Five Youths Charged In Wire Theft Ring
Harrison Circuit Court fined and sentenced five county residents on theft of wire charges tied to an alleged ring uncovered by Indiana State Police Detective Robert Belles. Steve Ferguson 16 Depauw paid 25 dollars and six months at Indiana State Farm. Ray Courtney 19 New Salisbury 25 dollars and a year to ten years with probation. Roger Robison 19 Ramsey 25 dollars and 1 to 10 years with probation. Orville Lewis 19 Depauw 25 dollars and six months or so.
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Harrison Circuit Court
Indiana
Robert Belles
Athar Taus Anfarnamant
Orville Lewis
Depauw
State Farm
Jeffrey Briscoe
Tudor-Yager Construction Company
Eureka Telephone Company
Belles
Frenchtown
New Albany
Tudor-Yager Company
Lake Worth Retiree Community Attracts Tourists
Lake Worth Florida is described as an attractive nonmetropolitan city on the Atlantic with good schools and active Chamber of Commerce. The piece notes retirees from Indiana and a steady effort to attract small manufacturing while thousands visit annually and some buy homes.
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Florida
Corydon
Chambers of Commerce
Indiana
Fort Lauderdale
Faith
Lake Worth
Atlantic Ocean
Chamber of Commerce
Court Names 36 Jurors for May Harrison Term
Miss Jean Denbo and Kean Irwin drew thirty six freeholders as potential jurors for the Harrison Circuit Court May term. The list includes Chester A Klinestiver Elvis L Reed Cecil W Fravel Cecil Conrad Nettie L Quebbeman Frank Babcock Arvil Coffman Charles W Askren W K Kirkham Fred Stoker Forest Churchill Abner Lower Raymond P Getelfinger Delbert Pitman Taylor Cunningham William J Matherly Shelby Voyles Irvin Gettelfinger Leonard Eggenspiller Raymond J Stiner Alfred H Faith Howard Haub James W Hart Perry A Huntsinger Lloyd A Eisenmenger Bobby J L Hoback Herman R Behr Paul Baker Asbury Leffler John W Frederick Kenneth Jackson Jesse Whittaker Harry Kost Allen K Conrad Walter Davis Donald Lingenfelter.
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Jean Denbo
Kean Irwin
Harrison Circuit Court
Maurice G. Snider
Chester A. Klinestiver
Elvis L. Reed
Cecil W. Fravel
Cecil Conrad
Nettie L. Quebbeman
Frank Babcock
Arvil Coffman
Charles W. Askren
W. K. Kirkham
Fred Stoker
Forest Churchill
Abner
Lower
Raymond P. Getelfinger
Delbert Pitman
Taylor Cunningham
William J. Matherly
Shelby Voyles
Irvin Gettelfinger
Leonard Eggenspiller
Raymond J. Stiner
Alfred H. Faith
Howard Haub
James W. Hart
Perry A. Huntsinger
Lloyd A. Eisenmenger
Bobby J
Clean‑Up War Against Trash Along County Roads
Sheriff Joe Kessler announced a Clean-Up War against littering and trash dumping on county roads. A local law imposes a one hundred dollar fine for anyone found dumping along highways.
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Joe Kessler
Indiana
Public Notices Final Settlement Estates and Zoning
Notice of final settlement for the estate of Wilford S. Deatrick and administration for Roy E. Housel. Notice of sale for trees at State Forestry and zoning appeals at 633 N Capitol Ave. Also probate notices for Maude Watson.
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Wilford S. Deatrick
State Forestry
Roy E. Housel
Capitol Ave
Maude Watson
Rural electric REMC meeting hears call to defend cooperative future
Maurice F. Goode told about 800 Harrison County REMC members that urban growth may reverse rural migration in coming decades. He stressed maintaining the cooperative’s strength, noted line upgrades for rising loads, and praised legislators while eight directors were elected.
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United States
Maurice F. Goode
Harrison
Goode
Indiana
Harrison County
REMC
Rural Electric Cooperatives
Federal
REA
Federal Electric Consumers Bank
Lanesville Senior Wins REMC Scholarship at School Gym
Sylvia Ruth Lopp, a Lanesville High School senior, received the ninth annual REMC Scholarship of 1000 dollars at Corydon Central High School gym. She was among seven nominees and got 250 dollars toward first year college costs. The event included a Morgan Township High School Band concert and a post meeting board reelection.
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Sylvia Ruth Lopp
REMC
Corydon Central High School
James R. Lopp
Sylvia
Lanesville High School
Indiana University
Morgan Township
Jerry Bradshaw
Maurice F. Goode
Jeffersonville
Center
Harrison County
Fred Winterkorn
New Middletown
Corydon Town Board Plans Water Sales to Ramsey and Palmyra
Corydon will sell water to Ramsey Water Corporation and Palmyra Town, with a 500000 gallon daily production and 1000000 gallon pumping capacity. Ramsey estimates 35000 gallons daily need, Palmyra 40000, plan to connect via a line along State Road 135.
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Corydon Town Board
Ramsey Water Corporation
Palmyra
Corydon Board
Robert Martin
Lansky Routh
Norris Trowbridge
John Coleman
Corydon
Ramsey
First Escape From New County Jail Investigated
Harrison County reports an escape from its new 1965 jail last week as prisoner Robert Farnsley 30 bypassed cells through the shower control room and outer hall. Sheriff Joe Kessler arrived Thursday morning to discover the door to the cell area open and Farnsley missing, later believed to have jumped from a laundry window on the north side. Farnsley, awaiting trial for a pair of home break-ins, had a $5,000 bond and was previously jailed by Indiana and Louisville authorities.
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Harrison County
Robert Farnsley
Joe Kessler
Kessler
Farnsley
Louisville
Indiana
Ralph Knear
Joseph Robinson
Phi Betas Urge April Completion In Cancer Drive
Mrs. Neva Hess chair Harrison County Cancer Crusade urges April completion of house to house canvassing. If not contacted, send contributions to Mrs. Armstrong in New Salisbury. Morgan Township reports completion and surpassing last year with Morgan Township High School students volunteering. Phi Beta Psi Sorority sponsors the Cancer Crusade for Harrison County.
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Phi Betas
Neva Hess
Harrison County Cancer Crusade
Robert Armstrong
Harrison County Cancer Society
New Salisbury
Ind
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Harrison County
Music Of The 60s Theme At Morgan High School Concert
Morgan High School presents a Music Of The 60s themed concert by the bands and chorus Sunday May 7 at 3 00 p m in the high school gym. The program includes Born Free The Girl Watchers Theme and Nancy Sinatra Sugar Town. The 64 member band, recently rated Excellent at the ISMA District Band Festival in Salem, performs festival arrangements. Admission is 75 cents for adults and 35 cents for students.
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Morgan Two. H. 8
Salem
Jerry O. Bradshaw
Lanesville High to Stage Our Town This Saturday
Lanesville High School students perform Thornton Wilder's Our Town in the school auditorium this Saturday at 8:00 PM. Cast includes Bob Banet Larry Wills Elaine Philpot Dennis Wells and others with understudies Sande Coddington Eileen Heinze and Nancy Zollman. Tickets 75 cents adults 50 cents children available from cast or at the door.
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Our Town
Thornton Wilder
Lanesville High School
Bob Banet
Larry Wills
Elaine Philpot
Dennis Wells
Ernestine Jones
Philip Pate
Deborah Crawhorn
Sylvia Lopp
Melvin Menges
Robert Schickel
Gerald Baumegarde
Steve Albers
Brenda Geswein
Francis Wisman
Bob Rogers
Vernon Huber
Auto License Bureau Closed for State Holiday
Corydon Auto License Bureau will close all day Tuesday May 2 in observance of a state holiday. Manager Phyllis Himmelhaver announced the closure and reminded residents to plan accordingly.
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Phyllis Himmelhaver
Corydon
Bloodmobile Visit Aims 133 Pints For May 9
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Harrison County on Tuesday May 9 from 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. at the Harrison Post American Legion Home. This is the fifth and final visit of the year with a county quota of 478 pints. Four prior drives yielded 345 pints, so 133 pints are targeted. Chairman Adna Harris urged participation to meet the area quota.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Harrison County
Harrison Post
American Legion
Adna Harris
Leavenworth High Junior Wins Science Program Invite
Leavenworth High School junior Douglas Breeden, 16, earned admission to a Secondary Science Program in Mathematics for Outstanding students. He was chosen by Ohio State University, University of Texas at Austin, and Northern Arizona University. Programs start around June 10 for five to six weeks.
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Douglas Breeden
Ohio State University At
Columbus
The
University of Texas At Austin
Northern Arizona University At
Flagstaff
Doug
Russ E. Breeden
Indiana to maintain time as Eastern Time year round
Indiana officials state no time change is planned for the state this year. The governor and the 1967 General Assembly affirm Indiana will stay on Eastern Time year round as it has in prior years.
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Indiana
Indiana General Assembly
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