Zion to Host Indiana Procurement Conference in Indianapolis
Congressman Roger H. Zion announces an Indiana Science and Industry Procurement Conference in Indianapolis April 27 at the Claypool Hotel. The event, with the Indiana Manufacturers Association and federal procurement officials, aims to help district businesses learn government contract procedures and bidding. Zion will invite district firms within two weeks.
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Zion
Indiana Science and Industry
Indianapolis
Indiana
Washington
Claypool Hotel
Indiana Manufacturers Association
Department of Defense
Roger Branigin
Home Demonstration Clubs Report Highlights April Meetings
Oak Grove, New Middletown, Posey Township, Corydon and Wa-Hi clubs met with members and guests for dinners, lessons on accessories and home care, safety talks, and quizzes. Next meetings set for April 10 to 12 across several homes with plans for demonstrations, Easter themes, and a charter celebration.
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Oak Grove
Thelma Mauck
Dan Fawyer
Altha Robson
Norma Robson
New Middletown
Ranger Hall
Vera Boller
Paul Sieg
Marie Mauck
Renger Hall
Wa-Hi
Edna Sharp
Lydia Turley
Purdue
Thelma Woertz
Heidelberg MRS HOBART SHIREMAN
Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Joe Windell included Mr and Mrs Hobart Pate and Mrs Una Binkley. Mrs Binkley visits relatives. Hobart Shireman and family visited daughters in Louisville last Saturday. Other visitors were Mr and Mrs Weaver Mackison and Mrs Bertha Amy and Mrs Hattie Gleitz with Trudy and Alonzo Wiseman. Mrs Hazel Brown remains in Harrison County Hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery.
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Joe Windell
Hobart Pate
Una Binkley
Binkley
Hobart Shireman
Louisville
Weaver Mackison
Bertha Amy
Hattie Gleitz
Trudy
Alonzo Wiseman
Hazel Brown
Harrison County Hospital
Buck Creek 4-H Club Meets at Ladies Aid Hall
Buck Creek 4-H Club convened with Vice President Michael Biddle presiding. Enrollment cards were distributed for return next meeting. An exchange with Rehoboth Club is set for April 4, and John Sieberns will speak on the 4-H Center at the April 25 meeting. Plans also made for Share-The-Fun.
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Buck Creek
Ladies Aid Hall
Michael Biddle
Rehoboth
John Sieberns
Hursttown Cadets 4-H Initiates New Members
The Hursttown Cadets 4-H Club, led by president Rhonda Miller, initiated new members after a routine meeting. Song leaders Cheryl Mathes and Robin Ireland led the 4H song and enrollment cards were distributed before the group dismissed with the Lord's Prayer.
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Hursttown Cadets
Rhonda Miller
Cheryl Mathes
Robin Ireland
Local Home Demonstration Clubs Plan Tours and Lessons
Laconia and Harrison Township clubs meet with 25 and 26 members respectively. They vote to tour the Doe Run Inn in Brandenburg on April 17 and April 19 at the LO.C.F. Hall. Lessons cover the electric skillet, bathroom dangers, home accessories, safety, and antiques with a birthday greeting and illness notices for absentees.
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Laconia Club
Doe Run Inn
Laconia
1.C.C.F
Doe Run
Brandenburg
Charlotte Ernst
Nettie Bartley
Mildred King
Irma Radmacher
Irma Miller
L0.c.f. Hall
Harrison Township
Presbyterian Church
Mabel Gehlbach
Gehlibach
Olivia Gilham
Lillie Kintner
Catherine Roberts
Nelle Hughes
Alliene Housel
Georgia
Sherrill
Jennie May
Corydon Democrat Ad Request Ahead of Tuesday Noon
The Corydon Democrat requests submission of advertisements before noon on Tuesday. Readers are urged to plan ahead to ensure timely publication and placement in the local paper.
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Corydon Democrat
Palmyra and area social notes and health updates
Palmyra RS and NOLAN panel report weekend visits by families and friends including Mr. and Mrs. John Martin of Salem and Mrs. Noble Hendrick. Socials span Palmyra EUB church events, Aunt Della Routh’s visit, and multiple dinners and day trips to Jeffersonville Pekin Louisville Rockport and New Albany. Health notes mention Mrs. Sillings’s cerebral hemorrhage and Mrs. Marshall’s virus illness. Pfc Buddy McAfee moves to Fort Carson and Sue McAfee returns home.
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Charles Kreig
Louisville
Billi Curry
W. E. Curry
Bob
John Martin
Salem
Herbert Martin
Palmyra
Noble Hendrick
Eugene Voyles
Joe Owsley
Pekin
E.U.B
Rialto
Jason Allen
al Summers
Jeffersonville
Della Routh
Mable Hendricks
Harley Routh
Wilford Howerton
Edna Howerton
Homer Cullins
Charles Dalton
Oscar Sillings
Eildon Marshall
Carrie Hipps
Ealem
Palmyra E.U.B
Clarence Hercamp
Clara Barnes
Albert Heub
Arlin Payne
New Albany
Orvil Haub
Cecil Mullins
Tony
Gene Miller
Rockport
Tenn
Edw. Keehn
John Shryock
Jerry McAfee
John Prechiel
Maui
Friendly Neighbors 4-H Plans Contest Rehearsals
Friendly Neighbors 4-H Club met at Oak Grove Church with 7 members and two guests. Members voted to send $3 to IFYE and give $5 to the church for basement use. Share the fun contest was planned and Forestry Judging discussed. Next meeting set for Mar 27 at Oak Grove Church.
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Friendly Neighbors
4-H Club
Oak Grove Church
IFYE
Subscribing for Democrat Paper Amid Spring Bloom
Mrs Catheryn Gosa of Route 1 Box 270 sends a $5 renewal check for the Corydon Democrat from Albany Georgia dated March 17 1967. She notes 80 degree weather peach blossoms dogwood trees blooming and gardens being planted declaring spring has sprung and expresses enjoyment of Harrison County news.
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Democrat
Harrison County
Mrs. Dollar Thanks Harrison County Friends for Help
A 1967 message from Mrs. Dollar in Burlingame California expresses gratitude to friends in Harrison County for support. She notes sendings to military families and requests the Corydon Democrat to display a 1967 calendar honoring L. Barrymore. She thanks classmates, parents and Rosa Hottell Carmichael among others.
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Mrs. Dollar
Harrison County
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Marines
Corydon Democrat
L. Barrymore
Harrison
County
Wear
Heidelberg
Charles Bruners
Fred Bickel
Rosa Hottell Carmichael
Corydon Woman Urges Support for Vietnam Servicemen
Mrs. Joan Steward of Corydon Indiana asks The Corydon Democrat to help send books and letters to men in Vietnam inspired by local generosity. She cites Mrs Henry Neal of Cedar Rapids and urges community-wide participation through lists of names and addresses from families.
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Corydon
Vietnam
States
The
Corydon Democrat
Cedar Rapids
Stepro brothers prepare for military service and departure
SP4 Paul E Stepro O spends a leave with his mother Mrs Elsie Bailey and family. He has been stationed at Fort George Meade Maryland and will leave March 25 for service in Vietnam. He was previously at Fort Sill Oklahoma and served 18 months in Korea. His brother Larry K Stepro served five and a half years in the army including three years in Germany. Another brother Carleton R Stepro will enter the army April 5 1967.
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Paul E. Stepro
Elsie Bailey
Ft. George Meade
Vietnam
Fort Sill
Okla
Korea
Larry K. Stepro
Germany
Carleton R. Stepro
Easter Weekend Warmth Feeds Spring Outlook
Temperatures for tomorrow through Monday rise 8-11 degrees above normal with highs 37-52 in the north and 52-58 in the south and lows 29-32 north and 32-38 south. Mild tomorrow with a brief cooldown later week before a return to warmth Sunday and Monday. Precipitation totals two to three tenths of an inch, mainly late week.
Local Quilt Circle Hosts Family Visit Snippets
Mrs. Mary Bott and Mrs. Minnie Keehn aided sister Mrs. Edw Keehn with a quilt last week. Recent guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Martin of Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Simpson with Norman Simpson visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson.
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Mary Bott
Minnie Keehn
Edw. Keehn
John Simpson
John Martin
Salem
Louis Simpson
Norman Simpson
Loltticks Corner Highlights Local Social Remembrances
FAYE GREENE reports a sequence of visits and family celebrations in Louisville and nearby. Mrs Marian S Wilding and Mrs Helen Wilding of Louisville hosted guests, while Edward Lee Hottel and George Hughey connected with Akron and Alaska links. Bruce Cunningham marked his birthday with family gatherings and a Sunday dinner, as Ralph Schoen and Terry Walther celebrated confirmation at St. John's Lutheran with relatives in attendance.
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Marian S Wilding
Helen Wilding
Louisville
Louis Zollman
George Hottel
Edward Lee Hottel
George Hughey
Hughey
Edward Hottel
Akron
George E. Hottel
Alaska
Bruce Cunningham
T Bar V
Brice
Mer
Carl Baumgarter
Loran Cunningham
Anna Schoen
Carl Baumgarde
Chester Cunningham
Bruce
John Santosuaso
Marcell Schoen
Ralph Schoen
Terry Walther
Ralph
Terry
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Gustav Schoen
Robert Walther
Kenneth Schoen
John Missi
Lavon Hedden
Linda Lind
Pendleton and Wolfe Families Share Weekend Visits
Mrs Ida Pendleton returned home from Madison Tennessee with son Carl Croslin and family after a weekend visit. Tony Wolfe visited family in Virginia and traveled with Mrs Totten to Florida. Local households hosted relatives and friends including the Heckelmans Clarksville visit and Beech Grove cross visits. WANT ADS deadline is Tuesday at noon.
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Ida Pendleton
Carl Crosslin
Madison
Tenn
Croslin
Phillip Timberlake
James Pendleton
Tony Wolfe
Harold Totten
Virginia
Totten
Florida
Robert Wolfe
Stanley Bauer
Arthur Heckelman
Clarksville
Heckelman
Lucien Pendleton
Beech Grove
Polk Pendleton
Oliver Keller
Vern Gleitz
Walter Gleitz
Louise Bauer
Ben Taylor
Ronald Wolfe
Jeff
Jack Wolfe
Eddie Bline
New Albany
Otto Rowe
Nelson Vance
John
Jean
Cates, Ind
Roswell Rowe
Tell City
Fred Beedle
Roald Foster
Leisa
Allison
Lafayette
Ruth Foster
Farm Bureau Co-Op To Hold Meeting March 30
Harrison Floyd Farm Bureau Cooperative Association schedules its annual stockholders meeting for March 30 at 6 30 pm with Ora Callahan Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative Association public relations director as principal speaker. Prizes drawn and lunch served at 6 45. Nominations for director ships chosen by committee include William Shafer James Copelin Logan Baker Charles Book Fred Sieboldt Edmund Green Kenneth A Flock Lee Harmey Morris Ware Wilfred Andres. Board approves redemption of 1949 and earlier voting and non voting stock with redemption period April 3 to April 30 1967 stockholders may exchange for preferred stock and must file written reason if unable to attend.
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Ora Callahan
Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Harrison - Floyd
Blue River Township
William Shafer
James Copelin
Morgan Township
Logan Baker
Charles Book
Posey Township
Fred Sieboldt
Edmund Green
Spencer Township
Kenneth A. Flock
Lee Harmey
Floyd County
Morris Ware
Wilfred Andres
Co-op
Traffic Deaths Reach All-Time High State and Nation
Trooper John Says traffic fatalities set records in Indiana and the United States. Indiana reported 1566 deaths, up three percent from 1965, while national deaths topped 52,000 in 1966. Disabling injuries and billions in losses were also noted.
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Indiana
Fewer Cattle And Hogs Slaughtered In January
Indiana January liveweight of all commercially slaughtered livestock reached 124.6 million pounds, 1 percent above December but 16 percent below January 1966. Cattle slaughter totaled 58 million pounds from 56 000 head, up 2 percent from December but 22 percent below January 1966. Calves 883000 pounds from 4600 head, up 12 percent December but 15 percent below January last year. Hog slaughter totaled 65.5 million pounds from 261000 head, about the December level but 10 percent below January 1966. Sheep and lambs, 800 head, 76 000 pounds, up 3 percent from December and 4 percent above January 1966. Commercial slaughter totals exclude farm slaughter but include custom work.
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Indiana
Purdue University
Easter Services Planned at Corydon E A B Church
Corydon E A B Church schedules two Easter worship services at 8:15 and 10:15 with Sunday School at 9:15. The Rev. Nelson Chamberlin preaches on The Credibility Of History's Most Incredible Event. Building Fund goal is 3000 to push sanctuary plans toward 50000.
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Corydon
Nelson Chamberlin
Lord
Jesus Christ
Sunday Church
March 14 Blood Donor List Omission Apology
Mrs. Helen Swearengen of the Harrison County Chapter American Red Cross issued a news release about the Bloodmobile visit on March 14. She apologized for an error that led to the omission of nineteen donors including Carl E. Wessler and Marvin Kersey, noting a seven gallon pin was awarded to James Caughey.
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Helen Swearengen
Harrison County
American
Red Cross
Carl E. Wessler
Marvin Kersey
David L. Reed
Marion L. Garrett
Dennis Evans
Mable K. Miller
W. Edward Simpson
Charles H. Kinzer
Carl E. Rose
Albert Hawkins, Jr
Herbert L. Adamson
Bertha D. Hershman
Kenneth M. Crone
Jay E. Brunner
Christine M. Pendleton
Ivan H. Smith
Seasonal slaughtering impacts on commercial meat runs
In plants for farmers the note explains that custom slaughtering is seasonal and its effect on commercial slaughter will vary somewhat by months.
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Myrtle Stairs
Corydon Club
Altha Wheat
International Farm Youth Exchange
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Hazel Conrad
Harrison Club
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Linda Bodenstadt
Mauckport
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Vhw
Middletown
Virginia Vogt
Farm Bureau Co-Op
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