A. Rogers
Scott Nursing Home
Cornell Bright
Harry Cooper
Friends Meeting
Carthage
Friends Cemetery
Death of James Gammon at Burnt Prairie
James Gammon aged 74 died Tuesday at Burnt Prairie. The funeral will be conducted by Rev. James Horner of Pendleton at 2 p.m. Friday at the Cornell Bright Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery, Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
James Gammon
Burnt Prairie
James Horner
Cornell Bright
Memorial Park Cemetery
Anderson
Road toll road worker crushed to death near Gary
Otto Zach of Glidden Wisconsin, a SM, was crushed to death Thursday while operating a piece of road building equipment on the new east west toll road near Gary Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
Otto Zach
Glidden
Wis
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Spiceland
St. John’s Hospitl
Roy T. Cobble
Brown St
Norma §. Browning
Kerman Cr
Alice Marie Shank
Grace M. Mills
Chesterfield
Peggy Lee Martindale
Wheeler D. Pollock
Central Ave
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Margaret I. Barrett
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