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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1965
Page
1
Obituaries report the deaths of Elwood residents including Elwood and Claude Etchison at local facilities. The notices list survivors, birth details, and funeral arrangements, with services set at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home and local churches. Burial locations include Elwood City Cemetery and Cook Cemetery near New Lancaster.
Mercy Hospital records show admissions including Mrs Rex DeGolver 1025 West List Marion David Gerard 2035 North C St Marcia Rinker Rt Frankton Mrs Larry McClish 1509 North B St William Daugherty 3509 North B Su Jo Willkie and Harry Procter farm Rt 2 transported by Copher and Fesler ambulance. Discharges include Mrs Jeffrey Fetz Rt 3 Alexandraia Mrs Marion Cloud 1622 South A St Randy Cherry 1525 South Anderson St Lynn Miller Rt 1 Tipton Brenda Rich 402 West Madison St Alexandria Mrs David Roby and baby 1616 South F St William Etchison Rt 3 Alexandria Mrs MM Riddle 2116 South A Oris Rominger taken home by Robert Jackley ambulance Charles Wesson Frankton Christopher Fraze 1419 South E St Tamie Gammon 2032 South E St Fred Perry 1208 North 8th St Patricia Jack Sweetzer.
Elwood Ameri can Legion Post 53 asks residents to participate in Operation Show Your Colors to show support for U S servicemen in Viet Nam. Volunteers pass out lapel pins, petitions sign to back the U S effort, and display flags today in downtown Elwood.
Bob Stewart Delaware County Democratic Chairman announces the Reception and Distinguished Guest Committee for the Democrat Holiday Hi-Lite on December 7 at 6 30 p m in the Ball State University Student Center. Gordon St Angelo the state chairman will be the speaker and strong attendance is expected. Tickets available from county Democrats.
Elwood Mrs Howard Smith hosted the Aroma Literati Club for their annual business meeting. New officers were elected: president Mrs Wayne Miller, vice president Mrs Weldon Miller, secretary treasurer Mrs John Roach. A poetry program followed with prize awards to Miss Edith Cox and Mrs Joe Beeson. The next meeting is set for Dec 28 at Mrs Weldon Miller’s home.
Irene Van Horn 65 of 413 W Water St died at Community Hospital Anderson after a short illness. She is survived by two sons Paul and Phil and six daughters, along with a brother, sister, 27 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral at Alexandria Nazarene Church with burial in Forile Cemetery.
An education clinic at Earlham College offers physical education guidance for teachers and parents. The event invites elementary school staff and families to participate, focusing on creative approaches and student activity strategies.
Americans in Paris call for an end to the war as crowds gathered near the U S embassy. Protesters urged swift peace talks and denounced continued hostilities, signaling growing antiwar sentiment among expatriates.
Incomplete OCR shows a local weather item noting rising temperatures and a shift in conditions. The readable text mentions a change moving in and forecasts reaching into the weekend with higher heat.
Jakarta reports Maj. Gen. Achmadi says the Indonesia Communist Party is unnecessary to achieve national revolution aims. He cites threefold goals of anti imperialism independence and social justice while Nasakom remains guiding concept. Separately military spokesmen say regional commanders may dissolve the Communist Party as PRI chapters disband nationwide.
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra will perform two Young Peoples Concerts December 11 at Clowes Memorial Hall with soloists Kimio Eto and Douglas Sutherland. Renato Pacini conducts. programs include Haydn trumpet, Herbert, Ville-Lobos, and Bizet pieces. Tickets available at Clowes box office. event sponsored by Women’s Fortee and dedicated to Girl Scouts and Campfire Girls.
Lafayette Indiana Rev Ralph McFadden a Church of the Brethren pastor plans to announce his candidacy for the 2nd District Democratic nomination He would face incumbent Rep Charles Halleck if he wins the May primary The 2nd District is a GOP stronghold and Halleck has led in Congress for 30 years
Robert Bud Manning 52 of Waco Texas son of Mrs Juda Manning 1323 W Sth Anderson Herald veteran worker with local Union 38 International Stereotypers and Electrotypers Union died Friday at Providence Hospital in Waco Surviving mother widow Hazel Manning son Keith Manning sister Mrs Earl Goul Anderson brother Rollin Manning Pioneer California and one granddaughter Funeral services pending at a Waco funeral home
Don E Reed 57 of 445 N 10th St Noblesville died Friday morning at Fiver view Hospital after a short illness. Born in Marion Indiana he moved to Noblesville from Frankfort in 1940. He owned service stations a bulk plant and a Noblesville service station. Survived by widow Jean F E Rensberger one son Jack P Smith New Augusta one daughter Ann Keevil Noblesville brother Calvin Smith Chicago two sisters Edna Langston Rossville and Fern Stone Frankfort eight grandchildren. Funeral at Coaltrin Funeral Home 2 PM Sunday Rev Leon Lutz officiating burial Crownland Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 PM today at the funeral home.
A string of wind driven incidents sent several people to Mercy Hospital and nearby clinics after a high wind event. A man from 4523 Arrow Avenue sustained facial injuries and other cuts when a car crash and street debris occurred near Howe Fare Apparatus Company. Residents reported heavy gusts as emergency crews responded.
Obituary items from Anderson list multiple deaths including Thomas W. Greenlee 66 of 1429 Central Ave. who died after 11 month illness in Logansport Hospital. Also noted are services for David Hoppes 65, Donald J. Slack 32, Inez Johnston 77, Nessie Snyder 87, and Mary Barney with funeral details and burial locations in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery and nearby cemeteries.
Westmoreland's air staff reportedly desires B52 bomber attacks on antiaircraft sites and industrial targets in North Viet Nam but the Pentagon limits bombing to Viet Cong bases in the south. Officials say bombing Hanoi remains possible but not in the near term due to risk of drawing Red China deeper into the war. They expect more sorties, though total supplies and manpower cannot be fully cut off.
Graham Johnson will attend services during the evangelist crusade at the Houston Astrodome. The night house said Friday Johnson plans to return to Tandh after the Houston event.
A fuzzy item notes a 10 month reference to a former Fort y man who led a group called Trath About in Turmoil TACT in Fort, Varn. The fragment hints at reduced violence and danger levels but lacks clear actions or dates.
Secretary Rusk described U S readiness for unconditional discussions to settle the Viet Nam conflict. He noted Canada’s external affairs minister Paul Martin and the ICC envoy had made trips to Hanoi in 1965, while the Communist world sought a face-saving device.
Wayne A. Reed of Danville told police he failed to see a yield sign at Halford Street and struck a tent car. Riffle girl declined hospital checkup. Gail Beeman of Elwood remained in serious condition with chest injuries from a wreck near Alexandria. Sharon Jackson of Alexandria listed in satisfactory condition. Three others injured but not hospitalized.
Woody Moore and Phil Sullivan, both local high school coaches, named managers of the expanded 85 by 185 foot recreational facility. Hours set for Tue Fri 3 20 to 5 39 pm and 7 to 9 30 pm. weekend slots vary with uncertain times. Youth skates free for 10 am to 12 noon Saturdays and 3 30 to 3 30 pm Tuesdays. Rink leased to churches clubs and schools on Mondays.
A Community Finance service ad offers cash loans up to 1000 dollars with flexible repayment. Stop in or call 643-6953 for personal financing to keep your holiday plans on track.
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