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Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1963

Page

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Fireman Killed in Hammond Warehouse Blast

An explosion at the Siliana Transit Warehouse in Hammond Indiana collapsed part of the one story building and injured 19 people including eight firemen. Fire Pvt Francis Volk was killed instantly as crews battled flames and the warehouse suffered major damage with windows shattered blocks away.

Hammond George Maginary Gene Langle WJOB St Margaret Hospital Ricks Wylie Chicago Sun-Times Francis Volk Paul Kochis Robert Alexanderson Fred Vahst Robert Jens Fred Smolen Jack Wilson John Novalich

Yule Lighting Finals Tonight at Leb Nonprofit Contest

Finalists for the Lebanon Home Christmas Outdoor Decorating Contest are set to be judged tonight by Junior Chamber of Commerce members. Contestants include Platt, Adamos, Clemens, Cowan, Goeke, Anderson, Steelsmith, and Shepherd, with judges Herb Seames, Eldon McCoskey, James Nelson, and Samuel Oats evaluating artistic merit and techniques.

Lebanon Junior Chamber of Commerce Mir F Platt North West Donald Adamos North Patterson Charles Clemens North Street Max A Cowan Camp Street Karl E. Goeke Fordice Street Carl Anderson East Fordice Street Jack Steelsmith Harney Drive John W. Shepherd South East Street Herb Seames Eldon McCoskey James Nelson Samuel Oats

City Teeners Adopt 25 Youngsters For Christmas Fun

A 40 member Amiga Sub Debs group from the local high school visited the Welfare office to select 25 children ages 2 to 6 to adopt. They bought gifts and clothing, hosted a special dinner at Mr and Mrs Eugene B Burns home in Lebanon, and watched the children unwrap gifts beneath a tree. The teens say they sought no publicity and hope the act teaches them about Christmas meaning.

Santa Eugene B Burns Lebanon Patty

Lakonia Fire Tragedy as Coast Guard Sees Survivors at Sea

The Greek liner Lakonia burned off Morocco with 651 passengers and 385 crew aboard. About 600 rescued, 400 feared missing as planes from the Azores aid the search. Captain M Zarbis among survivors. three bodies aboard the Mehdi.

Gibraltar UPS Lakonia Atlantic Tenerife Canary Islands London Tenerife Radio M. Zarbis Mehdi England Madeira Morocco Asbury Park N. J Stockholm Nantucket U. S. Air Force Azores

Weekend weather crashes cause minor injuries and property damage

Several weekend accidents across city and county streets caused extensive vehicle damage but only minor injuries. A 1962 Oldsmobile driven by Janet Balk overturned near Lebanon on I-65, towing an 18 foot trailer. Damage totals included $690 for the car and $400 for the trailer. No one injured. A 1959 Ford convertible driven by Olney James McKinney crashed near Advance, with $250 auto damage and no injuries. Two city accidents involved collisions on Meridian Street and at North and West Streets, with damages ranging from $10 to $325. no citations were issued.

Lebanon Janet S. Balk Franklin Park Ilinois John Denney Layton House Balk Advance Lloyd Williams Olney James McKinney McKinney North Meridian St Harris W. Guillion South Meridian Charles S. Nelson Nelson William Mead Adney West Camp Street Lenard M. Hale East Walnut St Adney Hale

Death toll rises from Indiana State Fair explosion

Indiana man Glen E Burtt, 68, died Saturday night in Indianapolis from injuries from the Halloween explosion at the Indiana State Fair grounds Coliseum. His death raises the blast toll to 73 with nearly 400 injured from the opening night ice show disaster. His wife remains hospitalized at St Vincent's.

Indianapolis UPI Glen E. Burtt Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum Burtt St. Vincent's Hospital

Merry Christmas Greetings in The Lebanon Reporter

The Lebanon Reporter features Christmas greetings from merchants business houses and professionals urging readers to join the festive season. The edition emphasizes reading the ads and spreading holiday cheer to thousands of readers.

Lebanon Reporter

Stubborn Driver Fails to Halt Police Roadblocks

A 36 year old Hammond man, Paul Pukis, led Brownsburg and Boone County officers on a high speed chase yesterday afternoon. After ramming a Brownsburg car and fleeing into I-65 and Old 52 near Lebanon, Sheriff Jim MecConnaha fired a rifle shot at the car but hit only the license plate as the driver refused to stop. Pukis, who claimed to be visiting his son at Plainfield Boys School, has a prior criminal record and was turned over to Brownsburg authorities before being sent back to Hammond.

Hammond Boone County Mercury Brownsburg Paul Pakis Whitlock Boone John Denney Denney Jim MecConnaha McConnaha Old 52 Lebanon Bowling Alley Lebanon Folkers Pukis Plainfield Boys School Ilinois

Prayer: The Upper Room invocation and thanksgiving

The text presents a religious invocation thanking God for mercy and asking to be made new in Christ Jesus. It references John 3 16 and petitions cleansing from sin and redemption through Jesus Christ. It is a prayer concluding in Amen.

God Christ Jesus

Santa Comes To County As Taxes Shared

A total of 1 287 483 in December tax disbursement checks was mailed today to civil units in Boone County as the winter distribution was divided for the year. The Metropolitan School District of Lebanon received 405 743, followed by the Metropolitan School District of Sugar Creek with 141 982. Lebanon led corporations with 81 211, and Zionsville received 18 443. A complete list of funds received followed.

Boone County Lebanon Sugar Creek Top Corporation Zionsville Marion Clinton Washington Jefferson Center Union Eagle Perry Harrison Jackson Worth Thorntown Alen Jamestown Whitestown

City Awards New Contracts For Supplies 1964

The Board of Works of Lebanon City awarded contracts for multiple city supplies effective January 1, 1964. Triangle Paving won 300 tons of cold mix patching material. Hiram G. Hitch won pit run gravel. Standard Materials Company got 3,000 tons of limestone. International Salt Co. secured rock salt. bidders on fuels included Titus Petroleum Co. and others. Titus Petroleum was the low bidder on all items. Ora A. Kincaid was reappointed City Attorney, effective January 1.

Board of Works Lebanon Triangle Paving Corp F L. Grady and Sons Indianapolis Roadways Inc Hiram G. Hitch Jamestown Standard Materials Company Stoney Creek Stone Co Noblesville Rock Salt International Salt Co Titus Petroleum Co Sun Ray D X Oil Co High Point Oil Co Sinclair Refining Co American Oil (Standard) Co

Obituary: Miss May Johns 81 of James Town dies at home

Miss May Johns aged 81 of James Town died Sunday at her home. The obituary notes her death and directs readers to obituary page 4 for full details.

May Johns Jamestown

Winter Eaters On Icy Wings Bring Snow to Indiana

Snow and record low temperatures sweep Indiana with four inches or more forecast in the south and lingering snow in the north. Greensburg hit 13 degrees below zero, Lafayette 12 below, and Indianapolis 6 below as winter arrived, with highs in the mid to upper 20s later. South Bend reports 16 inches of old snow, Evansville six, Indianapolis four, and Fort Wayne three. A separate Kansas theft report notes two stolen station wagons linked by police to the same suspect, first in Hutchinson then Wichita.

Indiana Sday Upstate South Bend Evansville Indianapolis Fort Wayne Lafayette Chicago Terre Haute Hutchinson, Kan UPI Wichita Nickerson Kan

Final CROP Count Reaches 1622 for 1963 Campaign

The 1963 Boone County CROP drive ends with a reported 1622.50 collected, short of the 1800 goal but above 1962’s total. Eugene Higgins sent the county check, with area chairs and many volunteers listed for townships. Boone is one of 62 Indiana counties active in CROP. The statewide goal is 180000.

Boone County Eugene Higgins Lawrence Peery Sugar Creek Washington Townships Delmar Hicks Harrison, Jackson Jefferson Geo. Everett Tom Everett Eagle Perry Worth Wm. Shoemaker Clinton, Marion Union jTom Cunningham Center Township Noble Kincaid Washington Township W. D. Archibald Indiana Calvin Eastwood Russell Roberts Harold C. Chute

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