Births and dismissals noted in Matters of Record
Monday notices list births at Linton and Worthington with six pound two numbers for infants. Dismissals include Mrs. Don Turner and son, and other residents. The Linton Fire Department responded to a storage outbuilding fire at Humphreys Park with minor smoke damage, followed by a field fire near the golf course.
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Hai Mere
Virgi Hamilton
Worthington
Charles Lynn
Linton
Don Turner
Linton Grant Rigzgle
Bloomfield
Robert Wright
Switz City
Frank Arnold
Foday
Kenneth Stalcup
Humphreys Park
Dugger
Jack Allen
Ray Tison
Citizen
Greene County Students Named to ISU Honor Rolls
Indiana State University announces spring honor roll results listing fifteen Greene County residents. Distinguished honorees include Philip Duhne Jane Laramore Catherine May Cynthia Carmichael and Robert Oliphant with others making the standard honor roll such as Marjorie Bledsoe Carol Fry Melissa Lucas Linda Voisin Donita Hadley Alice Garwood Arlene Lutes Judith West Karla Keller and James Borders.
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Indiana State University
Greene County
Philip Duhne
Jane Laramore
Catherine May
Linton
Cynthia Carmichael
Robert Oliphant
Bloomfield
Marjorie Bledsoe
Manchester Alumni Picnic Planned in Bloomington Park
Manchester College alumni and friends from the Bloomington area will gather at Lower Cascades Park in Bloomington on Tuesday July 13 from 5 to 8 p.m. The north shelter will host an informal evening of visitation and recreation hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Tulley of Bloomington who oversee arrangements.
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Manchester College
Bloomington
Lower Cascades Park
North Shelter
North Manchester
Monroe
Owen, Greene
Lawrence
Brown
Jackson
Bartholomew
Robert Tulley
Obituary of Alva C Speits Worthington
Alva C Speits 62 of Worthington died at 5 a m Monday at Clay City Born Sept 24 1908 in Linton son of Riley and Eliza Speits He was a World War I veteran and a member of Friendly Grove Baptist Church Surviving are four brothers Rufus Lester Joseph and Elmer and sister May Feutz Funeral services 2 p m Wednesday at Myera Funeral Home Worthington Burial in Friendly Grove Cemetery VEW of Worthington to conduct military graveside services
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Worthington
Alva C. Speits
Custody Given to Plaintiff in Martin v Martin Hearing
In Greene County a petition for support and suit money in Annetta Martin vs Jesse Martin was heard with Wendell Tenas of Sullivan County as special judge. The custody of the minor was granted to the plaintiff with visitation for the defendant. He was ordered to pay 15 dollars weekly and the trial on its merits is set for 9 am July 29.
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Greene County
Annetta
Arrest of Don Barron on DUI and reckless driving
Clay City man Don Barron was arrested by Jasonville Police Monday after a high speed chase ending in Worthington. He faces DUI and reckless driving charges and is jailed in Greene County.
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Don Barron
Clay City
Jasonville
Worthington
Greene County
Boat Recovered After Reported Theft at Shakamak
State Conservation Officer Joe Borders reports a 14 ft aluminum John boat stolen from J. E. Cross of Fountainstown earlier in spring was found abandoned at Shakamak. The recovered vessel was identified as missing craft.
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Joe Borders
Shakamak
J. E. Cross
Fountaintown
Area Students Working In Co op Program
Fifty Indiana State University students will work this summer with cooperating firms and agencies as part of the Cooperative Professional Practice Program. The program blends on campus study with off campus work, typically taking five years to complete a degree. Bob McClanahan joins Peabody Coal Corporation St Louis Miss Lutes at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Greenbelt Md and Betterman at U S Naval Ammunition Depot Crane.
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Bob McClanahan
Arlene Lutes
Jasonville
Jonathan Betterman
Crane
Indiana State University
McClanahan
Peabody Coal Corporation
St. Louis
Miss Lutes
NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
Betterman
U. S. Naval Ammunition Depot
Deaths Of Two Bicyclists Boost Indiana Traffic Toll
Indiana's 1971 traffic fatality count rose to at least 728 with two bicyclists among the weekend toll. Scot March, 8, of Winamac, died after losing control on U S 35 in Pulaski County. Rebecca Raven, 9, of Newtonville, was struck by a pickup driven by Herschel Sullivan, 61, of Grandview.
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United Press International
Indiana
Scot R. March
Winamac
U.S. 35
Pulaski County
Albertha Morrison
LaPorte
Rebecca Raven
Herschel Sullivan
Grand ‘Ew
Newtonville
Spencer County
Jack Benge
Brookville
Betesville
Dearborn County
Lin ton Saddle Club Special Meeting Set at 6 30 P M
A special meeting of the Lin ton Saddle Club is slated at the horse track inside the Conservation Club at 6 30 P M on Wednesday.
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Linton Saddle Club
Conservation Club
Sendak seeks Indiana newspapers to shun X rated movie ads
Indiana Attorney General Theodore Sendak urged state newspapers to refuse advertising for X rated films. He cited postcards urging obscenity crackdown, backed by Citizens for Decent Literature led by Charles Keating. He plans to inform county prosecutors and use moral persuasion to curb mass porn profits.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Theodore Sendak
Sendak
Charles Keating
Ohio
Citizens For Decent
Serlak
Maryland
National Association of Attorneys General
L and M 4 H Club Holds Fifth Meeting Of Year
4 H News reports the L and M Tee Pee Maid ens 4 H Club met at L and M School with Joyce Patterson presiding. Debie Bredeweg and Patterson led pledges. Pam McCombs gave devotions. Mary Sipes elected health and safety leader. Debbie Bredeweg named news reporter. A 4 H picnic discussed. Refreshments served.
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L and M
Joyce Patterson
Debbie Bredeweg
Pam McCombs
Mary Sipes
Fire Marshal Appeals Over Fireworks Safety In Indiana
Indiana state fire marshal Harvey M. Hacker urged Hoosiers to obey the fireworks law ahead of the Fourth of July weekend. He noted several calls about law violations and warned that torpedoes sky rockets Roman candles dayglo bombs and other exploding fireworks are illegal for private use except paper caps. Unlawful sale use or possession could bring a fine up to 100 and jail time.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Hoosiers
Harvey M. Hacker
Indiana
Hacker
Indiana University professor killed on Mt McKinley climb
Dr. Robert W Bullard 42 a professor of anatomy and physiology at Indiana University was killed in a mountain climbing accident on Mt McKinley Alaska He fell into a 130 foot crevice during a snow collapse He and his expedition of about 30 persons largely National Outdoor Leadership School graduates from Lander Wyoming studied high altitude physiology He was born in Waltham Massachusetts and survived by his widow and three daughters
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Bloomington
Ind
UPT
Indiana University
Robert W Bullard
Mt. McKinley
Alaska
Bullard
National Outdoor Leadership School
Lander
Wye
Cox
Waltham
Mass
Democrats Pick Miami Beach For Convention
The Democrats chose Miami Beach as the site for their 1972 presidential nominating convention set to begin July 9. The decision followed a two hour site committee session with Louisville, Kentucky as the challenger and Nixon’s 1968 venue in mind.
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Washington
UPI
Miami Beach
Richard M. Nixon
Louisville
Market Summary from Indianapolis Livestock Report
Indianapolis livestock markets show hogs down 1 to 2 dollars across weights with sows and boars higher. cattle and calves mixed with vealers scarce but steady. sheep steady with modest gains in spring lambs. Indiana advisory notes mild curing weather through Wednesday with showers Thursday, aiding dry hay harvest and wheat harvest conditions.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Reputed Mafia Chieftain Wounded In Rally Shooting
Joseph Colombo Sr., Brooklyn mob leader, was critically wounded by gunfire at an Italian-American unity rally in New York. Police questioned underworld figures including Joe Gallo and Carlo Gambino as a man described as an Adolf Hitler admirer died at the scene.
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New York
UPI
Joseph Colombo
Brooklyn
Colombo
Jerome A. Johnson
New Brunswick
N. J
Adolf Hitler
Johnson
Central Park
Joseph
Crazy Joe
Two Hoosiers Drown In Unguarded Pits
An Indianapolis man and a Muncie teenager drowned Monday in unguarded gravel pits. Phillip M. Rethmeyer 27 drowned while swimming at Irving Material Co property north of McCordsville. Rex A. Newton 13 disappeared after stepping from a ledge near Muncie and was found in 12 feet of water.
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Indianapolis
Muncie
Indiana
Phillip M. Rethmeyer
Irving Material Co
McCordsville
Marion County
Rex A. Newton
Farm Work Advances Across Indiana Harvest Scene
Purdue statistician Earl L. Park reports five good field-work days with excellent growing conditions. Corn up to 27 inches, seven inches above last year, soybeans nearly planted, wheat 5 percent harvested, alfalfa and clover hay largely cut, pastures fair to good. Weather mainly hot and humid with a cooler Monday and a midweek storm. rainfall below normal and soil moisture evaporation about half an inch.
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Lafayette
Ind
UPI
Earl L. Park
Purdue University
Park
Wheat Survey Planned For 14 States
Washington officials said the Agriculture Department will conduct a 14 state survey to gauge planned winter wheat plantings for 1972. The study targets about 87 percent of the crop and results will appear in the July 9 regular crop report with regional breakdowns for the Corn Belt Pacific Northwest and Plains regions.
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Washington
UPS
Agriculture Department
Mus
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Missouri
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Pacific Northwest
Plains
Bible Thought Reflects on Offering Leftovers to God
A devotional piece cites Deuteronomy 17 1 warning against blemished sacrifices and questions modern faithfulness. It asks readers to avoid giving God leftovers and treats this as an admonition to inspect personal offerings and devotion.
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Karen Long
Robert Drake
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Esther Rosebolt
Sullivan
Alice Slader
Maxine Clark
Fairbanks
Esther Brummett
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Harold Newland
Terre Haute
Earl Mahurin
Michelle Jones
Linda Goodman
Ranel Hood
Farmersburg
Keith Shepler
LeAndra Hughes
Doris Haberle
Carlisle
Manchester
Alva C. Spelts
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Linton Daily Citizen
South Main Stree
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Léecone Clase Ongtings Pan Mtintan Njeng
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Ann Toney
Assistan
Wongging Carter
Puerto Rico
Consumer Protection Agency
State Supreme Court
State Revenue Department
Snedak
Supreme Court
Department of Revenue
Linwa
Stockton Hillbilly
Ken Gabbard
Ina Meurer
Doug Lee
Dale Greene
Rodney Wright
Rell Call
Becky Worth
John Bredeweg
Gary Lucy
Ken Nolting
Sandy Bredeweg
Dave G Branstetter
Re Nest
Bryan Au Cue
God and Choice
Joe Gallo
Gallo
Anthony
Lawrence Shaal
Schaal
Rev
Kenneth Adams
First Baptist Church
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Modern Decor Alliance
Wales
Greene County Co-op
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