Local Catholics Farewell Redemptorist Order in Boone County
Parishioners of St. Joseph and St. Alphonsus Catholic Churches bid farewell to the Redemptorist Fathers after serving since 1927. Bishop Raymond J. Gallagher led the mass, with visiting clergy and Protestant ministers, as the community marked the transition to association with the Lafayette Diocese. The day featured a dinner, dignitaries, and reflections on the lasting legacy and future cooperation among faith communities.
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Boone County
St. Joseph
St. Alphonsus Catholic
Raymond J. Gallagher
Lafayette
Walter Murphy
Joseph Wonderly
Fort Wayne
Joseph Behles
Robert Campbell
Francis J. Ryan
Paul H. Johnson, Jr
St. Alphonsus Church
Zionsville
Fred Sharp
Lebanon Ministerial Association
Redemptorist Order
Com
James Leach
Redemptorist
Gallagher
Waterford
Wis
Robert Kreutzer
St. Alphonsus
Supreme Court refuses to hear Carmel school desegregation suits
The Supreme Court denied a hearing by Carmel Clay Franklin Wayne and other Central Indiana districts seeking to sever a class action desegregation case from the Indianapolis matter. Lower courts refused severance, leaving the unified appeal before the 7th U.S. Circuit Court in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Carmel
Washington
UPS
Indiana
Indianapolis
7Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
S. Hugh Dillin
U. S
7Th Circuit
Circuit
Indianapolis Board of School Commissioners
Carmel Clay
Hamilton County
Franklin
Marion County
Decatur
Lawrence
Warren
Wayne
Beech Grove
Speedway
Hospital Building Hassle Continues As Meet With Architect Is Skirted
Controversy around Witham Memorial Hospital's $4.2 million project persists as two board members skip a Friday meeting with architects. Debate centers on placing the air conditioning unit atop the third floor with council plans showing three floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witham Memorial Hospital
James Johnson
Ralph Goodwin
Gene Harris
Adrian Cline
Johnson
Don Clark
McGuire & Shook
Clark
Owen Hansen
Boone Demo Delegates Favor Welsh Governor Bid Set
On the eve of the Democratic State Convention in Indianapolis the 11 Boone delegates lean toward Matt Welsh for governor with Floyd H. Kelly the sole strong Conrad supporter. Harry E. Patterson remained noncommittal while the rest backs supported Welsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Boone
Matt Welsh
Governor Camp
Conrad
Floyd H. Kelly
Harry E. Patterson
Thorntown
George F. Anderson
Robert M. Campbell
Russell D. Chambers
John G. Combs
Marian Higgins
Darrell F. Smith
Glenn W. Sample
Andrew E. Thompson
Charles Warburton
Red Cross Heads Operations for Boone Flood Relief
Red Cross launches a five million dollar disaster relief drive with Boone County quota set at 633. Officials report 2000 families sheltered, 6000 affected by the flash flood area, and more than 200 dead with many missing. Donations may be sent to Boone County chapter at the county courthouse in Lebanon.
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South Dakota
Red Cross
Boone County
Max Chambers
Texas
Kentucky
Washington State
West Virginia
American National Red Cross
Boone County Court House
Lebanon
Chambers
Black Hills
Agnes wreaks havoc as Cuba and Florida suffer deaths
Hurricane Agnes battered Cuba and northwest Florida with 120 mph winds and eight-foot tides. At least 12 people died in Florida and Cuba, with tornadoes injuring dozens and damaging mobile homes, bridges, and coastal roads. Evacuations rose as floodwaters inundated areas from Cedar Key to Treasure Island and Okeechobee.
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Panama City
Fla
UPI
Florida
Cuba
Gulf of Mexico
Florida Keys
Lake Okeechobee
la Belle
Hendry County
Big Coppitt Key
Cedar Key
Coquina Key
St. Petersburg
Tampa
Bayshore
Gulf Coast
Pinar del Rio
Isle of Pines
Agnes
Apalachicola
National Hurricane Center
Keys
Coppitt Key
Gulf
Okeechopee
Treasure Island
Okeechobee
Key West
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Dan Lowery
Glenview Inl
Ryan
Mexico
Father Kreutzer
St. Joseph Order
Behles
John Hensgen
Louis Brown
Leroy Burke
Wichita
Bishop Raymond J. Gallagher
The
Court of Appeals
Dead Man Creek
Sturgeon
Rapid City
William Cotterell
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