Rabies Case Confirmed in Shirley Dog and Quarantine
Indiana State Board of Health confirms a Gar nett Riggs dog that died carried rabies after second tests. A board official advised those exposed to seek vaccination as Ray Riggs Gary Reeves and Wanda Lester with her three sons await shots. Shirley Town Board previously imposed a dog quarantine on the community after two other rabid dogs were found.
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Shirley
Indiana State Board of Health
Garnett Riggs
State Board
Ray Riggs
Gary Reeves
Wanda Lester
Riggs
Lncal
Wilkinson Firemen Fish Fry Saturday at Bandstand
Wilkinson Volunteer Fire Department sponsors a fish fry on Saturday July 28 at the Wilkinson bandstand. Serving begins at 2 30 p m and lasts through the evening to raise funds for new fire equipment such as helmets and rain coats.
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Shirley
Wilkinson Volunteer Fire Department
Wilkinson Bandstand
North Main Street
Elmer Allridge
Greensboro
Ohio
Shirley Gospel Mission
Carl Wilson
Grace Yates
William Yates
Clifford Yates
Anderson
Richard Arnsden
Yates
Gaston
Shirley’ Baddey
God’s Bible School
Cincinnati
Andy Perry
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Painee Me
United States
Britannica
State Suffers Rain Relief Amid Flood Threats In Indiana
The Associated Press reports Indiana enjoyed brief relief from heavy rains but flood warnings persist for Wabash White and Pas toka rivers. More thundershowers likely across the state by Friday with farmers in Greene Owen counties facing third crop drownings.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Burea
Greene
Owen
M Y F Group Hosts Burger Fry At Joyce Watkins Home
Mechanicsburg reports the MYF youth group of the local Methodist Church held a hamburger fry at Joyce Watkins home last week after supper. Debby Lewis led devotions and Sharon Jarrell delivered the lesson. Plans were made to attend Epworth Forest camp near North Webster next week with Deanna Farmer, Jackie Beck, Carolyn Bucy, Sheryl Helsley, Karen Farmer, Debby Lewis, Sharon Jarrell listed as attendees. Mrs. Ralph Anderson counselor, Mrs. Richard Kalk cook, and Rev James Glebe. Carrie Ann Mercer visits noted. Jackie Beck underwent minor surgery at Citizens Nursing Center on Monday.
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Mechanicsburg
MYF
Joyce Watkins
Debby Lewis
Sharon Jarrell
Epworth Forest
North Webster
Deanna Farmer
Jackie Beck
Carolyn Bucy
Sheryl Helsley
Karen Farmer
Ralph Anderson
Richard Kalk
James Glebe
Edith Nash
Ethel Stabler
Richard Mercer
Carrie Ann
Arthur Keesling and
Court Filings and Minutes From Local Circuit and Superior Courts
New suits filed include Leon Ledbetter against Arthur Syebert and Byer and Gaus for damages plus two real estate actions by Grace Beckham against Julius and Alice Davis. Divorce actions involve Warren and Burchett as well as Arthur Woodall Jr. Personal injury case against Ben Pinkney was dismissed. Beneficial Finance seeks $230 on promissory note. Betty Bailey suit for $25,000 personal injuries dismissed with settlement. Hartford Accident and Indemnity case awards $217 on note.
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Leon Ledbetter
Arthur Sye
Bert
Byer and
Gaus
Superior Court
Harry Beckham
Grace Beckham
Julius Davis
Alice Davis
Busby
Davisson
Cooper and Farr
Georgia E. Burchett
Warren G. Burchett
Cooper
Farr
Joan Woodall
Arthur Woodall Jr
DeArmond
Booram
Elouise Hawkins
Ben T. Pinkney
Shirley B. Clark
Noel D. Clark
Beneficial Finance of Anderson, Inc
Marie Simpson
Frederick E. Simpson
Betty Bailey
David Griffith
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company
James M. Hollingsworth
Bulletin-Herald
Frankton Club Celebrates 25th Anniversary
The Chat-a-Bit Club marked its 25th anniversary with a dinner at Sullivan's near Elwood and a social evening at the home of Charter members including Mrs. Gerald Nicholson. Officers and attendees included Mrs. Victor Kimmerling and others. the next meeting is set for August 1 with a picnic at Mrs. Tom Marvel's home.
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Frankton
Sullivan's
Elwood
Gerald Nicholson
Nicholson
William Miller
Berlyn Danforth
Clarence Waymire
Harold Hayes
Attandance
JSON
John Otto
Victor Kimmerling
Tom Marvel
Fireman Norman Wigner Joins Local Department
Fire Chief Herbert Johnson disclosed that Norman Eugene Wigner, 34, of 1617 W 16th St, was recently hired as a fireman. Wigner entered the force on June 19, per Chief Johnson. The notice mentions other community items including English courses and club activities.
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Herbert Johnson
Norman Eugene Wigner
W. 16Th St
Wigner
Johnson
Ballard Attends Ball State College and Local Visits
MIDDLETOWN Howard Ballard a Shelbyville teacher spends summer with his parents and attends Ball State Teachers College. Fort Wayne resident Mancia Hale visits. Raymond Adams and family recently toured Cincinnati. Mrs Shirley Greenlee visits son Robert in LaPorte. Daniel Lewis and family travel to Silver Spring Md to see Mrs Lewis’s parents. Hospital advance of 55094 announced for Hendricks County plans. About 39 percent of American eyeglass wearers use bifocals.
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Middletown
Howard Ballard
Shelbyville
Charles Ballard
Ball State Teachers College
Donald Hale
Fort Wayne
Rex Hale
Raymond Adams
Frank Rice
Cincinnati
Danville
Ind
Hendricks County
Community Astilities Administration
Washington
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Purdue Agricultural
Connecticut
U.S
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Iraq
U.S. State Department
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Frankton Club
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Terre Haute
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Mr. Spurling
Russia
Leon Twarog
Boston
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McCord
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