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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1958
Page
10
CHICAGO A doctor writes to request a grand jury inquiry into two officers named Michael Bolton and Eugene Niziolek after they halted his rush to hospital for an emergency appendectomy. He alleges abuse a threat with a pistol and about an hour delay during the incident.
The Indiana Supreme Court's Chief Justice Mirmelli told state attorney Gutknecht of a hospital emergency trip after a grand jury probe. Police pursued after a red light incident with Barbara Bezack, 17, in a separate case as officers reported details. Mirmelli said officers escorted him and issued a motorist citation.
Judy Coon daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Coon 1648 W Bth Street will be student director of yells and pep convocations at Anderson High School for the 1958 57 school year Elected by cheerleaders and alternates Miss Coon has had two years of cheerleading experience She also holds high editorial posts on the X Ray the Anderson High School Newspaper PAYS ASSESSMENT INDIANAPOLIS UP William Jes Newt Henry Monticello Montday paid his Indiana Republican state convention assessment as a candidate for nomination for state auditor Heney White County suditnr was endorsed by the antil District GOP committee
Anderson High School selects nine delegates for Hoosier Girls State at Indiana University from June 3 to July 1. Delegates include Alice Fishback and sponsors from Rotary, Tri Kappa, BMH, Altrusa, and American Legion Auxiliary 127, with Mrs Edna Rhynearson overseeing the program. Alternates listed include Martha Goins, Isandra Fisher, Mary Kay Canady, Betsy Barnes, Jane Ann Ford, Jane Furnish, Nancy Colvill, LaQuiola Eller, and Dianne Goodman.
Evansville Indiana report states five men a fumigating crew and three city firemen were exposed to cyanide fumes after an explosion in a cereal processing room at Mead Johnson Co. The workers were hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Identifications include H. M. Boardman of Roanoke Virginia and A R Smith of Chattanooga Tennessee plus firemen Arthur Gack Elmer Behrman and Earl Cox. The piece notes 679750 silos in the United States at last count and Wisconsin led in farm silos with 109142 in the state.
Alexandria mourns Frank C Berthold an industrial engineer born 1870 in Aurora Illinois and longtime Chicago Inland Steel staffer who died after a week illness. Survived by daughter Helen Lewis son Ralph Berthold and granddaughter William Lewis four great grandchildren. Funeral at Davis and Strider and StMarys of the Lake Gary service Thursday with interment in Calvary Cemetery East Gary.
Obituaries from Anderson honor Elmer East at 408 Ohio Ave with services set Tuesday at 4 p.m. Burial in East Maplewood follows. Survivors include Nell East, Elmer East Jr., Bertha Henry, and three grandchildren. Other notices include Annie Van Meter of Hendricks Street, Rosetta Fleming of West Fourth Street, Bertha Ward of Main Street, and Matt Harney of Brown Street, with funeral arrangements and burial details.
Terry Lee Pitcock ten week old son of Mr and Mrs Harley Pitcock of 303 N Canal St died Monday night at St Johns Hospital in Anderson. Friends may be received after 730 Tuesday at Gipe Williams and Kyle Funeral Home. Funeral service will be held Wednesday at 2 oclock at First Baptist Church with Rev George Calhoun officiating. Survived by parents great grandparents Mr and Mrs David Fitch of Anderson and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Marshall Vanderbur of Tucson formerly of Alexandria.
New pastor assignments in the North Indiana Conference were announced at New Castle. Dr. Wesley H. Bransford remains at First Methodist Churches in Anderson, while C. J. Beardsley moves to DeSoto-Mt. Pleasant. E. D. Imler will lead in Anderson replacing Beardsley. Other changes include Gr Eduard Alley to youth work at First Methodist, and reassignment of several ministers across Anderson, Alexandria, Daleville, Fortville, Franklin, Lawrence, Martinsville, Noblesville, Pendleton, and other area churches.
County Agent W C Haynes announces sheep dipping will start in Madison County around June 15 with Vance Witham of Atlanta operating the portable outfit this year. Farmers must submit requests to the county extension office by Line 8, listing name, address, number of heads, and farm location. The route will cover the county from the south, dipping about 30 sheep daily across about 10 farms. Last year Witham dipped 5 767 sheep on 181 farms, helping control the sheep tick and promote faster lamb growth and wool quality for next year.
Over 400 flags were placed on war dead graves by the Hocks att Post of the American Legion in Fast Maplewood Cemetery before rain halted further decorating. Other groups including the VFW and Calabria post planned flags at additional local cemeteries. Ed Fulton noted a Legion firing squad would assist on Memorial Day. The WRC will conduct services at the course house town Wednesday morning. Bus collision in Glasgow, two double deckers involved, injuries reported.
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