Pleasantville Blue Streaks Top Coalmont 57 52 in Comeback
Pleasantville High School improves to 3 3 with a 57 52 win over Coalmont at the Coalmont gym. Don Clayton leads Pleasantville with 16 points while Dernard Brewer and John Hale add 11 each. Henico of Coalmont tops the game with 18. Barger has 15. Reserve game erupts 34 32. Fresh kumquats instruction follows.
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Pleasantville
Coalmont Cardinals
Coalmont
Pioneers
Don Clayton
Blue Streak
Dernard Brewer
John Hale
Henico
Barger
Hollingsworth
Brewer
Clayton
Hale A
Harrington
Wilson
Lucas Ee
Voi Coalmont
Burger
Goble
Smith
Wilis Ao
Henico Waflisa
Burdette
de NS
Linton at Dugger leads Friday night slate across county
Friday night games feature Linton at Dugger Spencer at Bloomfield Eastern at Gosport Coal City at Worthington and several others in major Indiana towns. College action notes Marian 79 St Josephs 78 with a close finish. High school results West Vigo 63 Terre Haute Garfield 57 and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Dugger
Dugger Bulldogs Top Hymera Shakamaks 58 to 53
Dugger High School’s Bulldogs beat the Hymera Shakamaks 58 53 at Dugger to give Union their first win of the season led by Mike Irons with 16 points. Four teammates posted eight points apiece as coach Carl Jones stressed team effort. The Bulldogs led all game quarters and also won the nightcap 35 32 in the reserve game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugger High
Bulldogs
Hymera Shakamaks
Dugger
Shaks
Linton Miners
Hymera
Mike Irons
Carl Jones
Russ Dukes
Randy Smith
Mike Moore
Denny Turpin
Humera
Letargez
Knight
Dugger Bull Pups
Irons
Booker Ace Dukes
Smia
Secrest
Moore
Turpenis
Flu Bites Bedford Net Players For Weekend Games
Bedford Indiana basketball teams face potential weekend cancellations as at least three varsity players lose time to flu. Sidelined are starters Jerry Snyder and Steve Harris along with reserve Dave Cupps, with decisions looming on Friday home game versus Columbus and Saturday versus Salem. Lucia tradition lights up Sweden with its crowning figure touring factories and offices during Christmas season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Columbus
Salem
Jerry Snyder
Steve Harris
Dave Cupps
Snyder
Harris
Cupps
Prospects for Passage of Ripper Bills Dim in Indiana
In Indianapolis the 1963 Indiana General Assembly outlook for ripper bills to strip patronage from Governor Welsh appears dim. Death of Sen. Richard Newhouse narrows GOP Senate to 25 24, threatening a constitutional majority needed for passage. The article notes pressure from county chairs and past court rulings on gubernatorial patronage and highlights ongoing GOP internal divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
WPI
Indiana General Assembly
Richard Newhouse
Morristown
Senate
Welsh
GOP
Charles O. Hendricks
H. Dale Brown
Richard O. Ristine
D. Russell Bontrager
Roy Conrad
State Supreme Court
Henry F. Schricker
Bowling League Scores and Standings Ledger
Bowling City League results mix wins and losses across venues with individual scores led by Hayman Hatchery Van Horn 445 Hayman 454 Putoff 457 Northrop 440 Dyar 503 and Palace Bar A Cornelius 582. Team records show multiple 3 0 and 2 1 marks with many players posting 400s and above.
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Hayman Hatchery
van Horn
Hayman
Putoff
Northrop
Dyar
Bill Ellis
Tubby
Dennis
Bryant
Laughlin
Keller
Dog and Suds
Fool
J. Conklin
Shepherd
D. Clayton Sr
Story
Palace Bar
Neilson
Slake
Griffith
Kinnett
A. Cornelius
Wolford’s
Moody
Harting
Miller
Malicoat
Jones
Coulomb
J. Coulomb
Marty
M. Coulomb
Fitzpatrick
Berns
Pierce
Powell
Sellars
Parkerson
Elliott
Minnehaha
Hamn
Helman
Pope
Sevier
Domie
Freeman Foods
Turpin
Corga
Stahl
Freeman
Padgett
Ellis and Co
C. Kirk
Blind
Clayton Jr
R. Kirk
Poinsettia Sale Planned by Mothers of WWII Unit
Mothers of World War II Howard Cromwell Unit No 123 plan a poinsettia sale on Pearl Harbor Day Friday December 7 in downtown starting at 9 09 in the morning. Proceeds support veterans in hospitals as stated by chair Lorene Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Cromwell
Pearl Harbor
Etta Haffley
Lorene Barnes
First White House Christmas Tree and National Tree
The first White House Christmas tree was introduced by President Pierce in 1856 and the first National Christmas Tree appeared in 1923 when President Coolidge lit a large spruce on the White House grounds.
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White House
Pierce
Coolidge
All-America Football Team of 1962 Chosen by UPI
United Press International released its 1962 All-America selections chosen by 368 writers and broadcasters. First team includes Pat Richter Wisconsin Hal Bedsole Southern California Bobby Bell Minnesota Jim Dunaway Mississippi John Treadwell Texas Jack Cvereko Northwestern Lee Roy Jordan Alabama Terry Baker Oregon State Jerry Stovall LSU Mel Renfro Oregon George Saimes Michigan State. Additional Purdue Notre Dame Indiana players earned third team and honorable mentions listing Don Brumm Tom Hutchinson Forest Farmer Roy Walker Jim Kelly Bob Lehmann Daryle Lamonica Mike Lind Marvy Woodson Paul Flatley.
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NEW York
United Press International Today
Pat Richter
Wisconsin
Hal Bedsole
California
Bobby Bell
Minnesota
Jim Dunaway
Mississippi
John Treadwell
Texas
Jack Cvereko
Northwestern
Lee Roy Jordan
Alabama
Terry Baker
Oregon State
Jerry Stovall
Louisiana State
Mel Renfro
Oregon
George Saimes
Michigan State
Upi
Purdue
Notre Dame
Indiana
Don Brumm
Tom Hutchinson
New Albany
Ind
Kentucky
Forest Farmer
Roy Walker
Jim Kelly
Bob Lehmann
Daryle Lamonica
Mike Lind
Examination for Guard Position at Crane Announced
The Board of U S Civil Service Examiners at the U S Naval Ammunition Depot Crane announces an exam for the position of Guard GS 3 with a $3820 yearly salary. Open to the public, written test required, and applicants must have related experience or training. Apply by February 27 1963 with Form 5000 AB. early submissions receive first consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GS-3
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
US. Naval Ammunition Depot
Crane
U.S. Naval Ammunition Depot
U. S. Naval Ammunition Depot
Printing services by the Citizen office
The Citizen office offers comprehensive commercial printing services. They advertise quality, handling all types of printing work for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen Office
Liberalized rules ease expense tax deduction details
Internal Revenue Commissioner Caplin announced changes to the 1962 tax law expense deduction rules after business protests. The reforms reduce required detail such as taxi fares and restaurant names for meals, and allow tips to be included with meals. Some receipts still may require itemized costs for expenditures of ten dollars or more, a threshold under serious review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue
Mortimer M .Caplin
Caplin
IRS
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Beng
White Stag Ladies
Minner’s Bait & Tackle
General Douglas MacArthur
C.D.T
Farm Bureau Insurance
Garland Graves—Agency
Shakamaks
Bedford Net
Lucia
Sweden
Richman
Michael Fansler
James Tucker
Frank Richman
Supreme Court
Conrad
Germany
Italy
Mr. Boston
OLD Mr. Boston Peppermint Schnapps
Boston Creme DE Menthe
Old Mr. Boston
Boston Rock
Boston
Licht
Beoats
Ieas
Boston Distiller Inc
Boston, Mass
Peabody Mine
J. Miller
C. Miller
Stevens
B. Miller
S. Jackson
I. Cine Theatre
Hollen
L. Conklin
Turchi
Corbin
Reed
Tucker
Meurer
Briggs Buick
Jerrells
Kirk
Curtis
Hubble
Cole
Poe
Flennikin
Haberle
Whitaker
Burcham
Red and White
Chapman
Wellington
Hair
Tuttle
Andrews
Inman's
Inman
Wines
Herndon
McCammon’s
Chevrolet
Stoops
Bales
Hale
Baize
Welch and Cornett
Murray
Dwyer
Wimmer
Hazelrigg
Shields
Duvivier
Lynch
Woisen
DeCourcy
Johnson
Newkirk’s
Osborn
Brust
Wrighht
Anderson - Poindexter
Davis
Pritchard
DeVault
Hondell
Sitterding
Fairplay Beech
Emery
Wood
Voyles
Baker
Booker’s Grocery
King
Arnold
Mason
Leigh
Newkirk's
Wright
Hay
Local
Bogard
Paker
Voisen
McCammon’s Chevrolet
Poe’s
Flenniken
Haberley
Burch
Poinsettia ‘Sale Set
Daily Citizen Sports
Kubububub
ACC Tac
ANG Ibyevac
Ann's Record Shop
Ann’s Record Shop
Hastings Appliances
S. Main
Dial
Boy Scouts
John Glenn
Boy Scouts of America
Jemima
Linton Masonic Hall
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