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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1965
Page
1
Zion National Park Utah reports 15 more hikers rescued from the Narrows after three days in the canyon. Nine remaining travelers, including a knee injury victim, were brought toward the park entrance as rescuers worked to complete the operation amid flood damage.
Dismissed patients include Miss Janet Bledsoe of 901 Bittersweet Lane Mrs Anna Hendricks 1822 W Asth St Harold Krentz Lapel Mrs Norma Bustom Chester field Lawrence Gore 3401 River Park Dr John Bolt 2319 Sheridan St Mrs Annie Davis and son 2013 Nelle St Mrs Rosie Collins and daughter 1508 Locust St Joseph Larry Sr 1514 Mortai St
Prime Minister Pearson said the decision to call an election rests solely with him amid opposition threats of a no confidence vote. He noted the need to avoid another year of uncertainty and referenced the centennial year of 1987 as a cutoff. In a separate note, the City Engineer announced 22nd Street closures from Pil Street to the Pennsylvania railroad crossing for repairs today 7:30 am to 2 pm Thursday.
The Association of Churches of Greater Anderson will sponsor its third Leadership School on September 14, 16, 21 and 23 with a banquet on September 27 for instructors and attendees. Classes meet at the First EUB Church with Rev. Frederick W. Lanan as dean and host pastors Rev. Philip Hillsamer and Rev. Philip Edwards. teachers come from 25 member churches.
Wild Jet reported that Ferozepore about 50 miles southwest of Amritsar was bombed, resulting in fourteen fatalities.
Clark a Lakeview Terrace computer technician and five companions including Frank Fielding Bill Blair Bob Rodman and Les Frozen faced a flood at the narrows canyon in Los Angeles. Two clung to an overhang while another pair pressed to a cliff wall gripping a small tree in knee deep water. A fifth found safety in a canyon recess and park officials could not confirm others’ presence as none registered with the service.
The Anderson Board of Realtors holds its weekly meeting Friday at noon in Farris Cafeteria. Guest speaker Tom Winship of Mercantile Mortgage Company Indiana polis will discuss the mortgage market. Pete Wood presides with F Stuart Walker as co chairman.
Worry about loose teeth plates slipping or wobbling? Sprinkle this pleasant powder on your plates for added comfort and a firmer hold. The fastacting noneacid formula aims to keep plates secure while eating talking or laughing. Sold at drug counters and stores.
Lapel chapter of the American War Mothers coordinates donations to Marion Hospital next week. Mrs Thelma Dooley hosts with Estie Lewis assisting. items include radios, fabric, scrap leather and lumber, golf balls, bags, books, games, zipper parts and thread. Money may fund the Canteen Book or Patients Emergency Fund. Nora Whelchel to represent Lapel at Louisville convention September 25 to 30.
Postmaster Howard L. Ring earned commendation from U S Savings Bonds chief William H. Neal for guiding the school savings effort. The program, active in Anderson schools, relies on cooperation among teachers parents and post office staff to promote thrift and stamp sales.
In Bedford Indiana a police officer wounded in a berserk pistol incident died Tuesday at Mary Catherine Memorial Hospital. The shooter, Bert Graham 73, died by his own hand as officers closed in after shooting his wife and his stepdaughter.
The body was moved from Baker Brothers to Green and Harrell Funeral Home Bloomington for services Thursday at 2 p.m. Burial will follow in Valhalla Memory Gardens Bloomington. Friends may visit Green and Harrell after 4 p.m. Wednesday.
The Forest Hills project plans a 20 classroom elementary building with a library kindergarten and special education facilities. Lunch room and gym separation during noon hours uses foldable bleachers rolled to center. Opening slated for fall but window glazier strike and construction delays may push start by four to six weeks. Board authorized routine bills and discussed current school activities.
Clifford Dale 77 a former Rt 4 Anderson resident who retired to the Peabody Home in North Manchester will have last rites at 10 a.m. today at Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home. Rev. Philip Hillsamer of First EUB Church will officiate. Burial follows at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
A 67 year old man Wood died about two hours after a local travel crash at 40 mph. He is survived by a widow and five adult children who seek damages of 125000. Attorney Riley M. Sharp represents the plaintiff.
Funeral rites for Harvey M. Males 83 set for 2 p.m. at Prairie Baptist Church with burial at church cemetery in Lapel conducted by Reverend Leon Lutz and Reverend H. D. Halsey. Dora Auler 75 of Frankton to have last rites at 2 p.m. at George C. Harper Funeral Home with burial in KPIOOF Cemetery. service led by Reverend Arthur Bishop.
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