Skip to main content
The largest online newspaper archive

Anderson Herald from Anderson, Indiana • 7

Publication:
Anderson Heraldi
Location:
Anderson, Indiana
Issue Date:
Page:
7
Extracted Article Text (OCR)

ennem ALWAYS IRST QUALITY LIMITED QUANTITIES! SPECIAL BUY! Mattress Pad and Cover Combination rrr fit 7 1 kjU? W't TWIN (366) Now have the new mattress pads with polyester fill that won't mat or lump cotton cover to complete their excellent washability Double nee dle binding 2" diamond stitching Elas tic edge skirt for snug fit ULL (466 LIKE IT CHARGE IT! Shop Monday thru Saturday 10 AM to 9 PM Closed Sunday! THE ANDERSON HERALD PAGE 7 Hospital Dismissals US Stores Gas On oreign Soil son son 525 Whitcomb To Head Trade Missions 1048 and Inquiry Asked Cin 1 While You Work or Must Be Away 1 imnttit DeptR 52 48079 Visitors Always Telco me HOMOGENIZED PASTEURIZED 15 MORE PROTEIN 20 MORE VITAMIN A 4 MORE MINERALS 14 MORE TOTAL OOD VALUE The Above Special Price Good Thru Sunday Aug 27th Eberbach Motors Inc zji 3701 State Road 9 North vALt OVERSEAS DELIVERY AVAILABLE 40 THESE ARE THE ADDED OOD VALUES IN ROSELYN RICH MILK! authorized cuua RED OUTis available from many retailers selling water conditioning salt or more in formation and a list of dealers near you write: In August Session loyd TT'W A INDIANAPOLIS (UPD Gov ernor Whitcomb said Monday he will head a trade mission to Europe in November and one to Japan and the Orient next spring Whitcomb made the comment about his future plans while tour ing a traveling exhibit for Expo 70 the air to be held how many times we inspect a Volkswagen ies which regulate the presence of American armed forces and their legal status in the ederal Republic of Germany These treaties contain no limitations regarding the type of weapons which Allied forces re quire and store in Germany to carry out their missions within 20 RICHER THAN AVERAGE MARKET MILK These are some of the our little car has to get in our factory (It's easy to tell the oks from the One no is all you ever see) We pay 8397 people just to look for things to say no to And no is no A visitor from Brazil once asked us what ve were going to do about a roof that came through with a dent in it Dents are easy to hammer out So what we did shook him a little We smashed the roof down to a metal lumpand threwitoutin thescrap pile We stop VWs for little things that you may never notice yourself The fit of the lining in the roof The finish ina doorjamb In the final inspection alone our VW has to get through 342 points without one blackball One out of 20 doesn't make it But you should see the ones that get away his wife Jacqueline have turned down an invitation from Pres ident Nixon to attend a gala dinner honoring the Apollo 11 space team friends said riday AVAILABLE AT NICHOL ARROW LOCATION ONLY WASHINGTON (AP) The State Department said today that West Germany and Okina wa are the only foreign areas where the United States has stored lethal chemical weapons The chemical weapons are being removed from Okinawa half over on Jan 1 1971 A list of the full 1971 calendar year payments pro posed for each state was re leased by the White House to taling $1 billion The largest al lotment was $1125 million for California the smallest $12! 1 1 1 1 1 1 HI IHUi LUI lld'hfl Dismissed from St Hospital were: Mrs Mary Trice 2927 Range line Rd Kirby Wheeler 2411 Hen dricks St Mrs Ross Boer aynd daugh ter 3327 Redwood Rd Mrs Nancy Orbik 404 55th St Mrs Ethel Seybert Pendle ton Bryan Dodd 1717 32nd St Mrs Bertha Benefiel 204 Nursery Rd Mrs Martha Bodlman 1111 28th St William Haynes Pendleton John Williams Daleville Mrs Ella Sue Haworth 1414 ifth St Mrs Anna Arnold 1200 Arrow Ave Donald Hoppes rankton Walter Crawford 2407 Jackson St Mrs Hazel Gilbert 507 Ninth St Warren Johnson 2011 Locust St Miss Patricia Partlow 409 66th St Mrs Devota Burrows Alex andria Dismissed from Community Hospital were: William Shirley 137 77th St Bobby Norris 2516 letcher St Mrs Timothy Bornheimer and daughter 1312 Eighth St Timothy Sylvester Pendle ton Catherine Pyle Summitville Mark Beane Alexandria Daniel Lambert Rt 1 Mrs Effie Meador Alexan dria Mrs Orlando Jones and son 1903 ulton St Hilbert Hoffman 1717 Nichol Ave Ronald Adams Yorktown Mrs Noel ields 2722 Horton Dr Mrs Larry Gilkison and Royal Oak Park Mrs John Baysinger Nuaare Ave dciena isxpo zv He said the November trip would include Ireland Germany Switzerland Greece and Belgi um but that details of the spring trip have not been completed states around the Great Lakes are enjoying great success with trade Whitcomb said has taken the' lead in foreign trade and Michigan also is a leader My talks with governors of other states convince me our missions will have much benefit to Indi Kazuo Akiyama an Expo 70 director presented Whitcomb and Lugar with replicas of Tower of the which is to be the central structure at the fair and with official invitations Kazuo said more than a mill ion overseas visitors are expect ed mostly from the United States and Canada He said in cidents of anti Americanism do not represent the general feel ing of the Japanese which he said was very friendly to the United States He said the groups which have staged de monstrations will be con and no incidents are ex pected to mar the visits of the Americans Officials of Indiana travel agencies and of the Indiana Department of Commerce also attended a seminar today at which details for visits to Japan during the fair next year were outlined board does not feel she is to adequately perform her School officials said the pri mary problem was that Miss Weckerly could not maintain discipline in her classes and pupils took advantage of her blindness even though she had set up an honor system Miss Weckerly who has been blind since birth said riday that she had no more discipline problems than any other teach a 30 per cent pay increase Mayor John Thomas declared a state of emergency Aug 1 iwhen most of the 24 man police force called in sick Thomas formed an police from members of a local i Civil Defense group I There were reports riday I that the auxiliary policemen I also might be withholding their (services Officials said there jwere no entries on the police blotter for over 15 hours start ing at 2 am riday indicating the auxiliaries were not con ducting patrol duties Indiana Split Over Draft Dennis Says WASHINGTON (UPI) Resi dents of Indiana's r'C noros Money Sharing Asked By Nixon By EDMOND LeBRETON Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) Presi dent Nixon called riday night for a small scale start in 1971 on a tradition shattering system of sharing federal revenues with the hard pressed states and cit ies In his nationally broadcast speech on reform of the welfare system the President said the tax sharing plan sbouldhave a minimum of st rings' en use of the money but should help in sure that states and localities can deal with their social prob lems a third of century power and responsibility have flowed toward and Wash ington has taken for its own the best sources of Nixon said intend to reverse this tide House Republican Leader Gerald ord earlier disclosed that the federal fiscal dividend would grow from a small start to a total of $5 billion a year in five years and an influential Democrat RepWiIbur Mills of Arkansas said he is unshaka bly opposed to a straight han dover of federal funds Nixon renorted that he will Water softener owners: end rusty water problems Mrs Audrey Johnson 2314 Cedar St David Hughes 125 Seventh St Leon Carson 333 Sixth St Mrs Meonia Doores Elwood Miss Brenda Youngblood 407 17tLi St Mrs Norma Saathoff 1524 ifth St Mrs Marvin Whitaker and daughter Rt 2 Bobby Turner 1709 Nelle St Joseph Lakey Rt 6 Mrs Caroline Gotwals Rt 2 Lisa Ann Brown 2721 Semin ole Dr Mrs Millie Utterback El wood James Morphis 1210 Nichol Ave Charles Leisure airmount Mrs Vriginia Lawson 3623 Clark St George Eden Alexandria Mrs Anita Crose Rt 2 Mrs Shirley olsom 4305 St Charles St Mrs Beverly Leakey 2321 Highland Mrs May Dunaway Alexan dria Mrs Jessie Murphy Rt 1 Mrs Mary Swanson 320 Lin coln St Mrs Virginia Gilbert rank ton Mrs' Audrey Yeagy Summit ville Mrs Dorothy Layton Indiana Ave Mrs William Planck daughter 2604 Raible Ave Benjamin Cornwell 1330 cinnati Ave Kimilla Badger 607 Hillside Dr Mrs Opal Sloan Alexandria John James 5228 Linden Lane George Stubbs Jr 1110 air fax St Mrs Bretha Riley Alexan dria Claud Peek 2302 Lafayette St Mrs Helen Riggs Rt 2 Mrs lorence Dale ville Cecil Palmer Pendleton Don Burdsall Vincennes Donald Johnson 608 Indiana Ave Mrs Lada Burt 1402 Dewey St Mrs Beverly Spradlin 418 55th St Mrs John Poor and daugh ter Rt 5 Mrs Mary Shultz Alexan dria Mrs Inez Nichols 405 Vineyard St Myron McNeil 3523 Hawthorne Rd Janet Koberna 1806 Corlett Ihv Tvnnc Rt 9 people who were giving ne trouble were giving every body she said lisciplinary problems were theame as anyone question of the ability to each has nothing to do with yhether you can see The ques ion is whether yo ucan interest lomeone in learning wish just let me each I want to fight with mybody But rather earn ny bread and butter than go on welfare so going to Miss Weckerly said she plans appeal her dismissal Police Put On Dramatic 'Blu lu' Show OTTAWA Ill (UPI) Some I diamond crystal 1345 Madison Ava Adjacent to Community Hospital Anderson Indiana Telephone 644 2888 said 583 per cent favor a Internal Revenue code lower rates and only a basic deductions for the forms He said 123 per were opposed and 294 per were undecided There also was support for changes in the postal system according to Dennis with 34 per cent wanting private enter prise to take over the business of handling the mails He said 339 per cent favored creation of a government owned corpora tion called the US Postal Serv cies Inc to operate the mails on a self supporting basis but still under control of Congress He said 321 per cent favored retaining with some reforms the current Post Office Department Winning Parnelli Entered In Illinois Livetock Competition SPRINGIELD Ill (UPI) A 210 pound spotted pig named won the grand cham pion boar designation in the swine competition at the Illinois State air Monday for Howard Wilkison a junior high school science teacher from Rushville Ind Among entries in the steer competition was a black Angus named named for driver Parnelli Jones of Indi anapolis 500 mile race fame many lakes" inland smaller than Califor nia has 60000 lakes (nencana NURSING Blind Teacher Loses Job Pupil Control Lacking MUSKEGON Mich (AP) After three years of teaching English at a Muskegon area high school 27 year old Evelyn Weckerly has been dismissed because she is blind and had trouble controlling her students are trying to be fair with her because she does have a se rious said William Luyendyk superintendent of the Mona Shores High School he said riday ah Io res Day Care or Patients Judiciary Move CHICAGO (UPI) Rep Bernard Epton Chicago Bar suggestion of i an appointed judiciary rather than an elected one and called for an investigation of the law organization and its presi dent CBA President rank Green berg told a news conference Thursday that Illinois judges should be appointed instead of elected and recommended that the appointments take place through utilization of the so called Under the used in Missouri since 1940 ju dicial candidates would be nom inated by a nonpartisan com mission composed of laymen and lawyers in each judicial The lay members of the commission would be named by the governor and the law yers would be selected by law yers in each district Epton said he would ask for an investigation of the CBS at the next session of the Illinois House of Representatives be cause of the role that the CBS would have if the state decides to adopt the Missouri system of choosing judges He charged further that be cause the bar association alleg edly is controlled by the large law firms in the city it would recommend as judges those secure in the social struc ture not those close to the peo nln in Osaka Japan beginning next March 15 He and Indianapolis Mayor Richard Lugar met with Japanese representatives travel ing with the Japan Goodwill Caravan which halted on the Indianapolis Monument Circle Newsmen heard Whitcomb promise to attend Expo 70 next spring and asked about the trip Whitcomb explained that he has agreed to head a trade mission to Japan in addition to one tentatively discussed earlier for Europe in November and would time his Orient trip so he may has criticized the flttond Rynn A 'GOING GOING GONE Auctioneer Mort McShurley pictured at left and Madison Coun ty Treasurer Horace Hays preside over the sale of tax delinquent real estate property in Madison Circuit Court Monday morning Hays said it was the first tax sale since 1967 igures from the tax sole are expected to be released today (Herald Staff Photo') ROSIE HAS A SPECIAL LESSOR! OM A SPECIAL MILK AT A SPECIAL PRICE! Patrolman John Masinelli in terrupted his testimony to ask permission take a and took it with a flourish when the request was granted Spectators possibly relatives or friends of the officers 'chuckled frequently when other Thk zL LL (Officers adopted sickly demean Vicki 'Skinner' "7625 Main budget but it represents relief ro in equallv hard pressed 5 IX 'Vj Lr i TL kr 1 A 1 1 ULI Tf vl 1U1 zl vvtztlft cuhvs MiAun oaiu ii nuuiu help curb the rise in state and' Officers waiting to testify stayed in a seit imposed quar One of the few strings to area of the courthouse attained Whne House sources The hearing to continue Sat said was that no state would beurday was held by Associate permitted to cut its own present circilit crt judge Robert welfare paj meets mosf of MalmqUist to determine wheth them would on the contrary be er members of the city police expected to increase them 'department should face con Nixon said he wou proposet of court ch dthat a set portion of the federal fvi earmark forfhefInS a back to work order 1 1 a percentage be channeled llce sickness in or through directly to cities and der to Press their demands for other local governments a 30 per cent pay increase said press officer Carl Bartch He added that the Defense De partment has made clear that there are no biological warfare weapons stored abroad The State Department re sponse was given belatedly Over the past 10 days no com mert was the resnonse to in 1 quiries on whether foreign gov the framework of the NATO ernments were consulted in ad the spokesman said vance before chemical or germ He added that German au warfare weapons were stored thorities were notified in ad abroad i vance that we had chemical The spokesman said that inas weapons there much as Okinawa is under US! jurisdiction further authori ty or consultation was required Helen BentlSV Heads in that before wiere stored on the strategic Maritime Commission WASHINGTON Pres ident Nixon Saturday named Mrs Helen Bentley maritime editor of the Baltimore Sun as chairman of the ederal Maritime making her one of the highest ranking women in government Mrs Bentlev praised by the Clavbaugh was hostess for the for her broad know August meeting of the Duo ledge of ports and shipping and Decum Club at her home of the merchant East Walnut St Navy will replace retired Rear Mrs Mary Hanlin presided I Adm John Harllee who has The next meeting date wasjresBned changed from Sept 1 to Septinv c( 3 due to Labor Day ATHENS (LPI) Shipping ie hostess committee forjmagnate Aristotle Onassis and this sneeia meetin? nc ndps'i: Mesdames Hugh Goodwin loyd Claybaugh Cartwright Cletis Thurston Bruce Tursch man and Miss Lillie Dunlap Others attending were Mes dames Catherine Ebert Ross Shores Oscar Dunlap and a guest Pearl Latchaw and Miss Irena Black New Son Born to Mr and Mrs Dwight Gardner a boy Steven Gregory at Balboa Hospital at San Die go Cal The maternal grand parents are Mr and Mrs Vir gil Harvey Hannah of near El wood paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Chester Gard ner Summitville BWG Session Business Women's Guild of the Christian Church met re cently at the church Mrs James circle was in charge of the social hour Mrs Leon Armstrong pre sided Announsoment was made of the service board which shows where servicemen from the church are serving Mrs Henry Oberholtzer gave tfee lesson on Luke and Mrs Gerald Walker gave devotions Others attending were Mes dames Carl Craib Art Watts Wayne Small and Jerry Brum mett 95f axl'Vwu icjrviicu mai ne wiu ask Congress next Wednesday sawa showed a to provide $500 million in his fis lflair for drama rida? whn cal 1971 budget for revenue the' appeared at a court hear sharing but with the payments'1 to determine if the to start when that fiscal year is epidemic is for real KILLED IN WISCONSIN IVORTUT AVTk H7 TTTtN James Land 40 Vincennes Ind I THflTnn'nrl was injured fatally riday night jSLdl wnen nis truck swerved out of control on Wisconsin 49 near Northland and was wrecked in a ditch dents of Indiana 10 congres western Pacific base sional district are divided in As far as Germany is con their opinions on the draft ajeerned Bartch declared poll by Republican Congressman storage is in keeping with treat David Dennis shows Dennis said 383 per cent ofjUArfe Hijn Dpriimc th nd A IiUjIO LUU LvLUIHb auupt uic uiaiL pidH piupuZscQ by President Nixon which would take the youngest first instead of the oldest would reduce draft vulnerability to one year instead of seven would select draftees at ransom Dennis said 322 per cent fa vor a volunteer military force and 295 per cent support basi cally the current draft system The Indiana congressman also new with few tax cent cent 0 Miss Elizabeth Scott Alexan Nixon said would them off work for a week dria Joseph Terry 2309 ourth local St Mrs Crouse Jr and daughter 3001 letcher St Mrs Ruby Lutton 1041 Sil ver St Robert Odgen Summitville Mrs Virgil Baker and daugh ter Rt 4 Bobbie Wilkerson 1507 Nelle ct ue earniai neu ivr ine Raymond Halferty 348 states with a requirement that Clty attorneys claimed the po inn si Mrs Johnny raley and son Middletown I 4MITAMIN MILK I HOMOGENIZED PASTEURIZED StaffiS ifl lllino ft Ms 11 I YOIKIWAGIM Mrie INC Kf Hilt MI 'LiJStKr Ss iB 1 1 I Xl Wrw 1 i jRif I 11 1 wt A 1 3.

Get access to Newspapers.com

  • The largest online newspaper archive
  • 300+ newspapers from the 1700's - 2000's
  • Millions of additional pages added every month

About Anderson Herald Archive

Pages Available:
619,366
Years Available:
1893-1987