Family pitch-in dinner near Clarksburg attended by two couples
Mr and Mrs Leonard Jackson and Mr and Mrs Duard McDaniel with their sons joined a family pitch-in dinner Sunday at Jean Reddicks home near Clarksburg. Junior bandsmen scheduled to perform at the Indiana State Fair High School Contest on August 28.
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Leonard Jackson
Duard McDaniel and Sons
Jean Reddick
Clarksburg
Indiana State Fair Features Longstanding Harness Races
The Indiana State Fair hosts the oldest harness races in the nation with the Horseman's Stake Fox Stake and Horseman's Futurities. August 31 to September 5 showcase the society horse show with Jan Garber's orchestra. Over 250,000 fifty-cent tickets are on sale statewide. The sheep-shearing contest runs August 27 to September 4, 1958, under shearing luck and skill.
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Cochise
Tom Jeffords
Horseman’s Stake
Fox Stake
Horseman’s Futurities
United States
Jan Garber
Proposals Sought for Indiana Highway Improvements DF-276(4)
Sealed bids due August 26 1958 to the State Highway Department in Indianapolis for concrete base widening and bituminous resurfacing in Greenfield District Rush and Decatur counties on SR 3 from near the county line to US 52 south of Rushville. Plans available at State Highway Department office. John Peters chairman.
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State Highway Department
State House Annex
Indianapolis
Greenfield
Rush and
Decatur Counties
Rush-Decatur County
Rushville
State Highway Department of Indiana
Indiana
State Highway Department OF
John Peters
Made in Indiana and Right to Work in 1957 trade view
Indiana's exports to Japan reached 46 million dollars in 1957, ranking eighth among states with iron and steel products soybeans industrial machinery wheat and petroleum leading. The text also notes Western nations’ support for Right to Work laws, defining union freedom as a job-joining choice dating to European law.
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Indiana
Japan
Ansewer
United States
Woman leads Indiana State Fair Board at Women’s Building
The sole woman on the Indiana State Fair Board is Mrs. Margaretta R. Cassel of Brazil. She presides over the Women’s Building, guiding activities and exhibits for female participants.
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Indiana State Fair Board
Margretta R. Cassel
Brazil
Whiplash Injury Recognition in Early Medical Reports
The Indiana State Medical Association notes whiplash injuries from rear car impacts can be delayed in symptoms. Naval pilots' whiplash cases first highlighted the condition with neck and occipital nerve pain. Treatments emphasize rest, neck support, gentle stretching, heat, and early definitive care.
The Demerits of Rachel Jackson in a Turbulent Era
A historical narrative recounts Rachel Jackson facing gossip, divorce rumors, and public scrutiny from 1793 onward. It describes her estrangement from Andrew Jackson, their remarriage in 1794, duels sparked by slander, a perilous White House voyage, and her decline to illness amid intense public attention.
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Andrew
Rachel
Jackson
Charles Dickenson
Clover Bottom Race Track
Nashville
Harrison Mills
Kentucky
Tennessee
Dickenson
Hermitage
White House
Jacksons
Washington
Andrew Jackson
Remembering Patsy Grocox and local life notes
Patsy Jean Grocox, age nine, died at her parents home Mr and Mrs Dave Grocox Thursday evening from a heart ailment and complications. Mrs Opal Nelson recently completed a nurse training course at Methodist Hospital with twenty three graduates in the class and will continue as a nurse there. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs John Miner with Mr and Mrs Sattler and Mr and Mrs Leo Hartman of South Bend. Mrs Jean Veach celebrated her birthday anniversary with friends including Mr and Mrs Ralph Moore Mr and Mrs Guy Ewing Mr and Mrs Gailding and families. Dr and Mrs W S Coleman hosted a dinner at their summer home north of Carthage with guests Mr and Mrs Thomas Bush Mr and Mrs Ralph Pearson Mr and Mrs A J Carr and Mr and Mrs Paul Sigler. Library board met and Miss Mattie Clarke tendered her resignation after thirty nine years. Mrs Weldon Newlin was chosen to fill the vacancy. Mr and Mrs Oliver Earnest plan to move to Carthage from the farm and occupy Second Street property. The column also recalls College Co h en ce 40 Years Ago noting farm sales, Camp Shelby chaplaincy and local fair prizes.
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Patsy Jean Grocox
Dave Grocox
Opal Nelson
Methodist Hospital
Jean Veach
Ralph Moore
Guy Ewing
Gailding
Walter Chonan
W. S. Coleman
Carthage
Thomas Bush
Ralph Pearson
A. J. Carr
Paul Sigler
Library Board
Mattie Clarke
Henry Henley Public Library
Weldon Newlin
Margaret G. Newsom
Robert Jordan
Arlington
J. T. Scull
Sullivan
Fletcher M. E
Camp Shelby
Mississippi
Alonzo Dalrymple
Henry Co
Shelby County
Thomas Siler
Mr. Dalrymple
Rachel Jackson Death and Andrew Jackson's Mourning Hour
The narrative chronicles Rachel Jackson's death during a tense campaign season. Andrew Jackson, torn between destiny and public scrutiny, mourns deeply as Rachel dies, while political slander surrounds them. Jackson vows mercy to rivals as he contends with fate and memory.
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Lowell Cooper
Knightstown
Robert Walda
Howard Holt
Ifrue
Indiana State Medical!’ Association
New Castle
Fred MacMurray
Joan Weldon
Richard Egan
Jan Sterling
10Th Ave
Anne Baxter
Sun. & Mon
Marion Brando
Red Buttons
Bayonara
Technicolor
Joel McCrea
Barbara Stanwyck
Tuc
Wed
Joanne Woodward
Paul Newman
Bayard Baker
Herodsburg
Rachel Robards
Lewis Ro ‘Wind
Joe Marsh
John Miner
Sattler
Leo Hartman
South Bend
Mrs. Oliver Earnest
Second Street
Prophets of Destiny
House
God
Hannah
Bayou Pierre
Rachel Jackson
Pherr
Baushack Fertilizer Co