Toastmasters Meet at YMCA Roseberry York and Peck
Last evening the YMCA Toastmasters convened a regular session with Kenneth McClure as general evaluator. Members and guests included several named speakers and officers, with nominating candidates announced for six month posts and three new members officially enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin
LeVon
Orval Eubank
Gritter
Lewisers
Ger Jones
Everald Allery
Harold Corbin
Richningard Worth
John Jenkins
Harold
Gaddis
Edwin Schowe
James Fosner
Mcallister
Orval Burwinner
Bank
Robert White
Roberts
Wiebke
Irvin Palmer
Robert
Charles Nipple
Educational
Harold Gaddis
Erle Peck
Thayer Lane
New Relief for Hay Fever Invention Debuts in Chicago
Dr. observes a remarkable advance against hay fever congestion claiming relief within minutes. A three layer tablet called Dristan opens blocked passages and stops sneezing while clearing itchy eyes, available without prescription for 98 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cristen
Whitehall Pharmacal Company
Anderson Women Enroll In IU Dental Hygiene Course
Miss Myrtle Irene Starr of Anderson is among 26 women joining a two year dental hygiene program at Indiana University School of Dentistry in Indianapolis. The class is the largest entering cohort for the program preparing women as dental hygienists and health teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Irene Starr
Anderson
Indiana University School of Dentistry
Indianapolis
Tis
Miss Starr
Ada Sain
Eastloth St. Anderson
Indiana University extension course for teachers opens Sept 19
Joe L. Dye said the extension course Prepara tion of Inexpensive Instructional Material for Anderson area teachers begins September 19. Teachers may enroll in course R543 by reporting to Room 113 at Anderson High School September 19 at 6:30 p.m. A surgeons team notes cold water promptly helps reduce pain and danger from bad burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana University
Anderson
Joe L. Dye
Anderson High School
Dye
Watchtower Visitor Cites Bible Study Tour in City
Morris Cummings, supervisor for Indiana circuit, arrives to assist in personal Bible study while addressing two-week series at Kingdom Hall 2418 Brown St. He discusses New Things Learned and Finding Happiness in a Troubled World with public meetings open at 8 p.m. Saturday and 6 p.m. Sept 15 and 4 p.m. Sept 22.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fargo
Fort Wortl
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Mre
Morris Cummings
Indiana
Nice
Moline
New Orleans
Eds
Anderson Congregation
Jehov- Phoenix
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Cummings
Tampa
Watchtower Bible School
Gilead
Kingdom Hall
Brown St
Birmingham Civil Rights Tensions and National Guard Note
Police thwart a staged explosion threat as Rev. F L Shuttlesworth suspends enrollment efforts in Birmingham. He says Negroes will cease attempts to integrate white schools. Governor Folsom warns National Guard use only as a last resort amid racial violence. Kasper and Aikens face charges of dis orderly conduct and loitering.
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F. L. Shuttlesworth
Phillips
Shuttlesworth
Birmingham
Montgomery
Alabama
James E. Folsom
National Guard
Folsom
Kasper
G. H. Aikens
Suits and Divorces Filed in Indiana Courts
Courthouse notices list new suits in Circuit Court and Superior Court across Indianapolis and Anderson. Cases include contract suits Byer and Gaus, Morris Plan vs Raymond Wilson, Arnkens Corp vs Nichol son, and notes against Judith Hopper, plus several divorce actions involving Noe, Goodwin, Welsh, and Hagler. Court minutes show motion denial in malicious prosecution and venue change filings for Anderson annexation.
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Circuit Court
American Security Division of
A.S.C. Corporation
Thomas W. Hiles
Carolyn J. Hiles
Byer and Gaus
Indianapolis
Morris Plan Corporation
Raymond Wilson
Conrad 5
Amkens
Gerald D. Sylvester
Joan B. Sylvester
Conrad S. Arnkens
Raymond R. Nicholson
Patricia
Nicholson
Judith Hopper
Denver Hopper Jr
John R. Walsh
Nick S. Pancol
Eudogia N
Salyer and Woolbert
Barbara Jean Goodwin
Max Eugene Goodwin
Campbell
Anderson and
Anderson
Michigan Mutual Liability Company
Ronald Huntzinger
Superior Court
Dorothy Ann Hagler
Charles Robert Hasler
Beverly E. Stevens
Robert C. Stevens
John R. Mash
Sparks I. Brooks
Sharon L. Marsh
Grace B. DeArmond
Sophia L. Surbaugh
George Surbaugh
Doris R. Surbaugh
Vic Wikle
S. Margaret Hendrix
Thomas Hendrix
Marriage Licenses Granted in Local Jurisdiction
Everett L Antrim Gaston born 1937 factory employe wed San dee Kay Hill Muncie born 1939. Raymond Wilson Anderson born 1931 salesman wed Lydia Londina Lima Anderson born 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett L. Antrim
Gaston
Sandee Kay Hill
Muncie
Raymond Wilson
Anderson
Lydialondina Lima
Traffic Deaths Report From Indiana and Nearby States
A string of fatal and injurious crashes is reported across Indiana and nearby areas. In Gibson County a tree caused a collision on U S 41 near Fort Branch involving a car driven by Doyle Ashby. Five year old Susan Benhower of Orland was killed when run over by truck wheels. Elmer Smith of Elkhart died after a collision near Elkheart. Charles Webb of Sunman died after a weathered car crash in Cincinnati. The driver of the other vehicle faced charges for operating an unroadworthy vehicle due to worn rear tires. Mary Jones of Muncie was fatally injured by a car driven by Charlotte Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Elmer J. Smith
Elkhart
Charles H. Webb
Sunman
Emerson
Cincinnati
Mary Jones
Muncie
Charlotte Barber
College to Build Four Story Women’s Residence Hall
The college advances a four story women’s residence with 170 coeds expected to move in next year. Arthur B. Henning is architect and a long term loan from the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency funds the project. Old Main renovations include rest rooms for both sexes, a walk in refrigerator and new drapes in the dinette, all part of a campus upgrade. The chemistry department gains classrooms and labs after relocation of the library and a one year wait for completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Henning
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Edwards
Old Main
U S Action Continues as War Talk Rises in Middle East Frontiers
Soviet leader Gromyko heads to New York for the UN session with statements signaling policy at the U N meeting. Cairo papers accuse the West of oil driven aggression. Syria defends its ties with Moscow while noting most Soviet experts have left.
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Syria
Damascus
al Kabass
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Nasser
Cairo
Buu
Uncvuuzutaly
Abdul Hamid Serraj
Iraq
Infant Roberts Dies in Hospital relocation plan noted
Infant Claude Roberts son of Mr and Mrs Robert Roberts Jr died shortly after birth at St Johns Hospital. Survived by parents three brothers and extended relatives. Graveside services set for Thursday at 10 am East Maplewood Cemetery with Leonard P Underwood Funeral Home in charge.
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Claude Roberts
Robert Roberts Jr
Forkner Sr
St. John's Hospital
Robert James
Arville
Tommy
Lee Roberts
Robert Roberts
Arkansas
James Smith
Chicago
East Maplewood Cemetery
Leonard P. Underwood
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties outline
Ralph Emswiller 54 Middletown dies in Henry County Hospital with survivors including widow Iva and two sons. Susan Haugh 88 Daleville dies at home. numerous descendants. Miss Leslie Plackard 61 Summitville dies in Salem. services at Ewing Funeral Home. Mrs Nelle Wilson 74 Fortville dies in Pendleton nursing home. services at Paul C. Cory Funeral Home. Miss Audrey Jackson 58 Wilkinson dies in Greenfield. services at Gilead church.
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Ralph Emswiller
Middletown
Cottage St
Henry County Hospital
Iva
Bobby B. Emswiller
Delbert J. Emswiller
Anderson
Elbert Frazee
Nelle Wilson
Fortville
Scott Nursing Home
Pendleton
Paul C. Cory
L. Metcalf Miller
Hospital discharges list returns from St Johns Hospital
Dismissed patients include Ora Wheeldon of Alexandria Mrs. Ochis Gray and her son at 161 Crystal Street Mrs. Marybelle Williams 172 Hendricks Street David Shoes 1711 Main Street and others across Pendleton Lapel Noblesville Chesterfield and surrounding areas.
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St. John’s Hospital
Ora Wheeldon
Alexandria
Marybelle Williams
Hendricks St. David Shoes
Main St
Hazel Gonding
William Reiley
Jack Palmer
Pendleton
John . Crawford
Sherman St
Harold Price
Robert Bruce
Jackson St
Lanie Griffin
Clarence Stroud
Ulm
John Grimes
Harry Wiseman
Lapel
Billy McKowen
Gilbert Musselman
8Th St
John Dover
Chesterfield
Esther Zierer
van Buskirk
Robert Sears
Esther Sample
Silver
William Brewster
Mary Musselman
Noblesville
Ruth Belbot
Parkway
Terry Hayden
7Th St
Mary Tupman
Brown St
Townsend Contest Highlights Hoosier Derby Connection
The contest featured Terry Townsend, a Richmond Indiana native, who chose the Derby winner citing Indiana roots. He and two young contestants shared winnings of 750 and 250 dollars after each incorrect guess by the panel. Terry later debuted on Today with Dave Garroway after his Akron victory, while his father Woodroe Townsend accompanied him to New York for a TV appearance. Cleveland reports note dairy products make up about a quarter of American food usage.
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Terry
Richmond
Ind
Indiana
Dave Garroway
Akron
Ohio
Woodroe ‘Townsend
New York City
Obituaries of Mrs Achsa Weschler and others in Anderson
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Achsa M Weschler 60 of 1518 Fletcher Street at St Johns Hospital after four weeks illness. Survived by husband Charles and children Mary Kiely Louise Kranz Shirley Sonnenberg John Weschler six grandchildren and siblings. Also noted are infant Howard Ellis son of Mr and Mrs Byron Ellis buried at Brookside Cemetery Lapel. Floyd Bud Strader former local tailor died Sunday in Ball Memorial Hospital with funeral set at First Pilgrim Holiness Church and Vera Coon 61 of 501 W 14th St to be buried at Memorial Park Cemetery after services at First EUB Church.
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Achsa Weschler
Achsa M. Weschler
Fletcher St
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Presbyterian Church
Charles Weschler
Mary Kiely
Ander
Louise Kranz
St Marys
Ohio
Shirley
Sonnenberg
Eric
Penn
John Weschler
Jane Miller
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Floyd
Bud) Strader
Bud Strader
Muncie
Ball Memorial Hospital
Pilgrim Holiness
Ernest Carroll
F. L. Gains
East Maplewood
Baker Brothers Funeral
Vera Coon
H. L. Lanahan
Memorial Park Cemetery
Rozelle Funeral Home
Jerry Coon
Dick, Bob
William and
Kenneth Schattner
Ernest Shroyer
Theaters sign contract for Robinson Basilio telecast
New York reports 178 theaters in 129 cities have contracted for the closed circuit telecast of the Ray Robinson Carmen Basilio middleweight title fight on September 23. Theatre Network Television president Nathan L. Halpern noted the previous closed circuit record was 133 theaters in 93 cities for the Marciano Moore heavyweight bout in 1955.
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New York
Ray Robinson
Carmen
Basilio
Nathan L. Halpern
Theatre Network Television, Inc
Rocky Marciane
Archie Moores
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Ogony Mobil Oil CO
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Sen Faye We
U.S. Action
Pageans
Eeer
YMCA
Beneficial Finance Co
Meriden
Anderson Bank
Beneficial Financs Co
Phi @ Meriden & Ith Sts
Citizen’s B'k
Commonwealth Loan Co
Ad Finance
Commonwealth Loan
Sth St
College Dr
College
Park Place
Park Place Church of God
Sth and
Madison
Susan Haugh
Daleville
Susan Jane Haugh
Madison County
ME Pleasant
Arthur McDavitt
Mt. Pleasant Cemeery
Leslie Plackard
Summitville
Salem
Ewing Funeral Home
Lloyd D. Wyatt
Summitville Methodist Church
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Audrey Jackson Wilkinson
Audrey Jackson
Memorial Hospital
Greenfield
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