Public hearing set on Indiana fishing rules changes
Indiana officials announce a public hearing at the Indiana World War Memorial Building in Indianapolis at 7 30 p m Friday to discuss proposed changes before final decisions. Proposals include opening Monroe Reservoir to anglers on January 1, 1967 and tightening size limits for bass to protect the fishery.
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Indiana World War Memorial
Indianapolis
Department of Natural Resources
Monroe Reservoir
Fishing regulation proposals and school rosters listed
The document lists student names by grade across multiple schools and outlines proposed fishing regulations. Notable items include closures of Spectacle and Loomis Lakes in Porter County from February 1966 to December 1967 to allow natural reproduction, continued closures of Pigeon River six days before trout season, and a two and a half inch minimum size limit on Indiana freshwater mussels pending university study results. Public comment is invited with written submissions before or during the meeting on the 21st.
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Salamonie
Starve Hollow Lake
Jackson County
Spectacle
Loomis Lakes
Porter County
Fish and Game
Pigeon River
Indiana
University of Louisville
Walnut Ridge church bulletin lists staff and service times
Church notices announce East Street Christian Church with Rev. Paul Boulton as minister. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. led by Dale May and Clyde Ruby with Wright as pianist and Mike McKain as assistant pianist. Worship at 10:30 a.m. organist Sherry Mechain. Elders Dale May and John Wagoner.
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Craig Lafuse
van Overman
Janis Perry
John Terhune
Mike Whitfield
Billie Henley
Dan Hunt
Dave Hunt
Sherry Mechain
Sharon Sammons
Jim Edwards
Lafuse
Mike Matlock
Janet Tweedy
Dale Copple
Melinda Lafuse
Charles Lee
Jerry Dixon
Terry McKain
Sylvia Skillman
Cathy
Linda Copple
Kathy Smith
Tom Stevens
David Whitfield
Foster Wilson
Mike Joseph
Lorinda Miekush
Warren Nizh
Nancy Boulton
Mart Carson
Linda Willey
Danny Edwards
Marty Matlock
David McNabb
Cathy Mummert
Sharon Rumovle
Wanda Kay Spence
Linda Sullivan
Patia Whitfield
Paul Boulton
Dale May
Clyde Ruby
Oo Wright
Mike McKain
Linda Sullvan
John Wagoner
Arise Shine Teachings From The Upper Room Sermon
A 1966 January Upper Room devotional urges the Christian church to awaken and shine amid rising world tensions. It frames Jesus as author of peace and calls for revival, prayer, and power to be a beacon in war and strife.
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Church
Christ
Jesus
G. P. Charles
Burma
Little Blue River Church of Christ Service Schedule
Max Wright, minister. Bible study at 10 a.m. Morning worship and communion at 10 45 a.m. Evening worship at 7 p.m. on the first and third Sunday evenings.
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Little Blue River
Church Schedules and Leaders Featured in Two Denominations
The Church of Nazare ne lists Ernest Garner as minister with Cledis Nolen as S S Supt and Janice Riley as secretary. Sunday School 9 30 am Morning Worship 10 30 am NYPS 6 45 pm Evangelistic service 7 30 pm Prayer meeting 7 30 pm Wednesday Missionary president Ladonna Edwards Junior supervisor Lola Jones. The Wesleyan service at 6 30 pmSunday Evening Service 7 30 pm Prayer Meeting 8 pm Wednesday led by Robert Golding and Bertha Steward with 9 30 am Sunday School and 10 30 am Worship.
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Church OF Nazarene
Ernest Garner
S.S. Supt
Cledis Nolen
Janice Riley
NYPS
Betty Hinton
Ladonna Edwards
Lola Jones
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Robert Golding
Bertha Steward
Wesleyan
Fletcher Methodist and Walnut Ridge Friends Meeting Schedule
Fletcher Methodist holds worship at 10 30 am with Stanley Palicki as minister and an organist Mrs Hubert Hunt. Walnut Ridge Friends Meeting lists Gerald Collier as pastor Walter O Neal secretary Russell Shutt Jr superintendent with Marylin Eakins as song leader and pianists Becky Collier and Mrs Russell Shutt Jr for services and Sunday School. Young Peoples meet at 6 30 pm worship at 7 30 pm midweek prayer Wednesday at 8 pm.
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Fletcher Methodist Church
Stanley Palicki
Hubert Hunt
Bob Winters
Reta Stanley
Wm. Alexander
Walnut Ridge
Carthage Friends Worship Service Leaders Named
Gene Lewis minister Song Leader Kathy Heim worship at 10:30 a.m. Alta Carr is pianist. Organists are Virginia Wells and Mrs Ralph McClurg.
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Carthage
Gene Lewis
Kathy Heim
Alta Carr
Virginia Wells
Ralph McClurg
Winter wheat acreage down in Indiana from last fall
Purdue University figures show Indiana farmers seeded 1,079,000 acres of winter wheat last fall, 15 percent less than 1964 and 19 percent below average. The 1966 crop is forecast at 37,765,000 bushels, four percent under 1965 and 19 percent under average. Seeding slowed after mid October due to wet fields but germination remained strong with good moisture and moderate temperatures. Snowfall was light and no heaving of seed occurred.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
Purdue University
Hoosier History's Candidate for America's Greatest Political Cartoonist
Believed by historians to be perhaps America’s greatest political cartoonist, he drew for the Chicago Tribune and collaborated with George Ade. He helped found the Indiana Society of Chicago, a key cultural link between Indiana and Chicago.
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Hoosier
America
Chicago Tribune
George
Ade
Indiana Society of Chicago
Remember When January 1956 Obituary And Local Happenings
John J. Richmond dies at daughter’s home leaving three sons and two daughters plus forty eight grandchildren. Crispus Attucks Shortridge game attended by local figures at Butler Field House. Ripley Two Conservation Club met and elected officers. 1946 notes report coal yard sale, a birth, job changes, bus blizzard rescue, an army shell found, and local contests and school appointments.
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John J. Richmond
Uni Fitch
William Richmond
Kentucky
Cecil Richmond
Carthage
Thomas Richmond
Greenfield
Uni
Sadie) Fitch
Here
Mary Parson
Ohio
H. L. Hensler
Ed Bly
Kenneth Rhodes
Joe Porter
Ora Clayton
Fred Parish
Crispus Attucks-Shortridge
Butler Field House
Ripley Two Conservation Club
Community Center
Robert S. Moore
Ed Carroll
James J. Miller
Anderson
Jack B. Moore
Farm Bureau leaders to meet in Greensburg January 28
Farm Bureau leaders from nine counties will gather in Greensburg for the District Eight meeting. George R. Harvey will discuss Marketing Food For Freedom and the farm workers under the minimum wage law. Harold Gay outlines farmer roles in marketing. The women's public speaking contest selects a district winner for the state event in Indianapolis February.
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Greensburg
Ind
Farm Bureau
District Eight Farm Bureau
YMCA
North Broadway Street
George R. Harvey
Indiana Farm Re Ee Eeecies
America
Harold Gay
Fblyre
Indianapolis
George Buschhaupt
New Palestine
Webster Heck
Connersville
Johnson, Shelby
Rush
Fayette
Union
Franklin
Decatur
Bartholomew
Brown
Marriage of Opal McCorkle and Claud Collins at Greenfield
The marriage took place Saturday evening at the Friends Church in Greenfield. Opal McCorkle daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred McCorkle of Carthage wed Claud Collins son of Perry Collins of near Arlington. Paul F Binford son of the late John H Binford assisted as bookkeeper at Capital State Bank and received a Shetland pony and driving outfit as a New Year's gift.
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Opal McCorkle
Fred McCorkle
Carthage
Claud Collins
Perry Collins
Arlington
Paul F. Binford
John H. Binford
Friends Church
Greenfield
Capital State Bank
Binford
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Kenneth L. Rhodes
Martha Jane Rhodes
General Telephone
Wesleyan Methodist
Carnage Friends
Eugene Miek
Nasralle
Newsom
Main St
Romey McFall
al Carr
Russell Publow
Charles Mosier
Harry Leisure
Bowen
Occident
Jess Binford
John T. McCutcheon
Cal
Bausback
Rushville
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