Greene County Allowances in May 29 1963 Meeting
Greene County Board of Commissioners allowed a long list of payments including Claude Story 541.66 Cornelia Utterback 225.00 Patty Frye 200.00 Moore Langen Print Co 632.76 Bloomfield News 72.46 Milton Bogard 558.66 and many others for county revenue. The document records detailed disbursements to individuals, companies, utilities, and services with totals and line items under the May 29 1963 session.
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Greene County Board of Commissioners
Commissioners’ Court Room
Claude Story
Cornelia Utterback
Patty Frye
Moore-Langen
Pub. Co
the Bloomfield News
Milton Bogard
Katie White
Pauline Bays
Zenana Sims
Masel York
Angela Lace
Trout Typewriter Co
Thomas A. Shelton
Anna C. Vandeventer
cLena D. Johnson
Russ’s
Shell Oil Co
Marathon Oil Co
Harry F. Chesnut
Iquriette Roberts
Thermo-Fax Sales, Inc
Arthur Haseman
Zetta A. Anderson
Mary Moody
Sally Crecelius
Indiana Bell Telephone Co
Public Service Co. of Ind., Inc
Hogsier Water Co
Paul Brinson
White's Regal Store
Advance Paper Co., Inc
Bloomfield Laundry
Yarbrough Supply Co., Inc
Raymond Bough
Hoosier Supplies
Geographical Publishing Co
Midgett
Alis Bingham
Harry Rotman
Henry Bough
Nellie Bough
Richard Ferguson
Annetta Kirby
Gretchen Workman
Ogee
Arren Hasler
Richard Lindsey
Mahlon Gilbreath
Nelle Humphreys
Elix Haffley
Ward Scholl
Leslie Tannehill
Win Goodman
asonviNe Leader
the Evening World
Linton Daily Citizen
the Worthington Times
McCammon Chevrolet Sales
Indiana Oxygen Co
Hamilton Drug Co
Reva Tanniehilt
Lola Scholl
Anderson-Poindexter
Welch & Cornett
Lester Jenkins & Sons
Mort
Despes Hutchison
Ingram
Kathryn Kidd
Comodore Shelton
Wayne Moore
Violet Bedwell
Delmas Carruthers
Betty Ahnert
Ovid Greenwood
Priscilla Laughlin
Jane Shepard
R Wheeler
Glen Helms
Wiliam Grounds Loneuanita Greenwood
Mary Bryant
Betty J. Hi
Enneth, Carpenter
Ert Smith
Hall
Chanley
George McKim
Fellow Allen
Ack Roof
Alvin Cooperider “A
Adios Butler Cup headlines pace Grand Circuit night at Roosevelt
Favo red in pace Westbury New York Irvin Paul world pacing records of a mile and a quarter and two miles leads the field for the $25 000 Adios Butler Cup at Roosevelt Raceway Friday night Also listed are Royal Rick and Stephan Smith holders of the world record for a mile and a half plus a long list of donors and entries from various towns and sponsors including Indiana Bell Telephone Co and Moore Langen Printing & Pub Co with numerous prize amounts noted in the program
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Westbury
N.Y
Irvin Paul
Roosevelt Raceway
Royal Rick
Stephan Smith
Ralph Holcomb
T. C. Allee
Teen Canteen
Roosevelt Hotel
Harriet C. Gibson
Maxine Gabbard
Elsie Stewart
Mary Ellen Wall
Burl L. Swearingen
Emery Huff
Pearl Rousch
Greg Hixson
Raymond Boston
Ralph Kohr
Jean Hamilton
Margaret Moehlbmann
Olive Strong
Oressie
Linda Lou Mowery
Harry L. Brown
Herbert I. Poole
George Wall
Clem Martin
Elizabeth J. Fraser
Claude E. Truett
Olive Dyer
Florence Buckner
Robert R. Dunning
Clarence Gillett
Mrs. Zella Moore
Georgia Roberts
Joan Weaver
Nellie Hazelrigg
Gladys Goodman
Geneva Baxley
Ayne Orman
Montella Jackson
Glenburn Methodist Church
Cornelia Uttemback
Patty Frye
Betty Joan Spencer
John Robert Brown
Fay Vosloh
James M. Bell
Joe Brown
Janice Denny
Fperrell T. Cadwell
Claude Story
Jasonville Leader
Linton Daily Citizen
Murl Mears
Moore Langen Printing & Pub. Co
Kenne Mitchell
WELF
Grace B. Bynum
Bessie Tate Gillan
Doris E. Marshall
Eytn Dobbs Owen
Nellie B. Smith
The Newspaper Boy of America Emerges Amid Economic Echoes
A reflective scene traces the rise of the newspaperboy in the United States as a symbol of the era's economy. It notes entrants like spies and reporters as curiosity and commerce intertwine in early 20th century street life.
Hospital Admissions and Births Reported in Local Area
Thursday admissions include Susan Conklin Worthington Audrey McKinney Jasonville Otho Waggoner Clay City. A son born to Justine Morris and partner in Jasonville weighing seven pounds fourteen and a half ounces. Dismissals include James Boyd and baby Worthington Eli Hasler Switz City Charles Padgett Linton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Conklin
Worthington
Audrey McKinney
Jasonville
Otho Waggoner
Clay City
Justine Morris
Wayne Trinkle
Linton
William E. Harding
Bloomfield
Elaine Kay Bickel
David Lee Russell
Switz City
James Boyd and
Baby
Eli Hasler
Charles E. Padgett
Richard Whead
Sandborn
Ella Booker
Louis French
Harlem and the Negro problem in New York City
Civil rights leaders and city officials describe Harlem as a symbol of poverty and a focal point of racial tensions in New York. They note legal equality is won but true equality requires active changes by white communities and employers. Police say Harlem and other Negro areas show rising tension, with concerns over potential unrest.
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New York City
Harlem
New York
Upper Manhattan
South
New York State
Stanley Lowell
City Commission On Human Rights
Lowell
Wal- Arm
Arm
Birmingham
Thanks for kindness after Everett Knowles death
The Anderson Pointexter family expresses gratitude to Rev Elva Hardy organist Marie Beasley Burris Chapel choir and all who sent flowers cards or helped during the illness and passing of Everett Knowles. They also thank Rev Leonard Nowell organist Mrs Nowell singers Mary Ann Priest Blanche Duncan and others for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Hardy
Marie Beasley
Burris Chapel
Everett Knowles
Leonard Nowell
Nowell
Mary Ann Priest
Blanche Duncan
Wilcoxon Couple Return Home From Visit
Mr and Mrs Armand Wilcox return to their Gadsden Alabama home after visiting Mrs J D Wilcoxon their mother in the city since Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armand Wilcoxon
Gadsden
Ala
Mr. Wilcoxon
J. D. Wilcoxon
Today’s Dow Jones Stock Averages Report
The Dow Jones indexes show mixed moves with Industrials at 125.72 down 1.15, Rails at 171.37 up 0.29, Utilities at 139.96 down 0.18, and Stocks at 258.54 down 0.19. Market breadth appears modestly negative across sectors.
Paris Lovelorn Advice From Elle Segal
Foreign readers learn about French love dilemmas through Elle Segal known as Dorothy Dix in Paris. Letters from a wife considering divorce, a suspicious spouse, and a teen seeking romance reveal Segal’s practical counsel on love, fidelity, and self respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dorothy Dix
Elle Segal
Elle
Herusband
Segal
Martinez Optioned to Minor League Jacksonvile
Cleveland rookie shortstop Tony Martinez was optioned Sunday to Jacksonvill e of the International League after batting .161 this season. The demotion followed the Athletics trade for Dick Howser from Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ohio
Tony Martinez
Jacksonville
Martinez
Dick Howser
Kansas City Athletics
Nellie Rae Parkes Obituary in Bloomfield
Nellie Rae Parkes 39 died at 1 30 p m Thursday at home in Bloomfield following long illness Born October 11 1923 in Richland township daughter of Raymond and Velma Ann Becker Floyd member of Furnance Christian church Bloomfield Eastern Star and former Freeman Greene County Hospital employee Survived by husband William J Parkes daughter Susan three sisters Betty Hamilton Frances Farmer and Marjorie Workman all of Indianapolis Funeral at 2 pm Sunday Bloomfield Christian Church Rev Robert Richards officiating Burial Walnut Grove Cemetery Body available for viewing at funeral home
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Nellie Rae Parkes
Bloomfield Rtc
Richland Tno
Raymond
Velma Ann Becker Floyd
Furnance Christian Church
Bloomfield Eastern Star
Freeman - Greene County Hosital
William J. Parkes
Susan
Betty Hamilton
Indianapolis
Frances Farmer
Marjorie Workman
Bloomfield Christian Church
Robert Richards
Walnut Grove
Indiana Live Stock Report Livestock Prices and Trends
Indianapolis market notes hogs 5,000 head barrows and gilts mostly steady to weak on heavy weights. sows 25 lower. Cattle 275 with calves 25, not tested. Wealers weak to 1.00 lower. good to choice 25.00-29.00. standard 20.00-25.00. Sheep 125 with lambs steady. prime 23.50-24.00. good 21.00.
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Indianapolis
Jasonville Cubs Active in Local Scout Events
Jasonville Pack No. 58 participated in the Chief Shakamak parade riding a tepee decorated wagon. They aided the American Legion flag burning ceremony and joined Memorial Day rites honoring fallen service members. Cubs also produced crosses for the service and crafted wood and plastic coasters for a Scout-a-rama prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub
Jasonville
American Legion Post
Washington
Jasonville Cubs
United States Recognizes Togo Government
The United States recognized Togo’s government on Thursday, citing May elections and a new constitution, along with guarantees that President Nicholas Grunitzky’s administration would honor international obligations as a basic democratic rule in Togo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Togo
State Department
Nicholas Grunitzky
Program Planned Tonight by Women of the Moose
The Academy of Friendship of the Women of the Moose will run the chapter night program in the Antler room of the lodge hall at 8 p.m. Initiation is planned for four persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Friendship of the Women of the Moose
Dale Hardesty Undergoes Major Surgery in Terre Haute
Dale Hardesty of Linton underwent major surgery at St. Anthony hospital Terre Haute this morning. He is listed as a patient in room 276.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Hardesty
Linton
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
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Fulaguly
Linton Daily Citizen, Inc
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Warren H. Onken
James L. Coudret
Samuel Hill
Orval C. Vandeventer
Cletus Dale Bough
Frank Puckett
Sherman Booker
Mahlon Mullis
Floyd O. Hubbard
Gabriel Arnac
Lexie W. Cullison
Thomas Stevenson
Fred Wolfe
Louis C. Mahoney
Phillip Weaver
Helen Vanmeter
John Warnick
Nat Horn
Veron Porter
Leslie Corbin
Roy Inman
Gilbert Kirk
Laurel Burris
Clarence Cross, Jr
Burl York
James Crysell
Phillip Michael
Ernest Workman
William Gholson
David West
Smithville Telephone Co
ELM
Linton Auto Supply
H & H Motors
Dayton
Mitchell Oil Service
Sparks
Russ's
Gordon & Shepherd Stone Co
Bloomfield Brick Co., Inc
Dean Bros. Co
American Aggeragates
Bloomington Co. Stone Co., Inc
John Zimmerman
Bement Johnson
Grace Littlejohn
Ernest Urger
Elizabeth Bramble
Sirena Metcalf
Joseph Sammut
William Brown
Hazel Coleman
Mary Neal
Ruth Russell
Fannie Burns
Evelyn Stiffler
Vivian Metcalft
Betty Neal
Ruth Kovak
Mrs. Homer Cushman
Mildred Bohnert
Mary Cowden
Nellie Mears
Jeanette McClarren
Margaret Cole
N. B. Preecs
Clarence Grizzle
Betty Burger
Muriel May
Ben Edmonson
Katherine Wallace
Ada Bedwell
Ruth Craig
Nellie Borders
Clara Bledsoe
Ruby May
John Donahue
Frank Woodruff
Bert W. Miller
Tebelsie Conklin
Margaret Landis
Mack Perkins
Grace Helms
Ruth Fish
Treas
W.S.C.S
Virgil Dean
Don Keller
Lillian Fisher
Edna Reed
Bertha Hancock
Myrtle Hayes
Margaret Lindsay
Hugh Lash
Lucy Terrell
Verna Bedwell
Alfred Millon
Bill McNew
Franagis Harp
Dorothy Correll
U.B. Church
Adda Marty
Annabelle Dixon
Madge Lucas
Albien Winters
Janet Collisson
Delbert Denny
Glen Smith
Hettie Carlisle
Venetta Templeton
O, Tryon
Freda Wilson
Violet Nolan
Iris Love
Maurice Bouschet
Robert Smith
Margaret Ridinger
Mary Chastain
E. Heaton
Ye Goodman
Ruby I. Fish
Wilma J. Dove
Jeve Parola, Jr
Rtle Cox
Harvey Gowens
Hamilton
Helen Walker
Marie Freund
William Weight
Beeeeanne Fishea
Phyllis Denn
Sotvre
Nootpe Behr
Margaretta Rockefeller
Nelson Rockefeller
Duke of Windsor
Britain
Rotterdam
New York Cancer Committee
Anderson
Poindexter
Addison Wright
the Family
DOW Jones
Maynard H. Baggio
K. J. Brown €& Co., Inc. Investment Broker SE
Main St
Welch & Cornell Funeral Home
Cornett-Taylor-Hasler
Oscar Dunning
Wee
Katie Dunning
Mme Segal
Alvonre
Rue Pigalle
Mme. Segal
Eve
Farm Bureau Insurance Office
Richard Mullis
Scotland
Solsberry
Garland Graves, Mer
A. M
Squeak” Heaton
Jaanville
Lyons
Marco
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Insurance
Mister Breger
Dean
IBC
Rose Polytechnic Institute
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