Methodist Clergy Transfers Reported Across Indiana Districts
The 1962 conference lists transfers and new appointments for Methodist churches across Indiana including First Methodist Church Wabash and Emmanuel Anderson. Ministers move among Anderson Fort Wayne Kokomo Muncie Marion Carmel and other cities with salary adjustments for fully ordained and probationary clergy.
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Day
Indianapolis
Kenneth E. Smith
East Mishawaka
First Methodist Church
Wabash
Alfred W. Baxter
Emmanuel Methodist Church
Anderson
Central Methodist Church
Donald L. Eastridge
Westfield
Richard L. Heiss
Marion
Rthur L. Lindsay
Kokomothery
Luther R. Sells
Richard Sumner
Muncie
Richmond
Dewey Findley
Taylor Chapel
Fort Wayne
Edwin C. Pile
Grace Church
Gaston
Ray A.burchfield
Fifth Street Church
Beamer Church
Kokomo
Dwight Gamble
Bethel Church
Goldsmith-Hopewell
William Mathys
Hamilton
Herbert L. Schuckers
Summitville
Howard Western
W. B. Arthur
Spiceland
Paul Trumbauer
Shirley
Elwood
Sheridan
Ewart Talley
Elwood First Methodist Church
Joseph Adams
Frankton
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
An ad promotes FASTEETH powder to secure upper and lower plates for firmer, more comfortable wear. It claims no gummy taste, no souring, and an alkaline formula that helps prevent plate odor. Available at drug counters nationwide.
Supreme Court Endorses State Rest Day Principle
The court notes Sunday holds special rest day status in many faiths and nonreligious contexts. It emphasizes Sunday as distinct from other days for family time, visiting, leisure, and dining out, and discusses potential welfare in states choosing a common day of rest different from popular preference.
Anderson leaders feature in Church of God session schedule
A large Anderson group attends a 1961 convention with chairs Dr. John W. W. Smith Alan Egly and Miss Marie Strong. Mass meetings run June 20 to 25 with speakers from Indiana Kentucky Texas California Michigan and Florida.
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Bers
W. Dale Oldham
Anderson
God
Ray W. Keith
New Albany
Ind
Ross Minkler
Louisville
Loren Rohr
Houston
Tex
John Conley
Morehead, Ky
William A. Upton Dies From Plant Injury At 33
William A. Upton 33 of 158 Nursery Rd died Sunday morning at St. John’s Hospital from injuries suffered May 9 at the Delco Remy Plant 11 when his tool delivery truck struck a column. Born August 11 1927 in Tennessee he lived in Anderson most of his life where he worked a decade at Delco Remy and was a 1945 Lapel High School graduate. He married Lois Shaw in Lapel in 1947 and leaves a daughter Debra Jo a son Dany Lynn his parents a sister and extended relatives. Funeral services will be 1 30 p m Wednesday at the Park Place Church of God with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery.
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William A. Upton
Nursery Rd
St. John’s Hospital
Delco Remy
Tennessee
Charles
Lola Dale Upton
Anderson
Delco-Remy
Lapel
American Legion
Anderson College
Carolyn Upton
Jackson Upton
Harold E. Rozelle
Park Place Church
Memorial Day origins and national tribute through the ages
The piece traces Memorial Day from 1863 observances by women in Columbus and 1865 efforts in Jackson Mississippi to a nationwide tradition. It notes the Altar of the Nation at the Cathedral of the Pines and lists wars from the Revolution through Korea, honoring American dead.
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Columbus
Miss
Sue Adams
Jackson
Cathedral of the Pines
Rindge
N.H
Kennedy
Congress
Mexico
Republic
Memorial Day Weather And Traffic Warnings
Memorial Day brings mid- 70s highs and near 50 degree lows with a warming trend tonight. Authorities urge extreme caution on crowded highways as holiday traffic is expected to heighten. Police and sheriff patrols will be intensive with ambulances stationed on main routes into Anderson. Cold spring weather is expected to cut holiday drownings. Most pools remain closed today due to the chill.
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Anderson
Miss Hazel Toner 75 Dies in Martinsville
Miss Hazel Toner of Martinsville died at Morgan County Memorial Hospital shortly after midnight. Born August 12 1885 in Shelby County she taught years and sang in First Methodist Church. Services set at Cure and Hensley Funeral Home Martinsville at 11 am with burial at South Park Cemetery.
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Hazel Toner
Martinsville
E. C. Toner
Anderson Herald
Morgan County Memorial Hospital
Shelby County
James E
Sophia Salla Toner
First Methodist Church
Harriett Toner
Jane Scott
Richmond funeral for racing victim
Services for Frank Toth 55 of Richmond will be held at 2 p m Thursday at First Baptist Church Richmond with Rev W F Badgett officiating. Burial will follow in Earlham Cemetery. The body lies in state one hour prior to services and friends may call after 7 p m today at Walterman and Riggle Funeral Home Richmond.
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Frank Toth
Richmond
Sun Valley
First Baptist Church
W. F. Badgett
Earlham Cemetery
Walterman and Riggle
Rich
Madison County road plan links to new hospital site
The commission prepared an engineers estimate for road needs tied to the Anderson Madison County Community Hospital project along Madison Avenue. Tipton County joins in the Charles Hutchison Ditch project with a pro rata total of 12161.77 dollars including contractor, supervision, fees, and financing. repairs in Madison County to start soon.
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Madison Avenue
Anderson- Madison County
Tipton County
Charles Hutchison
Howard County
Grant County
Madison County
Plan County Plans New Homes and Aging Studies
Plan County residents have built homes in the last decade. Dr. G. E. Davis of Purdue University spoke on aging and adult education, joined by Dr. Hunsaker. A request came from Vigo County Co-ordinating Committee studying conditions in Vigo County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Davis
Division of Adult Educators
Purdue University
State Commission On Aging and
Hunsaker
Vigo County
Kennedy Voices Support For France In Free World Cause
President Kennedy praised France and urged a close U S alliance to safeguard freedom. He stressed resilience against revolution and spoke after arriving from Hyannis Port aboard an Air Force DC6B.
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France
United States
Cape Cod
Hyannis Port
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituary notes from Madison area list Joseph W Ridgway Wilkinson 84 of Argos and Samuel L Van Hart 78 Noblesville among several local deaths. Ridgway retired GM worker dies in Argos with services set at Hicksite Cemetery Greensboro conducted by Rev Palat. Van Hart a retired plumber dies at home Noblesville with funeral 2 p m Thursday at Evans Godby Trout Funeral Home. Mary M Leer 55 Summitville dies Friday funeral today at Summitville Christian Church with burial in IOOF Cemetery and body at Vinson Funeral Home.
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Wilkinson
Joseph Warrington Ridgway
Argos
General Motors
Detroit
Ida Copeland Ridgway
Ardeth Davis
Margaret
Warren
Elizabeth Davis
Scott Copeland
Samuel van Hart
Noblesville
Samuel L. van Hart
Rt. 5
Lightsville
Edward
Mary Hufferbert van Hart
van Hart
Gray Friends Church
Golden Rule Brotherhood
Fairy
Martha Spatzer
Ethel Brisley
Arcannon
Ohio
Ruth Baker
Laura
Elmer
Chanute
Kans
Evans, Godby
Woman Injured in Collision On 18th Street
A woman sustained injuries in a crash on 704 East 18th Street. Property damage to two vehicles totaled 325 with the injury estimate at 150. Officer Robert Daubenspeck investigated the incident.
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William Triplett
18Th St
Robert Daubenspeck
Obituaries for Ida Davis Garnet Steiner and Bert Cook
Ida Davis 83 of Anderson died in St. Johns Hospital. She leaves two sisters a brother and numerous nephews and nieces. Services Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. in Sells and Rowe Funeral Home with burial at Jones Cemetery. Garnet Steiner 66 New Haven formerly of Anderson died in Park View Hospital Fort Wayne. Survived by son Robert Steiner and granddaughter Kristie Steiner. Services Wednesday 1:30 p.m. at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Bert Cook 79 Nicholson Fire plant manager died Saturday. Services Wednesday 10 a.m. at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home with burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call after 1 p.m. today.
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Ida Davis
Anderson
St. John's Hospital
Madison County
Davis
Friendly Club
First Methodist Church
Ola Mahoney
Minnie Washburn
Indianapolis
Roy Mahoney
Onett
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Ray Burchfield
Jones Cemetery
Muncie Pike
Garnet J. Steiner
Lincoln Highway
New Haven
Park View Hospital
Fort Wayne
Kristie Ann Steiner
New ‘Haven
T. A. Greenstreet
Bradenton
Fla
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Phillip Philbrook
First Baptist Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Bert Cook
9Th St
Nicholson Fire
Waltz and Hiday
Earl Imler
Anderson Memorial Park
Graveside rites for Forrest Vestal in Anderson area
Graveside services for Forrest Vestal 82 Long Beach California formerly of Anderson will be held at East Maplewood Cemetery next Tuesday with time to be announced. The body arrives Anderson Sunday afternoon and friends may visit at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home Sunday and Monday from 7 to 9 p.m.
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Forrest Vestal
Long Beach
Calif
Anderson
East Maplewood
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Governor Ends See A&I Negro School Riot Witness
Governor testifies about Henley seen during riot at Nashville. She describes Henley in sport slacks and a cigar pushing and slapping reporters, with a warrant for assault and battery issued by NBC TV cameramen. Witness cites frequent photo coverage and a mob scene near the Montgomery bus stop.
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A&i
Nashville
Henley
Nbc-Tv
Miss Jenkins
Freedom Riders
Birmingham
Montgomery
South
Pendleton widow Myr New 75 dies at St John’s Anderson
Mrs Myr Guy New of Pendleton Maplewood Farm Rt 2 died Sunday at St John’s Hospital Anderson born December 10 1885 on the farm later Centennial Farm daughter of Lorenzo D and Elnora Chapman Guy she married Arthur A New December 21 1905 She was active in Pendleton Methodist Church and civic groups poet laureate of Indiana Federated Clubs author of Down Maple Lane and a church history burial Grove Lawn Cemetery Pendleton with services at Cornell Bright Funeral Home and 10 am Thursday led by Rev Harold M Thrasher.
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Minnie M. Adams Pendleton
Minnie M. Adams
Frank Adams
Cornell Bright Funeral Home
William Knight
The
Pendleton Christian Church
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Pendleton
Myr Guy New
Maplewood Farm
Rt.2
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Centennial Farm
Lorenzo D
Elnora Chapman Guy
Arthur A. New
New
Pendleton Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Madison County Hospital Society
Madison County Federated Clubs
Pendleton Pta
Indiana Federated Clubs
Indiana Federated Poetry Club
Maple Lane
Arthur
Alfred A. New
Rt. 2
Marshall Huntzinger
Allen and
Jimmie New
Cynda Huntzinger
Larry Huntzinger
Milwaukee
Wis
Cornell Bright
Harold M. Thrasher
Methodist Church
Steering Committee Members Gather for Capital Access Meeting
The group includes Frederic Beyer of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce industrial development unit L W Tinsman of the Savings Loan League of Indiana Jack Reich of the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce state Rep Eldon F Lundquist of Elkhart William C Heck of the Elkhart Chamber of Commerce John Lamb of the Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce Fred Lucas of the Shelbyville Chamber of Commerce Francis Donaldson of the Richmond Committee of 100 and Herman Steegman of the Indiana Michigan Electric Co industrial development manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Beyer
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
L. W. Tinsman
Indianapolis, Savings & Loan League of Indiana
Jack Reich
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Eldon F. Lundquist
Elkhart
William C.heck
Elkhart Chamber of Commerce
John Lamb
Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce
Fred Lucas
Shelbyville Chamber of Commerce
Francis Donaldson
Richmond Committee of 100
Herman Steegman
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co
NBL suspends AAU basketball amid folding fears
The NBL suspends its bone of AAU basketball for years and hints it may not be renewed after Monday. Cohen, in New Rochelle, defends Tony Jackson of St. John’s, who faced bribery claims but was said to have only received a crank call.
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Tuck Tapers
NBL
Cohen
New Rochelle
Tony Jackson
St. John’s University
Jackson
New York
Frank Hogan
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