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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1963
Page
1
Nurses at Winnipeg Children's Hospital swap white uniforms for bright dresses. Nursing director Patricia Scorer says the change helps children feel calmer and some kids think the staff are hosting a party.
A June Reader's Digest excerpt explains why men are more self conscious about sex than women and how certain natural-seeming behaviors differ. The article, by a noted authority, promises to help marriages run more smoothly and encourages readers to get the June issue.
The Second Baptist Church will observe Honor the Graduate night Wednesday at 7 45 PM. Dr R L Saunders says 45 to 50 graduates will be honored with caps and gowns and refreshments after in the fellowship hall.
New York report introduces Bio-Dyne and Preparation H as a non surgical method that shrinks hemorrhoids stops itch and relieves pain. Doctors observed rapid pain relief and actual shrinking over months across varied long standing cases. No narcotics or anesthetics used and products sold at drug counters with applicator.
A dense daily calendar lists YMCA breakfasts and luncheons plus Rotary and Lions meetings. It also notes a parliamentary law talk by Rose Marie Cruzan at an Indianapolis conference on June 8.
Dismissed from St John’s Hospital were Lester Breese and Mrs Halsie Schoonover 2339 VRenanct. Carl Brotherton of Alexandria. Mrs Betty Drake and Mrs Joan Campbell. Walter E McClintock 70 of 1021 E 8th St died at home early Monday. He lived in Anderson years 22 at Delco Remy and 12 in city water dept. Born Lapel July 5 1892 son of Oliver E and Leora Wise McClintock. He belonged to First EUB Church Lapel Masonic Lodge Eastern Star and Scottish Rite Indianapolis Valley.
Obituaries from Anderson list Howard Lawson 77 of Decker Building who died at St. John's Hospital after a three week illness. Surviving seven children and two stepchildren with services pending at Brown and Butz Funeral Home plus other notices for Rhoda Keever 76 and multiple local residents with relatives named, funeral plans and burial details included.
Webb & Knapp aims to auction a large parcel of commercial property in New York City as part of a plan to raise about 5 million dollars to meet bank obligations. Elwood Bowman, 61, was involved in a traffic collision but escaped serious harm. the incident prompted charges for following too closely.
Obituaries note the deaths of Benjamin McGarry in Madison and other services. Pendleton resident Glen F Wood aged 50s dies after five weeks illness at Riverview Hospital. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Cornell Bright Funeral Home with Gravel Lawn Cemetery burial in Fortville. Lee Lovett of Middletown dies at 61. service at Balard and Shirey Funeral Home at 2:30 p.m. today and burial in Mechanicsburg Cemetery. Keith Leon Milner, 16, of Fishersburg, funeral 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home. burial in Brookside Cemetery.
The Senate approved President Kennedy's 347 million mental health bill by a 72 to 1 margin, with Sen. Carl Curtis the sole dissenter. The measure, praised by doctors and advocacy groups, moves to the House where supporters expect quick passage.
A local ad touts reliable storage solutions with a focus on cleanliness and guaranteed results. It emphasizes trusted service and customer satisfaction, appealing to households and businesses needing secure, tidy storage assistance.
Henry Martin 32 in critical condition with three stab wounds in the abdomen. Police say Beverly Martin 23 admitted wielding the knife in their home Sunday night. Martin refused to sign a complaint against his wife, and resistence to hospital removal was alleged.
A historic note states a half inch nylon rope can lift a load of three tons. The claim reflects testing methods and material strength considerations of the period.
A Rural Electrification Administration report shows Indiana farms at 99.5 percent electrified, highest in the nation. Funeral services for Benjamin McGarry set for 2 p.m. at Davis-Strider-Noffze Funeral Home in Alexandria with Rev. Herschel Reed officiating. Interment in Park View Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home. Cuban demand drives the largest US rice exports.
Local ad announces special Tuesday offers at Red Brick Inn featuring fried chicken and beef tenderloin steaks priced at 99 cents.
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