Allis To Address Kiwanis Tonight
Frank Allis a Republican mayoral candidate speaks at the Mounds Kiwanis Club at 6 PM. He will present his platform at the YMCA and take questions after the talk. Jack Van Dyke leads the program.
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1963
Page
1
Frank Allis a Republican mayoral candidate speaks at the Mounds Kiwanis Club at 6 PM. He will present his platform at the YMCA and take questions after the talk. Jack Van Dyke leads the program.
Evening Optimists of Anderson will hear Rev Lloyd Lambert of the Anderson Christian Center at the weekly meeting tonight. The club will also complete plans for the Halloween party Friday at 7 30 p.m. in the Optimist Bay's Club Building. Engineering School West Point noted as the nation’s first engineering school.
Old line legal reserve life insurance offers mailed burial coverage for ages 40 to 99 with no medical exam. You may qualify for a $1 000 policy with no agent calls. Tear out and send name address and year of birth to Central Security Life Insurance Co Dept P 1015 1418 West Rosedale Fort Worth Texas.
A medical ad explains that tension can block bowel impulses causing constipation. Coronarp tablets use a colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action to relieve symptoms overnight, restoring regularity. Clinically proven, the ad invites readers to try the introductory 434 dosage.
Mrs. Orpha Beartrice Hook 76 of 122 South Anderson St Elwood died at 745 p.m. Monday after a two day illness She was born April 15 1887 daughter of Elmer and Martha McDaniel She was a member of Curtisville Christian Church and auxiliary groups Surviving are husband Walter Hook married 1909 a son Elmer Hook Tipton two daughters Mrs Francis Loser Frankton and Mrs William Lewis Elwood five grandchildren and two great grandchildren Friends may call at Clark Chapel after Tuesday evening Services will be at 2 p.m Wednesday conducted by Rev J B McCoy Burial in Cook Cemetery
Courthouse notices list numerous Indiana circuit court cases including State of Indiana v Charles F. Wills State v Travis Curtis Ragland State v George S Allen State v Jimmy McClurkin State v John J Dickerson State v Roy A Taylor State v Johnnie B R Williams State v Willard G Troutman State v Mary Mildred Stephenson State v Sanford e Marshall and State v William Hill Jr all charging robbery or possession of a dangerous drug Prosecutor William F Lawler Jr also appears in several cases Local Finance Corporation v Richard Roadruck and multiple divorces noted George W Reed v Sue Anne Reed Rita Gilmore v Ronald D Gilmore and other filings and notes from Kokomo Wayne County area courts
Obituaries from Madison area note deaths in Anderson Fortville Pendleton and Carthage with survivors and funeral plans. Eugene Olvey 33 of 1612 Cedar Sir retirement from American Steel and Wires. Mae Pausset 78 of Fortville. Anna Fithian 48 of Middle town. Lucretia Cunningham 81 of Rt 6. Sheila Pike infant of Main St. George DuSang former Noblesville resident. Thomas Coles Pendleton. Gertrude Brooks Carthage. Mary Sturdevant Lapel. Burial and service details given for several.
Mayor Ralph R. Ferguson and other Democratic candidates rally support in the laity election with a campaign coffee at 2 p.m. at 1927 Fletcher St hosted by Mrs. Mildred Pike. Speakers include Councilman Alice Rehm and city officials as the final drive begins.
John Glide Watkins aged 53 of 1107 Nichol Ave died Saturday afternoon at St. John's Hospital after a 20 foot fall from an upper porch. Coroner Cecil Carmichael reports a basal skull fracture caused his death. Former Tipton resident, he had lived in Anderson two weeks. a son Carmen Watkins resides here. Leatherman and Morris Funeral Home at Tipton handles arrangements.
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