Boswell Expected to Seek Democratic Senate Nomination
Indianapolis Mayor Charles H. Boswell signals a likely bid for the Democratic nomination for Indiana's U S Senate next year. He plans preannounced campaigning with rallies and meetings in Loganport Bloomington Seymour and Chicago. He disputes the Indianapolis curse argument and faces Birch Bayh Jr. and M. Jack Edwards as early rivals.
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Charles H. Boswell
Boswell
Indiana Society of Chicago
Florida
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
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Hoosier
Bayh
Indiana
Bayne
Homer E. Capehart
Edwards
Lyons Free Methodist Revival Continues at Lyons
Revival services continue each night at 7:00 PM through Sunday December 10 at the Free Methodist Church in Lyons led by evangelist Dr. J. T. Myers of Danville Indiana. Myers, with 40 years in ministry and a former US Marine, holds degrees from Spring Arbor Seminary and Indiana Christian University. special singing is provided by local church members.
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Spring Arbor Seminary
Spring Arbor
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Indiana Christian University
Indianapolis
US Marines
Dr. Myers
Free Methodist Church
Jobless Claims Jump 16 Percent in Indiana
Indiana unemployment claims rose 16 percent for the week to 41 332 with 7 464 initial and 33 868 continued claims. Director Nicolini cited layoffs in outdoor industries temporary cuts in manufacturing and winter closures of a summer resort hotel as factors behind the rise.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lewis F. Nicolini
Indiana Employment Security Division
Nicolini
Tooth Fairy Trick Misleads Young Horsham Boy
Six year old David Roberts placed his tooth under a pillow hoping for a sixpence. He woke to an empty pillow and an earache as the tooth had slid into his ear. Surgeons operated Tuesday to remove the tooth floating in the ear.
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Horsham
England
David Roberts
Indianapolis live stock market report
Markets show hogs steady to uneven gains with barrows and gilts $16.25 to $17.25 per 100 pounds and sows $12.59 to $15.00. Cattle and calves hover near steady, with prime steers at $27.50 and yearlings around $26.50, while cows and canners move modestly lower. Sheep and lambs rise up to $17.50 for prime wooled offerings.
Birth of Mark Anthony Cooper in Linton
Mr and Mrs Hobart T Cooper announce the birth of a son born Monday December 4 at Freeman Greere county hospital. He weighs nine pounds eleven ounces and is named Mark Anthony. He is welcomed by three sisters. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs W H Cooper of Linton and Mrs Joy Wagner of Sandborn.
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Hobart T. Cooper
Linton
Freeman-Greere County Hospital
Mark Anthony
Asa
W. H. Cooper
Joy Wagner
Sandborn
Bedwell Family Returns From Deer Hunt Visit
Mr and Mrs Ralph Bedwell and daughter Sally former Pleasantville residents return to Sullivan after a week at Clair Midh visiting Mr and Mrs Winston Raymond and deer hunting Mrs Raymond is Edith Smith formerly of Pleasantville
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Ralph Bedwell
Sally
Pleasantville
Sullivan
Clair, Midh
M. Winston Raymond
Raymond
Edith Smith
Greene County Nurses Plan Christmas Party
Members of the Greene County Nurses association will meet at 7:00 Tuesday evening at Mrs Thelma Vaughns home for a Christmas party. Mrs Helen Callihan will be the hostess. Members should bring a $1 gift for an exchange.
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Greene County Nurses Association
Thelma Vaughn
Helen Callihan
Linton Man Faces Contempt Charge in Sullivan Case
Glenn Thompson, now living in Linton, faces contempt of court for delinquent child support. The Sullivan court found he owed $332.50 as of April 5 1961 with weekly support orders of $15.50 and noted delinquency approaching $400. Mrs Mary Ellen Martin, his ex wife who has remarried, brought the case. Frank Fisher served as special judge in Sullivan.
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Sullivan
Glenn Thompson
Linton
Sullivan Court
Mary Ellen Martin
Harvey
Frank Fisher
Vermillion Circuit Court
Thompson
Average U.S. family spends $938 yearly on groceries
Nielsen Food Index reports the typical American household spends about $938 annually in grocery stores. The study notes lower income families spend nearly as much as higher income households on groceries.
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New York
U.S
Linton Opens City Bakery At 158 South Main
Har ry Whited opens City Bakery in Edington Paper building at 158 South Main. The former Bloomfield baker and ex chef at the Marrett hotel in Indianapolis offers cakes pies cookies bread pastries and wedding cake specialties. Open Tuesday through Saturday 6 30 am to 7 00 pm inviting public visits.
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Linton
City Bakery
South Main Street
Edington Paper Company
New Linton
Harry Whited
Bloomfield
Marrett Hotel
Indianapolis
Blocks
Roosevelts Name for White House Popularized
The White House was originally called the President's Palace Theodore Roosevelt popularized the name by engraving it on his stationery.
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White House
Theodore Roosevelt
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