Carthage Raiders Poised for Morristown Clash in Key Test
Carthage prepares for a potential upset at Morristown against the Yellow Jackets as both teams seek momentum. Morristown sits 8 7 on the season with recent losses to New Palestine and others while Carthage eyes stronger rebounding and consistent scoring to seize a toss up matchup on the road.
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Carthage
Blue River
Morristown
Yellow Jackets
Eastern
Hancock
Western
Raiders
Liberty
Spiceland
Waldron
Associated Press
New Palestine
Dragons
Knightstown
Mt. Vernon
Evansville Reitz
Evansville Bosse
Montpelier
Junior High Scores and Week Schedule Include Several Matches
Rhody Junior High results show Mays 33 over Morton 22 and New Salem 37 over Manilla 35. Rushville 45 over Morristown 25. Upcoming: Carthage at Arlington Tuesday January 31 with games at 5 6 and 7 8 6 45 p.m. Weekend: Rushville at Franklin Lewisville at Arlington Carthage at Morristown New Salem at Milroy Sulphur Springs at Morton Manilla at Burney Saturday New Castle at Rushville Burney at New Salem Morton at Deaf School Milroy at Whitewater.
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Whitewater
New Salem
Southwestern
Arlington
Milroy
Burney
Xenia
Ohio
Mays
Morton
Manilla
Rushville
Morristown
Carthage
Franklin
Lewisville
New Castle
Deaf’ School
Stage Coaches Shape Frontier Travel at Harold Warp Village
The exhibit at Harold Warp Pioneer Village in Minden Nebraska showcases 30 000 historic items about western migration. It notes speed seekers used stage coaches from St Joseph Missouri to Denver in 1859 costing 175 and a continent voyage by stage taking about two months at 1250 dollars.
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St. Joseph
Missouri
Denver
Harold Warp
Minden
Nebraska
4-H Winner Cynthia Brechbill Earns Chicago Award
17 year old Cynthia Brechbill of Auburn won in the 4H Community Beautification program at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. The Sears Roebuck Foundation sponsors the program and winners are chosen by the Cooperative Extension Service which leads 4-H Club work.
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Cynthia Brechbill
Auburn
Chicago
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Cooperative Extension Service
Miss Carole Norris Chosen for Peru Exchange Trip
Miss Carole Norris of Manilla will travel to Peru under a Rush County Youth Agent announcement. The Indiana Latin American program aims for in depth study of Latin American countries with exchangees from Peru visiting the U S and Indiana in January and February 1968.
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Carole Norris
Manilla
Peru
South America
Larry Andrews
Rush County
Indiana
Latin America
U. S
Hoosierland
Purdue student Linda Harrold on semester vacation at home
Miss Linda Harrold daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Harrold is spending a week at home from Purdue University for semester vacation.
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Linda Harrold
Richard Harrold
Purdue University
Million Mothers Lead Marches For Birth Defects Drive
The March of Dimes marks its Mothers March on Birth Defects with national leaders like Jane Wyatt Angela Lansbury and Gigi Perreau guiding drives in New York Los Angeles and Houston The 1967 effort funds 77 Birth Defects Centers supports research and public education to prevent birth defects and aid families across the nation.
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Jane Wyatt
Angela Lansbury
Gigi Perreau
March of Dimes
Miss Wyatt
March of Dimes Mothers
Miss Lansbury
New York City
Miss Perreau
Los Angeles
Calif
World of Stars
Mothers’ March
Houston
Tex
L. Gordon Jr
Wally Schirra
Walter Sr
San Diego
Donna Dill
Santa Claus
Donna
Trudy Cooper
L. Gordon Cooper, Jr
Public Service Indiana to spend 12.4 million on anti pollution program
Public Service Indiana unveils a 12.4 million plan to curb air pollution at its Gallagher Station in New Albany and Wabash River Station near Terre Haute with dust collection systems. The project includes 10.5 million for high efficiency collectors and 1.9 million for Cayuga plant dust controls.
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Public Service
Indiana
Gallagher Station
New Albany
Wabash River
Terre Haute
Cayuga
Vermillion County
Carroll H. Blanchar
Public Service Indiana
U.S. Public Health Service
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Wabash River Station
Jones probes four bills to safeguard Indiana public records
State Senator Robert W. Jones introduces four measures to preserve and distribute public records, prevent duplication, and curb loss during administrations. Bills reestablish the Indiana Year Book, require consent before destroying records, expand microfilm, and create a library board. co-authored by Sen. Emil H. Schmutzler Jr.
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Sen
Jones
Robert W. Jones
Morristown
Senator Jones
Indiana
Senate
Department of Administration
Commission On Public Records
Indiana State Library
Indiana Library and Historical Board
Emil H. Schmutzler, Jr
Jasper
Galen A. Colclesser
Robert H. Bales
Medicare rules on hospital spell and extended care facility
The text notes a patient may remain in a hospital spell under Medicare without paying an additional deductible. If entering a participating extended care facility, admission must occur within 14 days after hospital discharge for Medicare coverage. See the Medicare Handbook for details.
Centerville Historic District Sees Renaissance Attracting Visitors
The historic Centerville area along the National Road draws visitors amid surviving 19th century shops and a famed former wagon shop. Notables like Oliver P. Morton and Lew Wallace studied locally, with ghost lore and ongoing restoration fueling renewed interest from Indiana residents and travelers alike.
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Centerville
Lew Wallace
Whitewater College
New Mexico Territory
Jonathan Harvey
North Dakota Territory
John Burbank
Kansas
Joe Kibbey
Arizona Territory
For Sale Hoghouses Hayfeeders and Farm Gates
For sale items include hoghouses hayfeeders cattle feeders and farm gates. Contact Ralph Newkirk at 300 S 900 E on the county line road RR 1 by phone 565 5214. 80 tf
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Ralph Newkirk
County Line Road
R. R
Oil heater for sale by Richard Harrold
Good Siegler oil heater offered for sale priced at 40 dollars. Contact Richard Harrold at 345-5984 for details.
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Siegler
Richard Harrold
Subscriptions Due Notice for Citizens Renewal
A citrus message informs readers their paper stamp shows an expired date and urges renewal at 2.50 per year. It stresses subscriptions must be paid in advance and to renew promptly.
Knightstown ad offers spiritual help and location details
Reader and advisor promotes love problem aid with a Knightstown contact number and a location one mile east of Knightstown on U S 40. Open daily 9 am to 11 pm and Sundays. Also lists an income opportunity requiring $550 to $1850 cash with a CO-REP recruiting write to Evans ton Illinois.
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Knightstown
U. S. 40
REP
INC
P.O
Dept. A
Evanston
Ill
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Triton
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Shively
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Tsing
Barbara King
Arnold Lessing
Carolyn Gordon
Barbara Mann
Susan Holder
Ri Pen
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Social Security Administration
S. 7Th Street
Richmond
Acat
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Anna Maloney
Robert McClaren
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Carthage Radio
Smucker
van Camp
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