Obituary: Emma E. Gorby 81 in Jasonville
Emma E. Gorby age 81 of Jasonville died at Freeman-Green County Hospital after two weeks as a patient. Born near Cory on April 7, 1881, she lived in Coalmont and Jasonville communities. Survived by two sisters Edith Reece and Anna Eslinger, a half-sister Beatrice Harris, a half-brother Willis McKinney, step-mother Loretta Harrington, and step-sister Grace Miller. Body to McClanahan Funeral Home. services Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. with Rev. Noah Beadle. burial in Peavey Cemetery.
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Emma E. Gorby
Jasonville
Freeman-Green County Hospital
Gorby
Cory
Lfe
Coalmont
George
Mary Bennett McKinney
Edith Reece
Anna Eslinger
Oakland City
Beatrice Harris
Willis McKinney
Miami
Fla
Loretta Harrington
Terre Haute
Grace Miller
South Bend
McClanahan
Jasonvillle
Noah Beadle
Peavey
Mayonnaise Moves to Metal Tubes like Toothpaste
New York report says the Collapsible Tube Manufacturers Council notes mayonnaise is now being packed in metal tubes similar to toothpaste tubes. This shift could affect storage and packaging dynamics for condiments nationwide.
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New York
Appreciation From Families For Support At Time Of Loss
The Wheeler and Frederick families express sincere appreciation to Rev Ned Moore pallbearers the emergency squad and all who assisted in any way Your help meant more than words can express
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Ned Moore
The
Wheeler
Frederick
New Haven Water Famine Continues
New Haven Indiana braces for a weeklong water shortage after a pump breakdown. Crews work around the clock. Fort Wayne water supply help is arranged. A 3 mile main line to Fort Wayne water is tested, with operation hoped by Friday or Saturday. Non essential use is banned. schools pools laundromats and car washes closed. Boiling water is urged due to contamination risk. Town officials report conservation has boosted available supply since Sunday night.
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New Haven
Ind
Fort Wayne
Pat M. Burns
Land Town Council
M. M. Hathaway
Hathaway
Hed spending per person climbs to 514 in 1962
Public and private spending for health education and welfare in New York is projected to average 514 dollars per resident in 1962, up from 232 dollars in 1950, according to the National Industrial Conference Board.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Anderson Remembered Three Years After Passing
Anderson who passed away three years ago June 25. His smiling way and pleasant face are a pleasure to recall. He had a kindly word for each and died beloved by all. Sadly missed by wife and family.
Medicare Study Shifts to Senate
Washington authorities said the Medicare for the aged move to the Senate comes after Kennedy aides and leaders outlined a plan to amend pending legislation with basic provisions of the Anderson-King bill. Senator Mansfield signaled amendments to broaden Social Security coverage for those over 65, while the White House maintained financing through Social Security. House leaders avoided ruling out concurrent action, stressing ongoing House discussion despite the Senate focus.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Clinton P. Anderson
Mansfield
House
Ways and Means
John W. McCormick
Vote Reported On Vet Pension Bill
Washington report lists Indiana’s 11 congressmen among 1902 House members who signed a petition to discharge from committee and push a bill granting 11 billion dollars in World War I veteran pensions to a House vote. The measure is blocked in the House Veterans Affairs Committee, needing 219 signatures for action. First year cost is 942 million dollars, with 11.6 billion projected through 2000. Signers include Reps John Brademas Winfield K. Denton Ray J. Madden J Edward Roush Democrats and Donald C. Bruce Earl Wilson Richard L. Roudenbush Republicans.
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Washington
Upp
Indiana
Us.a., Inc
House
Veterans Affairs Committee
Veterans Administration
Reps
John Brademas
Winfield K. Denton
Ray J. Madden
J. Edward Roush
Donald C. Bruce
Earl Wilson
Richard L. Roudenbush
Slender Bicyclist Heads 2500 Mile Journey to Williamstown
Thirteen year old Dean Millman left Sunset Utah on June 2 and rode to Huntington Ind for an overnight stay then continued toward Williamstown Massachusetts. He aims to reach around July 4 riding about 90 miles daily with a 130 mile best day, sleeping in motels and firehouses and eating in cafes.
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Huntington
Ind
Williamstown
Mass
Dean Millman
Sunset
Utah
Dean
Johnson sets all time major league shutout record
Walter Johnson of the Washington Senators pitched 114 shutouts in an American League career, establishing the all time major league record for shutouts.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
State C of C makes survey on 1962 primary turnout
Indiana voters cast 934 942 ballots or 38.87 percent of 2 405 000 registered in the May 8 primaries the State Chamber of Commerce reports. Democratic ballots outnumbered Republican 500 088 to 434 856. Turnout varied by county from 74.33 percent in Martin to 25.24 in Allen, with Lake leading Democratic turnout and Marion leading Republican turnout.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Greene County
Chamber
Martin County
Jasper County
Pulaski
Starke
Dubois
Sullivan
Brown
Crawford
Clay
Adams
Vigo
Lake County
Marion County
St. Joseph
Lake
Allen
Daviess
Knox
Lawrence
Martin
Monroe
Owen
Putnam
Cost and site rules for a farm pond in Indiana
Purdue extension engineer Donald Sisson says pond costs and land value guide site choice. Ideal sites are ravines or valleys with low land value and high water storage, while flat land raises excavation costs. Runoff from barn roofs can supply water, but a drainage area of about ten acres per acre of pond is near ideal. Preserve grass or woodland in the watershed, avoid contamination, and ensure proper dam and spillway design for a usable pond.
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Lafayette
Ind
Donald R. Sisson
Purdue University Extension Agricultural Egineer
Sisson
Indiana
Sission
Hospital births and dismissals reported by names
Admissions list several births with parent names and newborn weights including Russell Doyle Jr., Lynn Dee, David Leon, and Sharrie Lane. Dismissals note Lonnie Ethmeier and Mrs. Charles Montgomery with daughter, and others.
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Russell Rigsley
Freedom
Russell Doyle Jr
John Rollison
Bloomfield
Roger Clayton
Janet Dyer
Worthington
Herbert Lynch Jr
Linton
Lynn Dee
Clarence Dyer
David Leon
Beaman Valley
Sharrie Lane
Virgil Dyer
Lebanon
Lonnie Ethmeier
Sandborn
Lonnie Htmeier
Charles Montgomery
Visiting Colleys from San Antonio Listed in Personal
Capt. and Mrs. William H. Colley and family of San Antonio, Texas, are visiting friends and relatives here. Capt. Colley has just returned from a duty tour with the Air Force on Okinawa. Mrs. Colley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Osborn of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chapman of Lake City, Florida, spent the weekend here visiting relatives and friends.
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William H. Colley
San Antonio
Tex
Colley
Air Force
Okinawa
Shirley Osborn
Paul Chapman
Lake City
Fla
Indianapolis Livestock Prices Report Brief
Live stock and cattle market update from Indianapolis notes hogs at 18.25 to 19.25 for 190 to 250 lb, 17.75 to 18.25 for 270 to 300 lb, and 15.5 to 16.75 for 300 to 350 lb. Sows steady to 25 higher on heavies. Cattle and calves show steers averaging 26.25, cows 14.5 to 16.5, bulls 18.5 to 20.5, with dealers steady. Sheep lambs 20 to 22 for prime, 16 to 20 for good and low choice.
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Indianapolis
Central Boosters to Meet for July Plans
The Switz City Central band Parents club will hold a special meeting at the Central school at 7:00 o'clock Monday evening July 2 to discuss the Fourth of July parade and finalize plans for the annual picnic as announced by Max Lawson president of the Band Boosters club.
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Switz City
Navy denies Pacific Fleet buildup near Formosa Strait
Honolulu report is denied by a Pacific Fleet spokesman who states no buildup exists. He notes two destroyers patrol the Taiwan Formosan Straits and that carriers or cruisers have not been deployed there. Units may temporarily move to ports for rest, but not tied to current tensions with Red China.
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Honolulu
7Th Fleet
Formosa Strait
Associated Press
Pacific Fleet
China
Formosa
Taiwan Formosan Straits
United States
Taiwan Straits
Japan
Okinawa
Wedding delayed by airline strike disrupts Casson plans
Evansville cartoonist Mel Casson and Mary Lee Culver faced a possible wedding delay as airline chaos caused lost baggage with birth certificates and tests for a license. A New York grounding earlier led Superior Judge Buente to waive documents, allowing a Bethel United Church of Christ ceremony with best man Milton Caniff. Casson searched for a new wardrobe as events unfolded.
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Evansville
Ind
Mel Casson
Angel
Mary Lee Culver
Milton Caniff
Steve Canyon
Cason
Casson
New York
Benjamin Buente
Ruben Bierbaum
Bethel United Church of Christ
U S Cost of Living Unchanged in May
The Labor Department reports living costs held at a high record level in May while average factory worker take home pay rose to an all time peak. Food, fuel and gasoline offsets higher medical, housing and used car prices keeping the CPI at 105.2 percent of 1957-59 prices.
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Washington Tri
Labor Department
Robert J. Meyers
May figures offer a welcome little respite
The commissioner of labor statistics said the May figures were a welcome little respite from substantial advances recorded in February, March and April.
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Missioner of Labor Statistics
4 H Club Will Meet at Humphreys Park
The Merry Maidens 4 H club of Linton will meet at Humphreys Park at 12 00 Thursday afternoon instead of Friday as announced Monday Those attending should bring their own wieners and puns
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Merry Maidens 4-H Club
Linton
Humphreys Park
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