Indiana Records 23 Accidental Deaths Over Holiday Weekend
United Press International reports 23 accidental deaths in Indiana over Memorial Day weekend. incidents include 15 traffic deaths, four drownings, and four misc. causes. Notable cases include 4 year old Joseph Holderman electrocuted in LaGrange, 16 year old Carl Pierce Jr. killed near a Mount Vernon tower, and a series of drownings in Salamonie Reservoir and nearby areas.
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Joseph Holderman
Charles Holderman
LaGrange
Wilbur Baird
Carl Pierce Jr
Mount Vernon
Suneev
James Dunlap
LaPorte
Jeff Christian
Monroe Reservoir
Curtis Burnsworth
Debbie
Huntington
Salamonie Reservoir
Mount Eta
Huntington County
Funeral services for Bernita Kelsey in Westphalia
Funeral services for Bernita Kelsey of Westphalia are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at the Anderson Poindexter Sandborn Chapel with friends invited to call at the chapel. Dora Shake of Linton will have services at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home with Orell Overman officiating and burial in Bethany Cemetery west of Pleasantville. friends may call at the funeral home.
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Bernita Kelsey
Westphalia
Anderson-Poindexter Sandborn
Dora Shake
Linton
Welch and Cornett
Orell Overman
Bethany
Pleasantville
Greene County Welfare Advisory Committee Elects Officers
The Greene County Welfare Advisory Committee elected Edward Watson of Jasonville as chairman Dr Don Steward of Linton as vice chairman and Mrs Linda Bennett of Worthington as secretary The group reviewed by laws adopted in April and discussed improving homemaking services for the elderly The committee will meet again July 26 to seek ways to enhance homemaking and related welfare programs in Greene County An extensive list of attendees included Rev Charles Coonce Dr Steward Mrs Ann Toney Edward Watson Mrs June DeFrees Jack McIntyre Ross Gainey Miss Elaine Corwin Lysle E Pittman Mrs Edith Baker Ray Baker Dr Powers and Mrs Bennett
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Greene County Welfare Advisory Committee
Edward Watson
Jasonville
Don Steward
Linton
Linda Bennett
Worthington
Lysle Pittman
Greene County
William Powers
Greene County Welfare Department
Charles Coonce
Steward
Ann Toney
June DeFrees
Jack McIntyre
Ross W. Gainey
Elaine Corwin
Lysle E. Pittman
Bloomfield
Edith Baker
Ray Baker
Owensburg
Powers
Lyons
Bennett
Obituaries for Bloomfield Walter Lowder and Fred Ham Dugger
Walter Lowder 87 died at his son's Bloomfield home. Born December 3 1883 in Lawrence County he was a retired farmer and Orr Branch Church of Christ member. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. Jenkins Bloomfield. burial Grandview Cemetery. Fred A Ham 70 of Dugger died at Mary Sherman Hospital Sullivan. Survived by wife Serena and several relatives. Funeral Thursday 1:30 p.m. Newkirk Funeral Home. burial Johnson Cemetery.
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Bloomfield
Walter Lowder
Earl Lowder
Lowder
Lawrence County
Homer
Elvira L. Holmes Lowder
Orr Branch
Orr Branch Church of Christ
Sally
Earl
Mary Raper
Spencer
Jenkins Funeral
John Edwards
Grandview
Fred A. Ham Dugger
Fred A. Ham
Dugger
Mary Sheman Hospital
Sullivan
Serena
Ralph Ham
Nora Lenning Miller
Linton
Harley Ham
Riverside
Calif
Jimmy Martindale
Terre Haute
Newkirk Funeral Home
J.B. Smith
Johnson Cemetery
Funeral
Mt Vesuius: Europe’s Last Active Volcano Erupts in 1944
The record notes Mt Vesuius as Europe’s sole active volcano with its last eruption recorded in 1944. Geological history marks the site as a dormant feature since then.
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Mt. Vesuiius
Europe
Veto Looms Over Bill to Create Public Service Jobs
Washington reports Democrats urge House action on a 5 billion Emergency Employment Act to fund 150 000 public service jobs over five years in cities and states. President Nixon likely to veto again per White House source.
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Nixon
White House
Western Union Workers Strike Ends Telegraphic Disruption
Western Union unions representing over 40,000 workers walked out at 12:01 a.m. amid wage and job security disputes. Public message services halted, telegrams paused, while private and government services continued. Federal mediators failed to broker a settlement and no talks were scheduled.
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UPS
Western Union
Pach
Sokesman
Psilotani Sorority Plans Initiation Dinner at St Peters Hall
The Psilotani sorority will hold its initiation dinner at St Peters hall at 6 30 p m Thursday.
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Psilotani Sorority
St. Peter's Hall
Matters Of Record FREEMAN GREENE Admissions
Mrs Harold Standiford New benry Garald Landis Linton Mrs Paul Wells Worthington Charles Harper Solsberry Mrs Mary Chapman Linton Mrs Esther Garlit Coalmont Esther Garlit Coalmont Arthur Payton Linton Mrs Jerry McKinnon and son Linton Mrs Wayne Scott Bloomfield Mrs Dale Weathers Worthington
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Monlay
Harold Standiford
Newbenry
Garald Landis
Linton
Paul Wells
Worthington
Charles Harper
Solsberry
Mary Chapman
Lintonee
Esther Garlit
Coalmont
Arthur Payton
Jerry McKinnon and Son
Wayne Scott
Bloomfield
Dale Weathers
Admissions and dismissals listed for counties and towns
Friday admissions include Garrett Miller Carlisle Mary Thompson Sullivan Aretha Walters and others. Saturday adds Norman Fisher Sullivan Willard Hollingsworth Russell Lux Hymera Henrietta Mayfield Shelburn Virginia Young. Sunday brings Lula DeNeve Dugger Lois Arnett and more. Monday lists Anna Aldridge Hymera Dorothy Ault and others. Dismissals cover Genny Mayhan Marsha Denman Mason Boyd and others with transfers to Sullivan Nursing Home. Birth notices report a Hymera Friday daughter, and Indianapolis Saturday daughter. Oaktown Sunday son. Rodney Goodman of Shelburnon nine pounds six and a half ounces.
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Norman Fisher
Sullivan Willard Hollingsworth
Sullivan Russell Lux
Hymera
Henrietta Mayfield
Shelburn
Virginia Young
Sullivan
Genny Mayhan
Marsha Denman
Linton
Mason Boyd
Edith Bedwell
Dagger Betty McCracken
Sullivan Albert Shelby
Jean Wilson
Nancy Williams
Sullivan Harold Cheek
Sullivan Nursing Home
Lloyd Goodman
Donna Stanifer
Hazel Webster
Mary Hill
Dagger Anna Booker
Sullivan Barbara Leach
Cleo Gray
Mercm
Henry Bradley
Sullivan Burl Hollifield
Sullivan John Hibbard
Sullivan Gloria Brown
Merom
Ruby Anders
Patricia Stewart
Farmersburg
Charles Owings
Sullivan Mary Sparks
Sullivan Wiley Kelboski
Kimberly Taff
Thomas Taff
Opal Slader
David Lee Guzzetti
Lena L. Nowells
Eva Grimes
Benjamin Trimble
Carlisle
Lynn Brye
West Terre Haute
Randy Arnold
Francis Goodman
Wilbur Cox
Sullivan Ethel Samm
Carl Samm
Robert Reed
Indianapolis
Ronald Bowlin
Oaktown
Rodney Goodman
Boy Rescued After Fall From Tree In Greene County
The Greene County rescue unit responded to the corner of Twelfth and A Street at 6 p.m. Monday after a boy fell from a tree. He was transported to the hospital by ambulance.
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Circuit Court Greene County Sides With Clifford in Property Case
The court found in favor of Loretta S. Clifford against Thomas L. Howell for property damage, awarding $1 075 plus costs. The Marilyn Schubla versus James Schubla Jr divorce hearing set for July 6 at 9 a m was rescheduled to June 18 at 9 a m.
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Loretta S. Clifford
Thomas L. Howell
Marilyn Schubla
James Schubla, Jr
Indianapolis Market Report Livestock Prices and Ranges
UPI reports livestock trades in Indianapolis with hogs 1-2 weights 195 to 230 and 1-3 200-250 at 18.50 to 19.50 per cwt, sows 14.25 to 15.00, bears 13.00 to 14.00. Cattle and calves show mixed moves with steers 32.75 to 34.00, heifers 29.25 to 31.00, cows 20.00 to 23.00, vealers scarce. Sheep steady with spring lambs 29.50 to 30.00 and ewes 6.00 to 7.00.
Indiana farmers face steady to weaker price outlook for May and June
Purdue extension economists say corn prices likely steady in May and June with hog prices strengthening over 60 days. Feeder pigs and cattle show mixed trends as dairy prices stay above year-ago levels and eggs and turkeys move seasonally.
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Lafayette
Ind
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Purdue Extension
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Cows Moved Hours Before Milking Improve Milk Yield
Purdue University extension dairymen advise shifting cows from pasture three to four hours prior to milking to ease the transition from winter feed to spring pasture and boost milk production.
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Purdue University Extension
Notice of Administration and Public Hearing Greene County
In Greene County Indiana Circuit Court Lyle Bare appointed executor of William Baxter Bare on May 17 1971. Creditors must file claims within six months of first publication or be barred. Also a public hearing of the Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Greene County Indiana to review permits for multiple applicants at specific addresses with the hearing open to the public and participation invited.
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Bloomfield
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Srcait
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Court House
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Owendba Sportsman Bar
North Main St
Linton
Roy Kent Thompson
Roy Thompson
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Worthington
Clarence
Margaret Foster
Cory Corner
Order of Eagles
Louis Leturgez
James Crosby
Jasonville
Hazel Miller
Narney
Piace
Helater
Vincennes
SAIP
Notice to Maintenance Contractors Invitation for highway work
Sealed proposals for highway improvements will be received by the Indiana State Highway Commission in Indianapolis until 10 00 EST June 15 1971. Proposals opened in the Atkinson Hotel South Ballroom Indianapolis. Bid M4719 Bituminous Resurface Vincennes District Greene County SR 48 28 0 35 miles from Jct SR 56 East to SR 157. Proposals examined at the State Office Building Room 1314 Indianapolis.
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Sunene
Indianapoli
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Wnmecseney
Atkinson Hotel
Kingls Street
Georgia Street
Indianapolis
Vincennes
Greene County
The
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Study of Winter Survival Of Corn Blight Completed
Purdue University plant pathologists led by Dr. A J Allstrup report on winter survival of Southern Corn Leaf Blight in Indiana. Results show reduced pathogen survival in most sites but weather this year remains the key factor for 1971 disease severity.
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Lafayette
Purdue University
Indiana
A. J. Allstrup
Ullstrup
Culver and
Lagrange
Ruary
Purdue
Texas
Horse Disease Alert Signals Risk to U S Horses
Purdue extension veterinarian warns that Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis VEE is spreading northward from Mexico toward the United States with potential to infect horses and humans. The virus causes high fever rapid pulse loss of appetite and can lead to death within a week.
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Lafayette
U.S
Florida
Kirkham
U. S. Department of Defense
Agricultural Research Service
Cabbage Yellows Preventable
Purdue expert warns after midseason yellowing and wilting of cabbage in home gardens. Soilborne fungus enters through roots and persists for years. no cure exists. Plant yellow resistant varieties such as Stonehead Headstart Hybrid Princess Harvester Queen Red Acre Globelle Greenback Globe Harris Danish Red Danish. early and late options listed.
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Lafayette
Indiana
New Squash Of Excellent Variety
Lafayette reports one of two vegetables to win the 1970 All-America Selection Award is the Waltham Butternut winter squash. A vigorous vine type grower, it yields uniform fruit of excellent quality with a rich tan brown skin and thick neck.
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Lafayette
Waltham Butternut
John A. Watt
Purdue University Extension Home Environment Horticulturist
Digestibility of Meats Affirmed by Purdue Extension
Purdue University extension animal scientists state that meat from beef veal pork lamb and poultry is nearly fully digested with proteins showing at least 97 percent digestibility. The claim that pork is hard to digest is debunked by recent findings.
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Purdue University Extension
Lassies 4-H Club Meeting Reports Finances Pledge
Peggy Shilkett opened the Lassies 4-H Club meeting with pledges by Lynne Spencer and Bunni Ault. Karen Zimmerly took roll, Lee Ann Hamlin reported $67.96 in club funds, with dues due by June 17. Gina Hamlin demonstrated. health and safety and recreation reports followed. refreshments were served.
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Peggy Shilkett
Lassies
Bunni Auk
Rhonda Gastineau
Cathy Thompson
Tambiult
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