Change in School Policies Proposed
Milton D. Marx former Indiana School Boards Association president urged repeal of the teacher tenure law calling it outmoded and unfair. He proposed merit pay tied to classroom performance and a lay state board of education to replace three boards he said are controlled by teacher-group reps.
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Huntington
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UPT
Milton D. Marx
Indiana School Boards Association
Marx
Huntington County Community Schools Trustees Board
Indiana
Local Briefs Include Omitted Teacher Aid in Swim Classes
Teresa Mer’s name was accidentally left off a list of teacher’s aids for swimming lessons that began earlier this week and run into next week. Other staff were noted in a prior edition.
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Teresa Mer
Wright Township Budget Hearing Details for August 20 1966
Taxpayers of Wright Township Greene County Indiana are informed that on August 20 1966 at the regular meeting place the Township Advisory Board will consider the budget and tax levies for the upcoming year. The notice lists the budget classifications and estimated funds to be raised including a rail line amount.
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Wright Township
Greene County
Indiana
Jasonville
Cresil Badedeiehs Ranieks Remel Thabee
County Tax Adjustment Board
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Linton-Stockton
Ation
Board of
Obituary: Lee Skinner 75 Dies at Home in Jasonville
Lee Thomas Skinner eighty five. Wait. The input has inconsistencies. Proceed with best readable: Lee Thomas Skinner 75 died at 8 p.m. Thursday at his Jasonville home after living in Anderson until the past year. Survived by widow Della, son Oren Skinner of Anderson, daughters Mary Nicholas of Lapel and Roberta Ridgway of Anderson. Body taken to McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville and to Brown and Butz Funeral Home Anderson for funeral and burial Monday.
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Lee Thomas Skinner
Jasonville
Anderson
Della Skinner
Oren Skinner
Mary Nicholas
Lapel
Roberta Ridgway
McClanahan
Brown and Butz
Worthington Man K. A. Stantz Dies at 86
Kerry A. Stantz 86 of Worthington died at 3 45 p m Wednesday at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis after a five year illness. Born Coal City March 20 1880 he was a retired farmer. Survived by three sons Max Stantz of Worthington Kerry Stantz Jr Indianapolis Gilbert Stantz Indianapolis two daughters Mrs Robert Falk Indianapolis and Mrs Guy Shertzer Bloomington ten grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Body to Myers Funeral Home Worthington for calling and services set for 2 p m Saturday with Rev Donald Hughes officiating burial in Worthington Cemetery.
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Kerry A. Stantz
Worthington
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Coal City
Catherine Stantz
Ruth
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Kerry Stantz Jr
Gilbert Stantz
Robert Falk
Guy Shertzer
Bloomington
Myers Funeral
Donald Hughes
Worthington Cemetery
Freeman-Greene Admitted Thursday in Matters of Record
Admitted Thursday Freeman Greene list includes Mrs Delbert Boruff Bloomfield Mrs Floyd McCammon Sullivan John Sexton Jasonville Mrs Lula Long Lyons Friday Mrs Samuel Sammut Jasonville Jerry Landis Jasonville Dismissals include Mrs Ted Stinehall Midland Mrs Terry Goad and baby Linton Felix Faidherbe Linton Paul Cooksey Linton Mrs Ronald Drew and baby Mrs Jack Moore and baby Jasonville Births report a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Henico Jasonville.
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Bloomfield
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Sulli
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Midland
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Baby
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Felix Faidherbe
Paul Cooksey
Ronald Drew
Jack Moore
Mrs Kail Elinora Kail Dies at 79 in Indiana
Mrs Dolly Ann Kail 79 of El nora Indiana died at 9 40 p m Thursday in Daviess County Hospital Washington Born July 15 1887 in Martin County she was a daughter of Alonzo and Rebecca Laughlin She was a member of Boggs Creek church Her husband Cornelius Kail preceded her in death in 1947 Surviving are two daughters FaunteNa Cornelius Bruceville and Freida Osborn Burns City a son Donald Kail Elnora eighteen grandchildren two great grandchildren two brothers Ralph Laughlin Sandborn and Roy Laughlin Linton and a sister Mollie Richardson Linton Funeral services 2 p m Sunday at Elnora Methodist Church Rev Edwin Mercer officiating Burial Marco Cemetery Body to church at noon Sunday.
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Elnora
Daviess County Hospital
Washington
Martin County
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Boggs Creek
Cornelus Kail
FaunteNa Cornelius
Bruceville
Freida Osborn
Burns City
Ives Poindexter
Sandborn
Elnora Methodist Church
Edwin Mercer
Marco Cemetery
Market report shows hogs and cattle price shifts
Hog barrows and gilts range 25 50 higher to 50 1.00 higher across weights. Sows 21 00 to 23 00 per hundred pounds amid thin offerings. Cattle and calves limited with a few choice steers 25 25 to 25 50 and load of choice heifers 24 25. Utility cows 16 00 to 18 50. Sheep steady with spring lambs 23 75 to 24 50.
Final Action on Strike Bill May be Next Week
Washington The labor secretary told Congress the 29 day airline walkout still threats to the nation’s vitals. He warned House members that until a final bill is decided there will be no meaningful talks to end the strike. The Senate passed bill would require 35,400 union machinists to return to work for up to 180 days. The plan faces House action expected mid next week.
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Garver Speaks to Greene County Plan Group
The Greene County Plan Commission met at Bloomfield courthouse to hear James Garver of the General Planning and Resource Consultants. Attendees planned inviting mayors and commissions to the Sept 8 meeting. revision to meeting date and time was announced. a budget approval was submitted to the County Council.
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Robert Bedwell
Linton
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St. Louis
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Indiana Chamber of Commerce
County Action Committee
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James P. Stansfield
Greene County
Wiliam Michaels
Jasonville
Lawrence Shute
Solsberry
Robert Sloan
Worth
Two Accidents Reported in Linton City Streets
Officers of the Linton Police Department investigated two city accidents Thursday. A Bloomfield woman Ruth Sickbert 36 stopped at a signal at highway 53 and Eighth street when Ronald Moore 22 Terre Haute drove into her rear. Damage estimated at 600 dollars. A second crash on Fourth Street northwest involved Wilma Hutcherson driving a car owned by LeRoy Hutcherson of Switz City who turned from H street and hit Lloyd Williams 48 of Jasonville’s 1966 car parked about 40 feet from the intersection. No arrests reported.
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Carl Wright
Hymera
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Leroy Hutcherson
Switz City
Lloyd G. Williams
Funeral services for Mrs Ada Blanche Jeffers of Lyons
Mrs Ada Blanche Jeffers 81 of Lyons dies Wednesday. Funeral at Lyons Church of Christ at 2 p.m. Saturday. Survivors include six daughters in Indianapolis and surrounding areas, two sons, a sister and two brothers, along with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. J R Mackall services for John Ray Marshall 71 of Scotland held at Jenkins and Son Bloomfield with burial at Pleasant Hill Missouri.
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Earl Leavitt
Indianapolis
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Brazil
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Bloomfield
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New York City
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Herbert Jeffers
Elmwood, Il
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Voris Carpenter
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J. R. Mackall
John Ray Maizhall
Scotland
Jenkins and Son
Don Tichenor
Pleasant Hill
Vermont Artists Exhibit Heads to Norwich University
The third annual Vermont Artists show runs August 18 to 21 at Plumey Armory Norwich University in Northfield. Sponsored by the military college, the event aims to spotlight Green Mountain State artists.
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Explosion at Marion Kills 1 Injures 3
Beulah Elsea 52 of Marion was killed when a crude oil storage tank exploded four miles east of the city. Husband Clyde Elsea, 50, Willard Brooks 34, and Jeffrey Elsea 7 were injured, with Elsea and the boy hospitalized. Authorities said the tank held 5 000 gallons and cause was not immediately known. Firemen contained the fire to prevent spread to nearby tanks.
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Greentown
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Greene County Woman's Democrat Club hears Clinton Green speak
Clinton Green of Worthington addressed the Greene county Women's Democrat Club at Worthington Park on Tuesday. Green is a candidate for joint representative in the state legislature for Daviess Owen Martin Greene and Orange counties. He outlined programs and proposals he would pursue if elected. A covered dish dinner preceded the program.
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Clinton Green
Worthington
Greene County Women’s Democrat Club
Worthington Park
Green
Daviess, Owen
Martin
Greene
Councilman Named Mayor of Bicknell
A third term city councilman Andrew Cullen was elected Mayor of Bicknell replacing Marius Risset who resigned in July. Cullen, a lifelong Democrat, will serve out the remainder of Rissets term. The council meets August 15 to appoint Cullen’s replacement on the city council.
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Marius Risset
Cullen Wll
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Cullen
Resort Camp Planned Near Worthington by Lucas Group
aad Edd Lucas announced plans for Lucas McCord Camp Resort to build large dormitories a dining hall auditorium athletic fields a swimming pool marching fields and a 30 acre lake on an 8614 acre plot three miles northeast of Worthington The project aims to educate about 3000 students in drum majors majorettes twirlers and bandmen and to create jobs recreation facilities rural growth and tourism while encouraging youths to remain in their hometowns and attract industry
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Edd Lucas
Lucas
Greene County Board Allows Claims in August 1966 Meeting
The Greene County Board of Commissioners met in the Commissioners Room on August 1, 1966 at 9 00 AM EST and approved the listed claims for payment during the regular session.
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Greene County Board of Commissioners
Starline Silo Unloader Promises Obstruction Proof Operation
The Starline Silo Unloader discharges silage from silos up to 24 feet in diameter without extra conveyors or motors. Its exclusive Posi-traction drive lets the collector arm move around wall obstructions while maintaining constant wall pressure, simplifying door changes and reducing handling.
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Starline
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