Anderson Herald from Anderson, Indiana • 2

TH! ANDERSON HERALD WEDNESDAY DICIMRIR 12 1956 RAGE 1 Person City Council Anderson Kiwanians Award Arthur ontaine lAnderson ''Airport Commission md L' 1 "'ZAt Scholarships To Services Toddy Obituaries A memorial tribute was paid APPRECIATION on riday Dec 21 All money education at the Kiwanis group aL I 11 nf tho VlvL'dnlc uonai eppiovai nau own given mhy wi la $162500 grant bythe federal children" I A rrt rt ft I Vi i rrt A 1 1 I ONLY Denturt Coahiaea na government once steered defense at the home of her parents contracts away from cities having w'th whom she resided will be DELIVERS in tribute to Start at Art ontaine We will be closed from 1:00 to 3:00 Wednesday i Afternoon OCCASIONAL TABLES VISIT OUR BEAUTIUL NEW STORE TODAY! OUSEHOLD INANCE EJ PRE HOLIDHV OERSHUE 3D MMI I 'MID IH MONTHS DECKERS Jack Leo in East Maplewood Cemetery riends will be received at the Leonard Underwood uneral Home after 6 this evening grand jury on charges of beating stage and screen actor Malcolm Lee Beggs to death with whiskey MOST LIBERAL CREDIT IN INDIANA inal pites for Arthur on taine orest Manor manager of Decker's Inc and prominent 1016 MAIN ST PHONE 3 3357 tested Monday against a commu nications break of about 43 hoursSoon after the protest was made some messages began to come through EXTRA LONG EXTRA WIDE SEATS 8 PEOPLE EASILY YET CLOSES TO 48 INCHES! Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties Househoh! procidet life insurance protection on alt loans without extra cost tp you JSSt aIERS Jesse Herbert Ayers 66 for mer resident died Tuesday at Kalamazoo Mich'' where he had resided for the past 20 years Mr Ayers was born Ander son the son of Wilham and Mar Miracle Cushion Holds alse Teeth light Ginni 7 piece 0II1ETTE REG 109 95 KARL MAJOR Word has been received by friends here of the death of Karl Major son of George Major resi dent o' Anderson until about three years ago Mr Major died Mon day in Madison Ind where he resided with his father inal ar rangements are unknown OR YOUR HOME Payments inducts chants at iht flat monthly salt of lYion unpa idbalances ury and was blinded in one eye and partially blinded me otr by an acid explosion in 1947 Phone 6 6 58 2 2 2 f2tA $Uut OYSTER OUTPUT BALTIMORE The US has: the largest total oyster produc tion in the world ivsr '67 Steps Off Meridian On 11th" Anderson A iTrviTf pAmmiccinn anrl the Anderson Public Service Commission and the Anderson Public Service Committee Come In Today Hava Your New Dinette in Time for Christmas! conducted "at' mThurs day at the Harold Rozelle uneral Home The Rev George A Harris pastor of the East Lynn Christian Church will be charge and burial be uh East Maplewood Cemetery riends are now being receiv Prtmtens optnt bronchial tubaa loosen mucous congestion reliaroaCsut (nrv tension All this with out taking painful in jections Th srerct ii Prunatane combinaa 3 medicines (in full prescriptiaa strength) found most effectira in combination tor asthma distress Each performs a special purpose So look forward to sleep at night and freedom from asthma spasms fret Primatene at any drugstore Only Pdf money back guarantee TILDEN SHELTON for Til den Shelton 80 lifelong Madi son County resident who7 died Monday at his farm home west of Markleville will be conduct ed at 2 Wednesday in the Condo and Son uneral Home Wilkinson by the Rev Raymond A Burchfield of Anderson Bur ial will be in Mt Zion Lutheran Cemetery New Columbus riends are being' received: in the funeral home MILK USE WASHINGTON About 30 percent of the milk manufactur ed or produced in the US ia usod as a beverage and for cooking Yow Get I6M 7H 8M 90S 1004 Giant she table opens to (4) wu Inlaid de stKii table top in turquoise and grey Ilarm proof table top defies scratches is unharm ed by food acids cleans easily Gleaming triple 1 plate chrome trim and legs All fi chairs have alr cush loned seats Washable plastic up holstered collected in the campaign will be used to sponsor a Christmas nartv for the benefit of needv APproxfmately' wX) children arc expected to attend Eastside Civic Club Holds Dinner The December meeting of the East £ide Community Club was held last night in the Anderson College dining room with the Rp'v Knnptn jtkR stisp the irst Baptist Church as the speaker The speaker was intro duced by Prof Walter Halde man program chairman President A Broderick an nounced that the civic board of directors would meet Dec 13 at the home of Rav tha Ayers He operated one of the first livery services here and was a painter Survivors include three sons George and William Ayers both of Kalamazoo and Russell Ay era of Detroit Mich one sis ter Miss Minnie Ayers ofc Mid THeiown Ind 22 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren The body was taken to the Langeland uneral Home in Kal amazoo and will be brought Thursday afternoon to the Nuck "CarmichM 'TlllMMl Home here where friends will be received after 6 Thurs day evening inal rites will be Conducted at 10:30 a riday at the funeral home by the Rev Monroe Schuster and burial will be in EastMaple wood Cemetery Hi ClubLine Of Dimes Drive nnr effortrto boost the total of the annual Anderson High School lli Line of Djmes flub members turned out at the Anderson New Albany basketball game Tuesday night in white 1 bibbed overalls to make furthcrcolleetions for the drive A total of $7375 was collected during me' which result ed in a grand total of $35964 a figure much lower than prev ious years have yielded Club members have indicated that their expected goal was pear $500 The club will make anotherattempt to boost the drive total afc the 'Anderson Muncie game CHARLES HARNEY Charles Harney 78 1224 1 St died at 6:30 pfn "yes terday In his home following an illness of several months Born and reared in AndersonMr Harney had lived here all ILLNESS TOLLS WASHINGTON On an aver age winter day it is estimated that: six million men women government for an airport here In order to qualiy for the aid Anderson would be required to raise matching funds Copies of the resolution were mailed last night to Mayor MRS OLIVE KEY Mn? Olive Keyf 68 of McCordsville died Sunday in Titusville la riends will be received etier 3 pm Wednesday in the Paul Cory uneral Home ort ville Services wiH be conduct ed in the funeral home st 1:30 p' Thursday Burial will be In Gravel Lawn Cemetery Survivors include: her hus band one son Herman Keyf of McCordsville two sisters Mrs Bertha Johnson of Winchester and Mrs George Gordon of Lynn and two grandchildren acute labor shortages" The policy was adopted 1951' as a Korean War measure but has not been used recently because there were no general tabor shortages" SWaT outifts prrai rnn uineriu tinmp ntschsrges tnroughj MRS JENNY RAY PENDLETON Services for Mrs Jenny Ray 72 213 Main St Pendleton who died Monday night in the Hamilton Coupty Rest Home Noblesville will be conducted at 10 a Thursday in the Cornell Bright uneral Home Pendleton Burial will be in Grove Lawn Cemetery She was a member of the Methodist Church in England her native country and of the Pendleton Methodist Society of Christian Service and of the all City Home Economics Club riends are being received in the funeral home Survivors in clude: Her husband 0 Ray one son" Kenneth Hulme Co lumbus Ohio three grandchil dren and three great grandchil dren one sister Mrs 5L Ramsey of Orlando la and one brother Robert Green of Co lumbus Ohio MRS LENA PATTERSON ORTVILLE Services for Mrs "Lena Patterson 86 who at the home a daughter will be conducted at 1 Wednesday In the Paul Cory uneral Home here by the Rev Everett Landry of the ortville Methodist Church Bur ial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery Indianapolis riends are being received In the funer al home It is with a feeling of gratitude and humility toward those families through whose patronage we were able to expand that we Mart upon an entirely new phase of our business To to" strive 'toward the betterment of our serv ice to continue our policy of giving the utmost for the amount involved and to serve every client in the most" courteous and efficient manner Yrt The asthma formula prescribed more than any by rfuettirt'fe priirau parents is now avTilahle to asthma auTereri without prescription Medical tests proved thb formula atop asthma minutes and fives hours of fredom from recur rence of painful asthma spasms This formult is so effective that It the leading asthma prescription so safe that now It can be sold without prrirnpfinn in Uny tablets tSL Srrtf torftMUd fWM to kxM deCBra AjHM a fr 'Vanishing' English Vicar Unfrocked CHESTER England Memoers or me Aiwanis com mittee that worked out the pro gram for financing scholarships follow: Boys and Girls "Mike Martin Dr Ben Hensler co chairmen Rinker Harold Lockwood James Wors ter Charles Hoffman Hunter Jack Richeson Ward Kenneth Hull Dr Canada Elmer Richter Schol arship Linfield Myers Dr? John A Morrison David Ad ams Mr Martin 2 Await Grand Jury Action In Slayin CHICAGO (UP) A coroner's jury recommended Tuesday that jlaid out a memory garden for him tai tv rwi fnrd rhur'A lacr cnnnrr MV T'VWIIUIU VIIM4VM His wife him as dead Then last October he was found living in Switzerland with a wealthy British woman The Swiss knew him as Sidney Davies Ross returned to England went into hiding and did not appear at trial Eight Clergymen in black sur plices sitting as" judges ordered Ross removed deposed and de trt rk graded" from all his clerical of TZT ThU" fices and the orders of priest and' imuw tut rW tw kJ deacun Markleville Club Will Meet Today Wednesday Peru Council Raps Mayor or PERU Ind tit The seven member Peru City Council which includes two Democrats has votedunanimously to "condemn Demo cratic Mayor John Devine for Ute discharge of three city power plant employes The employes were fired for failure to join the Municipal Em ployes Union They subsequently sued the city the mayor and the union for $30000 ederal Aid or Airport State who commended the local 1 Kiwanians in their action in fl 1 nancing special training for the 1 three students and cited great need for additional instructors in leaching handicapped chil dren The scholarships are granted by Ball State upon 'recommen dation of the director: of special noon Clarence Banks will! meet with members of the 1 Home Social Club Her co hos tesses will be Mesdames Joe Best and Jesse Davis Members will meet in the YMCA build ing Anderson RolP call re sponse will be "How to Make a Christmas Decoration" The meeting will be in the Old Salem dining room Mrs: Ed Clem is club presi dent On Wednesday members of the Markleville Club will meet at the Passwater restaurant Lapel for their Christmas ban quet Mrs Lewis Robbins is club president Club" President 'Mfs? 'H' Nicholas will meet with mem bers of the Home Makers Club at noon Thursday for Christmas dinner jt lhe Critchley heme 409 7th St Anderson Roll call response will be Customs in My amily" Mrs Horace Hays club presi will with members of the Mary Whistler Club thisweek at the Passwater restaur ant Lapel for the an nual Christmas banquet Roll call response will be Want rom 5 East 12th St 2nd loor New Glater Bldg PHONE: Anderton directors of The American Madison County Unit in the corporation's office in the Anderson Loan Association Building Reporting on the board's actionExecutive Vice President Charles Bailey declared last night "The directors recognize mportance of an deq te iat nn cility to to Anderson economic Weil Lein Drop front broiler has clean remov Rg $13995 able broDef sides Each burner has ecoA nomical instant lighting Micro Jet pilot SfcK lights Oven heat automatically trolled 4 rsn( Regularly $2995 each! Attractive Save $1000 Modern style Step Cocktail or Cornertf gd Tobies awn ash Wood Grain Plas 1 tic iop Ebony legs with brass ferrules oum Jlnw Ph 2 4675 81 8th St manpower policy changed WASHINGTON 6D The Office of Defense Mobilization Tuesday sus Tvndnri its "DpfnnitA Mnnnnwpr Policy No 1 which St who died Monday eve HENRY (BERT CHAPIN Henry (Bert) Chapin died jst 4 40 pm Tuesd at his residence 711 Sth SfT afte an extended illnesa Mr Ch a oin was born and The ELECTED SECRETARY INDIANAPOLIS (Lr) Sen unfrocked Tuesday by consistory David Rogers Bloomington) I 111AAHAV wat 4 SAcrotarv rxf niinoniy caucus 1 ea 1 1AC I noss nz leu nis vnrist vnuren in hi uie Ayjf4iiaiana senate A DeHaven Middietnun ln August of 1955 I Slate Chairman Charles Skillen A ADeHaven Middletown and woro in WalesIt was presumed ing of 11 of the nDemocratic A reiolution endorsing proposed construction of a mu me extreme nicipaLairpori tor Annerson ana scorninfThe use of federal funds mittee Monday night to prepare a memorial resolution on the death of Mr ontaine I Pallbearers for Mr ontaine's rites will Leo Sanders Phil Decker Robert Lowe Wilford Byrkett and Louis Eggman MonroeW arner POULTRYMAN KILLED KENDALLVILLE Ind tf) George Steckiey prominent tionnlly in the poultry business was injured fatally Tuesday night when he was struck by a car as he was crossing the street in front of his home here Steckiey 83 as co operator with his son Vcm of the Steckiey Mill and Hatchery here COMMUNICATIONS RESTORED WASHINGTON IPu State Depart ment communications with "the us Jgauonjn Hungary weregLTjV0RE reported back in oieration Tues L'j fet' inuuu ptisuii mi uugn a 4 7 the pores of the skin from 25 to described them as all right 5 ounces of perspiration during agam after the department pro a normal period of 24 hours net on Mnnn'nr orfnmttt AArwwm Asthma ormula Prescribed Most By Doctors Available Now Without Prescription Stopi Attack in Minute Relief Last for Hours! NO INTEREST' NO CARRYING CHARGE! vrv UKlMAHJ tUO OR Happy solution to seasonal expenses When the extra cost presents a problem an MC loan is often the happy solutionYou may bor rowupto $1000 in one visit for fuel clothing home im provements car or other worthwhile projects including seasonal shopping purchases like prompt attention wide selection of repayment plans (see sample table) helpful money counsel backed by 78 experience So don let a temporary money shortage spoil your season Phone or come in today PENCIL USERS NEW YORK The Stock Exchange here buys more than la million lead pencils a year in the trade ofplumbing He served In rance during World 1 a cXh Survivors include a step daughter Mrs Louiae Stephen of Markleville a step son Dor man Wright of Anderson 12 step grandchildren 4 ereat crandchildren two neph ews Wesley and Clarence Chap and a niece Mrs rear: Southworth all of Anderson' The body was taken to the Sells and Rowe uneral Home where friends will be received after 7 this evening and where services will be conduct ed Thursday at 1:30 pm The Rev George Skinner castor n' the Jackson Park Church of God will be in charge and in terment will be in East Maple wood Cemetery The resolution adopted Monday nirrht bv th nnnril also onn Wood' 5th StA demned City Atty' Russell KeilhTwTio'Tias "offered his resig nation effective Dec 31 Keith said his nosition is pletely untenable cannot represent the mayor or the union although he has entered an appearance for the city in Miami County Circuit Court The resolution said the mayor ignored requests to discuss the rlicrhorosj nf th ritv umnlnvpc anH had brought unfavorable state two teen age boys be'held to the wine ntih icitv the citv thing talk Mogh gjaua Hamleti to pan ar iaaturw Srmt ra fewerw 1 to fltonth Stay soft and doaa wt and children are incapacitated! by sorne tavrf illness or to USE 'THE CIASS1HED ADS 3 BSTC Students Three Ball State Teachers College students leader 1 a warded scholarships by the' Commerce Division Kiwanis Club for student train and Kiwanis Club who died at ing in the field of SpeciaUEdu hi? honje Monday will fee com Anders0I and worked V4UUU Axv ui muy Baker Brothers uneral The three students selected R'eVNGeorg'd Taggart for scholarships awards were pastor of the irst Presbyterian (Susan Struve Mrs Woodhouse Church will officiate and inter Waugh and Robert Gilleapie ment" will follow in East Maple who were present at the local wood Cemetery clubs luncheon meeting Mon day Also present was DrAlan to Mr "ontaine Monday by the HHrkihrrv nf tTMuMlKIwanis Club and Lhe Andersrtn al education and clinics at Ball Retail Division named a com 4 4 1 Bit 4 I W4 it AA 14 Aza KKAZ uneral services for Monroe Warner 55 1525 Sherman St who died Monday evening at St Hospital will be conducted at 1 Thursday afternoon In the Zion Baptist Church The Rev James Menifee pastor will be in charge and burial will be of Jife and had worked at the Container Corporation for 37 years During the last few years ''he had worked at" the Nicholson ile Comoany retir ing from there in 1948 His wife Carey "in 1946 Surviving are a daughter Miss "Vera Harney two sons Kenneth and Paul Harney Anderson two bro thers Lee and Jsse Harney both of Anderson: a sister Mrs oft Mae Gehres Phoenix: Ark: five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren The body was removed to the Harold Rozelle uneral Home where friends will be re ceived after 7 Wednes day and where services will be conducted riday at 1:30 The Rev Stewart Webber of the Belmount Bible chool will officiate and will Memorial Park Cemetery AMD LOSES HOME WACO Tex The rentedbottles home of a family of nine burned "The boys are Melvin Manus down Tuesday while the father alias Robert Mitchell St and mother were away trying to I ouLs and Haskell Kellems 18 sell Brownie" the family cow tolSalem Ind Kellems told the jury buy Christmas presents for their hot Manus beat the 49 year old children factor with bottles and then choked AU the children were saved but'11 ln an attempt to find wheremost of the possessions oi Mr and Pt his money early Monday Mrs Granville Whitlock were de Be2gs was appearing here in the stroved Whitlock is partially dis ad company production of the abled bv a World War II arm in "No Time for Sergeants" puanus nau ioiu ponce Beggs met cr'mm on a street corner ano invitee him to his apartment for some drinks for the project was adopted nev unanimously urce that an urianimdusly during "the DvC airport be built so thaTLnder ember meeting of the board ofjson can compete with other com munities for new industries 1 4 1 I Dm me poara aiso realizes i that utilizal ion tif federal grants by Anderson and other communi ties across the 'nation will have a armful effect "upon the econ omy of the naiion as a whole Inasmuch as the national debt I is approximately $280 billions itis evident that the federal gov ernment is in no position to be doling out grants to cither com munities dr states? We certain ly cannot make demands upon ithe federal treasury in lhe mom i ing a nd then petition Congress for tax" relief in the aftcrnoun Passage of The American resolution came on theheels of a report that condh tinnnl annrnval had hi civen Entertainment (or the dinner meeting inchrded Christmas mu sic by Miss JoRcne Nevitt and Miss Nancy alconburry both He said I heAn MRS SYLVIA WHITE Mrs White 69 died suddenly Tuesday morning at her home 2818 Pitt St Mrs White was born near Connersville in Henry County the daughter of Marion and Phil ana Cook She came to Anderson from Connersville in 1997 and worked as a cook at Duffy's i a ri? a hr vanishing Vicar of Woodford was lumbus Avenue Church of the! A 1 9 fUiil I VV ttUU A UVOUa i Cl DU ia4ai ene aim was me wiuow oi courvm tnesier a amearat yuuesaay was I The Rev Philip St John Wilson the Democratic I Slate Chairman Charles Skillen a Detiaven Miaoietown anm i a brother Calvin Cook of Ander I H1t follnd on Sald kln a meet loxn Il 1 1 I The 'body was taken to thei'h "au 1 ah wn mrvn a at en iH att Hi rvi odium id nuwiie runtidi nuine uthAra mair noil oflnr 7 VUM 4UW1 o'clock this eveningand where service will be conducted ri day morning at 10 The Rev Harold Kennedy pastor of the Columbus Avenue Church of the Nazarene will officiate Burial will be in Miller Ceme tery east of Middletown MRS MADELINE ''LINGO uneral services for Mrs Madeline Lingo 32 2312 East Hit By Guard 1 5PT! 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