Perry County Treasurer’s Embezzlement Totals Topped by Board
Indiana audit shows Perry County Treasurer Earl C Keiser stole about 233,876 with 184,021 taken in 1956 and 71,855 from Jan to July 22 this year. Keiser, 34, Cannellon, resigned June 22 and confessed falsifying bank deposits to steal county funds.
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Earl C. Keiser
State Board of Accounts
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Accounts Board
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Hindman
Cannellon
Edwin Steers
Perry County
Grand Jury
Jan. L
District 4-H Tractor Contest Set for Aug 22
Madison County 4-H Tractor Maintenance members join 40 contenders from 11 counties at the District Tractor Handling Contest at the 4-H Grounds in Alexandria on August 22. Senior and junior division participants from Madison County include Richard Fish Tom Rogers George Edward Hallowell and David Lawler. The event features a written quiz an obstacle course and safety scoring with tractors loaned by local dealers. Sponsors include William Ring and Son and several Madison County businesses.
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Alexandria
Richard Fish
Richland Township
Tom Rogers
Pendleton
George Edward Hallowell
David Lawler
William Ring and Son
Washington
Farm Bureau Coop
U. S
Anderson
W. C. McLain
Funds Sought To Cut Hours At Hospitals
Indiana budget committee heard mental health officials seek 1,015,740 to reduce attendants at three state hospitals from 48 to 44 hours weekly. The panel approved 420,000 for salary increases but rejected more funds to cut hours.
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Morrison Steel Products Company
Willis Distributing Company
C. Bo Ameleane
Indianapolis
Indiana State Budget Committee
Stewart Ginsberg
and Shearer Committee
Elouise Hawkins
Ben Titto
Pinkney
Shirley D. Clark
Clark
Dam- Central
Madison
Richmond
Ges
Dobbin
Faust
Donald E. Shaw
William V. Shaw
Ween Superior Court
Grace Oline Tharp
Makie
George Foster
Bloom
John R. Walsh
Jack ‘Goodnight
Arlo M. Gate
Imer Industries, Inc
Indiana Reformatory
William Hardi¢wick
Market Rebound After Sharp Stock Slump on Tuesday
Wall Street rose from intraday lows as buyers returned to the market lifting major issues. Volume surged to about 2.7 million shares with notable gains in industrials rails and utilities and a broad recovery across sectors. The Associated Press index edged higher as prices firmed and investors assessed renewed buying support.
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New York
WU. S
Treasuries
Toy
Federal Reserve Boat
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New York Stock Exchange
Hogs and dairy prices show mixed steady downbeat trend
Indianapolis report notes steady to slightly higher hog prices across weight classes with bulk sales around 20.25 to 21.00 while dairy herds show July milk output up and butterfat per cow around 32.3 pounds. Bulls and steers varied by weight with cows mostly steady to higher. butcher hogs lead gains amid mixed American Stock Ex changes.
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Toj
Madison County
Lester Metzger
Arthur
Summit
Ville
Dan Siktberg
E. W
Kerr
C. W. Bohlander
Canners and Cutter Son
Russel Pattison
Ver-Lo-Lew Farm
Diven
Klepfer
Bohlander
Gordon
W.B. Ellison
Utility Sons
Ora Todd
Rob
Goodert M. Watson
Nolan Liloyd
Litsey
Whitehead
Paul Hardebeck
Davis Dairy Farm
Hoppes
Good
Hoyer
Chaplin Pond
Ewes S
Gooding
Robert Pegg
Sidney A. Craig
Glenn Venider
Robert Heron
Pike
Mays
Muncie
Local Livestock Market Prices Brief
Market notes show prices by weight class from 200 to 300 pounds and sow and calf rates. Grain and soybean figures appear alongside new wheat and soybeans with several price points.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
International Farm Youth Exchange Applications Open
Madison County youths aged 20 to 30 may file for the 1958 IFYE program. Unmarried youths with farm and organizational background qualify. Applications cost 1.95 and must be returned to the 4-H Club Office at Purdue by Sept 21. Four selected will travel abroad and live with farm families, sharing experiences on return.
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Madison County
W. C. Hay
Haynes
Purdue University
Anderson Poultry
Fuller and Wilson Suit Over Account at Bagot Free
Warren A. Fuller sues Orville R. Wilson and Myrtle N. Wilson on a complaint on account filed in Bagot Free. The action seeks recovery of money owed to Fuller from the defendants.
Louie Lavelle Falls After 15 Feet in Lapel Hotel
Louie Lavelle, 56, of Milner Hotel, described as a former prominent boxer, is in critical condition at St. John's Hospital after a 15 foot fall Sunday. He suffered severe head and leg injuries. Local notices include War Mothers meeting in Lapel and Lapel Rural Garden Club gathering, and Charles W. Hudson nominated for postmaster at Solsberry by President Eisenhower.
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Milner Hotel
St. John's Hospital
Racial Amity Theme at Summitville CWF Meeting
The Summitville Christian Women’s Fellowship met at Summitville Church with Mrs. Harry Schultz's circle hosting. Devotions by Miss Elva Beeson on “We Are One Family of God” and “Brotherhood of Toil” led the program, followed by a business session led by Mrs. Vedn Smith.
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CWF
Cletis Thurston
North Dakota
Nebraska
Luise McCormick
Texas
Kerrville
Gulf Coast
McCormick
Austin
Temple
Dallas
Juanita Winger
Sue Winger
Bertha Inglis
Grace Allen
Holland
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Chicago Heights
Duckcreek- Boone Township School
Snap Beans Economy Pick For Hoosier Shoppers
Lafayette reports plentiful supplies and lower prices make home grown snap beans an excellent choice for economy minded shoppers. Purdue specialist Vandemark notes peak bean quality soon, with moderate supplies through summer and mentions other good buys like cabbage cucumbers lemons limes radishes greens canned corn and tomatoes.
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Lafayette
Vandemark
Hod Carrier Clambake Ends in Donnybrook at Mickles Grove
Pittsfield Massachusetts reports a brawl at the annual hod carriers clambake. Brick and mortar workers fought, a man was thrown into a pond, and police handled the melee with a paddy wagon and four cruisers called to restore order. In Montreal a report notes engines on Canadian railways accumulate up to 16,000 miles in 36 days.
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Mass
Mickles Grove
Donnybrook
Peek
Montreal
Livestock prices hold steady as hogs and cattle fluctuate
In Muncie markets hogs remain steady with prices shown for various weight ranges. Cattle trends show steers and heifers varying by quality, calves higher, while lambs and sheep rise modestly. A separate note from Budapest reports lilacs blooming again after a heat wave, with potato flowers flowering in the northeast.
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Budapest
Hungary
Guernsey and Pendleton Auction Listings for August Sales
A sequence of auction notices lists events from August 21 to September 7. Stradling dispersal at 5 miles north of Muncie on old State Road 35. Teague property sale at 222 W State St Pendleton. Lundy Stohler Angus cattle sale on State Road 234. Windswept Farm Aberdeen Angus sale at Kirk's Sale Barn. Fred Hiday Executor’s sale at 1313 W 38th St. Morris public sale near Wilkinson. Hersberger Tilghman Farms public auction near Lapel. Robert Riggs Clean Sweep Sale near Pendleton.
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Muncie
Ellenberger Bros
Hugh W. Teague
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Elbert H. Whelchel
Lundy Stohler
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Hector Kirk
Sturday
Fred Hiday
W. 38Th St
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John
Martha Morris
Unit
Ora Alexandria
Wilkinson
Joe Kellum
Jim Bradley
John W. Hersberger-Tilghman
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