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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1967

Page

4

Hoosier Boys State Elects Corydon Delegates to City Council

At Indiana University Bloomingon 1967 Hoosier Boys State delegates from Corydon were elected to city council and state representative on the Federalist ticket. Tom Alton won county councilman and state senator was defeated. Other Corydon and area delegates aided in organizing elections and filling roles in the simulated government.

Hoosier Boys State Department of Indiana American Legion Indiana University Bloomington Alan Hess Corydon School of Law Tom Alton Robert Schickel Lanesville Michael Newton Morgan Township Joe Arnold Elizabeth Steve Wetzel Depauw

No-Hit Night Opens Twi-Light League Debut

Sophomore Randy Coleman pitched five hitless innings to lift Leavenworth to a 11-0 win over Marengo in Twi-Light League action. Fred Ridge hit three triples as the Leavenworth attack overwhelmed the Cavemen. Milltown defeated English 15-2 in opening night play. South Central edged North Central 3-2, while Corydon rallied to beat Morgan Township 6-3 for win number one.

Randy Coleman Leavenworth Marengo Coleman Fred Ridge Marengo Cavemen Milltown English Millers South Central North Central Corydon

Pennington Chapel Notes and Local Obituaries

Sympathy is extended to the families of Marion Le and Gayle Miller who died in the past week. Numerous social visits are noted including Sunday dinner guests of the Elmer Barrow and Bonnie household and attendance at a Quebbeman Reunion in New Albany. A wedding reception at the Nazarene church and various visits to Corydon, Milltown, Cloverport, and Washington DC are listed along with furloughs and afternoon callers.

Marion le Gayle Miller Elmer Barrow Bonnie Barbara Stiner New Middletown Charlie Conrad Darrell Barrow Carmen Craig Hubert Byrne Yetta Quebbeman Quebbeman Community Park New Albany Bethel Clunie Terri Wagner Alstott-Smith Church of the Nazarene Dorsey Clunie Milltown Catherine Clunie Hurshel Newsome Washington, D. C William Davis Guy Bullett Boone Davis John Seacat Junior Arnold Dijana Cecil Clunie Dorsey Clunie Corydon Herman Fox Bill Fox Ralph Heuser Depauw Merrill Mott Clarence Craig David Rhodes Hinesville Emerson Elrod Alice Elrod Martha Conrad Ruby Rhodes Lillian Lasley Wayne Rhodes Anthony Harvey McAdams Claude Rainbolt Salem

Rain Wanted as Heat Persists in Saha Area

Saha reports hot humid weather and a community hope for rain. Haymaking advanced well last week while local residents visit family, attend reunions, and celebrate a June wedding at St Joseph Church Corydon. Notables include Gerald Baumgartle recovering after ear surgery and Stephen House earning honors at Western Kentucky College.

Gerald Baumgartle Harry Baumgartle Cora Conrad Walter Conrad Corydon Lowell Miller Clarksville Viola Stauth Crandall Neibarger Casey Ill Sp4 Frank J. Massey St. Joseph Catholic Church Hugh Thomas Oral Richardson Cecilia Daniel Brown No. 8 Grant Berg Georgetown Oskar Paschka Paschka Stephen House New Albany Western Kentucky College Bowling Green Young House William House Raymond Quebbeman John R. Kirkham Muncie Dave Showmaker Elizabeth Old No. 8 Kirkham Bess Quebbeman Lawrence McNeely Lake Quebbeman New Community Park Lawrence Quebbeman Kentucky Air National Guard

Morgan Leads In County Baseball League With 4-0

Morgan Township sits atop the Harrison County Baseball League with four wins and no losses in the older division. In the younger division, Laconia Elizabeth and Morgan each have three wins and one loss. Notable results: Laconia beat Heth Washington 7-6 in a close older game. Lanesville beat Laconia 6-2. Morgan shut out New Middletown 20-0. Elizabeth beat Heth Washington 27-0 with K Brown allowing two runs. K Crosier secured a 7-5 win for Laconia in extra innings.

Harrison County Baseball League Morgan Township Laconia Elizabeth Morgan Heth Washington Lanesville New Middletown K. Crosier Laconia Younger Boys K. Brown Heth- Washington

Lanesville and Heth-Washington Youth Teams Schedule Weekend Games

Lanesville teams travel to Elizabeth for older and younger boys division games Saturday. On Sunday Heth Washington teams play at New Middletown. Morgan Township diamond hosts Morgan and Laconia teams in a local matchup.

Lanesville Elizabeth Heth - Washington New Middletown Morgan Township Laconia Morgan

Local Social Roundup of Visits and Weekend Guests

Mrs. Mary Alice Faith of Indianapolis and Mrs. Edith Stoker visited Wednesday afternoon. Corydon guests included Mrs. Luther Sonner and Mrs. Fern Redden at Sunday dinner. Various callers and family visits from Corydon Brandenburg Battletown Leavenworth and Richland are noted along with trips to St. Croix and weekend stays with relatives.

Mary Alice Faith Indianapolis Edith Stoker Luther Sonner Fern Redden Corydon Roxie Trobaugh Lorene Dismang Ronnie Brunner Fern Grimes New Albany James Roby Jesse Troutman Richard Pease Richland Billy Froman John E. Voyles Patsy

Summer training at Savannah Ga closes with busy minds

Summer training in Savannah Georgia ends, leaving attendees with a closing thought about happiness. The message notes that the happiest people are those who stay so busy they do not notice their own happiness or its absence.

Savannah

Summer Playground Activities at Rice Field

The Rice Field summer playground kicked off with varied activities this month. Highlights include a Monday scavenger hunt with twenty winners, Arts and Crafts start on Tuesday, paddle tennis and shuffleboard tournaments, and a Wednesday Hobo Day drawing about ninety children with prize categories.

Rice Field Jack Lawson Freddie Anderson

Cliff Hurst Named Eagles President At Crawfordsville

Cliff Hurst former Corydon resident is installed as worthy president of Crawfordsville Aerie No. 1005 Fraternal Order of Eagles. He sells for Belknap Hardware Louisville and is a Corydon Central 1957 graduate. He frequents Western Kentucky State College and belongs to Montgomery Lodge No. 50 F and AM and the Crawfordsville Jaycees. Cliff and wife Phyllis reside at New Market. Parents Clifford and Mrs Hurst live at 220 E High Corydon.

Cliff Hurst Corydon Crawfordsville Aerie No. 1005 Order of Eagles Mr. Hurst Belknap Hardware Manufacturing Co Louisville Corydon Central High School Western Kentucky State College Bowling Green Montgomery Lodge No. 50 F & AM Crawfordsville Jaycees Cliff Phyllis New Market Clifford Hurst E. High St

Pisgah Lodge Plans Church Service and Picnic Schedule

Members of Pisgah Lodge No. 32 F. and A. M. will gather for a church service at Georgetown Methodist Church on June 25 at 7 30 p m. Degree work is set for July 1 at 7 30 p m in the Corydon Masonic Temple with two Master Mason degrees. The annual picnic is planned for July 4 at Shelter House No 1 in Harrison Crawford State Forest starting at 3 p m with a covered dish dinner at 5 30 p m.

Pisgah Lodge Georgetown Methodist Church Masonic Temple Corydon Shelter House No. 1 Harrison-Crawford State Forest

Pantherette Softball Team Beats Mothers In Debut

The Corydon Pantherette softball team won their first game in French Town by 31 to 18. On Wednesday night the girls defeated their mothers in an overwhelming game. They play Fridays at New Albany State Street Park in an independent league with a return game against Frenchtown set for June 27 at Island Playground at 7 30.

Corydon Pantherette Frenchtown Pantherettes New Albany State Street Park Island Playground

Laconia and Lanesville Win in Little League

Laconia and Lanesville squads posted Little League wins in two age groups. In the 8-11 bracket on Wednesday June 14 players from Laconia Heth-Washington led the victory, while the 12-14 group also featured Laconia Heth-Washington triumphs. On Saturday June 17 the 8-11 age group saw Lanesville win, featuring Laconia as part of the competition.

Airman Seaton Participates in Memorial Day Service on Carrier

Airman David M. Seaton of Milltown served aboard the USS Randolph in Norfolk Virginia for Memorial Day services attended by 300 Navy Fleet Reserve Association members and local dignitaries. The ceremony featured a three volley salute and taps as a helicopter from the carrier dropped a wreath into the Atlantic.

Seaton Randolph David M. Seaton USN Loren J. Seaton Spencer St Milltown Norfolk Navy Fleet Reserve Association Atlantic

Alvin McKim to Be Honor Graduate of Engineering School

Alvin McKim will graduate with high honors July 21 from S T L Indianapolis with an associate degree in Tool Design Engineering Technology. Starting August 1 he will work in Nuclear Engineering at Babcock and Wilcox in Mt. Vernon Indiana. He is the son of Mrs. Gay Logsdon of New Albany and Dallas McKim of Corydon.

Alvin McKim Alvin. McKim S.T.L Indianapolis Babcock and Wilcox Company Mt. Vernon Ind Alvin Is the Son Gay Logsdon New Albany Dallas McKim Corydon

John Swisher Shines in Island Summer Track Meet

Sixty children competed in the first summer track meet on the Island with three age divisions. John Swisher won all his individual events and anchored the 11 to 14 relay, as Playground Director Charles Phillips noted strong times and broad participation. The next meet is scheduled for Friday at 2:00 pm and invites families and townspeople to attend.

Charles Phillips John Swisher Ike Orwick Randy Quebbeman Cariary Vicki ‘Thomas Ike Stewart Engleman Donnie Timberlake Debbie Kost Charres Fettinger Rick Allen Pete Akers Janet Lynton Sharon Brown Jim Feller Don Showmaker

Gospel Hill News Roundup of Local Visits and Farewell Sermon

Local residents report visits from friends and former neighbors including Larry Snider and family to Cincinnati Zoo and Gordon Woods of Anderson to see Robert Deputy. Rev. Richard Johnson, leaving his charge, is to deliver a farewell sermon on Sunday June 25 after serving in the Army and Navy.

E.U.B Ramsey Burnville Richard Johnson Rev. Johnson Army Navy Gordon Woods Anderson Robert Deputy Mr. Woods Bell Fouts Leland Sherry Marie Dallas Cicero John Roudenbush Frank Moore New Albany Ronald Gentry Depauw Glenn Roudenbush Sellersburg Si Merritt Ray Bruder MYF Methodist Church

Bowling News 162 High Individual and Standings

The feature lists High Individual scores with Judy Hughes 435 and Jay Martin 222. Standings show teams like 5 WO PJ's and Early Birds with percent tallies. Saturday night June 24 invites all to support proceeds for the Building Fund.

Sanice Thevelie Judy ‘ i. Hughes Mildred Booth Jay Martin Paul Cotner Markie Wright Carol Johns Paul Rowley

Kill Athlete's Foot Germ at Davis Drug Store

An ad promotes T-4-L treatment for athlete's foot claiming rapid itch relief within minutes and skin shedding in 3 to 5 days to expose germs, followed by healthy skin. The product is advertised for sale today at Davis Drug Store.

Davis Drug Store

ZIP CODE REQUIREMENTS FOR OUT OF COUNTY SUBSCRIBERS

Out of county subscribers must send ZIP code figures to The Corydon Democrat office. ZIP codes are required by the Post Office Department. Copies can be mailed to non Harrison County subscribers after January 1, 1967 only if the ZIP is included in the address.

Harrison County Corydon Democrat Post Office Department

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