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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1965
Page
12
AP reports Chella Pettyjohn of Bluffton awarded Indiana Small Business Administration’s small businesswoman of the year. She runs the Children’s Mart and will be recognized in Indianapolis.
Notice lists Anderson Banking Company appointed administrator of Dana M. Smith estate on May 17 1965 with six month claim filing. Also details school bus bodies sale bids due June 15 1965 at 7 30 P M with forty plus bus bodies listed and inspection details.
Evangelist J B Woolums and his wife will conduct a revival crusade at First Assembly of God located at 22nd and Lincoln. Services begin 7 30 each evening Tuesday through June 13 except Mondays and Saturdays with choirs providing music. Rev Woolums is a pastor for 10 years and has 18 years in evangelism. host pastor Rev Vyrl Pember invites the public to attend.
East Main Street Christian Church Needlework Club met at Mrs Esther Waymire’s home at 7 30 p m Thursday with Mrs Thelman Bess leading business and devotions from the Waymire story He is Our Peace by Frank Johnson Pippin Warwickshire England. Refreshments followed as a spring floral centerpiece graced the table. Present were Mrs Percy Thomas guest and members Thelma Less Iris Bridges Helen Evans Daisy Legg Ethel Frazee Pauline Renner Opal Cable Ethel Curtis and the hostess. Next meeting set for June 10.
ELWOOD Jess Simmons, president of the junior high school council, presented a memorial plaque for Covart E Walters to the school. The plate honors Walters 1954 1965 and includes his oil portrait in a glass case in the main hall. Four seventh grade pupils Shaun Albers Steve Wright Keith Sherman and Joe Davis led the year with top cumulative point index.
INDIANAPOLIS UPI The Indiana Farm Bureau announces a record membership of 135 954 with an anticipated 138 500 by August 31 when rolls close Director Hollys Moon notes a 56 percent rise from the previous year and an actual increase around 6 000 members.
An ordinance amends the Madison County master plan to reclassify two tracts from R-2 to R-4 including a 22 acre area near Fall Creek Township described by metes and bounds. The action updates the Madison County Zone Map and requires recording, with enforcement provisions and the establishment of a zoning board.
A rezoning petition in Monroe Township Indiana shifts property at the northwest corner of State Roads 9 and 128 from Agricultural and Residential to B-1 Limited Business. The 6.1 acre site includes Lots 1-13 of Red Bud Heights and is described by detailed survey bearings. Harold Foust and Jesse S. Biddle certify the action on May 29, C-1912.
Funeral services for Mrs. Cora May Wertz 86 will be held at Copher Fesler Funeral Home at 9 30 a m with the Rev Percy Thomas officiating Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery Anderson Also last rites for Mrs Velma Keim will be conducted at 2 p m in York Dunnichay Funeral Home by Rev Milan Johnson of First Baptist Church Interment will be in Elwood City Cemetery
ELWOOD Jack Guest longtime Ex-Cell-O manager leaves Elwood to lead AMCO Manufacturing Inc in East Windsor Conn a new subsidiary of Ex-Cell-O. Arthur C Miner of Lima Ohio will succeed him. Charles Kelly 74 of 1906 S E St was moved to Mercy Hospital Friday by Elwood Fire Department ambulance. Everett L Burn of Marion was arrested for driving with an overweight axle. New York civilian defense authorities plan trackless trolleys and buses to be converted into emergency ambulances.
Gladys Brown James, 24, granddaughter of Orange industrialist Edgar Brown Jr., wed Marine Cpl. Sam James at Ft. Meade. The grandfather, estimated wealth up to 200 million, said no final decision on the dispute. The bride said she was disinherited over the best man, a Black Marine, while her mother blamed a family argument.
The Indiana Department of Administration awarded a $265,992 contract to Romy Hammes Corp., South Bend, for 125 new state police cars. Three Ford bids were received. Hammes undercut, with $2,127.94 per car, while other bidders from Indianapolis and Mishawaka were only slightly higher.
Four thousand parents of thalidomide deformed children will gather in Cologne on June 19 and 20. Physicians will provide guidance on medical care and child upbringing.
Electrical explosions shake the earth to reveal underground oil conditions. Globe Exploration Co of Midland uses GE Advanced Technology Laboratories gear to record reverberations and translate them into concrete definitions of subsurface structures.
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