Old Capital Bank stockholders elect officers in Corydon
The annual stockholders meeting on Jan 12 re-elected all directors Albert Crayden James Davidson Robert Davis Wilma Herthel Conrad Renaker Alva Wiseman and Rlaine Wiseman. Directors elected Blaine Wiseman president and trust officer and Alva Wiseman senior vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Capital Bank and Trust Company
Corydon
Albert E. Crayden
James R. Davidson
Robert W. Davis
Wilma L. Herthel
Conrad Renaker
Alva H. Wiseman
Rlaine H Wiseman
Bacarra Beay
Blaine H. Wiseman
Press
R. Earl Miller
Kenneth W. Miles
June E. Fink
Bette Purucker
Marilyn Shaffer
Vivian Timberlake
Delores Timberlake
Carolyn Coleman
Patty Gutknecht
Oletta Beanblossom
Linda Davidson
Alice Barks
Scottsburg
Louisville
Roger Jackson
Effie Harper
Township bans third Justice of the Peace under new law
Circuit Court announces Harrison Township cannot have more than two Justices of the Peace, canceling Edna Atwood for the third highest vote. Current JPs are Charlotte Ledford and Pearl Mauck. Also reported are bond for Carl Stone in reckless homicide case, fines for alcohol offense, probate estate filings, social security representative visits, multiple traffic/diving violations, bank staff highlights, and plans for New Salisbury branch opening in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
C. Bliss Eskew
State Board of Accounts
Maurice G. Snider
Harrison
Edna Atwood
Carl E. Stone
Palmyra
Old Capital Bank and Trust Company
Earl W. Stromire
Alvin Rainbalt
Carrie Rainbalt
Erskine Crosby
Oscar DeWeese
Dolores S. Meadows
Mary E. Reddington
James D. Williams
Windell
Funk
New Salisbury
Orville LaHue, Jr
Robert L. Yates
Marilyn Rhodes
Carol Daugherty
Teller
Nancy L. Rowley
Johnnie Smith Pitman
Lois G. Vogt
Roy William Beard
Public Notices: Bidders and Auctions Across Agencies
Notices announce fuel oil bidding for Morgan High School and a public auction for scrap iron at the Highway Garage. Final settlements and administrations cover Esther Finn Herman Prage Oscar DeWeese Mary Reddington Frank Lincoln and James Crosier estates. County Highway Dept bids also invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan High School
Highway Garage
Esther Finn
Herman M. J. Prage
Oscar DeWeese
Mary E. Reddington
Frank A. Lincoln
County Highway Dept
James F. Crosier
Items In This Ink s WANT Ads
Classified column notes various want ad entries with listings for goods services and misc items available. Readers are invited to place personal and business notices detailing wants and offerings across categories in this community section.
Corydon Jaycees Honor Leaders At Distin Service Banquet
Corydon Jaycees Distinguished Service Banquet honors Reverend William Huckabone for civic work. Outstanding Young Farmer Lowell Smith is recognized for high corn yields and soil conservation work. Arthur R. Eve named Outstanding Young Educator for leading North Central Marching Tigers. John William Leffler named Outstanding Jaycee by secret vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ray Eve
Lowell Smith
William Huckabone
John William Leffler
Wallace
Alton F. Barnickle
Corydon Jaycees
Jaycees
Corydon Christian Church
Barnickle
Methodist Church of
Corydon
Jack Windell
Windell
Bill
Harrison County Ministerial Association
Rotary Club
Rotary
Corydon P.T.A
Jack Washburn
Palmyra
Washburn
Smith
Morgan Township
Harrison County Soil and Water Conservation District
Arthur R. Eve
North Central School
Eve
North Central
Harrison County
Corydon Central High School
Eastern Kentucky State College
Tom Ripperdan
Leffler
Carl Daley
Mobile X Ray Unit to Visit Harrison County Jan 30
The Harrison County Tuberculosis Association announces a Mobile X-Ray Unit tour from January 30 to February 8 at nine locations including Palmyra Laconia Elizabeth Central Lanesville Depauw Central Barren Ramsey and Corydon. A detailed schedule appears next week in The Corydon Democrat and box holders will receive it. Adults 18 and older are urged to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County Tuberculosis Association
Harrison County
Palmyra
Laconia
Elizabeth
Central
Lanesville
Depauw
Central Barren
Ramsey
Corydon
Corydon Democrat
Chamberlin To Head Corydon Optimist Club
The Optimist Club of Corydon Indiana was chartered January 17 at the Ideal Restaurant with about 27 attendees. Howard Logan of Optimist International officially chartered the Corydon unit and opened membership through Friday evening. Rev. Nelson Chamberlin was elected president with Larry Eckart and Max Martin as vice presidents and six directors including Roger A. Crosier Herbert Woertz and Virgil King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optimist Club
Corydon
Indiana
Ideal
Tell City
Optimist International
Howard Logan
Corydon Club
Nelson Chamberlin
Larry Eckart
Max Martin
Roger A. Crosier
Herbert Woertz
Virgil King
Corydon State Bank Elects Gettelfinger Miller Directors
The Corydon State Bank added Thomas M. Miller of Indianapolis and Herbert Gettelfinger of Bradford to its Board at the annual stockholders meeting. R Earl Miller reported solid earnings with loan growth of about 628000 and deposits up 644000, and 50000 transferred to surplus to aid expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Miller
Indianapolis
Herbert Gettelfinger
Bradford
Corydon State Bank
R. Earl Miller
Gettelfinger
Gettelfinger Popcorn Company
Thomas Miller
Corydon
Toll Roads Raise $420.63 for March of Dimes in Harrison County
The Harrison County March of Dimes campaign reports netted $420.63 from all-day toll road collections at Corydon Palmyra and New Salisbury. Teen dance at Corydon Junior High on Jan 28 and mint sale events on Jan 21 and 28 are planned to boost funds with Mothers March Night on Jan 31 and a January 24 planning meeting at the Ideal Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Taylor
Posey
Harrison County
Soil Conservation Service
Carlton Miles
The
Soil and Water Conservation Office
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Harrison County March of Dimes
Gapital C. B
Darrel Vannis
Harrison Covuntians
Corydon
Palmyra
New Salisbury
Vannis
Chuck Redden
Corydon Junior High School
Zella Stout
Ideal Restaurant
Period Of Debate In Opening Days Of Indiana Legislature
A wrap up of week one in the 95th Indiana General Assembly notes partisan debate over returning a 144 million state surplus to local units for property relief. It highlights committee work, anticipated bills, and bipartisanship shaping sessions as 61 days unfold.
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House
Senate
Congress
Roger D. Branigin
Indiana
G.O.P
Greensburg
Supreme Court
High Court
Ralph Harvey
Richard Roudenbush
Legislative Advisory Commission
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Indiana State Nurseries
Soil and Water Conservation District
Soil - Water Conservation District
Taylor Township
Farm Bureau
Gene Wilson
Fred Hovde
Purdue University
California
Los Angeles
Chicago
Purdue Spirit
Purdue
the Valley Advance
Vincennes University
Tom Ayling
Court News
J. P
Ronnie Snyder
Associates Discount Corporation
William A. Dobson
Patsy S. Dobson
Justice of the Peace George Ems
Roy A. Brown
Avaca
Tex
Larry F. Bergett
Kenneth C. Chambers
Birdseye
George E. Hughes, Jr
Charlestown
Carol F. Dolan
New Albany
Arlie Burton
John C. Ivers
Roger D. Best
Kenneth E. Huntsman
Kansas City
Kan
Carol Hawkins
Leavenworth
Edwin A. Hershman
Justice of the Peace
Pearl
Maud
Claude Denbo, Jr
James Lear
Indiana State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Lawrence Jones
Wiseman
Salisbury
Jaycee
Arville L. Funk
Centeri
Arthur Eve
Tuberculosis Association
Gettelfinger, Miller
Thomas M, Miller
T.H.E
Chuck
Frank A. White
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