Bowling Results and Standings From Local Leagues
A detailed results sheet lists standings, scores, and high hitters across several leagues. Top teams include Dec's Team Marathon Oil and Carth-Knight Bowl with high three game and single game marks, while individual leaders feature Autrey Lunsford and Esther Magee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Gravel Tech Geo
Rush Co. Beverage
M. Ewing
A. Lunsford
H. Hensler
Laura Guard
Arch
Paul Doughty
Marolynan Se
Madalyn En
Rue’s
Carth-Knicht
Pacha
Beg Jackson
Paul Gray
Mel McCorks
Ford Vending
Rue’s Tavern
Autrey Lunsford
Anigh
Autrey Rae So Ie Autrey Cement
Ed Cox
Sherman
Flory
Shop
Willis
Esther R Kaeaen
Esther Magee
Norma Edwards
Marolynn Lunsford
Martha Trowbridge
Judy McCorklele
STAN
1St National Bank
Carth
Willis Imp. Co
Flory’s G T
Dee Grain Co
N Hirsch & Co
Clark's Grant: Indiana's Unclaimed Federal Lands Mystery
The article recounts an Indiana land anomaly around Clarksville where a Virginia granted tract to George Rogers Clark and his troops was never ceded to federal or territorial authorities. A 1822 Indiana Supreme Court ruling held the soil rights remained with Virginia, with Congress never asserting regulatory rights on the grant. The piece notes Clark's 1781 Virginia grant to his army and his 1779 tract given by Native leaders, plus his 1805 petition for restitution later denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
United States
Clarksville
George Rogers Clark
Virginia
Northwest Territory
Supreme Court of
Congress
Clark
Ohio
Piyankeshaw
Land grants and politics mingle in Clark County history
The article recalls Charles Clark and his soldiers receiving land grants after the Revolution, with officers getting larger shares and many veterans selling titles as land values proved low. It notes Clarksville ties, debts, and 1807 tax sales listing G R Clark among Clark's Grant owners. It also covers Harvey opposing shifting Food for Peace control from USDA to State Department and Johnson Administration policy worries.
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Clark
Hamilton
Vincennes
Wabash
Clark County
Clarksville
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Vincennes Western Sun
Territorial
G. R. Clark
Agriculture Department
State Department
Harvey
USDA
Agriculture Committee
U. S
Moral Victories Helped Dick Weber to '65 Title
The article notes Dick Weber's near wins and pivotal performances that led to him being named 1965 Bowler of the Year. It describes a major April tournament in Kron where Weber finished second to Hardwick, with high-scoring rounds and psychological pressure as Weber carried the field. It also highlights Weber's consistency and leadership, including a 759 in the Explorer Scouts Medallion program, as part of a five‑part series on his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Weber
Kron
Bestone Tonecuarant
Wick
Joe Joseph
Lansin
Weber
Aetenas
Bard
Hardwick
Ayeep Weber
Joseph
Milwaukee
Ae Dick
Ray Eeeermernens
Bluth
Tom Harnisch
Dave Soutar
Fece Machine & Pany
Explorer Scouts
Oea
Henry Reese
Springfield
Local Society Scraps of Greenfield Reach Out
Mrs Ione Winslow of R. J. Carth age visited with Claribel Winslow at Greenfield. Many relatives from Indianapolis to Knightstown and Danville visited kin or attended events this week including Sunday dinners and a Sportsman Show at the Coliseum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ione Winslow
R. J. Carthage
Claribel Winslow
Greenfield
Ted Clevenger
Bloomington
Illinois
Lindley Taylor
Robert Lines
Indianapolis
Coliseum
Fred Flick
Henry Flick
North Vernon
Paul McCorkle
Virgil Hilman
Bernard Montgomery
Arlington
Fletcher Edwards
Lawrence Manship
Fortville
Ralph Henderson
Knightstown
Bonnie Fannin
Dick Fannin
Carthage
Debbie Gipson
Danville
Paul Loveau
Steve Clark
Ft. Knox
Kentucky
Irving Kenney
Caleb Marsh
Lake Logan
Anthony Fouts
Linda Allgood
Ruth Frady
Jesse Pitts
L. W. Mohler
Oaklandon
Ind
Albert Ray
H. C. Youngs
New Castle R. R
Noah Leisure
Ella Mae Huderson
William Lockridge
Billy
Muncie
Harry Elder
Harrold Cappel
Purdue and Indiana universities form joint regional campus bodies
Purdue and Indiana Universities create Trustees Joint Policy Council and regional campus coordinating committee to align policy and programs while preserving existing campus operations. Presidents Hovde and Stahl hailed the step as boosting higher education access in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University News
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Indiana
Frederick L. Hovde
Elvis J. Stahl
Ladies Visit Bedfast Mrs. Ray Friday
Mrs. Russell Roland Mrs. Ma ble Manche and Mrs. Roy Stanley visited Mrs. David Ray on Friday at her home where she is bedfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Roland
Mable Manche
Roy Stanley
David Ray
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Albert Gens Truckin
Accoun
Marathon Oil League
Carthage Hardware
Vernon Fetes
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A. Legion
Vernon Jackson
Woman’s League Secy
Erma Elliott
Hochstedler Grain
First National Bank
P. N. Hirsch & Co
J & E Cafe
Purdue University
Personnel Office
Schnadig Corporation
George
Rushville, Indiana
Zenith
Carthage Radio & Appliance Shop
Stanley Thorpe
West Alexandria
Maurice Lukens
Linda Harrold
Richard Harrold
Marlin Wilson
Seymour
Foster Wilson
Charles Baker
New Castle
Forrest Moore
Sheraton-Lincoln Hotel
Thomas Bush
California
William Chapman
George Smith
Near Greenfield
Josie Nigh
Middletown
Gary Siler
Russell Siler
Clancy Nigh
Knightstown Furniture CO
Floyd J. Fithian
Department of Aviation Technology
Federal Aviation Agency
Edward D. Muhfeld
New York
H. W. Payne
Kingston - Upon - Thames
England
P.O. Box
Pittsburgh
Gary McClurg
REP., Inc
California Ave
Frigidaire Appliances
Carthage Radio
Funk
Treflan
Hygrade’s Silver Shield
Hygrade
Joan OF Arc
Joan OF Arc Golden Whale
Wagner
Manuel's Market
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