Dick Weber Named Bowler of the Year for 1965
The 86 year old St. Louis star Dick Weber earns Bowler of the Year honors again for 1965. He has won 15 PBA titles and more than 100 tournaments, with 15 sanctioned 300 games and a string of first team All American selections since 1960. Weber's blend of ability, concentration, and hard work is highlighted as key to his enduring success and influence in bowling through the 1960s.
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Dick Weber
St. Louis
American Bowling Congress
Ray Bluth
Don Carter
Weber
Four Jacks Top Five In Vernon Bowling League
The Vernon Jackson secretary notes results from April league play at Rue's Tavern and Morgan Con with high scores posted. Gene Patterson leads individuals with 973 across five games and a 570 single game while Carth Knig Bowl, Dodge, Ford Vea ding, and others post top team totals in the 2400s to 2600s.
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Wee
Ernon Jackson
Handica Rue’s
Morgan
Easter in the Holy Land draws pilgrims to Jerusalem
The article notes that about 200 million North American Christians seek Easter visits to Old Jerusalem. It highlights Maundy Thursday Feet Washing, Via Dolorosa processions on Good Friday, the Holy Fire ceremony at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Abyssinian Church ritual on Saturday night, and a Protestant sunrise service. A new 21 day round trip rate of $535 from New York to Jerusalem boosts pilgrimages this year.
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Old Jerusalem
Jordan
North America
Holy Land
Via Dolorosa
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
St. Helena's Chapel
New York
Jerusalem
Ford Vending Parsioiaks WOMAN'S LEAGUE Results and Bowl Scores
A historical league record lists Erma Eliott leading with 6 match results including handicap entries for teams Flory's Gift J&E Cafe Ruby's Market and Wn Impl Co with high scores in each game. The Carthage Chapter 574 O.E.S. announces an April 13 meeting at 7 30 p m for obligation night. officers are urged to attend in formal dress.
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Erma Eliott
Flory
Carthage
O.E.S
Post Office Deadline Reminders and Cub Scout Meeting Report
Postmaster reminds patrons to have tax returns deposited by 5:00 p.m. on April 15, 1966 to ensure timely postmark. Cub Scout Pack 129 held a Knights of the Round Table themed meeting at the Community Center with new Bobcats inducted and Bear and Lion Badges awarded amid a candlelit ceremony.
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Bill Alexander
Knights of the Round Table
Gene Wilson
Knights
Cub Scouts
Myron Matlock
Mark Munden
Scott Cole
Mike Willey
Tom Willey
den No. 4
Herbert Munden
Carthage
Roy Grizzell
Kim Dye
Wilson
Sherman Dye
Lyle Plank
Obituary notices from Shelbyville and Knightstown
Mr and Mrs Robert Jackson attended the funeral home in Shelbyville for Ira Sipes. Delmer Sipes and Mrs Jackson were at the funeral. Weekend visitors included Pvt Orger Roy of Fort Knox and Barbara Norfleet with children. Ruth Sohn and Maxine Riggs visited Elmina Parish. The Graffs celebrated a wedding anniversary with a Sound of Music outing at Lyric Theater.
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Robert Jackson
Murphy Funeral Home
Shelbyville
Ira Sipes
Elmina Parish
Ruth Sohn
Knightstown
Maxine Riggs
Here
Russell Davis
New Castle
Gary Siler
Joe Graff
Sound of Music
Lyric Theater
Graff
Carl Foust
Oscar .Titus
Markleville
Joe
Foast
Munce
Ox Roast at Charlottesville Firehouse Fundraiser
United Methodist Church hosts an Ox Roast on Saturday April 16 at the Charlottesville firehouse. Tickets at the door are $1.75 for adults and 75 cents for children under 12. Proceeds benefit the parsonage fund.
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Charlottesville
United Methodist Church
Marine Private Back Completes Individual Combat Training
Marine Private Stanley E. Back, son of Haskel and Mrs. Back of Carthage Indiana, completes a four week course at Camp Pendleton with over 200 hours of patrol, guerrilla warfare and weapons instruction. He proceeds to four weeks of basic specialist training in his field and may head to infantry sub specialties or technical schools. The program also includes jungle warfare, patrolling and civic action training reflecting Vietnam experience.
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Pendleton
Calif
Stanley E. Back
Haskel Back
Carthage
Ind
Pacific
Camp Pendleton
Vietnam
Moore promoted to lieutenant colonel at Robins AFB Georgia
Forrest N. Moore Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Forrest Moore of Carthage Indiana receives promotion to lieutenant colonel in the U S Air Force. He serves as an aircraft maintenance staff officer at Robins AFB and is part of the Continental Air Command overseeing Air Force Reserve duties and Civil Air Patrol. He graduated Rushville High School and attended Indiana University before his 1943 aviation cadet commission. His wife Marjorie is the daughter of Mrs Leone Mead of Rushville Indiana.
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Warner Robins
Forrest N. Moore, Jr
Forrest Moore
Carthage
Ind
U. S. Air Force
Moore
Robins Afb
Continental Air Command
Air Force Reserve
Civil Air Patrol
Rushville (Ind
Alpha Tau Omega
Indiana University
Marjorie
Leone Mea
E. Seventh St
Rushe
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