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Anderson Herald from Anderson, Indiana • 3

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Anderson Heraldi
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Anderson, Indiana
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9 mTA A an Committee here Saunders PAMPERS SAVE 31 SAVE 163 Minw Reg 597 Mi Reg 379 SAVE 132 TO A SAVE 37 "O' 1 A975 Reg 119 Wtiini BBS SAVE 90 Reg 239 4 BOO 1915 4 LrIMO'IR COUPON the otherswhat thev i LIGHTWDEfiJ New Skin Moisturizer that Really Makes a Difference 8 oz The No Scrub Rug Cleaner 22 oz Box of 24 Super Daytime 1 a of three sons Evans Godby Trout riends mav call" from 7 to 9 pm todav at the Karl 1315W38TH PH 642 5758 1214 LINCOLN AVE ALEXANDRIA 44 EAST MAIN ST IN CHESTERIELD PH 378 7191 EDGEWOOD PLAZA PH 643 4313 will receive the funeral from 3 to 5 cooled to keep it from melting possibly causing the building to collapse The glass reportedly ignited small amounts ofgrease on the floor but firemen quickly extinguished the blazes BAUER BLACK HOSIERY SALE INDIANAPOLIS Clarence eely 6029 Elaine St Speedway a Delaware County native died Monday at Methodist 19 AMES STREET PH 643 1515 ENTER OTEN DRAWING WILL BE HEJD OCTOBER 25th MUST BE 18 YEARS OR OLDER WIN ANY ONE OVER 200 PRIZES INCLUDING: ROSE MILK SKIN CARE CREAM uuiwl VRA RD 67 AND ANGLE RD PENDLETON a the no Bottle of 100 Plus 30 ree High Potency Vitamins in Tablets or Capsules OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY 109 BY PASS PH 643 3400 SPECIAL PRICES GOOD THRU OCTOBER 12 1975 girl Mr and Mrs Marshall Everitt Rt 3 a boy Mr and Mrs Marion Stephenson Lapel a girl CAMERA OUTITS GADGET BAGS TIANY STYLE KODAK LAMPS 8x10 COLOR ENLARGEMENTS COOLER BAGS AND MANY MORE LOOK OR THE PHOTO CONTEST IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD HOOK'S DRUGSTORE Washington three and two great grandchildren Services will be Saturday at 1 at the Rozelle uneral Home with the Rev Verlin Smith officiating Burial will per cent popularityin New Hampshire He and not sav We all agree that I be a hie to demonstrate the ability to stand on my own two feet in New Hampshire if an effective nationwide effort is to'be mounted Those who choose to support me will do so because thev have accepted my positions and not the other wav around Tuesday evening at Winona Hospital here n1' a Charlottesville Ind MrArchev was retired from Allison Division of General Motors He was a member of the Corinthian Baptist Church in Indianapolis Surviving are his wife Cuba Arche three daughters Mrs Doskie A Pope: Mrs 1 ENTER OUR KODAKHOOK'S PHOTO SWEEPSTAKES Why I Say Ward or Mayor'' The first step to financial disaster (bankruptcy) Js to borrow money you don't intend to be responsible for paying back It looks like we're on our way to be coming a second New York We must elect Bob Ward if we want to turn this trend around 1 DON SNIDAN 7535 Columbus A venudd Anderson Indiana Pd PoHticol Ad a Roy Hun zinger PENDLETON Roy A Huntzinger 93 Rt 2 dice Rev Noble Gibson and the Rev Jack Barkdull officiating Burial will follow in the Huntsville "Cemetery riends may call at the funeral home after 2 pm are his wife Ienna a today daughter Mrs Sandra Mvers of Cincinnati two sons on aid of Pittsburgh Pa and John in the Cemetery The family friends at' home today and 7 to 9 Memorial contributions MJenrnensoer ger CONCORD NH (AP) Ronald launched Hampshire campaign Wednesday supporters to demonstrate the ability to stand on mv own two feet" with a challenge to President ord in the first primary election of 1976 Home i daughter Mrs Barbara Armes or Anderson a sister (Mrs Virgil (Lois) Ross of Washington two brothers Leslie and John's Hospital after an extended illness A native of MadisonCounty he was a retired farmer and insuranceagent He was a member of Masonic Lodge 44 inPendleton Surviving are i daughters Mrs" Gene (Norma) Clark of Pendleton and Mrs Ralph (Ruth) Noland of Pendleton and one son Marshall Huntzinger of Anderson seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Services will be Saturday at 2 at Bright uneral Home with Rev Dennis Clark SINUTABS or Sinus Headache Box of 30 Tablets SAVE 100 Reg 229 sister Miss Blanche Guenthenspberger of Anderson two grandchildfen and other relatives uneral rites will be conducted riday' at 10 a at the Ballard and Shirey uneral Home Daleville by the Rev Drexel Rankin Burial will Boswell of be Mrs Jack Barkdull of I Tn showing but said that if Cleveland heads the ord campaign committee in the leadoff presidential primary state New Hampshire Gov 1 i Thomson a staunch conservative has stronglv pushed Reagan candidacy and had been expected to head the for Reagan his presidential by proxy telling hts: I must be able said the business offices remain open Robert Coyle plant manager said the rupture curtailed about 50 percent of the plant's production Coyle said a second a a was unharmed and is in operation Lapel fire officials said a similar leak at the plant on July 5 1966 caused extensive structural damage to the building No "injures were reported in the mishap Wednesday the state largest dailf newspaper Reagan should be expected to" do substantially better than that thev argue John Sears Reagan national advance man said he feels ord has 60 40 edge now would GILLETTE TRAC II BLADES SAVE UP TO 65 Reg 214 TRAC II 9's ARRID ANTIPERSPIRANT )2 oz Anti Perspirant or Light Powder SOUTHDALE PLAZA PH 643 5444 I campaign here New Hampshire has the first primarv Lax alt said and we re going to make a total effort to make a strong showing He and said a good showing would be between 35 and 40 per cent of the Republican 15' CANDY Ik BARS 1 5 Choose roZn: Almond Clusters Almond Joy Caravelle No Jelly Mounds Mint Patties Butternut ftKg Pay Day Big Time gy Reg 2 for 29 i GILLETTE HOT SHAVE SYSTEM The Super Hot Shave System Model 0GSM 1 SAVE 3:00 1997 1 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST I Reg 124 TRAC II ADJ 4' 79 from the tank room area scene for over five hours iremen used around a No immediate damage Reg 223 Daytime t30's a sister Mrs of da: eight Ches ter hockne TIDTAM 9 vnester shxkney 88 of Windfall died Tuesday evening at Tipton Countv Hospital A native of Howard County he was a telegraph opera to 0 the Pennsylvania Railroad in Anderson for many years and was supervisor for National Tile He moved to Jennings County upon his retirement and lived there before coming to Windfall He was a member of the Windfall Christian Church and the Mjisonic Lodge in Windfall Survivors include a son Eugene of Metamora Ind and a granddaughter Mrs Maurice (Shirley) Hannaford of Anderson a sister in law Miss Edna Brankle of Windfall four great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren Services will be at 2 pm riday at Mitchell uneral Home in Tipton with the Rev Chester Mitchellofficiating Burial will follow in the Windfall Cemetery riends tm ay call at the funeral home after 4 pm' today with Masonic services at 8 this evening MYADEC VITAMINS Sinutab Ry retie! ol sinus headache and COnQeslKX' Convenient toil sealed tablets 200 REG 595 UNG A PANTY HOSE onlyO WHILEQUANTITIESLASTI Reg 125 BLOW WAVE BRUSH By GOODY or Quick and Easy Hair Styling Depsite Reagan ground candidacy his supporters rules Sen Paul Laxalt head of the national Reagan committee said at a news conference here that selection to head the New Hampshire committee an attempt to broaden (Reagan's) Sources in President a a i organization in Washington said Gregg had sought to the basement of the plant ire units were at the uetuiiie( iew nainpsnire chairman of the ord campaign but Gregg million gallons of water to estimate was available denied it Rep James cool off the dripping glass but company spokesmen CUTEXk gjll NAIL Sjll CARE 1 aai bonanza Cutex Polish Re i mover Nail Polish es Strong Nail and Cuticle Remover 1 YOUR CHOICE 2fo8W BANDAIDREE SlUuo "501 would "consider bad mer 'California governors vote" But Gregg $4ded intend to win thing Sears said Reagan would spend at least two weeks campaigning in Hampshire after Jan 1 ''X 400 REG 1275 ELASTIC 7 PANTYHOSE ONLY if 200 SAVE 21 SCOTTIES Reg iocial Tissues 289 THESE STORES OPEN 9 AM TO 10 PM ST lOSPH'S MSZS) ASPIRIN for CHILDREN Bottle of 36 Aspirin SAVE 15 Reg 45 7 REG 495 MEN'S A support hose ONLY A a WHILE QUANTITIES LASTI Hook's fills more prescriptions than any other drug store in Indiana Why? Because through the years we've improved our service whenever and where ever improve ments came along: Whem new drugs 'are released we stock the best When you move to new neighborhoods we try to be there too When cars became important Hook made sure you could park right outside our door And we keep our dependable service available seven days a week BICYCLE PLAYING CARDS Pinochle Single Deck Jumbo Cards or Single Card Deck SAVE 34 Reg 93 Surviving with the parents are the paternal grandmother Mrs Donald Wright of Alexandria the maternal grandfather Otis Pitcock of Alexandria" the a 1 a 1 great grandparents Mr and Mrs Herbert Icc of AHa noithov 79 901Q Alexandria Ave died early Mass of the Angels will uv li iu aya iv uv a i a Hospital after an Mary Catholic Church illness She was a native of Daviess County and lived there until hp camp tn AndeEson six years ago Kyle4 uneral Home She was a member of the Aikman Creek Baptist" New Arrivals Church in Washington Rorn at St John Arrangements 7urvv n2 Hospital to: Mr ana Mrs tveisey Kerr 1405 Miller Ave a boy Mr and Mrs John Reeder Middletown a girl Mr and Mrs Jay Mallernee Daleville a A boy Mr and Mrs rank Sturn Alexandria a girls Born at Community Hospital to: 1 Mr and Mrs Gail follow in the Memorial Layman 2520 23rd St a Park Cemetery riends mav call at the today at the McReynolds funeral from 7 to 9 uneral Home in pm today and from 2 to 5 Clarksville Tenn and 7 to 9 pm riday CARING OR YOU AND YOUR AMILY SINCE 1900 SAVE "7 the E77 are three children Ruth Hollenback of Noblesville and John and Owen Elier both of Anderson Services will be riday a 2 Evans uneral Home with the Rev David Harmby Wednesday and Russell Wayne Eribin Hendricks County Hospital officiating in Danville He was retired riends may call from Allison Division in anytime at the funeral Indiananolis home after noon today He is survived by his" Willinm Archerv wife Esther a daughter INDIANAPOLIS Melody Viola Allen of urn 1 rvix wiiuam arenev az 3f58 Kenwood Dr died arl and Kenneth Wayne UULU U1 DI OWIlbUUI SIX sisters Mrs Rosa Seeley nflPnnhln nnln Mrs Grace Orzechowski of Toledo Mrs Gladys Wendlin and Eva Bannon both of Anderson Mrs Annabelle Gore of Mt' Aubtirn and Mrs rances Bales bf Boggstown and a brother George of Marietta five Pope Mrs Betty Larry grandchHdren and five and Mrs Martha King all xnr 1 co ti 1 1 innianaoons tnree Mins iiei uri i inrv oi11derson: William Archev Jr and Lloyd A both of Indianapolis one sister Mrs Clara Hampton of New a he 2 7 1 a 11 il i 1 fi a nd 2 0' Ilf' Alta Gaither i i yiiivvvo tiiivi'x nenhews A son lovd' hie in rlaulh 1 ill be Wednesday morning at St conducted at 11 am? Saturday at the Corinthian'" Baptist Church 721 North Indianapolis Burial will follow in the Glen Cove Cemetery at Kniehtstown menus may cau at me church from 5 to 9 pm riHav were made by the Butcher husband William are a ji a 1 Knightstown Terry Sheets Terry Robert Sheets infant son of Spec 6 and Raymond Barber both of Mrs Terry Sheets stationed in Tennesee died grandsons there otu complications from birth Surviving with the parents are the paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Sheets of Anderson and other relatives in this area? Services will be at 1 pm clean sweep A retired farmer of Rt 1 Guenthenspberger 71 died Wednesday evening at Ball Hospital after several months of illness In earlier years he had been employed at the airview Dairy formerly located at Anderson He was a member of the Although Reagan has not Reagan said vaieviue cnrisnan formally declared his a vziiuicu Surviving are his widow unveiled a Citizens for wnma twomidren Lvnn Reae Guenthenspberger of Rt 1 Wednesday in anticipation I and Mrs Ronald (Linnet) of a Reagan announcement Stafford of Muncie a sometime next month In a letter to former New Hampshire Gov Hugh Gregg who will head the state committee Reagan left little doubt about his plans campaign for Presidency must reflect my philosophy my views and my proposals for leading our nation" he said Daleville Christian Church Ralph Smethers LAPEL Ralph Smethers 75 Rt 1 died 11:30 a Wednesday at the Riverview Hospital in Noblesville He was a prominent farmer and a lifelong resident of the Lapel area and was a member of the Trinity United Methodist Church and arm Bureau Surviving with the widow Louise are five children Mrs I nos (Rachael) Russell and Mrs Jack (Irma) Hughes both of Anderson Mrs of Speedway Graveside Wednday morning at St Hugh (Eloise) Hunterjof will be at 2:45 pm today at Saunders Cemetery in Daleville with a officiating Memorials mav be made to the American CancerSociety 2 Laura Stottlemyer NOBLESVILLE Mrs Laura Stottlemver 72 of Rt 3 died Wednesday about noon at Riverview Hospital there after a brief illness She lived in the "Noblesville area all of her life and was a member of the Clearsville Christian Church a nd a a Sisterhood Su i ing ith () a i uri al i 1 1 loiiuw at nnueisuii Memorial Park riends may call after 2 pm riday at the funeral home Lloyd Allen DANVILLE Lloyd Allen 69 Jamestown morning at BITE SIZE CANDY BARS Choice of Chuckles ifth Avenue Peanut Butter Plus Mounds? or Almond Joy 12 oz Bag 7 7 LADIES OLDING UMBRELLA Jn Handy Carrying Case Rt 1 Lapel Keith at home and Don of Rt 1 Lapel: Esther 1 grandchildren and two great grandchildren Services will he at 10:30 AhnW a ndav at the isher Brothers uneral Home with the Rev Keith Davis officiating Burial will follow in the Brookside Cemetery riends may call from 1 to 9 pm today at the funeral home Margaret Ackerman Mrs Margaret Ackerman 68 310 Royal Dr: Horseshoe Bend Ark died Wednesday morning after a brief illness A native of Anderson she moved to Horseshoe Bend in 1971 and owned and operated the Town and I Ky Country Shop in I Edgewood She was a wr I member of the United I 1 I nr in 11 I 11 111 Horseshoe Bend and Order of Eastern' Star 154 in Anderson Surviving with the husband Harrv are a daughter Mrs Gordon louei Kcocn or ixonn Brook Ill: a brother Olin VX sxf Anderson two sons Jack iDviiiT uacnDvu ui Pendleton and Mary Green of Dayton onio Services are pending at he a uneral Home Theresa Thurber ALEXANDRIA Theresa Louise Thurber 3 month ojd daughter of Jeffrey and Theresa (Pitcock) Thurber died Tuesday at University Medical Center in Tucson A i The father is sprviroc wi rp at in currently staiioneu at ri a riday at Conkle Hoachuca Ariz uneral II rn in Speedway with burial in loral Park in Indiahapolis: riends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 pm today MR Old Time Values SAVE 51 TRIPLE LANOLIN Baa Each 2 oz Trial Size Hand and Body Lotion for OTf LACTONA TOOTHBRUSH SAVE 194 Medium or Hard Bristles Reg 98 I DO Each for I BABY SHAMPOO New I 28 oz size of the No Tears ormula BRAND BAND AID plastic strips Box of 50 Plastic Strips Plus 20 ree Strips for the Price of 50 While Quantities Last! SAVE 70 Reg 119 DI AVTY DEODORANT TAMPONS 100 I Box of 55 or Super Rea 3 35 with Th I 1 Coupon Coupon Expires: October 12 1975 Molten Glass Threatens Plant LAPEL Eight fire units the base of the tank and from Lapel rankton the structural steel around Pendleton and Wayne it Officials said the Township were called to structural steel had to be Brockway Glass Inc in Lapel when the bottom of a 250 ton furnace tank filled with molten glass ruptured around 5:15 Wednesday Over 200 tons of the red hot glass leaked into DIES WEDNESDAY Esther Swinford 74 804 32nd St died at her home Wednesday morning She was a lifelong resident of Anderson and vas a member of the Colonial United Methodist Church Surviving are her husband Kenneth her mother Maude Toolay of Anderson three daughters Kathryn Daleville Maxine Huntsville and Mrs' Jack (Alice) 1 Anderson Kenneth Jr of Cloverdale Marvin of Anderson and may be made to the Jerry of Pendleton two brothers Ralph Marion Tooley both of Anderson 22 grandchildren and 19 crest era nd children Hospital in Indianapolis Services will be riday He is the brother of Mrs at 2 pm at the Rozelle Charles (Evelyn) Ehle of uneral Home with the Anderson He was supervisor of the quality assurance department of Detroit Diesel Allison Division in Indianapolis Surviving with the sister 1 Thuruloy Oct rfe3 Reagan Readies New Hampshire Campaign TIPS Box of 88 Cotton Swabs Plus 22 ree While Quantities Last! 4 7 SAVE 36 Reg 75 tuffitips NAIL POLISH REMOVER MACHINE As Seen on Tv I Removes Nail 1 Polish Instantly I SYLVANIA LASH CUBES 3 lashcubes 12 lashes XU' 498 O'" 1 I I I I I 3 i Im mil Mi 1 i 1 aKlf 1 I29 fHES7 i I Off Net ftaM I lntUrtiv! 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Years Available:
1893-1987