Crane Village plans gala anniversary celebration
Residents of Crane Village announce a town first anniversary gala on Saturday July 3 starting at 2 p.m. A flag raising by a VFW color guard and an invocation by Billy Ed Hostettler will open events. Senator George Dye and Captain E R Pettebone will offer felicitations. A 4 p.m. barbecue dinner, one dollar admission for adults, 60 cents for children, plus concessions and prizes follow. The White River Valley Chapter of the National Association of Barbershop Singers performs at 8 p.m. Street dancing begins at 9 p.m with square dance clubs invited.
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Billy Ed Hostettler
George Dye
E. R. Pettebone
Crane Naval Ammunition Depot
White River Valley
National Association of Barbershop Singers
12 Cases Heard In Jasonville JP Court
Justice of the Peace court at Jasonville heard 12 cases reported by Roy Allaway. Defendants include Delbert Malone 32 Coalmont fined 17 for public intoxication. John F Keller 37 Jasonville sent to Bloomfield jail for disturbing the peace. Gary Braberman 21 New York fined 27 75 for reckless driving. Jean Aldridge 28 Jasonville fined 21 for public intoxication. Maxwell A Bowersock 19 Worthington fined 18 75 for violation of the ment of the children there will be movies. An invitation to join the Crane celebration extended to former Crane residents and nearby friends. DeWayne Johnson 27 Midland fined 18 75 for false registration. Marvin Harris 25 Indiana State police fined 18 75 for false registration. James W Edmonson 19 Jasonville fined 18 75 for speeding. Byrd Chapman arrested for reckless driving with case pending. Thomas W Creek 22 Gary no operator license. Emma Fry 18 Jasonville disobeying stop sign with case pending. Drexel Cooprider 25 Shelburn reckless driving.
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Justice of the Peace Court
Jasonville
Roy Allaway
Delbert Malone
Coalmont
John F. Keller
Bloomfield
Gary Braberman
New York
Indiana
Jean Aldridge
Maxwell A. Bowersock
Worthington
Crane
DeWayne Johnson
Midland
Marvin Harris
James W. Edmonson
Byrd Chapman
Linton Itc. 1
Thomas W. Creek
Gary
Emma Fry
Drexel Cooprider
Shelburn
Service News Highlights Air Force Recruit and Navy Crew
Airman John E. Catt son of Mr and Mrs Everett L Catt completed basic training at Lackland AFB Tex and is set for technical training as a communications specialist at Sheppard AFB Tex His new unit supports the aerospace force training system In the Caribbean USS Yarnell guided missile frigate carries Robert W Due son of Mr and Mrs Raymond T Due of Sandborn serving on the 165 Midshipman Cruise with the U S Atlantic Fleet to gain practical navigation communications seamanship gunnery and engineering experience
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Everett L. Catt
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Lackland Air Force Base
Tex
Catt
Air Training Command School
Sheppard Air Force Base
Robert W. Due
U.S. Navy
Raymond T. Due
Sandborn
Ite 1
Harry E. Yarnell
Caribbean
U.S. Atlantic Fleet
Yarnell
U.S. Naval Academy
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
Vermouth Sales Fuel Nationwide Martini Run
The Wine Institute reports enough vermouth sold in America last year to mix about 4.6 billion martinis at six to one ratios.
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San Francisco
America
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Wine Institute
ISU Radio Workshop Opens For Local Students
Local students Mary Vitosky Norma Watson Connie Wilson and Lelia Lindsey of Linton Switz City enroll in Indiana State University 32nd annual radio workshop. Programs air on WBOW Terre Haute at 12 40 a m for fifteen minutes under Dr Clarence M Morgan chair of Speech and director of the Radio TV center.
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Mary Vitosky
Norma Watson
Connie Wilson
Linton
Lelia Lindsey
Switz City
Indiana State University
WBOW
Terre Haute
Clarence M. Morgan
Radio-Tv
Morgan
Vitosky
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Icken Parts
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Marhoeffer’s
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Big Bunny
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