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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1958
Page
11
The Anderson Optimist Club meets at noon to screen a film featuring the New York Yankees at the YMCA. Robert McGuiness, a local resident, serves as program banner for the gathering. A noted statistic mentions one milk cow per eight people in the United States.
A 13 year old science fan was charged with first degree murder in Evansville after allegedly harming his younger brother. The case was set for a hearing as officials from Vanderburgh County prepared for court actions. The boy, described as above average intelligence, has defense attorneys and is under hospital care while the investigation continues.
The Vacation Bible School at Sixth Street Christian Church in Middletown runs from June 2 to June 13 for children and youths through intermediate age. Other local notes include visits by Warren Dennis and family and Silas Smiths, travel messages, a Mothers day dinner hosted by Dale Neese, a surgical patient at St John’s Hospital in Anderson, and families linked to Indianapolis and Germany through military service and medical care.
FRANKTON The Spoon and Thimble 4 H Club met in the Home Economics room of the high school. Nancy Mills, president, led 33 members in roll call and group songs. Special numbers were given by Carol Jean Mock and Lorraine Bousley. Demonstrations included escalloped potato by Lorna Sprague and feathercraft by Mrs. Ozenbaugh. Invitations from local lodges were read for Friends night and a May 23 initiation. Janet Burris won a bronze medal in a Park Place W C T U speech contest at Arrow Heights Church of God. Lois Kleinhein won the first bronze bar contest.
Richmond Ind Dale Purcell assistant to the president at Ottawa University Kansas for four years was named general secretary in charge of development at Earlham College Wednesday. On Aug 1 Purcell will succeed Landrum Bolling who becomes Earlham president in July upon retirement of Dr Thomas E tones. Purcell previously led speech debate and play production and radio lessons at Ottawa before leading Earlham's fund raising program.
Earlham College president elect Landrum Bolling says Arabs are restless after a Middle East tour. He cites a constant rebellion in underdeveloped nations and calls Egyptian President Nasser the Arabs flaming spearhead against foreign influence. He blames British French and Israeli actions for Nasser’s rise and notes the Russians offer more adept foreign aid.
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