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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1970
Page
3
Obituary notices for Frederic E. Anderson, Frank N. Vanderhoof, and Lloyd W. Weaver. Details include ages, addresses, death times, illness duration, employers Guide Lamp and Delco Remy, veterans status, survivors, service arrangements, and burial locations in Anderson area.
Sam McKean, chair of the Pendleton Heights High School music department, announced the 1970 71 Pendletones. The group serves as PHHS goodwill ambassadors under McKean and includes singers across soprano, alto, tenor, and bass sections with several returning members from the previous year.
Earl Raymond Easter 69 of 3719 Douglas Dr died Sunday after three years of illness at Turtle Creek Convalescent Centre. Born Urbana Illinois Sept 29 1900 he was a son of Abraham and Jane Easter. Survived by two sisters Cora Grigsby Anderson and Pearl Chapp Indianapolis seven nieces and a nephew Last rites 10 a m today at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home with Rev Calloway Indianapolis officiating.
Mrs Lula Brauneller of Logansport dies Saturday night at home. She is mother of Omer L. Brauneller of 4415 Ind 67 E. Funeral services are planned for 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Elkenberry Funeral Home in Peru with burial in Mt Hope Cemetery there. She is survived by two other sons and two brothers in addition to her son.
Funeral services for Donald G. Hughes, 67, of 233012 E. Lynn Street, are at 1 p.m. today at Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home. Interment will follow at Grove Lawn Cemetery in Pendleton.
Funeral services for Agnes P. Brock 81 longtime Anderson High School teacher will be held at 10 a.m. today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Brock resided at 2103 Nichol Avenue.
A LAPEL High School workshop drew 45 teachers from Lapel and Jackson Township. A student panel urged clear facts on smoking and hazards, emphasized personal choice, and questioned tobacco advertising subsidies.
Airman Michael W. Irwin son of Mr and Mrs Wayne A Irwin RR 2 Alexandria has completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and received his first duty assignment. He will train and serve as a fuels specialist with a unit of the Air Training Command at Webb AFB Texas. He is a 1969 graduate of Alexandria Monroe High School.
Funeral rites for Mathern Brown 68 of 102 North Shore Blvd owner and operator of Anderson Art Glass Company are set for 3 p.m. today at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home Dr George Taggart will officiate and interment will be in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
Indiana State Police announce expanded helicopter patrols for this summer. Three new helicopters bought last year, with two more due in July under the same contract. Aircraft will detect speeding via road stripes and aid stranded motorists with loud speaker alerts and hospital airlifts when needed.
The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences announced the 1969 70 Emmy winners in news and documentary categories. Recipients include Arthur Rubinstein for commentary on his life and music and Walter Cronkite for Apollo XI coverage. Awards will be presented during the 22nd annual Television Academy Awards on ABC.
U S Air Force Technical Sergeant Dallas V. Shoultz son of Mrs Gilbert Edwards RR 7 is on duty at Pleiku Air Base Vietnam. He is a security police supervisor in a Pacific Air Forces unit. He previously served at England AFB Louisiana.
David E McElfresh 92 of Rt 1 Alexandria died Sunday evening at Community Hospital after an extended illness. A longtime Alexandria resident he retired from Johns Manville Corp. He born Jan 12 1878 in Elwood son of James E and Lucy Benedict McElfresh. He married Mary Jane Etchison in 1911 who died last October. Surviving are two daughters Ruth Tucker and Linda Etchison of Alexandria a son Sherman Dickey of Anderson a brother James McElfresh of Anderson and others. Funeral services Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home with Rev Heskie Thompson. Burial in Park View Cemetery. Funeral home hours after 4 p.m. today.
Mrs. Pansy G. Klumpp 85 wife of John A. Klumpp of 1934 N C St Elwood died Sunday morning at Mercy Hospital after several years of illness. Born June 21 1911 in Elwood she was a Shaw. Surviving husband a son Michael of Kokomo a brother George Shaw Elwood six sisters. Last rites today at 2 pm Copher and Fesler Funeral Home Rev Jack King. Interment Elwood City Cemetery.
Funeral services for Harvey Foore 84 of 1914 S L St are set for 10 30 a m today at the Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with interment in Elwood City Cemetery.
Nine Black members of the House led by Rep. William Clay condemn President Nixon for declining a February 18 request to discuss issues facing Black America. Clay cites a pattern of Nixon meetings with other groups while ignoring African American leaders, accusing the administration of placing priorities elsewhere. The group includes Diggs, Nix, Powell, Hawkins, Stokes, Chisholm, Dawson, Conyers, among others.
In a second annual spring concert, the combined orchestras of North Side and Central Junior Highs and Anderson High School perform May 24 at 2 p.m. in the AHS auditorium directed by David Zumwalt. The 60 piece group earns praise from Ball State University and regional music circles. The program features Beethoven and Handel selections, Aura Lee, West Side Story highlights, and Legend.
Israeli warplanes bombed Iraqi and Jordanian guerrilla targets in Jordan for about three and a half hours and fought Egyptian jets across the Suez Canal. Israel reported ground fire claimed down several enemy planes while two Israeli soldiers were wounded in cross border gun duels.
An exclusive Preparation H formula provides prompt temporary relief from rectal pain and itching and helps shrink swollen hemorrhoid tissues. Doctors tested the product on hundreds of patients, noting lubrication to protect inflamed tissues and smoother bowel movements. available as ointment or suppositories.
Indiana Democrat Sen Vance Hartke faces GOP challenger John K Snyder who charges Hartke with aiding the enemy by cosponsoring a measure to cut off funds for Nixon in Cambodia. Snyder argues the move would weaken U S forces and urges Hartke's defeat to bolster presidential support.
The spacesuits of astronauts can halt micrometeoroids traveling 64 000 miles an hour, about 30 times the speed of a rifle bullet, according to a description from Houston.
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