Constitutional Gap Fill Ed. Bayh Guests At White House Signing
Indiana Senator Birch Bayh and family attended the White House signing of the 25th Amendment to the U S Constitution. The piece notes the era of presidential disability provisions and Bayh’s push for ratification by 38 states, with quotes from Bayh and editorials commenting on post office costs and inflation. It also mentions a merger vote between Georgetown and Eureka Telephone Companies and anticipated stockholder meetings.
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Indiana
United States
Birch Bayh, Jr
Marcella
Birch
White House
Johnson
Congress
Eisenhower
Nixon
Kennedy
Bayh
Subcommittee On
Mr. Nixon
Herbert Brownell
American Bar Association
Georgetown Telephone Company
Eureka Telephone Company
Eureka
Georgetown
Union National Bank
Eureka Company
Eureka Stockholders
Court News Petit Jury Drawn for Harrison March Term
Names drawn for the Harrison Circuit Court Petit Jury include Carry Fowler James Morrison Warren Fisher Homer Barrow Joseph Fink Hubert Grove Thomas Ripperdan Earl Lockard Lorrel Hornickel Omer Saltsgaver Curtis Blackman Fred Winterkorn William Mauck Chester Turley Royal Quebbeman Edward Usseler and others. County Auditor Mathes notes property tax statements will be mailed later due to the State Tax Board rate delay. Additional items record quiet title action administrator appointments two estates probated several traffic fines and penalties across Harrison County with multiple residents cited for speeding intoxication and related offenses.
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Harrison Circuit Court
Carry Fowler
James F. Morrison
Warren F. Fisher
Homer C. Barrow
Joseph Fink
Hubert Grove
Thomas H. Ripperdan
Earl Lockard
Lorrel Hornickel
Omer E. Saltsgaver
Curtis Blackman
Fred Winterkorn
William Gurvase Mauck
Chester E. Turley
Royal Quebbeman
Edward Usseler
Jesse W. Mathes
State Tax Board
Thomas W. Tuell
Barbara F. Tuell
Frederick W. Martin
Harrison
Joseph Kessler
Howard Lee Shumaker
Eugene E. Feller
Lena Taylor
Panthers Clinch Snowy Sectional Title at Salem
Corydon Panthers repeat as sectional champions in a 53 37 victory over West Washington at Salem. Coach John Wood praised all players after a methodical, team driven win with Bill Kirkham netting 21 points and Ireland Scott contributing strong scoring alongside Mike Bennett.
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Panthers
West Washington
John Wood
Milltown
Marengo
Salem
Panther
Snow
Wood
Bill Kirkham
Ireland
Scott
Mike Bennett
Alan Hess
Doug Bates
Monty Schenider
Senators
Ron Chastain
Bennett
Carl Packwood
Steve Brown
Grade School P T A To Meet Tuesday
The Corydon Grade School Parent Teachers Association will meet in the school auditorium Tuesday, Mar. 7 at 7 30 p m. The program covers Fluoride Treatment with a short film. Mrs Joy Sprigier and Mrs J L Dones will speak and answer questions. A nominating committee will be appointed. officers elected in May.
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Corydon Grade School Parent Teachers Association
Joy Sprigier
J. L. Dones
Harrison County Fluoridation Committee
Notice of Final Settlement and Estate Administrations
Public notices list final settlement for the estate of Edward E Gleitz deceased and administration for Lena Taylor deceased. A legal notice announces a public hearing by the Alcoholic Beverage Board.
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Edward E. Gleitz
Lena Taylor
Alcoholic Beverage Board
Governor Extends License Deadline in Indiana
Governor Roger D. Branigin announced in Indianapolis that the due date for 1967 vehicle license plates has been extended from midnight February 28 to midnight March 7. The one week extension was granted because of bad weather.
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Indianapolis
Roger D. Branigin
Lincoln Day Banquet Highlights Indiana Ties
Eighth District Congressman Roger Zion led the Lincoln Day Banquet at Corydon's K of C Hall. He tied Lincoln’s principles to modern issues including Vietnam Powell poverty, stressing Indiana's influence on Lincoln. Arville Funk MCed, Rev Ellis Cowling offered prayers, and music came from Mrs Arthur Eve with LaDonna Chamberlin. Harrison County GOP sponsored.
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Roger Zion
K of C
Corydon
Zion
Indiana
Lincoln
United States
Washington
Vietnam
Adam Clayton Powell
Arville L. Funk
Ellis Cowling
Arthur Eve
LaDonna Chamberlin
Indiana lawmakers honored as top senators for 1967 ballot
State Senator Robert P. O'Ban non D Corydon and Senator David Rogers D Bloomington named outstanding Democratic senators in a United Press International poll of 29 Indiana General Assembly reporters. O Ban non a Corydon Democrat active in Finance Committee and other panels also earned top Republican honors for Marlin K McDaniels R Richmond. Also notes Harrison County tax rules set March 1 assessment start with penalties for late filings and noncompliance, detailing assessments for personal property and residency rules for military and students.
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Robert P. O’bannon
Corydon
David Rogers
Bloomington
United Press International
Indiana General Assembly
O'Bannon
Rogers
Marlin K. McDaniels
Richmond
O’bannon
The
Corydon Democrat
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Indiana
Interstate Cooperation Committee
Legislative Apportionment Committee
Russell Toler
Harrison County
General Assembly
Harrison
Weather Outlook Shows Mild Week Then Weekend Cooldown
Indiana five day forecast from Radio Station WPDF expects temperatures tomorrow to Monday to run 4-6 degrees above normal highs of 43 to 52 and lows of 25 to 32. Mild weather continues through the week with a slight weekend downturn. Rain totals projected at one half to two thirds of an inch late in the week.
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Indiana
WPDF
Stepro Sells Part In Lumber Company
Robert Stepro sold his interest in the Hurst Stepro Lumber Company to partner Parker Hurst. The Stepros will focus full time on Stepro Clothing Store. Their son David moved to Louisville to work for General Electric. The family plans to relocate soon.
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Robert Stepro
Hurst-Stepro Lumber Company
Parker Hurst
Federated Clubs Spring Luncheon Set For March 10
The Harrison County Federated Clubs announce their annual spring luncheon on March 10 at 12 30 at Corydon Country Club with Corydon Literary Club and Corydon Women's Club members participating. Guest speaker will be Mrs W T McClintock, third district president of Bedford.
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Harrison County Federated Clubs
Corydon Country Club
Corydon Literary Club
Corydon Woman’s Club
W. T. McClintock
Bedford
Blaine Wiseman
Sam Martin
Henry Roberts
Jesse Smith
Hugh Frederick
Allen Parker
Hazel Reasor
Lenora LaHue
William Butt
Everett Eckart
Nola Markel
Elizabeth Becker
Calvin Davidson
Max A. Jeter
DeMaine Warner
Goshen
Varsity Glee Club
Purdue University
M. R. Bradley
If.b.c.a
Leon Ridley
North Manchester
Cecil A. Madill
Muncie
Loren Webb
Franklin
Clarence Howell
Salem
Travis Jamison
Wallonia
Jackson County
Canvass Continues For Corydon Heart Fund Drive
The Heart Fund Sunday Drive in Corydon raised about 280 dollars. Chair man Jack L Windell notes many envelopes were left as residents were away. CCHS Seniors aided canvassing in residential areas while the downtown district is being canvassed this week to support National Heart Fund research. Diana D Grant assists in soliciting downtown with Herman Funk Jr and Jack Windell guiding. Mrs Claude A Davis covers the Harrison County Court House.
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Heart Fund
Corydon
Jack L. Windell
Windell
CCHS
National Heart Fund
Diana D. Grant
Herman Funk Jr
Jack Windell
Fred M. Cromwell
Claude A. Davis
Harrison County Court House
Lynn Anderson Earns Eagle Badge at Boy Scout Banquet
Charles Lynn Anderson of Corydon Troop 22 received the Eagle Scout Badge at the George Rogers Clark Area Council Recognition Banquet at Scribner Junior High New Albany on February 27. He was among 26 Scouts honored, with his mother pinning the badge.
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Charles Lynn Anderson
Corydon
George Rogers Clark Area Council
Scribner Junior High School
New Albany
Charles
Roscoe Anderson
Don Knight
Lewis Denbo Lamon
August Sell
Lanesville
Sell
James Ed Atz
Milltown
Mr. Atz
Farmers urged to donate at Red Cross Blood Drive
The Louisville Red Cross Blood Program calls farmers to participate in the March 14 bloodmobile at the American Legion Hall from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. County Chairman Adna Harris emphasizes community benefit and urges neighbors to come, donate, and recruit others.
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Louisville
Adna Harris
Red Cross
Mr. Farmer
American Legion Hall
Regional Tourney Tickets On Sale At Corydon Central
Tickets for the Huntingburg Regional are on sale at Corydon Central High School office. Season tickets cost 2.50 and single sessions 1.50. buying both sessions is encouraged. No tickets after 10 am Thursday. games set 12 30, 1 45, and 8 15 CST. No lost tickets and no pass-outs. No confetti or horns in the event. Police restricting horn blowing in city.
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Huntingburg
Earl Saulman
Corydon Central High School
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Mrs. Carver
Ind
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Henry Hazlitt
Indianapolis Star
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Arthur Atkins
Woodward Hughes
Henry Barth
Cecil Crosier
Olin D. Grable
Maurice Haas
Vernon A. Lofton
Randall Eaton
Denzil Crosier
Walter D. Steepleton
C. J. Averitt
Porter Beckett
Gerald P. Finn
Gerald Timberlake
Charles Kinzer
Harlen Winders
Bobby Reed
Claude B. Frederick
William D. Stoker
Justice of Peace
Edna Atwood
Paul C. Brown
Elizabeth
Delbert L. Yeorgin
Claud F. Denbo
Alfred Perkins
Laconia
William Langdon
Mauckport
Justice of Peace George Ems
Marion D. Denton
Pekin
Marvin M. Turner
Palmyra
Marion L. Maas
C. J. Roberts
Central Barren
Gary L. Roll
Burnie L. Newlin
Kenneth D. Roberts
Dardale
Estel Goodin
Evansville
Corydon Central High School Panthers
H. O. Jones
P.T.A
Bannon Toler
Lion
Joe Harmon
Mr. Zion
Harrison County Republican Central Committee
Sec
State of
Stepro
Federated Clubs
Heart Fund Drive
Lynn Anderson
Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Co-op
Farm Bureau
N.F.B.C.A
Earl L. Butz
School of Agriculture
Harold P. Jordan
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