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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1958

Page

6

Poetess Loses Indiana Farm For Mortgage

Indiana poetess Alverta Matthew faces foreclosure of her 80 acre Blooming ton county farm after only $30 in interest payments since 1925. Special Judge Long ordered sale to satisfy a $6,295 judgment consisting of mortgage principal and interest, with sheriff sale planned in June and a year to redeem. The Bourdin heirs of France hold the mortgage and the farm’s fate hinges on debt settlement.

Matthew William Indiana University Henri Louis Bourdin Noumea New Caledonia Bloomington Edwin B. Long Ind Alverta Matthew Fred H. Gregory Gregory Bourdin Mme Rachel Lequet Colette Duvancille Amens France Bourdins Matthews I.A Springfield Ill

Military Planes Fly Over Civilian Lanes

Washington lawmaker Rep Prince Preston says military planes fly at random over civilian air lanes amid debate on air safety. He cites a Brunswick Maryland collision that left twelve presumed dead as an example of unsafe coordination between military and civilian agencies.

Washington Prince Preston D-Ga Preston Capital Airlines Maryland National Guard Brunswick Maryland

Three Andersonians Set to Graduate From Marian College

Charlene Roche John R. Armington and George Thanas will receive degrees at Marian College Indianapolis on June 1. The ceremony features Rev Paul C Schulte Archbishop of Indianapolis and Jerome G Kerwin U Chicago professor. Also notes UAW retirees meet at Local 663 Hall in Anderson today with officer elections. Giraffes reach up to 19 feet and sleep standing.

16Th St John R. Armington Charles Armington 7Th St George Thanas Anthony Thanas Meridian St Paul C. Schulte Marian College Indianapolis Indiana Ohio Ilinois Costa Rica Francia J. Reine Jerome G. Kerwin University of Chicago IUAW Anderson Area Uaw-Cio 27Th Street Terhune Avenue John M. Staggs Rex E. Roberts Roger Brooks

Purge Charge by Bontrager Over Lake County Action

Indiana Senator D Russell Bontrager charged Governor Handley ordered a purge in Lake County affecting GOP leadership including a Gary auto license manager and vice chairman post. He accused Handley of direct interference, saying the governor forfeited his home rule campaign claim.

St. John 1St District Robert W. Matthews Indianapolis Bontrager Lake County

Mace's Awarded Merit Certificate for Advertising

Mace's Food Stores has been awarded a Certificate of Merit by Ladies Home Journal Grocery Merchandising Division and the National Association of Retail Grocers for outstanding retail store advertising. The honor. based on layout illustrations product sell theme and editorial treatment, places Mace's in contention for the Grand Prize at the 59th NARGUS Convention in New York June 8 to 12.

Mace's Ladies Home Journal Grocery Merchandising The Journal National Association of Retail Grocers United States U.S Mace’s Food Stores New York

District Scout Camporee at Mounds State Park May 24 25

All details are set for the Mounds District Camporee at Mounds State Park May 24 25 with a live shooting safety show by B A Buck Stewart of Eaton. About 300 Scouts will explore ten activity stations Saturday including Morse code knots lashings first aid knife axe fires artifice jar respiration trees and more. Closing ceremonies feature obedience training a bicycle prize for best safety theme and ribbons for top sales of Safety-O-Rame tickets.

Mounds District Mounds State Park B. A Buck” Stewart Eaton George A. Burns Trinity Episcopal Church Scouts of Protestant Faith Scouts of St. Marys

iWestvale PTA Ice Cream Social Planned

Westvale PTA will host an ice cream social from 5 30 to 9 p m Friday on the east school lawn to close the year. General chairman is Mrs Joan Thornburg with Mrs Bot Haley and others overseeing booths and activities. Boy Scouts will form a cleanup committee.

Westvale Pta Joan Thornburg Pop Yeorn Bot Haley Norman Goodwin Phyllis Barrett Edgar Bonham Carl Flatt Shellman Troyer Fred Lennis Chester Skinner Dallas Peirce Carroll Keesling

Jackson Township Commencement Set

Jackson Township School commencement will be at 8 p.m. Thursday in Bealls Chapel Methodist Church. Guest speaker Dr. H. L. Lanahan, pastor of First EUB Church in Anderson, will speak. Members of the graduating class are John Anderson, Roger Barger, Max Banning, Leonard Cook, Karen Crum, Carole Delph, Sandra Falkenberry, Jer ome Foley, Bessie Grace, Donald Goodman, Billy Giv ens, Steve Hudson, Pete Hutch inson, Tom Jackson, James Jones, Phil Jones, Curtis Kayse, Herbert Likens, Sharon Miller, Barbara Skinner, Gilly Snider, Reba Stotlemyer, Merrillyn Vance, Joyce Foss and David Zile.

Jackson Township School Bealls Chapel Methodist Church H. L. Lanahan First Eub Anderson John Anderson Roger Barger Max Banning Leonard Cook Karen Crum Carole Delph Sandra Falkenberry Jerome Foley Bessie Grace Donald Goodman Billy Givens Steve Hudson Pete Hutchinson Tom Jackson James Jones Phil Jones Curtis Kayse Herbert Like

Dulles Faces Roaring Questions Over U S Policies

Washington reporters overwhelmed Secretary of State John Foster Dulles at a State Department news conference. Questions on Lebanon Indonesia Nasser and South American dictators filled the room as Dulles pressed to reassure, while admitting limited knowledge on his own department’s policies. After 45 minutes the session ended with a rush to phones and fading curtains. In Danville Indiana two men with flashing red lights robbed Jack Bolston and Arless Larkin of 20 dollars on U S 36 about ten miles east of town.

Washington John Foster Dulles State Department Dulles Secretary of State Nixas Lebanon Indonesia Nasser Wanda John Fossier Dulles Danville, Ind Jack Bolston Arless Larkin iDanville WU. S. 36 Danville J

Exchange Members Hear Talk On 500

Anderson Exchange Club members heard Indianapolis sportscaster Charles Brockman discuss the famed 1500 races at Indianapolis. The talk, in the YMCA Old Salem room, was introduced by Orville Haven, the exchange program chairman and The Anderson Herald sports editor. Administrator sale of real estate and household furniture by Farren Estate at 1501 W 4th St set for May 24 1958.

Anderson Exchange Club Charles Brockman Indianapolis United States Auto Club Brockman Old Salem YMCA Orville W Red) Haven Change Anderson Herald Farren W. 4Th Street

Statehouse Evacuated In Civil Defense Exercise

Indianapolis authorities evacuated the Indiana Statehouse Marion County Courthouse and City Hall as part of a postponed civil defense drill using a seven car railroad train to simulate an emergency. Lt Gov Crawford Parker and other officials participated while exercise officials tested continuity of government and communications.

Indianapolis Indiana Statehouse Marion County New York Central Danville Iron Horse Crawford Parker Charles R. Broderick Civil Defense Red Cross Indiana Mittee of America Con Elwood Lawrence Hester Papya Elcatcutta India Lesd Wood Red Corner Jamshedpur Calcutta Tata Iron and Steel Co

State jobless claims decline signals labor trend

Whiting teachers demand reconsideration after a school board rejection to raise salaries for the first time in 14 years. Indiana union negotiators push for a $75 to $725 per year increase amid recession pressures.

Ind Whiting Teachers Federation Steers Uranus Indianapolis Genlers Reces Georgium Sidus Edwin K. Steers Sheldonston George VI A. Breskow Indiana University Sir William Herschel Evansville Lake County

Anderson Soldier Graduates From Mon-Com Academy

Specialist M. McCullough II, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. McCullough of 1307 E Cross St Anderson Indiana, completed training in the 4th Armored Division Non Commissioned Officer Corps in Germany. He enlisted in May 1957, trained at Fort Hood, and was stationed in Europe last November. A 1952 Anderson High School graduate and 1956 Ball State Teacher College alum, he belongs to Alpha Tau Omega. his wife Priscilla accompanies him in Germany.

Germany Army Np. 3c M. McCullough II C. K. McCullough E. Cross St Anderson Ind 4Th Armored Division McCullough Fort Hood Tex Europe Anderson High School Ball State Teachers College Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity Priscilla

Crackdown on liquor sales to minors at 10 pm curfew

Lake County law enforcement vows action against curfew violations and liquor sales to teenagers. Police chiefs and sheriffs will patrol teen hangouts at 10 pm, with parents to escort violators home. Prosecutor Holovachka asked the Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission to use license suspensions to tighten enforcement and will pursue criminal charges against offending establishments.

Crown Point Ind Lake County Metro Holovachka Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission Holovachka ABC

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