Elwood City Court Dispositions Roundup
Belwood judge Michael Tancey presided as multiple defendants faced charges. Dispositions include dismissals on motion, guilty pleas with fines and jail time suspended, and trial dates set for October. Notable cases involve reckless driving, public intoxication, and assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belwood
Michael Tancey
Elwood
William Walsh
William A. Atton
S. E St
Robert Tingle
S. B St
Silvio Garcia
Fettig
Roberto Garza
Alice Kangai
N. B St
Hernandes Torres
Pantaleon Rodriguez
Danny Giselbach
J St
Giselbach
Mariano Barrazo
Max Sizelove
S. 24Th St
Madison County
Michael Puterbaugh
Greentown
John Bannon
12Th St
Roger D. Jones
Mary L. Anderson
Tipton
Wayne Yarling
S. A St
Tancey
Frank Bell
Green's Hotel
Alan D. Bradley
Linda C. Carmichael
Walnut St
Frankton
Linville Miles
Joe Weaver
13Th St
LWV Plans Open House
Andersons League of Women Voters hosts an open house today from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Room 465 Citizens Bank Building to announce headquarters for election activities and material distribution. Elizabeth McMahan says attendees can get voting pamphlets, ask questions, and learn LWV programs with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
League of Women Voters
Citizens Bank
Elizabeth McMahan
Stage Set for Downtown Facelift Band
Correction notice from Wednesday's Herald repeats a paragraph to fix an omission in the story Stage Set for Downtown Facelift Band. The paragraph cites the First Savings & Loan Association building and contrasts tax revenues from $8,000 to about $100,000, a difference of $92,000 that does not have to be collected from individual taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
First Savings & Loan Association
Rezoning Petition Withdrawn for Anderson Center
City Planning Director James Priest reports Har ter Urban asked to withdraw a controversial rezoning petition slated for Anderson City Council action. The nine acre parcel north of Eighth Street and west of Moss Island Road sought Business 3 zoning for a neighborhood shopping center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
James Priest
Eighth Street
Moss Island Road
Priest
Harter Urban
Kings Inn Restaurant Under New Management
Dick Steffan featuring luncheon buffet daily week end entertainment in the Starlight Room. Bittersweet staff for your dancing pleasure banquets to 150 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Inn Restaurant
Dick Steffan
Starlight Room
Candy Sales Begin for Anderson High Band Drive
The Anderson High School Band starts candy sales from September 13 to October 8. Purchases available from any bandsman or parent. The band, fifth at State Fair Band Day, will travel to Southport next month to defend its State Football Marching Contest title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson High School
AHS
Southport
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals
Born at St. John s Hospital to Mr and Mrs Danny Jackson 921 Walnut a boy. Mr and Mrs James Huber Fortville a boy. Mr and Mrs Ronald Serati 4511 Columbus Ave a boy. Mr and Mrs Daniel Jackey 3643 Forest Terrace a boy. Mr and Mrs Donald Sweeney 2225 Nelle a girl. Mr and Mrs Roger Ashburn 628 Nursery Rd a boy. Mr and Mrs Robert E Jones 2208 Arrow Ave a girl. Mr and Mrs Jessie Miller Alexandria a boy. Maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Law Mae Alexandria. Grandparents Dr and Mrs Boyce W Blackwelder 612 Walnut Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Jackson
Walnut
James Huber
Fortville
Ronald Serati
Columbus Ave
Daniel Jackey
Forest Terrace
Donald Sweenley
Nelle
Gennanny Hospital
Roger Ashburn
Nursery Rd
Robert E. Jones
Arrow Ave
Jessie Miller
Alexandria
Charles B. Ane $ Jaena
Robert Lawmae
Ienal
Boyce W. Blackwelder
Walnut, Anderson
Mayor Candidates To Speak At South Anderson Forum
Citizens on Andersons south side will hear Republican incumbent J E Flanagan and Democrat Robert Rock at a 7 PM Sunday public meeting at Emmanuel United Methodist Church 4100 Main The event titled Meet Your Candidate Night aims to introduce candidates and include a Q and A session with refreshments afterward reflecting local concern about the November 2 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Emmanuel United Methodist Church
Main
J.E. Flanagan
Robert Rock
Edwin Helm
South Anderson
Hurricanes Retreat From Gulf Coast Evacuation Update
The story describes evacuations in Port Isabel and Brownsville following hurricane Edith, with parallels to past storms like Beulah and Ella. Forecasters warn Fern could regenerate strength, with potential 70 to 80 mph winds if it concentrates, while a trough extends into the northeastern Gulf and a tropical low near Nassau could become a tropical storm. The system is part of an unusually active tropical basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Isavel
Ella
Mexican
Brownsville
Beulah
Caribbean
Texas
Mexico
Edith
Fern
Northcentral Gulf
Atlantic
Nassau
Bahamas
Dominican Republic
Sis Mn
Tropics
Carib
Heart Surgery Patient Transferred to Krannert Pavilion
Ora Shrout, a patient at St. John's Hospital, has transferred to Krannert Pavilion at Indiana University Medical Center in Indianapolis where he has undergone heart surgery. Shrout resides at Kingston Green Apartments, Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Shrout
St. John’s Hospital
Krannert Pavillion
Indiana University Medical Center
Indianapolis
Shrout
Kingston Green Apartments
Anderson
First Flammability Standard Asked
Washington proposed the first government flammability standard for mattresses to curb deaths and injuries from smoking in bed. The test focuses on a mattress’s resistance to lighted cigarettes. Public comments run 30 days with possible final rule by year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Detroit Fire Department
Bureau of Standards
Federal Trade Commission
Senate approves tough hijacking penalties treaty
The Senate ratified Wednesday by 53 to 0 a treaty binding nations to harsh hijacking penalties. It allows extradition without basis and requires prosecution if extradition fails. Signed at The Hague conference last December, 50 nations joined including the United States and Soviet bloc. Cuba and United Arab Republic abstained or did not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hague
United States
United Arab Republic
Cuba
YWCA Plans Adult Tour to Indianapolis
The YWCA announces an adult bus tour next Tuesday departing 8:30 a.m. from the YWCA to the Museum of Indian Heritage for a guided tour, Lafayette Square lunch, and Krannert Art Museum visit. A special exhibit titled Women runs Sept 14–20 in cooperation with the Indianapolis YMCA. Return to Anderson about 5:30 p.m. Reservations due next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
United Fund Agency
Indianapolis
Museum of Indian Heritage
Lafayette Square
Krannert Art Museum
75Th A
Anderson
Two Armed Robberies Reported in Indiana Location
A second armed robbery report reached city police about 1125 PM at a service station at Ind 9 and I 69. An attendant said a male Negro with a nylon Halloween mask produced a gun, grabbed cash, and fled on foot toward I-69. Police notified county and state units. bomb probe and manhunt for two suspects continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
I-69
Mistaken Identity Case From Cutting Incident
A spokesperson for the Anderson Police Department said a mistaken identity arose from a cutting incident. Gloria Jean Teague 1617 W 14th St was not the injured woman. The actual victim, Gloria Teague of 1617 W 14th St, sustained a five inch abdomen slash and was treated and released at St John's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Police Department
Gloria Jean Teague
W St
Gloria Teague
14Th St
Ae John's Hospital
Fairmount Okays Budget of 126,204 in 1972 hearing
Fairmount Town Board approved a 1972 budget totaling 126,204.32 dollars with a tax levy of 3.714 dollars per thousand, up from 1971 due to state excise tax revenue shortfalls and lower net taxable property. The police fund rose to 21,500 dollars, street fund to 14,100, and park fund to 11,243, while personnel salaries mostly held steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount
Fairymount
Desegregation Bus Plans Cause Confusion in Several Cities
Desegregation steps prompted busy bus routes in Del Rio and Chattanooga with 8000 pupils in the blended district facing shifts. First day turnout dropped in Chattanooga and Nashville amid court ordered clustering. officials reported evacuations and searches at Brainerd High and a Nashville private school. Arkansas Governor Dale Bumpers praised Little Rock progress amid local opposition. A Nazi-protest bus armband incident occurred near Charlotte with Cmdr Matt Koehl identifying the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Nashville
Brainerd
Peabody Demonstration School
Arkansas
Dale Bumpers
Little Rock
Central High School
Bumpers
Charlotte
N C
John Belk
Cmdr
Matt Koehl
Socialist White Peoples Party
Fof Arlington, Va
Anderson area deaths lead with Barker and others
A string of obituaries from Anderson, Lapel, Muncie, Elwood, Pendleton, Summitville, Seymour note Raymond Barker, 63, of Anderson. Rose McCann of Bedford. Statesman and Noblesville youths. Ethel Rushton of Indianapolis. and John Creamer of Summitville among the deceased. Funeral details list dates, places, and survivor names.
Margaret E Dunn Final Rites Set For Today
Final rites for Margaret Edith Dunn aged 53 are at 10 a.m. today at St Marys Catholic Church. She lived at 1324 West 11th Street and will be interred at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Margaret Edith Dunn
W. 11Th St
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Final rites for Oscar Miller in English at Wesleyan Church
Funeral services set for 11 a m today at the Wesleyan Church in English for Oscar Miller aged 80 of 2827 West 20th Street. Interment will follow at Grantsberry Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Church
Oscar Miller
W. 20Th St
Grantsbery Cemetery
Paul Graves Rites Held in Middletown Funeral Home
Paul Graves 63 of Lehigh Acres Florida will be laid to rest at Miller Cemetery Middletown after services at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home. He was the father of Patricia Smith of Anderson. Interment will follow in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard and Shirey
Middletown
Paul Graves
Lehigh Acres
Fla
Anderson
Patricia Smith
Miller Cemetery
Butler Funeral Home in Warren for Mrs Grace Brubaker
The Butler Funeral Home in Warren is handling arrangements for Mrs Grace Brubaker, a former Anderson resident. The service details and burial plans are to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Funeral Home
Warren
Grace Brubaker
Anderson
Final rites for five year old Michael Gholston set Saturday
Funeral services for Michael Allen Gholston age five will be held at 1 p m Saturday at the Sherman Street Church of God. He is the son of Larry and [redacted] Gholston. Calling hours are 5 to 10 p m Friday and two hours before the funeral at L C May Funeral Home. Interment will be at East Maplewood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Street
Church of God
Michael Allen Gholston
W. 22Nd St
Larry Gholston
L. C. May Funeral Home
East Maplewood Cemetery
Nellie C Little 80 Alexandria resident dies after long illness
Nellie C Feni more Little 80 longtime Alexandria resident died Tuesday evening at Community Hospital after a long illness. Born January 12, 1891 in Alexandria to Waldo and Mary Alice Feni more, she was a First Baptist Church member and active in several clubs. She married Everett Cunningham, who died earlier, and later Verne Little Sr., who survives. Surviving are two daughters, two stepchildren, four stepdaughters, a sister, 21 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. today at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home with Rev. Albert E Neher. Burial in IOOF Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Thomas Barker
Jackson
Richmond
Lapel
Anderson
John
Florence Barker
Barker
Leon
Muncie
Joseph
Boise
Idaho
Franklin
Fairmount
George
Ruby) Smith
Geraldine Nemskie
Wally
Bonnie) Cox
Chicago
Ford Statesman
Turney
Methodist
Indianapolis
Young Statesman
Noblesville Junior High School
David
Christian Church
Margo Johnson
Westfield
Jeffrey
Mark
Noblesville
Roy Whetsel
Lula Davis
Lee Mangold
Coaltrin' Funeral
Crownland Cemetery
Alexandria
Nellie C. Little
Rt. 1
Scott
Addition
Community Hospital
Waldo
Mary Alice Fenimore
Little
First Baptist Church
Madison County Democratic Club
Home Demonstration Club
Rebekah Lodge
Everett Cunningham
Verne Little Sr
Robert Fuller
Arthur Edwards
Fortville
Verne Little Jr
Summitville
Jerry Little
Robert Waymire
Leesburg
Orville Byrd
Arthur Mohler
Howard Edmondson
Dayton
Ohio
Lora McPhearson
Peru
Likens to Represent Area Young Farmers
George Likens, a Jackson Township farmer, was appointed by Indiana Farm Bureau president George Coup to represent District Six on the Indiana Farm Bureau Young Farmer's State Committee. He will also serve as secretary of the Indiana Committee for one year. A meeting in Clarksville planned for January's National Young Farmers and Ranchers Conference, with a Kentucky committee present, to be joint hosts. All Madison County young farmers are invited to local meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Likens
Jackson Township
George Coup
The
Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc
Indiana Farm Bureau
Young Farmer's
Likens
Clarksville
Young Farmers and Ranchers
Kentucky
Indiana
Madison County
Fire destroys Fairmount furniture plant. cause undetermined
Fairmount Fire Chief Dale Leach said the cause of last week’s blaze at Community Furniture Manufacturing remains undetermined and will be referred to the state fire marshal. Loss exceeds 100000 with 3000 chairs 6500 chair frames and equipment destroyed. plant owned by the late Clem Hill and the owner Alpha Jones suspects a faulty machine or wiring. The story also notes Timothy Bottoms will co star with Maggie Smith in The Widower filmed in London this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount
Community Furniture Manufacturing, Inc
Dale Leach
Alpha Jones
Rt. 2
Summitville
Palatial Harem Opens To Tourists In Istanbul
ISTANBUL AP A stout door opened to public tours of Topkapi Palace and its harem revealing 400 years of imperial life. About 3,000 visitors saw gilded rooms, the fruit room of Ahmet III, the imperial hamman, and the crown prince’s courtyards while learning of eunuchs, executions, and political intrigue that shaped the sultanate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Murat
Topkapi
Falcon Gate
Ahmet III
Mahmut II
Bosporus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elwood City Court
LWV
M. Max Morgan
Jesus Christ
WLW
WBRI
WHBU
Mente
Northside
Clarks
Florida
National Bureau of Standards
Fairmount Okays
del Rio
County
Raymond Barker
Mrs. Rose McCann
Rose McCann
Bedford
Rolling Hills
Ethel Rushton
Ethel Jenkins Rushton
Moore and Kirk Northeast
Lou Ann Cogan
Jerry
Phillip
Denny Rushton
Harold Jenkins
Robert Jenkins
Smith Gearries
E. Gilbert
Lola Morris
Ball Memorial Hospital
Gearries
Madeline
Norman
Columbus
Smith Jr
Elizabethtown
Wilma Hughes
Waveland
Wilbur
Danville
Parson Mortuary
Lowell E. Yeatts
Beech Grove
Raymond Linville
Raymond
Ray
Linville
Martin
Margaret Linville
Martha Pingle Linville
Eagles and Moose Lodges
Clark Chapel
C. Gene Smith
Grace United Methodist Church
Elwood City
Horace Jacobs
Pendleton
Pendleton Reformatory
Eleanore
Beverly Carter
Gloria Hightower
Union City
James Jacobs
Audria Ashby
Knightstown
Cornell Bright
Verlin Smith
Groveland
John Creamer
St. Petersburg
Reva DeLong Creamer
Frances Creamer
Dora DeLong Case
Elizabeth Juillart
Leona Fox
Seymour
Voss Mortuary
Leona M. Fox
Riverview Cemetery
Margaret E. Dunn
Michael A. Gholston
David Sr. Statesman
David Scott Statesman
Logan
Rich
Leach
New York
Timothy Bottoms
Maggie Smith
London
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!