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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1963

Page

9

Shares Ease From Peaks After Record Dow Day

New York stocks retreated from an all time high as profit taking and portfolio shifts sparked cross currents. Volume hit 7.2 million shares with Sperry Rand leading activity on a 616,500 share block. Dow closed down 2.61 at 735.37 while the AP and S P 500 also eased from peaks.

Sperry Rand New York Stock Exchange Sperry Martin-Marietta American Stock Exchange U.S Oecnsees Alcoa Essen Balt. Gas & Elec Beth. Steel Ate Ees Brunswick Chrysler Dupont Ee Eastman Kodak Ford General Dynamics Seeeuns General Electric General Motors Johns-Manville Lynch Montgomery Ward York Central Norfolk Western Olinathieson Arke Davis - Pensylvania Ry Izer Chas Pierce Industries Top Radio Corp Sears Roebuck E Co Weeenee Standard Oil & Co Xaco Texas Instruments Eas Textron Union Carbide Sbt U. S. Steel Westinghouse Zenith Dow Jones

Auction Sales Schedule Prepares Multiple Public Auctions

A dense listing of public, real estate and household goods auctions across Indiana towns. Items include real estate, farm equipment and antiques with numerous auctioneers like Lawler Kellum Guffey Kirk and Whelchel. Dates span Sept 7 through Sept 28 with locations in Greenfield Pendleton Anderson and surrounding areas.

William F. Lawler, Jr Drexel Drive Elbert H. Whelchel Egbert Hood Robert F. Reeves North Spring Street Greenfield Joe Kellum Jim Bradley Fred Rogers Smith & Guffey Pendleton State Rd Morton McShurley H. D. Kirk Clarence O. Davisson Plum St Chesterfield Ind Egg Hood Edward Copeland Ohio Ave Anderson Wardell Fairford Lawrence M. Busby Tenth St Lapel Aaron Leffler Shirley Lloyd C. Boicourt Mechanicsburg St. Rd Middletown Wayne Phearis Ervin Huntsinger & B. Ft. Long Farm Toole & Livestock Memorial Park Cemetery Robert P. Hackleman Peannees John Street Elbert Whelchel Elijah Larmore Columbus Ave

Chicago Grain Closes Mixed on Week Fragments

Chicago grain futures ended mixed with gains in soybeans and nearby wheat while other contracts eased. Exporters sourced wheat offerings with soft red wheat backing, and backs for wheat could be withdrawn from Chicago stocks.

Chicago Board of Trade Stat Ae Tee Oe

Muncie Livestock Prices Mixed Across Hogs Cattle and Lambs

Local market reports show hogs 15 to 50 cents lower with varying weights, cattle steady with ranges for choice and good steers and heifers, cows and calves also steady, lambs and sheep showing stable trend. Indiana grain bids listed alongside a Metamora post office burglary link emerging in a Detroit police update.

Detroit Alfred G. Combs Covington Metamora Ind

Quotations Curtailed By Bid and Offer Messages

Market notices describe bid and offer levels In brackets and parentheses. The item explains how quoted prices show the higher and lower figures and how the lower figure indicates the price asked while the higher is offered.

Thomson & McKinnon

Indiana to burn surplus beer tax stamps to prevent abuse

The Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission and the State Board of Accounts will burn over half of 19 million surplus beer tax stamps in a legal bonfire to keep them from illicit dealers. The stamps, tied to the 1961 shift to a reporting system, would have taken 150 hours to incinerate at a state building.

Indianapolis UPT Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission State Board of Accounts Joe Herris The ABC Board of Acounts Board of Accounts Indianapolis City Harris

Chicago Hogs Drift Lower

Chicago market report shows hog offerings at 6500 head with prices down to 16.75 for 200-230 lb mixed No 1 and 2, lowest top since May. Prime steers sold to 25.50 with strong gains, lambs steady with mixed choice and prime at 21 and 18.50-20 for others.

Chicago

Hog and cattle market report from Indianapolis Hoosier base

Livestock prices show hogs uneven but mostly steady to lower with 275 to 350 pound sows at 14.50 to 15.25 and 400 to 600 pound sows at 13.00 to 14.00. Cattle and calves steady with five loads of steers arriving at roughly 24.00 to 24.25 for high grade, vealers at 25, and cows 14.50 to 15.00. Spring lambs active and higher at 18.00 to 19.00 with ewes 3.00 to 5.00.

Hoosier Indianapolis USDA

Local Livestock and Grain Prices at Boone Market

Livestock prices show sows 190 to 240 pounds at 15.65 to 16.15 and 240 to 300 pounds 15.40 to 15.90 with down only at 14.75. Good steers and heifers 21.00 to 22.50 and choice steers and heifers 22.00 to 23.50. Local grain bids include corn at 1.67 and rye around 1.05 with coal usage listed at 1.20.

Columbia Riley PTA to Introduce New Principals

The Columbia Riley PTA will convene in Riley School auditorium Tuesday at 7 30 PM for its first meeting. Don Colvill president will oversee a business session as Chester M Bechtel of Riley and Farada Hensey of Columbia are introduced as new principals. A reception will follow. Crude tar derivative cited for industrial uses follows.

Columbia Riley Columbia-Riley Pta Don Colvill Chester M. Bechtel Farada Hensey

Trinity Episcopal Church announces Sunday service schedule

Trinity Episcopal Church at 1030 Delaware St lists Sunday services starting with a 7 am WHUT radio program, 8 am Holy Communion and Chancel Talk, 9 15 am Choral Communion Church School and sermon, and 11 am Morning Prayer and sermon Brotherly Love. Evening activities include Episcopal Young Charmen 6 to 8 pm with advisor James B. Davis.

Trinity Episcopal Church Delaware St WHUT Episcopal Young Charmen James B. Davis St. Anne’s Guild of Trinity Clifton Welle Sheffield Ave Angel Choir

103 Cubans Welcomed to Indiana as Teachers Study

A welcoming ceremony at Indiana State College for 103 Cuban refugees includes 45 slated to teach Spanish in Hoosier high schools. They travel from Miami to Indianapolis by car and plane, with about 70 arriving Sunday at Weir Cook Airport. The Ford Foundation grant supports the first program of its kind to relieve Indiana’s Spanish teacher shortage. Dr. Louis Curcio notes selecting teachers will be the biggest challenge.

Terre Haute, Ind UPI Hoosier Indiana State College Miami Fla Weir Cook Indianapolis Indiana Ford Foundation Louis Curcio ISC

Cold Eases Drop To 40s Across Indiana

Frigid Canadian air briefly chilled Indiana with 40s readings inland while 80s lingered after a warm afternoon. Forecasters expect a rebound to near normal by Saturday with little rain, but northern counties may see 2 to 3 degrees below normal Saturday. Local 3 pm temperatures ranged from 75 to 78 across Lafayette Chicago Evansville Cincinnati South Bend Terre Haute Louisville Fort Wayne and Indianapolis.

United Press International Indiana Lafayette Chicago Evansville Cincinnati South Bend Terre Haute Louisville Fort Wayne Indianapolis

Counterfeiting Case Studied

INDIANAPOLIS CPI Indianapolis attorney Martin Worrell pleaded innocent in U S District Court to passing counterfeit money Judge Steckler took under advisement a motion by Worrells law partner Dooley Jr 24 Indianapolis charged with robbing a Ladoga Bank of 15000 George Faulkner 26 Indianapolis pled guilty to robbing a Union Federal Savings and Loan branch of 3332 Steckler ordered a pre sentence investigation Bryce Mobley 19 Indianapolis pleaded innocent in the same case and arraignment of Robert Bellord 19 Indianapolis was postponed

Indianapolis CPI Martin Worrell U.S. District Court William E. Steckler Worrell William C. Erbecker Dooley Jr Ladoga George Raymond Faulkner Union Federal Savings & Loan Association Steckler Bryce David Mobley Robert E. Bellord

Executors Appointed in Gaddis Estate and Public Hearing Planned

Newell C Gaddis John W Gaddis and Robert L Austin named co executors of Ruth N Gaddis estate on August 28 1963 all claimants must file within six months or be barred. Public hearing set September 26 1963 at Anderson College for SR 109 SR 32 improvements with economic impact testimony.

Newell C. Gaddis John W. Gaddis Robert L. Austin Ruth N. Gaddis Anderson Ind Eugene Creagmile Superior Court Madison County Austin & Stewart Attorneys Raymond King Stanley King Eurene Creagmile Oie Leo John Conlon Leo Lyle Conlon Superior Court of A. S. Woolbert Charles Foust John W. Foust Lawrence H. Robbins David Cohen Indiana State Highway Commission Indiana Anderson Colege School

Madison County real estate sale and zoning ordinance note

Legal notice details a mortgage foreclosure sale of 34.58 acres in Madison County Indiana part of Hickory Estates with complex metes and bounds and a 1963 zoning ordinance amending the master plan rezoning 9.95 acres to R-4 in Anderson Township. It includes sale terms deed execution and the ordinance enactment date and board actions.

County of Madison State of Indiana Township 19 Said Street Section 2 Runnin Anderson Township Recorder's Office Madison County General Assembly Paul Ravage Peck, Scott & Shine Board of Commissioners Section 11 Board of Zoning Appeals County Board of Commissioners Jesse S. Biddle Ralph D. McCord Harold Foust

Rezoning Davis Acres property to R-2 for subdivision

On petition of William Kenneth and Catherine M. Davis and Robert G. Taylor and Dorothy M. Taylor the Davis Acres property at East 10th Street and Range Line Road is rezoned from Agricultural to R-2 for a residential subdivision. The ordinance amends Madison County P. C. 562 and is recorded with the county auditor.

Joseph H. Armington William Kenneth Catherine M. Davis Robert G Dorothy M. Taylor East 10Th Street Range Line Road Davis Acres

Classified Advertising Rates and Policies Overview

The People's Marketplace displays office hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and outlines rates of 29 cents per line per day for a week, 33 cents for three days, and 42 cents for a one day ad. Monthly rate is $6 per line with a 20 percent discount for cash or payment within seven days after billing.

People's Marketplace Herald Bulletin

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