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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1967

Page

7

Unrest and Poverty Tightening Calcutta in India

As unrest spreads across eastern India, Calcutta faces crime and industry disruption. Leftist Bengal’s rise to power deepens crisis fears with ghEro tactics halting factories and unions provoking lockouts. Calcutta, core of a four state region, accounts for a major share of India’s manufacturing while housing booms fade amid shortages and layoffs.

Sm India India Qugleychem Bengal West State Congress Party Eastern India Calcutta Statesman Rebive Penge

New Paint Mitt Features Attract Home Repairers

Andy Lang describes the paint mitt as a versatile tool made of lambskin for applying paints to irregular surfaces. It compares mitt use with paint rollers, notes nap length for surfaces, and advises on roller selection, stroke direction, and finishing technique for efficient painting on gutters, poles, radiators, and farm equipment.

Andy Lang

Local IU Girls To Student Teach In Indiana Classrooms

Ninety Indiana University students, including Janis Graves and Nancy Nash, are assigned to student teaching roles in Hoosier elementary schools for the fall semester. Graves teaches third grade at Northwood School and special education at South Side Elementary in Franklin. Nash teaches fourth grade at Brentwood School. Most will handle regular grades kindergarten through sixth, with some in special education, under supervision, earning college credit for classroom training.

Janis Graves E. 8Th St Northwood South Side Franklin Nancy Nash Weslon

You Can Rent Anything Today Even Fierce Dog

Hoytt, a Palos area dog breeder, offers rental watch dogs including Dobermans for 100 to 200 dollars a month with a warning sign. He claims his dogs are intrinsically gentle, though only about five in a hundred make good security dogs after eight to eleven months of training. He operates eight acres with 200 dogs and 15 rental dogs, asserting temperament can’t be generalized by breed and guarantees health and temperament for six months.

Marc Zwelling Hoytt Africa

Frankton Alumni Homecoming Fete Planned

FRANKTON The Alumni homecoming of the Frankton School will be celebrated. Joe Ebert announces committees for decorating finance nominating and more. Classes to be honored include fortieth twenty fifth and first reunion groups. Reservations due by Wednesday Sept 13. Contact Leonard Heaton or William Miller. Present officers of the Frank Association.

Joe Ebert Jody Commitee Patty Berlyn Danforth Willard Smith Lester Meredith William Miller Kathy Lee Jim Beamer John Busby John Harper Leonard Heaton Flood Frankton The Frank Association

Autumn Schedule To Begin Sept. 10 At Colonial EUB

The Colonial Evangelical United Brethren Church at 31st and Noble Streets resumes fall and winter services on Sept 10. The 8:30 a.m. Sunday worship is discontinued and all attend the 10:30 a.m. service. Sunday evening services run from 6 to 7 p.m. Rev. John Cheesman invites friends to attend all services.

Evangelical United Brethren Church 31St and Noble Sts John Cheesman Cheesman Friends of the Church

Elwood Women of the Moose and Beta Sigma Phi Plan Events

Elwood Women of the Moose Lodge met with Senior Regent Agnes Welcher presiding and welcomed Mary Shipley as a new member. Zeta Lambda Beta Sigma Phi held Begin ning Day at Linda Baker’s home led by Sonja Leavitt. a Sept 5 card party at Elwood Y Center was announced. also a dance Sept 21 to benefit a hospital was planned. social hour featured the theme Turn the Key with Anita Hobbs, Sandy Ells, Donna Fields, Baton Foe, Carolyn Gritten, and Tyner as hostess.

Elwood The Moose Lodge Agnes Welcher Mary Shipley Lodge Martha Iee Eee Hospital Zeta Lambda Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Linda Baker Sonja Leavitt Elwood Y Anita Hobbs Sandy Ells Donna Fields Carolyn Gritten Buriel Tyner

Mrs. Jennie Vogel Dies Longtime Alexandria Resident

Mrs. Jennie Vogel 87 of 119 S Clinton St Alexandria widow of Leo V died Friday morning. Survived by six sons Charles Bob Frank all of Anderson Victor of Sett Mass Walter James Vogel Indianapolis a daughter Miss Louise Vogel of Alexandria 12 grandchildren five great grandchildren. Friends may call at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home after 3 p m Sunday. Funeral Monday at 10 a m at the mortuary conducted by Rev Eugene R Lamport of Alexandria First Christian Church. Interment Parkview Cemetery Alexandria.

Alexandria Jennie Vogel S. Clinton St Leo V Frida Alexandria First Christian Church Parkview Cemetery

Eastman Cafeteria Moves to YMCA for Reopening

Eastman Cafeteria will relocate to the YMCA building and reopen on September 11. The move accompanies a refreshed menu and new dining hours for the community venue.

Eastman YMCA

Gullion Services Scheduled Today

Funeral services for Walter Gullion will be held at 2 p.m. today at the York Dunnichay Funeral Chapel with Rev. Roscoe Pheneger of Grace Methodist Church officiating. Burial follows in the city cemetery. An ambulance trip from 1527 S. 25th St. to Riley Hospital in Indianapolis was noted.

S. 25Th St Riley Hospital Indianapolis

Elwood Mercy Hospital Report Improvised Client List

Elwood's Mercy Hospital report lists patients and dismissals including Walter Gilles Leon Heston and Mrs Fred Creamer of Elwood and Larry Wimmer of Fairmount. Dismissals include Mrs Teeky, Harvey Gross, Mrs Gordon Spetzmes ser, and Patsy Johnson of Elwood. A birth to Mr and Mrs I Q Kirby of Fairmount is noted.

Walter ‘Gilles Leon Heston Fred Creamer Elwood Larry Wimmer Fairmount Oe Teeky Ee On Bee Harvey Gross Gordon Spetzmesser Patsy Johnson I. Q. Ae Kirby

Poll favors ordination of women clergy in church

London AP reports a survey of rank and file women shows 1,152 approve and 1,025 oppose ordination of women as clergy, as cited by the church magazine Home Words.

London Church of and Church Magazine Home Words

Gary Rated High In Model City Plans

Gary Indiana ranks high on a list of proposed model cities to receive federal aid under the urban development program. The final list awaits the En Actment Bill and Senate version, with $537 million potential funding. Gary submitted an eight point plan to secure inclusion.

Gary Model City Department of Emand Urban Development Senate

Humphrey to Speak at Hatcher Fund Dinner in Gary

Gary Ind UPI Vice President Hubert Humphrey was named the main speaker at a September 15 fund dinner for Richard G a Black candidate for mayor. The event, at 25 dollars a plate in Washington, is co sponsored by Lawrence F O Brien and senators Vance Hartke and Birch Bayh. The Lake County party withheld funds over an association charge Hatcher denies.

Gary, Ind UPI Hubert H. Humphrey Richard G Hatcher New York Times Gary Post-Tribune Humphrey Washington Lawrence F O’brien Indiana Vance Hartke Birch Bayh Lake County Party

York resigns as rector of the tourist ae

J Arthur York resigned Friday as rector of the tourist ae of the State Department merce to take a position as an investment firm in the south west. Miss Diana Soisson associate director of the division for two years will succeed him.

York Indianapolis J. Arthur York State Department Merce Southwest Diana Soisson

Podunk Road Signs Highlight Town Roots and History

Podunk, Mass. residents celebrate the town’s heritage as the state notes its lack of a post office and routes mail through East Brookfield. The article mentions a general store, Universalist Church, cemetery, and historic intersections marked by the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Department to honor the community.

Podunk Mass East Brookfield Massachusetts Ay Department

Little Italy Festival Highlights Clinton Italian Heritage

Clinton Indiana will host its annual Little Italy Festival over Labor Day weekend with gondolas replacing jonboats on the Wabash River. Other events include cheese rolling and boccie tournaments as residents celebrate Italian heritage.

Venice U.S.A Clinton Ind Wabash

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