Greene County Court Records Highlight Sentences and Admissions
The Greene County court reports several actions including Billy Harris fined and sentenced to one year with nine months suspended. conspired charge continued. Ronald Holley entered mixed pleas resulting in 10 days jail and DMV transcript. Steven Cook granted time to consult attorney. Woodring case advanced with post conviction relief and return to Indiana Reformatory.
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William Henry Harris
Billy
Greene County
Ronald W. Holley
Morocco
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Steven R. Cook
Indianapolis
Kenneth Woodring, Jr
Woodring
Indiana Reformatory
Livestock Prices in Indianapolis Market Report
UPI notes livestock trading in Indianapolis with hogs mostly up slightly to 50 cents higher on various weight classes. Sows and boars show mixed changes while cattle and calves volumes are listed, including 5 steers.
Black Leader Chosen to Lead National Council of Churches
W Sterling Cary, a New York City United Church of Christ minister, was elected NCC president for a three year term, becoming the first black to hold the post. The NCC has restructured its General Assembly to a smaller 347 member board using a quota system to ensure minority and gender representation.
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Dallas
UPI
National Council of Churches
New York City
W. Sterling Cary
NCC
Cary
United Church of Christ
Cynthia C. Wedel
Washington, D.C
Indiana Basketball Scores and Results Recap
Indiana beat Notre Dame 82 to 72 while Valparaiso fell to Indiana. Purdue lost 84 75 to Missouri. Purdue Calumet 90 beat Rose Hulman 88. Indiana Tech 88 defeated Marion 78. Tri State 103 toppled St Francis 47. Hanover 61 edged Thomas More 75. Central Michigan 101 over Ball State 85. Drake 83 defeated Butler 68. St Josephs 113 over Grace 65 Findlay 75 over Manchester 67.
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Notre Dame
Valparaiso
Missouri
Purdue
Indiana Tech
Marion
Tri State
St. Francis
Hanover
Thomas More
Central Michigan
Ball State
East Chicago Washington and Gary Roosevelt Scores
Terre Haute Schulte 86 defeats Rose dale 67 as East Chicago Washington and Gary Roosevelt tally smaller scores in this regional basketball recap with Terre Haute Schulte emerging as winner.
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East Chicago
Washington
Gary Roosevelt
Terre Haute Schulte
Rosedale
Truman Opens White House Horse Shoe Court
President Harry S Truman establishes the first and only horse shoe pitching court on the White House lawn, creating a historic recreational feature at the executive residence.
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Harry S Truman
White House
Livestock Prices Mixed as Cows Slump
Heifers are scarce while cows trend 50 lower. Utility and commercial cows sell 23.50 to 25.00, cutters 22.00 to 23.50, canners 20.00 to 22.00.
Obituaries for Haywood Peden O'Haver and Hale in Dugger
Leonard H Haywood born 1910 in Linton dies Bloomfield at Bloomington Hospital aged 69 funeral at Jenkins Bloomfield with burial Frater Cemetery. James Edward Peden Sandborn 40 Indianapolis native died at parents home burial Sandborn Christian Church. Mattie J O Haver 86 Pleasantville dies Sullivan hospital funeral arrangements pending Newkirk. Edna Hale Dugger dies Beech Grove hospital body returned to Newkirk for services pending.
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Bloomfield
Leonard H. Haywood
Bloomington
Haywood
Linton
Walter E. and
Arley Edith Sullivan Haywood
Pentecostal Church
Bloomfield Woolen Mills
Verna Welle Hanson
Mildred E. Sparks
Everett L
Harry P
Morgantown
Jenkins Funeral Home
Sharron Skinner
Frater
James Edward Peden Sandborn
James Edward Peden
Indianapolis
Sandborn
Peden
Vincennes
William
Lucille J. Charlton Peden
Sandborn High School
Indiana State University
Indiana
Purdue
U.S. Navy
Enterprise
Saratoga
System and Computer Research
Sandborn Christian Church
The
Elks Lodge
Phi Mu Alpha Fraternity
Footlite
Effie Peden
Christian Church At
Larry Alsman
Sandborn Chapel
Dugger
Edna Hale
St. Francis Hospital
Beech Grove
Newkirk Funeral Home
Funeral services for local residents announced
Funeral notices list Mrs. Sarah Anne Magner Linton dying Tuesday with services at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Friday, burial in Fairview Cemetery. Mrs. Lu Vera Hamilton dies Wednesday. services at Jenkins Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Friday, Morris Chapel Cemetery. Myrtle Underwood of Linton dies Tuesday. services at Anderson-Poindexter Memory Chapel at 1 p.m. Friday, burial in Morris Chapel Cemetery.
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Sarah Anne Magner
Linton
Welch and Cornett
Leonard Wood
Fairview Cemetery
Lu Vera Hamilton
Bloomfield Nursing Center
Jenkins Funeral Home
Silas V. Stiles
Morris Chapel
Memory Chapel
Myrtle Underwood
Anderson-Poindexter
John Booker
In Memoriam Kenneth F Land IS Remembered Always
In loving memory of Kenneth F Land IS we cherish memories and long for a smile from a loved one gone. None know the depth of our regret. Sadly missed by wife, children and grandchildren.
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Kenneth F. Land
Linton Daily Citizen Official Postal Notice
The Linton Daily Citizen lists its newspaper details with address at 19 South Main Street Linton Indiana 4744 and notes second class postage paid. The item appears as a standard publication header from the Linton Indiana paper.
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Linton Daily Citizen
South Main Street
Linton
Indiana
Linton Indiano
Warren Whonken Editor and Publisher Rates Notice
Wart Whonken announces circulation rates for carrier and mail subscriptions. Details include carrier routes at 1.95 monthly and mail options with yearly and multi month terms, plus regional pricing and service notes for Hoosier State residents.
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fAotor
Agiena
Editorial Associa
Prices Rise Faster This Year Under Nixon Phase II
The Labor Department reported wholesale prices rose 5.4 percent in the year after Phase II wage price controls began in November 1971. Gains were led by farm products and processed foods with a 1.6 percent November jump, while the overall index reached 120.7, signaling potential retail price increases.
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Nixon
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
BLS
Greene County seeks bids for new clay county bridge project
Greene County Board of Commissioners invites bids by 10 00 AM EST December 18 1972 for constructing a reinforced concrete slab bridge over Oans Creek in Section 16 Township 6 North Range 5 West. Work includes removal of the old structure approach work paving and drainage. Bid bonds 10 percent required. Documents available from Greene County Auditor and from Butler Farman and Seutert Inc Carmel Indiana for 10 00 dollars nonrefundable. Right to reject any bids reserved.
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Greene County Board of Commissioners
Greene County
Bloomield
Indiana
Oan's Creek
Greene County Auditor's Office
Bloomfield
Butler, Farman and Seutert, Inc
Michigan Road
Carmel
Greene County invites bids for county buildings insurance
The Greene County Commissioners will meet December 18 1972 at 10:00 AM in Bloomfield Indiana to receive bids for furnishing insurance on county buildings and equipment and for workers compensation for officials and employees. Bids require a bid bond or certified check equal to 10 percent of bid total. The board may reject any or all bids and asks that proposals be filed with the County Auditor.
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Board of County Commissioners
Greene County
Indiana
Indiana State Highway Department
Switz City
Burch
International
Galion
Allis- Chalmers
Austin Weston
International Trucks
Chevrolet
Ford
GMC
Gallon
Caterpiller
Adams
Huber & Ford
County Auditor
Board of Commissioners
County of
Greene
State of
Commissioners Court
Bloomfield
Quarantines Lifted in Two Indiana Counties
Quarantines imposed due to hog cholera were lifted in Delaware and Randolph counties, but federal official Lowell Barnes and state official David Smith said a similar quarantine remains in Carroll and Wells counties.
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Indianapolis
Christmas party planned for Alpha Delphian Club
The Alpha Delphian Club invites members to a Christmas gathering at Mrs. Homer Fordyce's home on Tuesday December 12 at 7 15 p m Gifts for exchange and bean wrappers are requested by members.
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Alpha Delphian Club
Homer Fordyce
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