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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1964
Page
23
The scheduled game at Valparaiso involving St Joseph's College was canceled after a water blockage disrupted campus transportation. A bus caravan had set out, but many students decided to return home once the obstruction appeared.
The Elwood registration for voters and classes opens at 1 p.m. in the City Building hall and runs daily from 1 to 8 p.m. through October 5. The Rev. Donald Ballmann notes campus classes, a water supply cut affects hours, and radio programs will be on hand.
Elwood Department plans Monday night gathering at Mrs Gus Meyer home on State Road 28 fast with Mrs William Caldwell as moderator. Assisting are Mrs George Hettmansperger and Mrs Esther Fox. The 8 PM meeting aims to discuss social activities.
Funeral services for Ida W. Jones 69 of 2723 South B St will be held at the Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev. Wertz and Rev. Rousch presiding. Burial follows in Elwood City Cemetery. Survivors include three children two daughters one son a brother four sisters five grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
Obituary note for a Detroit area death, listing survivors including husband Admissions Mark Ander, two Leisure, Mrs caUple, and relatives in Pontiac, Fairmount, Lakeside California, with funeral services conducted today in Detroit. The deceased was a St Joseph’s parish member and attended St Joseph's School.
A dairy workers strike in France spreads to 15 more counties, bringing the affected total to 62 of 90. The walkout began last Friday to push for higher wholesale milk prices as the government resists inflationary pressure. The report notes the government’s stance amid broader economic concerns.
The article portrays Barry a variety store owner arguing against a Sunday sales ban. He sold small items to a neighbor and faced arrest for retail sale on Sunday. The District Attorney defends the law as promoting health welfare and a common day of rest. The court finds Sunday closing laws discriminatory for small retailers.
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