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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1964
Page
2
Elwood businesses form a mutual aid network under Art Noble chairing the Industrial division of the Chamber of Commerce. The plan calls for rapid aid with equipment and manpower to restart immobilized firms during emergencies, modeled after larger city programs.
Arthur Fennimore a 22 year old pianist joins the Indianapolis Symphony as a bonus performer for Ball State Teachers College concert on Sunday December 13 in the Emens College Community Auditorium Muncie. Izler Solomon conductor praised him prompting the extra engagement the night before in Indianapolis.
The Rev. Abraham M. Zegel will be guest speaker at Mounds Baptist Church Sunday at 7:30 PM and Meadowbrook Baptist Church Wednesday at 7:00 PM. A Polish born missionary and pastor, he founded The Christian Testimony to the Jew in Philadelphia and edits the Aduth quarterly. He studied in Poland and worked with Dr. W. O. Lewis in 1932–33 for the Baptist World's Alliance. He is active in the Hebrew Christian Alliance of America and the West Philadelphia Ministerium.
The Business and Professional Women's Club in Alexandria will meet next Monday at 7 30 in the I and M rooms with the finance committee led by Virginia Kerr Connie Hill Phyllis Cox and Rosemary Robbins in charge. Mrs Claude Brown assisted by Mrs Al Bushong hosted an all day Help Your Neighbors gathering at the Brown home with gifts from Mrs Grover McMahan Dell Bell Maggie Hughes and Edna Montgomery. Presenters were Mrs Brown and Mrs Harold Swaim. Contest prizes went to Mrs Austin Johnson Mrs Ty Bell and Mrs Leigle Waler. The next meeting is Oct 8 with Mrs Grover McMahan and Mrs Arthur Woolley as co hostesses.
Morris Plan Corp. sues Guy L. Craig and Alberta Craig on a promissory note with Joan C. Bashaw listed. Wade case seeks absolute divorce between Lowanna Sue Wade and Donald G. Wade via Manor and Tanner. Multiple State of Indiana dockets include affadavits for escape and theft with prosecutors William F. Lawler Jr. in various criminal actions. A condemnation suit against Morris Ashton ends with a $16,000 award to the defendant.
Elwood Madison County Road Superintendent Lewis Windsor 57 died 10 30 a m Friday at Mercy Hospital after a four week illness He was Democratic chairman for Pipe Creek Township precinct 13 and a member of the Farmers Union and the Christian Congregational Church at Alexandria He was born June 4 1907 in Summitville He is survived by his widow Elizabeth Jarrett Windsor two daughters Ruth Legg and Virginia Darrell Stansberry a brother Frank Preston and several grandchildren Funeral rites 2 p m Monday at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home Burial Park View Cemetery Alexandria He may call at the funeral home Saturday evening.
Robert Vern Lakey, son of Mrs. Elnore Lakey, wrote from Puerto Rico that he flew in a Navy plane that located hurricane Dora early this week. This was Lakey’s first hurricane flight and he said it was exciting but he wouldn’t want to fly into too many more.
The Riley School Fish Fry hosted by the Jonah Club will run Friday September 25 from 4 to 8 p.m. at Riley School. Mrs. George Pancol chairs the event with numerous helpers including Mrs. Emerson Brooks publicity chair and Mrs. Halford Reddick coffee, plus chairs for soft drinks fishpond cakewalk dessert fries and many more roles.
Peterborough Technical College Principal John McIntyre says a long hair trend causes issues when a student, mistaken for a girl, was found entering the boys’ restroom. The person turned out to be a boy with shoulder length hair.
DENVER Colo AP L Cline 36 Penrose pleaded innocent in U S District Court to a kidnaping charge involving two 11 year old boys abducted from their Lafay ette Indiana homes July 30 and driven to Colorado. Federal attorneys note the indictment cites possible death penalty if a victim is harmed. The boys are Jackie Lee Baird and Douglas McCord Jr.
About 500 teenagers gathered outside Charles Finley's La Porte residence after rumors spread that the Beatles would visit Thursday night. Deputies said the crowd was orderly and fin ally learned Finley had a Kansas City engagement next week, with the band scheduled for Municipal Stadium.
In Indianapolis two psychologists and school officials interviewed 50 to 80 girls involved in a riot at the girls school. Disturbance began Thursday afternoon and peace was restored by 8 pm. Two injuries reported and several officers were assaulted during the clash.
The Madison County Circuit Court awarded Morris Ashton 16000 for his divided 37 acre farm cut by the new Interstate Highway. The verdict follows a four hour deliberation in a condemnation suit with William F. Lawler Jr as defense attorney and Judge Carl T. Smith presiding.
The Board of Public Works gave no clear answer on whether to restart the municipal power plant. Negotiators for utility workers pressed for a decision as the plant remains shut for inspection and repairs.
Los Angeles authorities rate the marquee at the Biltmore Theater as showing Now Playing Cleveland Wrecking Co. Show With a Bang. The sign draws attention for its theatrical wording in a historic venue.
Moron 80 miles west of Caracas hosts one oil refinery one petrochemical plant one school and seventy bars. In South Bend Indiana Rev Michael A Mulcaire aged 70 longtime Notre Dame administrator died Thursday night on campus after serving as vice president and faculty athletics board chair.
Terre Haute Indiana mayor Ralph Tucker called the honor a defense against claims the city is a sin city. The Religion in American Life program will present the award October 8 based on worship attendance.
Three Moscow taxicab drivers were sentenced to three years in prison for overcharging customers $40, as reported by Moscow Pravda on Thursday.
The Henry County chapter of the National Farmers Organization ended a four day stall in at the New Castle stock yards Friday morning. At least six trucks loaded with one or two hogs each had parked at the market day and night since Tuesday in a 23 state livestock boycott to push for higher prices.
Walter E. Thomas, Purdue University class of 1948, returns as head of the industrial and mechanical engineering technology department for Purdue's new School of Technology. He previously graduated West Lafayette High School in 1941.
Saigon officials report unconfirmed chatter of a coup against Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh as troops and armored cars appear in unusual numbers. The weekend fear grows amid border tensions with Cambodia and renewed U.N. council complaints of incursions.
Local authorities ask anyone with information about the killing to contact them. Turner is survived by his wife Mary four daughters two sons one brother and one sister. He was buried yesterday in Grove Lawn Cemetery Pendleton.
Rescue planes reached the scene after 6 30 p m EDT to aid crew members from the 555 foot Globe Explorer. A Coast Guard message reported the ship burning severely with two lifeboats in the water as merchant ships were directed to assist. Seas were calm and delays were possible before surface ships could arrive.
Marion Superior Court Judge Frank Symmes postponed to Monday a ruling on a state motion to dismiss a suit that seeks to force the Indiana State Election Board to place Sen Kenneth Reagin and John Thomas on the November ballot. The decision will determine whether the two candidates will appear on the ballot for the election.
Emory D. Clifford 75 of 509 W 10th St died suddenly Friday at St. John's Hospital. A World War I veteran, he retired from General Motors in Lansing and belonged to East Lynn Christian Church. Surviving spouse Dottie Litten Clifford and six children are named along with siblings and other relatives. Funeral arrangements are at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Funeral services and burials are listed for several other local residents including Harold E Parker Nellie E Bond and Marcia G Jamerson with church services and interment details provided.
Barry Goldwater assailed the Supreme Court’s decisions on reapportionment and school prayer as judicial overreach and warned of raw power in Washington. He linked Civil Rights Act votes to moral governance and urged lawmaking bodies to interpret constitutionality, not nine justices.
James M. Barr 73 a retired Elwood grocer died Friday at St Francis Hospital Indianapolis after living on South R Street He was born in 186... May Jackson Barr his wife survived by two children Robert Barr and Mrs Thomas Swinehart a brother George of Bridgeport Mass a sister Mrs Josephine Black of Denver five grandchildren and five great grandchildren The body lies at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with viewing Sunday Funeral arrangements incomplete
Obituaries from Wilkinson Noblesville Cicero and surrounding areas report Blanch Cook 73 wife of Victor Cook a minister from Wilkinson dies at home. Services set for Monday at Condo and Sons Funeral Home with burial in Mc Cray Cemetery. Survivors include husband son daughter four brothers three sisters and two grandchildren. Also notices for Gerald L. Ferguson 49 Noblesville Marshall Taylor Poe 51 Cicero Eda Davis 69 Ingalls and William Gossett 55 Wilkinson. Funeral services and burials scheduled across multiple towns including Cicero Arcadia Noblesville and Pointer Kentucky with dates and locations listed.
Bethany Christian at Cross Street Lonis Kineman will speak on A Desirable Office at 9 am. First Nazarene holds Sunday School 9:30 am and service 10:30 am with Break Up Your Fallow Ground. Emmanuel Methodist offers 9 am worship and 7 pm Needed Boldness For Christ.
Yoshio and Teru Sonda describe their daugher Noriko Miss Sonda a Japanese exchange student who spent time in Anderson with the American Field Service activity. She attends Kumagaya and Kumagaya is described as a rural town north of Tokyo with about 100000 residents. Noriko plans to speak to service clubs and school groups about life in the United States and aims to become a United Nations interpreter.
Tax hearings schedule lists times for Duck Creek to Van Buren Townships with afternoon sessions. Remaining budgets and levies for schools cities towns libraries and conservation districts to be considered during Tuesday and Wednesday Tax Adjustment Board sessions.
Mrs. Orville Freeman wife of the U S secretary of agriculture will delineate The Role of Women and Young Voters in the 1964 Election at a meeting of The Indiana Democratic Women's Club in French Lick Indiana Saturday Other wives scheduled to speak include Mrs Vance Hartke Mrs Birch Bayh Mrs Roger D Branigin and Mrs Robert L Rock
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