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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1966

Page

5

Woman Praises Prosector Colleague Miss Marjorie Wessner

INDIANAPOLIS UPI Marion County deputy prosecutor Leroy New credits Miss Marjorie Wessner for crucial aid in the Sylvia Likens murder trial. Wessner, a 1950 Indiana University Law School graduate, sat at the prosecution table, helped with final arguments, and cross examined juvenile witnesses.

Indianaposis UPI Marion County Leroy New Sylvia Likens Marjorie Wessner Hoosier Miss Wessner Indiana University Law School Jordan

Elwood Mercy Hospital Admission and Births Report

Elwood admitted Fred Prus and Mrs Shirley Harris both of Elwood Jill Bollander Windfall Gerald O Haver Swayze Mrs Herbert Hobbs Alexandria Dismissed Mrs James Banker Jr Mrs Arthur Heaton and Mrs Martha Ann Thompson all of Elwood and Mrs James Kendall and baby 533 Broadway Anderson Born to Mr and Mrs James Wilson Elwood a girl to Mr and Mrs Wayne Flowers Elwood a girl Mrs Luther Stockdale admitted to St Johns Anderson Donald Brown Elwood dismissed from Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis Use Bulletin Herald Classifieds

Elwood Fred Prus Shirley ‘ Harris Jill Bollander Windfall Gerald O'Haver Swayze Herbert Hobbs Alexandria James ‘Banker Jr Arthur Heaton Martha Ann Thompson James Kendall Broadway Anderson James Wilson Wayne Flowers Luther Stockdale St. John’s Hospital Donald Brown Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis Bulletin-Herald

One Day Car Safety Check Ends Today in Elwood

Elwood police announce a final one day voluntary car safety check from 4 30 to 9 p m in the 1600 block of North A Street. Drivers are urged to use the east turn from North Anderson Street. Officers say this is the last chance to have vehicles inspected before periodic checks begin. Drivers training students and local police will run the event. Also noted is the Indiana Kentucky Synod annual meeting May 23 to 25 at Indiana University with Elwood representatives Miss Helen Henze and Rev Jerome Johnson. The Elwood Baptist Chapel revival continues nightly through May 22 with Evangelist H Lovern Hancock leading Gospel preaching and singing with Rev Hoy Cooper.

Orbaugh Elwood Indiana Kentucky Synod Lutheran Church In America Indiana University Helen Henze North 14Th St Jerome Johnson St. John’s Lutheran Church Elwood Baptist Chapel H. Lovern Hancock Carl Evans Hoy Cooper

Purdue Speaker Rules Kept Unchanged As Student Incident Probed

Purdue University Senate in Lafayette Ind voted to keep campus rules on outside speakers unchanged but called for stricter enforcement after an SDS meeting on March 15 where a Chicago speaker ripped, spat on and stomped the American flag. The investigation found the faculty adviser was not consulted and the sponsor group president pleaded ignorance of the regulations.

Lafayette, Ind UPI Purdue University Senate Senate Students For A Democratic Society Chicago

Elwood Couple Mark 30th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs John Cain of 608 North Anderson Street will celebrate their 30th anniversary on Monday May 23 They wed May 123 1936 in Logansport and lived in Kokomo before moving to Elwood Mrs Cain the former Genevieve Turnpaugh is from Walton and Mr Cain is a native of Bunker Hill They have one son John M Cain of Peru and three grandchildren in Logansport The couple attend First Baptist Church at Bunker Hill Mrs Cain belongs to the Eastern Star and Mr Cain to the Masonic Lodge Two related society items note Beta Chapter Delta Theta Tau installation at Elwood Public Library with officers listed and future meetings The May meeting of Elwood Home Economics Club hosted by Mrs Dana Kelly at her home featured a song history and a devotion with several reports and discussions including a closed hearing script topic The group planned a June 2 meeting and hostesses were noted

Elwood John Cain North Anderson St Logansport Kokomo Cain Genevieve Turnpaugh Walton Bunker Hill John M. Cain Larry Brewer Gary Daltzell Don Bailey Danny Collins Allen Weddell Otto Morris Robert Gunning Kenneth Garrison Ernest Clingenpeel Warren Cox Robert Snyder Louisville Gene Smith Elsie Berry Horton Senate Purdue Dana Kelly American Association Ofj Charles Holmes Walter Eilis Ford Mitate

Printer Terms For New York Papers Given

New York papers reach a million dollar printers’ agreement ending a major strike. The deal costs 1 105 000 dollars and adds 913 000 over old contracts, with eight weeks severance pay and pension welfare contributions for about 400 printers amid a 67 date expiration.

NEW York UPI World Journal Tribune Inc New York ‘Newspaper Guild Ipicket Lines World Journal Tribune Bertram A. Powers Typographical Union

Named To GMI Honor Society Members Honored at GMI

Marion Havermale and Jerome Edward Kovach, GMI students sponsored by Delco-Remy, were elected to the Robot Honor Society for outstanding leadership and scholastic achievement. Havermale, class of 1963 graduate of Anderson High School, is a junior studying Mechanical Engineering. Kovach, a Woodland High School 1962 graduate from Streator, Illinois, is a senior in Electrical Engineering.

Marion Havermale Anderson High School General Motors Institute Flint Mich Hovermale GMI Lor Delco Remy General Motors Corporation Jerome Edward Kovach Woodland High School Streator Illinois Delco-Remy Robot Honor Society

Transportation expert backs 180 million Rock Island upgrade

Chicago based transportation expert William Wyer testified that a Union Pacific Rock Island merger would require about 180 million dollars in improvements to handle shifted traffic. Wyer, president of Wyer Dick & Co, said the upgrades are needed after the merger. Hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission continues with cross examination expected.

Chicago UPS Union ‘Pacific Railroad Rock Island William Wyer Wyer, Dick & Co Interstate Commerce Commission Union Pacific ICC Wyer Ithe

County Dimes March Gives Career Award To AC Student

The Madison County Chapter of the National March of Dimes awarded a $200 Health Career Award in Medicine to Edward J. Weippert, a Wichita Kansas senior at Anderson College. Weippert, an honor student majoring in biology and minoring in chemistry, plans to attend the University of Kansas Medical School next fall. He is active in Alpha Chi, Sigma Zeta, Circle K, Rooster Club, and a 1962 Wichita West High School graduate.

Madison County National March of Dimes Edward J. Weippert Anderson College Wichita Kans Weippert University of Kansas Edward 3. Weippert Maple St Alpha Chi Sigma Zeta Circle K Wichita West

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