4-H News Switz City Lassies Meet at High School
The Lassies 4-H club of Switz City met Thursday in the high school home economics room. Mary Jo Hauser chaired, Karen Nolting led the pledge to the American flag, and Sandy Frye led the 4-H flag pledge. Talks covered the Bloomfield grooming clinic by Beverly Hill and the 4-H roundup by Linda Meyer. Beverly Hill presented Safety with Tractors. Judy Sullivan and Susan Holtsclaw led singing and spoke on food preservation. Refreshments were served by Linda Moyer and Susan Holtsclaw. Has kins Haskins club met June 22 at Jim and JoElen Spainhower home. 18 members and 3 guests attended. President Dave Hart presided. a new reporter, Jerry Duncan, was elected. "4-H Trails" was sung. next meeting set for July 6 at Bob Haskins home.
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Lassies
Switz City
Central
Mary Jo Hauser
Karen Nolting
Sandy Frye
Bloomfield
Beverly Hill
Linda Meyer
Beverly Hil
Hooser Hustlers 4H
Jim
JoElen Spainhower
Dave Hart
Jerry Duncan
Gary Greene
Bob. Haskins
Odon Camp Meeting Opens Wednesday with Rev Bud Donaldson
Evangelist Rev Bud Donaldson of Fort Worth Texas will headline the Odon Camp Meeting June 28 to July 9 in the John E Ricks Tabernacle at Odor City Park Old Settlers grounds. He leads Global Harvesters Foundation and has preached in 32 countries. Bill and Blanche Smith will provide evangelistic singing each night at 8 and Sundays at 2. Public invited.
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Bud Donaldson
Fort Worth
Tex
Odon Camp Meeting Association
Tabernacle
John E. Ricks Tabernacle
Odor City Park
Old Settlers Grounds
Donaldson
Global Harvesters Foundation
World Congress
Funeral services for Austin Wayne Letsinger
Funeral services for Austin Wayne Letsinger of Jasonville who was killed in an auto accident Saturday night will be held at the McClanahan Funeral Home in Jasonville at 1 39 p m Wednesday. Rev David Deal will officiate and burial will be in Lebanon cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral Home.
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Austin Wayne Letsinger
Jasonville
McClanahan
David Deal
Lebanon
Funeral services set for Franklin J. Ashba
Franklin J. Ashba of Dugger killed in an auto accident Saturday night. Services at Evans Funeral Home in Dugger at 2 p.m. Wednesday with interment in Hope Cemetery, Sullivan County. Friends may call at the Evans Funeral Home.
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Franklin J. Ashba
Dugger
Evans Funeral Home
G Hope
Sullivan County
Former Worthington Man Dies at 57 in Clinton
Clinton Vermillion county hospital obituary for James Pickard born January 16 1910 Worthington. Survived by wife Lottes Vandeventer Pickard of Luton a son James Pickard of New Goshen three daughters Deronda Slough Marleen Henneman Linda Harmon seven grandchildren two brothers Herschell and Shirley Pickard and sister Mrs Cecil Dyer. Funeral at Myers Funeral Home 2 pm Wednesday officiated by Paul Griffith burial at Worthington cemetery.
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Clovis Pickard
Clinton
Worthington
Vermillion County Hospital
Christian Church
Modern Woodmen Lodge
Newberry Masonic Lodge
Half Century Club
Pipe Fitters
Terre Haute
Lot'se Vandeventer Pickard
Luton
James Pickard
New Goshen
Deronda Slough
Marleen Henneman
Linda Harmon
Herschell Pickard
Shirley Pickard
Cecil Dyer
Richardson
Tex
Myers
Paul Griffith
Worthington Cemetery
Mrs Blanche Rodocker Dies on 79th Birthday in Switz City
Mrs Blanche Rodocker of Switz City died at 4 30 pm Monday on her 79th birthday at the home of her daughter Mrs Madalyn Davis in Bloomfield rt Survivors include husband Cayton Redecker daughter two grandchildren and a sister Funeral held at Jenkins Funeral Home Bloomfield at 2 30 pm Thursday Rev William Green officiating Interment Grandview Cemetery Friends may call after 7 pm today
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Blanche Rodocker
Switz City
Madalyn Davis
Bloomfield Rtc
Cayton Redecker
Melanie Janene Davis
Gregory Cy Davis
Daisy Lacy
B'somfie
Rte. 2
Jenkins Funeral Home
Bloomfie'd
William Green
Grandview Cemetery
Rites Held For George Hensley In Dugger
Funeral services for 77 year old George Hensley of Dugger were conducted Monday at 2 p.m. at Newkirk Funeral Home with Rev. Leonard Squires officiating. Burial followed in Bohey cemetery. Hensley, a retired miner, died Friday at his home after a lingering illness. He spent most of his life in Dugger. Survived by wife Pearl. daughters Mary Margaret Ray and several stepchildren and grandchildren. mentions various named relatives across Illinois Indiana Texas and other locations.
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George Hensley
Dugger
Newkirk
Leonard Squires
Bohey
Hensley
Pearl Hensley
Mary Margaret Ray
Upper Key Largo Fin
Doris Magnetti
Terre Haute
Jane White
Houston Tex
Noogie Engle
Sullivan
Bob King
Channel Vew
Tex
Wayne King
Chicago
Junior King
Des Moines
III
John King
Danville
Ill
Ralph Wagner
Martinsville
Linda Crawl
Jaserville
Shirley MacLaine Stars in The Bliss of Mrs. Blossom
Shirley MacLaine returns to the screen in the title role of The Bliss of Mrs Blossom for Paramount Studios.
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Hollywood
UPI
Shirley MacLaine
Mrs. Blossom
Paramount Studios
Card of Thanks Malone
We extend heartfelt thanks for acts kindness sympathy messages and floral offerings received from friends relatives and especially Rev R Bridwell Rev Stockrahm the Mc Clanahan Funeral Home our doctor and Freeman Greene County Hospital staff during the loss of Mrs Mable Marie Malone Husband and family
Accidents Kill 2 Near Terre Haute
Two more deaths push Indiana 1967 traffic toll to at least 634. Frank J. Jones 19 Joliet Illinois died in an odd crash on U S 41 four miles north of Lyford Parke County. Charles Miller 67 Terre Haute restaurant owner died in a Terre Haute collision with a big truck driven by Wilfred Cardinal 51 St Louis while turning left.
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United Press International
Indiana
Frank J. Jones
Joliet
Ill
U.S. 41
Lyford
Parke County
Charles Miller
Terre Haute
Wilfred Cardinal
St. Louis
Matters Of Record Hospital Report And Property Transfers
Hospital admissions list multiple individuals by first and last names in Indiana towns including Linton Jasonville Bloomfield Sullivan Coal City Worthington Lyons Hymera and Terre Haute. Property transfers show Virgil Miller Cre Carrell and others conveying parcels in Richland Jackson Worthington Jasonville and Jas onville.
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Freeman-Greene
Mary Lou Burch
Linton
William Kramer
Robert Bedwell
Terre Haute
Alvin Cooprider
Jasonville
Arde Johnson
Marvin Wilson
Bloomfield
Connie Lester
Patricia Harrison
Coal City
Lena Stewart
Worthington
Kobby Webb
Sullivan
Marie Sanders
Lyons
Eula Elkins Linton
William Fordyce
Elmo Kline
Howard Vandeventer
Roy Lewis Howell
Roy J. Howe
Richland Township
Virgil Miller
Ruth Grounds
Jackson Township
Fred Miler
Virgil Miler
David Grounds
James F. Bennett
Cree Carrell
James Russell Corwin
Robert L. Shouse
Herbert Conrad
Charles Flanders
Lester Zinz
Jack Dickey
Jasonvil'e
Fire sets garage ablaze at residence in Linton area
A garage at the Floyd and Kramer residence at First and C streets northwest caught fire when a can of gasoline fell from a shelf onto a battery and ignited. The Linton Fire Department responded to the blaze.
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Floyd and Kramer
C" St
Linton
Brother of Local Women Succumbs
Death of William Nelson Jr. 39 at Union City last Saturday is reported. Survivors include sisters Mrs. Mary Davis of Linton and Mrs. Marie Bowers of Belle Chasse La and brothers Ray Nelson of Worthington and James Nelson of Linton. James was in National Guard training at Camp Grayling Mich. Services were held in Union City Tuesday. The deceased fell from a tractor while bale hay, leaving five children.
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William Nelson Jr
Union City
Mary Davis
Linton
Marie Bowers
Belle Chasse
Ray Nelson
Worthington
James Nelson
National Guard
Camp Grayling
Mich
Second Head Start School Grant Approved in Daviess County
The Office of Economic Opportunity approved a second grant of 71 950 09 for a Head Start program serving 75 pre kindergarten students in Daviess County Washington. The D G M Community Action Committee will operate under Warren Loughmiller with a teacher assistant and volunteer for every 15 students. The program includes testing transportation medical and dental exams follow up care hot lunch and social services using the National Guard Armory as a school site. Contact the D G M Office at Crane or call 854 7498 for information.
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Daviess, Greene, Martin Community Action Committee, Inc
Office of Economic Opportunity
Daviess County
Washington
D. G. M. Community Action Committee, Inc
Warren Loughmiller
Greene County
Volunter
National Guard
D.G. M
Crane
Student Earns Top Ranking at Indiana Seminar
INDIANAPOLIS David E Greene of Linton was among the top ranking Indiana high school students at an accounting seminar held at Butler University. Juniors and seniors in the top 10 percent of their class or with high SAT scores attended. Certified public accountants spoke on career opportunities in accounting from firms, industry, and government. Professors from six Indiana universities outlined required courses for an accounting degree.
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Indianapolis
David E. Greene
Linton
Indiana
Butler University
Fire Damages Seven Stores in South Bend
A three alarm blaze in downtown South Bend swept several business establishments injuring five firefighters. The State Lunch restaurant and a nearby watch repair shop were badly damaged after floors collapsed. Five additional businesses suffered heavy smoke and water damage.
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South Bend
Ind
UPD
Rice Shaved In Hunger War
In Berkeley California two doctors from UC Nutrition Sciences test a process to outer-mill rice kernels to create a high protein flour for babies. Barbara Kennedy and Tomiye Sumner report animal feeding tests with 10 to 12 percent protein from California rice varieties.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Barbara Kennedy
Tomiye Sumner
University of California Nutritional Sciences Department
California
Dr. Kennedy
Live UPI Market Report Indianapolis Hogs Cattle Sheep
Markets report hogs mostly higher with various weight ranges showing gains. Cattle and calves balance steady with price bands listed. sheep fully steady with spring lambs 24.00 to 24.50. Indiana advisory notes good outdoor activity through Wednesday with modest soil moisture loss and likely showers midweek.
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Indiana Agricultural Advisory
Business and Professional Women Dues Due by July 1
Officers announce the dues for the local Business and Professional Women must be paid by July 1. Members should call Rosemary Risher or mail checks to 1090 A St Northeast Linton. Africa's highest peak is 19340 feet Mount Kilimanjaro.
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Rosemary Risher
Linton
Farm real estate values rise 8 percent in 1966 report
The Agriculture Department reports average American farm worth 59800 with land and buildings at 164 per acre, up 8 percent for the year ending Nov 1 1966. The national index hits 157 of the 1957 59 base, total farm real estate valued at 179.7 billion.
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Washington
UPI
The
Agriculture Depart
Pacific States
Iowa
Indiana
Missouri
Agriculture Department
Purdue economist outlines forces shaping dairy returns long term
Dr. E. E. Carson at Purdue Dairy Day lists four major forces likely to influence dairy profits over the next decade. Substitutes may cap milk prices, new product uses could expand markets, production tech will lower costs for adept dairymen, and herd size affects unit costs. He notes efficiency and adequate herd size allow Indiana dairymen to compete with other agriculture sectors.
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Lafayette
Purdue University
E. E. Carson
Purdue
Indiana
Extension tips for cleaning plastic upholstered chairs
Use detergent suds to wash plastic upholstered chairs frequently. Extension home furnishings specialists at Purdue University suggest this method. Plastic covered furniture does not require waxing.
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Purdue University
1967 Price Support For Wheat Set
County price support for the 1967 wheat crop set at 1.21 per bushel announced by C Ralph Anderson chair Greene ASC County Committee. The rate aligns with the national average loan rate of 1.25 and reflects terminal market changes ranging 1.43 to 1.68 per bushel with adjustments to Gulf ports and other terminals. Participation in the program earns price support loans purchases and marketing certificates based on allotments and parity calculations.
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C. Ralph Anderson
Greene Agricultural Stabilization and Conservaton County Committee
USDA
Anderson
Gulf
Pacific Northwest
Central
South Central
Minneapolis
Missouri River
California
CCC
Booklet on Lawn Care is Available
Purdue Extension offers three free lawn care booklets HO-35 Lawn Diseases NC 12 and E-61 How to Control Lawn Insects to Indiana residents via their county extension office. Request by name and number for guidance on maintaining lawns economically.
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Lafayette
Midwest
Indiana Cooprative Extension Service
Purdue University
Indiana
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