Five Ripley County traffic deaths over weekend
Five Ripley County traffic fatalities were recorded over the weekend as Indiana counties begin returning deaths in 1971. Ripley became the 84th of 92 counties to report at least one since January 1, ending 156 days without a fatality. Two wrecks on Saturday shattered the record.
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Ripley
United Press International
Indiana
Hoosier
Carl E. Coffman
Indianapolis
Richard L. Hypes
St.aterchange
Junior Lee Campbell
Mitchell
John L. Campbell
Charles R. Sample
U.S. 50
Holton
Ripley County
William W. Hickman
Butlerville
Louisville
Danny Lutes
Steven J. Dean
Osgood
Lutes
Napoleon
Glenn Schuler
Warren
Indiana 59
Clay County
Raymond Payton
Brazil
Schuler
John A. Jarboe
Bloomington
Monroe County
Reuben Kiesling
Princeton
Ill
Robert Townsend
Chicago
U.S
Kendallville
Noble County
Jimmie R. Shaffer
Woodlawn
Indiana 15
Warsaw
Kosciusko County
Homer D. Denny
New Castle
Edward Kish
Whiting
Hammond
Melinda Wilbourn
South Bend
Arnold Smith
Willie E. Pack
Gary
William Bland
Richard Duszynski
Griffith
Obituaries and Traffic Toll Highlight Indiana Weekend
Obituary notices report deaths of Mrs. Hattie Saucerman 87 of Linton Bulah Byers Rollison 88 of Torrance California Lena D Benham 80 of Lyons Grace Bowen Allee 81 of Linton John Henry McBride Denver Colo and Phyllis Patton Dugger 32 of Dugger. Indiana’s weekend traffic toll rises to 14 fatalities across multiple counties with numerous named victims and drivers.
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John Henry McBride
Denver
Colo
McBride
Greene County
Benjamin
Mahala Ann Padgett McBride
Effie Atto McBride
Willard McBride
John Moan
Ethel Miller
Faith McBride
Linton
California
Traffic accident on Buck Creek Road near Linton causes minor damages
Dale Ralston of Linton collided while turning onto Buck Creek Road from Highway 54 two miles east of Linton. The Brown car suffered about 500 dollars and Ralston’s car about 400 dollars in damage. No injuries or arrests reported.
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Dale Ralston
Linton
Ralston
Buck Creek
Highway 54
Admissions and Births in Greene County Notices
Admissions list for Friday to Sunday includes Williams Thompson Carmichael Trinkle Haffley Rehmel Ringo Swiney plus numerous names from Linton Bloomfield Hymera Jasonville and Solsberry Births report a Bloomfield daughter seven pounds four ounces and a Bloomfield baby girl weighing seven pounds twelve and a half ounces Hospital thanks two churches for favors MARY SHERMAN admissions and births noted with multiple names across Sullivan Hymera Carlisle Shelburn Dugger Dugger etc. Dismissals include Workman Bond Roach Vaugan Hodges Haseman Weaver Fines Keller and others Births list two newborns Friday and Saturday with weights and parental names JUNCES section covers Greene County rescue fire and several divorce and civil actions including Reagan vs Reagan Schubla Franklin and multiple divorce petitions Public Service Company of Indiana vs Town of Bloomfield and several divorce filings
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Everett Workman
Bloomfield
William Bond
Solsberry
Douglas Roach
Linton
Rick Vaugan
Worthington
Rhoderick Hodges
Switz City
Mildred Haseman
Mark Weaver
Hymera
Ernest Fines
Alice Keller
Jasonville
George Carnegie
Fred Fulford
Lyons
Francis Swaby
Eula Cox
Williaus Hopkins
Bloomington
Stella Griffith
Jerald Davis
Larry B. Ringo
Gerald Swiney
Vera Miles
Lewis Ronald Bees
Sullivan Mark Myers
Homer Meadows
Dugger
Dorothy Timmerman
Carlisle Markiel Chambers
Sullivan Michelle Goodman
Sullivan Virginia Cornelius
Kelly Camden
Margaret Buckallen
Farmersburg
David Fuson
Fairbanks
Mary Dunn
Linda Mead
Carlisle Wilbur Hale
Margaret Stough
Shelburn
Lucille Johnson
Hazel Webster
Dorothy Haberle
Carlisle
Jeanette Cheryl
Sullivan Geneva McKay
Sullivan Mary Alice Jackson
Carlisle Lawrence VanGilder
Mercin
Nancy Ladson
Sullivan Sally Ann Parson
Sullivan Roger Graham
Sullivan Arthur Long
Lois Arnett
Carlisle Lucille Reynolds
Sullivan Christopher Chubb
Hymera Riley Trueblood
Shan Unger
Carlisle Burnett Gruthers
Carlisle Paul Harris
Deborah Landis
Ronald Buoes
Sullivan
Sammel Landis
Ted Ashcraft
George Hansford
Land transfers and an arrest report in Wright area
Amos Falk and spouse transfer property to Truman Crow in Smith Township. MecNeary Burch and spouse transfer property to John Corbin in Richland Township. James V McMahon and spouse transfer property to Bethe Gaither in Jackson Township. Rex Hudson and spouse transfer property to Jessie Liles in Richland Township. William M Hartsburg of Jasonville arrested by Officer Ronald Stalcup in Westphalia for no license and to appear before Justice Hunter Dorman in Wright.
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Amos Falk
Truman E. Crow
Smith Township
MecNeary Burch
John W. Corbin
Richland Township
James V. McMahon
Bethe K. Gaither
Jackson Township
Rex Hudson
Jessie W. Liles
Jasonville
Wiliam M. Hartsburg
Westphalia
Ronald Stalcup
Justice of the Peace
Hunter Dorman
Wright Township
Indianapolis Market Report on Hogs Cattle and Calves
UPI reports mixed livestock pricing in Indianapolis with hogs 3,500 head. barrows and gilts 25 to 75 higher overall. weights 195 to 235 pounds at 20.75 to 21.00. 240 to 270 pounds at 19.00 to 20.25. Cattle and calves total 2,050 with vealers steady and bulls strong. choice steers 32.00 to 33.00. heifers 30.25 to 31.50. utilities and canners around 17.50 to 23.50, with dealers at 38.00 to 42.00 for select grades.
GI Brug Testing Program Under Way In South Vietnam
In Long Binh a drug testing program begins for GIs before they board the Freedom Bird home. Urine will be analyzed by new machines for opiate derivatives, with compulsory treatment and rehabilitation if positive, and medical evacuation if addicted.
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South Vietnam
Ry Kenneth J. Braddick
Long Binh Vietnam
UPIL
Steve Willey
Lodi
Calif
Willey
Vietnam
1St Air Cavalry Division
Cambodia
Wiliam J. Shink
Detroit
Shink
Rogers
Spring Weather Exits With Bang
Thunderstorms unleashed across the Midwest and Plains as spring ends and summer begins. A cold front sparked damaging winds up to 66 mph in Illinois and toppled a five story electric sign on Michigan Avenue. Funnel clouds appeared in Michigan counties and Cleveland saw 60 mph gusts while New Mexico measured heavy rainfall and hail in Hillrose.
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United Press International
Ohio Valley
New Mexico
Ilinois
Danville
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Ohio
Michigan
Colorado
Hillrose
Gulf Coast
Plains
Local Men Named To Church Board
Rev. Boyd Stepler and George Morgan were named to the Merom Institute Board of Directors at the Indiana Kentucky Conference annual meeting. Stepler serves also on the conference board. Harry Huber attended as a delegate as the 240 church delegates urged stronger local church witness. Dr. Bredeweg outlined a pilot program tested in 39 churches.
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Boyd Stepler
Saron
Harry W. Bredeweg
Eastern Star Chapter meets with officers in formals
The Dagger Chapter No. 842 Order of Eastern Star holds a stated meeting tonight at 8 p m District Deputy will attend and officers are to wear formal attire Visitors are welcome
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Order of Eastern Star
Waldorf Astoria May Evict U S Ambassador Bush
Washington lawmakers pressed the Waldorf Astoria to evict Ambassador George Bush from the hotel unless a rent dispute is resolved. The House Appropriations Committee refused to fund a $22,000 increase, citing a long-standing rent demand and inviting a move to another hotel if necessary.
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Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
U.S
Bush
Rooney
Appropriations
State Department
Department
Waldorf
Pentagon official calls documents top secret in court fight
A Pentagon official testified in US District Court that secret documents reported by the Post and Times were top secret sensitive and tied to covert US operations in Vietnam. Dennis J. Doolin, deputy undersecretary for international security affairs, spoke as the Post sought permission to continue publishing articles based on the materials.
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Washington
UPI
Pentagon
Sedlington Post
New York Times
Currett US
Vietnam
Dennis J. Doolin
Ansmamt
Vnstrict Court
Post
Barge Name Delivery Rates Advertised
Fragmentary notices show circulation by carrier or motor route with subscription rates and payment terms. The garbled text hints at pricing like six dollars and a monthly or yearly scheme, though specifics are unreadable.
Injured Bowman Struck by Car on South Main Street
Cleon Bowman of Linton sustained multiple lacerations after stepping from between parked cars in front of the Legion Post into the path of a car on South Main Street Saturday evening. An unofficial report says no charges were filed.
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Cleon Bowman
Linton
South Main St
Bowman
Legion Post
Executor Appointed in Sims Estate in Greene County
In The Circuit Court of Greene County Indiana Herman Bush was appointed Executor of the will of Joseph A Sims deceased on June 10 1971. Creditors must file claims within six months from first publication to avoid forever barring. Dated Bloomfield Indiana June 16 1971. Aden Benham Clerk Beasley Beasley Attorneys for Executor.
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Circuit Court
Greene County
Indiana
Bats
Herman Bush
Joseph A. Sims
Bloomfield
Aden Benham
Beasley & Beasley
Greene County emergency appropriations hearing notice
Taxpayers of Greene County Indiana are notified that the County Council will meet at the County Auditor's office on June 24 1971 at 1 30 p m to consider emergency appropriations totaling 4565 00 for county revenue and 42485 00 for welfare including various departments and boards. A State Board of Tax Commissioners hearing will follow within fifteen days at the County Auditor's office.
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Greene County
Indiana
Bloomfield
Poienc
Eecescece
Siestion Board
Election Board
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Te County
Claude Story
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Hattie Saucerman
Freeman — Greene County
Saucerman
Sullivan County
Thomas
Julia Ann McBride Swaby
Morris Chapel United Methodist Church
Levi Saucerman
Ethel Saucerman
Janice Short
Walter Swaby
Belie Bedders
Pomona
Anderson-Poindexter Memory Chapel
Leonard Wood
Fairview
Bulah Byers Rollison Worthington
Bulah Byers Rollison
Torrance
Bay Harbor Hospital
Lomita
Rollison
Little Cincinnati
William Martin
Kathryn Whaley Evans
Charles E. Nation
Ora Edward Byers
Ben Rollison
Kathryn Jean Byers
Norma Kathryn Byers
Joseph E. Byers
United Methodist Church
Myers Funeral Home
Ray Dixon
Maud Jessup Taylor
Maude Jessup Taylor
Tampa
Fla
Jessup
George Taylor
Methodist Church
Lena D. Benham
Freeman Greene County Hospital
Ruby Haywood
Beulah York
Cecil Johnson
Prairie Chapel Church
Tom Stiles
Earl Carmichael
Prairie Chapel
Jenkins Funeral Home
Grace Bowen Allee
Freeman-Greene County
T. C. Allee
Melvin Bowen
Marion Bowen
Scottsdale, Ariz
Hugh Allee
Conneaut
Forrest Allee
Leona Singleton
Trafalgar
Lucille Russell
Frances Blevins
Kash Alexander
Floyd Alexander
William D. Kramer
Welch and Cornett
John May
Fairview Cemetery
Phyllis Patton Dugger
Phyllis Patton
Mary Sherman Hospital
William R. Patton
Newkirk
Sarah Bennett
Gale Williams
Rev. Mercer
Frank Reed
Charles Kirk
Martin Reed
Roger Lane
L & 8 Vinyl Aluminum Stone Company
Aluminum
Alcouw—Alside
Kaiser Reynolds
Alsco—Hastings
L& S Vinyl Aluminum Stone Company
Freeman-Greene
Gilbert Williams
Vesta Thompson
James Robert Carmichael
Wayne Trinkle
Etta Haffley
Larry Rehmel
John Johnson
Bloomfield Baptist Church
The
Mary Sherman
Veda Akers
Fannie Keller
LeRoy Bardon
Sullivan Ethel Gibson
Sullivan Ernest Grimes
Sullivan Dana Pigg
Leona Morrison
Carlisle Ellen Cobb
Sullivan Effie Drake
Fairbanks Patricia Ashcraft
Sullivan Cherlyn Campbell
Dorothy Benefield
Sullivan Mae Christy
Merom
William Goodman
Indianapol
Greene County Rescue
Boys League
McKee
Anita Reagan
Harold Reagan
James E. Hays
Timothy L. Stewart
Marilyn Schubla
James Schubla
Pauletta Franklin
John D. Franklin
Public Service Company of Indiana, Inc
Town of
Bonita M. Cullison
Charles I. Cullison
Michael Charles Parton
Kristine Ann Parton
Carolyn Turpin
Ivan Turpin
Johnny L. Rogers
Sg Rogers
Zwolle
Congress
House
Senate
Samuel de Palma
New York
Linton Daily Citizen
Secona
Onken
Ie Hier En
Tou Halior
Health Department
Nurse & Sanitarien Oe
Total Health Department
Welfare Department
Correll
South Main
Linton, Indiana
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