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Justice Harold Edward Achor
(Eighty-fourth Justice)
Justice Achor was born November 16, 1907, in Coffeeville,
Kansas, and died February 5, 1967, in Anderson, Indiana.1
He
completed public school in Atwood, Indiana, and continued his education
at Indiana Central College, from which he graduated in 1928.2
He earned a law
degree at Indiana University in 1931.3
Justice Achor began the practice of law in 1931,
as a member of the firm of
Achor & Peck in Anderson, Indiana.4 He continued in private practice
until 1942,
when he was elected Madison Superior Court Judge, where he served
two terms.5 “
In 1950, he was elected to the Indiana Appellate Court for a four-year
term.”6
He left his Indiana appellate court seat in 1955 to serve on
the Indiana Supreme
Court.7 Due to poor health, he resigned from the Indiana Supreme
Court in
1966.8
In addition to his legal career, Justice Achor
also taught speech and political science at Anderson College
from 1932 to 1937.9 He was also a member of the
Board of Governors of the Associated Colleges of Indiana and served
on the Board of Trustees of Anderson College.10 |