Newcomer Ray Floyd Wins St Petersburg Open Title
Ray Floyd, a 20 year old from Fayetteville NC, won the $25 000 St Petersburg Open with a 14 under 274 to claim 3500 prize. Floyd surged with a 69 final round aided by 27 putts to beat Dave Marr by one stroke. Marr finished 275 for 2300, with Rudolph and Bolt at 276, and Goalby Borosh Ford Maxwell tied at 278.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Ray Floyd
Fayettesville
N. C
Marr
Floyd
Mason Rudolph
Tommy Bolt
Jed
Bob Goalby
Julius Borosh
Doug Ford
Billy Maxwell
Doug Sanders
Don Finsterwald
Bobby Nichols
Hoop Scores Round Up Indiana High Schools
Muncie Central defeated Columbus 79 to 70 while Muncie Central beat Indianapolis Ripple 76 to 67. At Lafayette Lafayette edged East Chicago Washington 73 to 68 in overtime. Royal Center topped Greencastle 67 to 46 and Lafayette beat Royal Center 91 to 66.
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Muncie Central
Columbus
Indianapolis Ripple
Lafayette
East Chigcao Washington
Royal Center
Greencastle
Corporate profits soar to over 26 billion in 1962
Government figures show corporate profits in 1962 surpassed 26 billion dollars, exceeding the 1959 peak of 245 billion. The largest gains in the fourth quarter came from the auto industry chemical sector railroads and utilities.
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Washington
NCAA regional winners in early games and boxing delays
Duke tops St Joseph's 73 64 to win the Eastern regional. Loyola Chicago defeats Illinois 79 64 to win the Mideast regional. Cincinnati beats Colorado 67 60 to win the Midwest regional. Oregon State 83 65 over Arizona State to win the far West regional. Villanova shocks Wichita 54 53 and Canisius defeats Memphis 76 67 in NIT quarterfinals. St Louis nips La Salle 62 61 and Miami Florida edges St Francis NY 71 70 in first round. Pan American tops Western Carolina 73 62 to win the NAIA tournament. FBI joins SEC in investigating last year football game rumors. World hockey: West Germany beats East Germany 4 3. Sweden beats Czechoslovakia 3 2. United States ties East Germany 3 3 and finishes last. Boxing: Griffith Rodriguez title bout postponed due to rain. Liston Patterson fight postponed indefinitely due to Liston knee injury. Canadian hockey: North Dakota defeats Denver 6 5 to win NCAA hockey title. Ray Floyd wins St Petersburg Open with 274.
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College Park
Duke
St. Joseph's
East Lansing
Mich
Loyola of Chicago
Illinois
Lawrence
Kan
Cincinnati
Colorado
Provo
Utah
Oregon State
Arizona State
New York
Villanova
Wichita
Canisius
Memphis State
St. Louis
la Salle
Miami
Florida
St. Francis
Kansas City
Caroline
Birmingham
Ala
FBI
Southeastern Conference
Stockholm
West Germany
Germany
Los Angeles
Emile Griffith
Luis Rodriguez
Fla
Sonny Lis
Live stock market report from Indianapolis
Hogs unevenly steady to strong with gains up to 25 cents. Prices: 190 220 lb 14.25 14.85. 190 240 lb 13.75 14.25. 240 270 lb 13.50 13.85. 270 320 lb 13.00 13.50. sows steady. 300 400 lb 12.25 13.25. 400 600 lb 11.50 12.25. Cattle and calves: high grade steers 22.75 23.50. good to low choice 21.00 22.50. standard to low good 19.00 21.00. cows steady to strong 15.00 17.00. canners 13.50 15.00. bulls 16.00 19.00. dealers steady, good and choice 27.00 33.00. few 34.00. utilities 18.00 26.00.
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Indianapolis
Upi
Television Highlights from an Evening Lineup
TV listings summarize a CBS musical variety with Bugs Bunny Pepe Le Pew Woody Woodpecker and Lamb Chop plus Luelle Ball and Danny Thomas preemption. Other networks feature Udall on Discovery 63 Boy on a Dolphin Rifleman Ben Casey Loretta Young and David Brinkley Journal with color segments and plot notes.
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Arthur Godfrey
CBS
Bugs Bunny
Pepe le Pew
Woody Woodpecker
Lamb Chop
Mel Blanc
Shari Lewis
Paul Lynde
Marineland of the Pacific
Lucille ‘Ball
Danny Thomas
NBC
Sophia Loren
Alan Ladd
Clifton Webb
ABC
Lucas
Mark
Ben Casey
Terry Dunne
Loretta Young
Christine Miss Young
David Brinkley
Journal
French Riviera
Bogota
1962 U S food exports exceed prior peak by 20 percent
The United States in 1962 exported more than 3.5 billion dollars of food products a 20 percent rise from the 1947 all time high according to the Grocery Manufacturers of America Inc.
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Chicago
United States
Grocery Manufacturers of America, Inc
Obituaries for Mrs Clara Baughman and Mrs Chale Sanders
Mrs Clara Baughman longtime Greene County resident died Friday at Freeman Greene County hospital after illness since October. Born February 16 1875 she married David Baughman in 1892 celebrating 68th anniversary. Survived by husband four children eleven grandchildren 26 great grandchildren and siblings. Funeral services 2 p m today at Fairview cemetery with Rev Roy Bridwell and Rev Dale Hemnbaugh officiating. Chale Sanders of Sandborn died today at Freeman Greene County hospital born September 27 1876 near Pleasantville daughter of Amaline and Martha Wood married George Sanders in 1910. She left daughter Dorothy Lawless three grandchildren two sisters two brothers and one brother-in-law Dr John Bayley. Funeral 2:30 p m Wednesday at Ives Poindexter with burial Bethel cemetery.
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Clara Baughman
Greene County
Freeman - Greene County Hospital
Roy Bridwell
Dale Hemnbaugh
Fairview Cemetery
Chale Sanders
Sandborn
Freeman - Greene County
Linton
Stephen
Michael
Phillip
John Bayley
Berkley
Calif
Ives Poindexter
Robert Davidson
Otis Mitchell
Bethel Cemetery
Mrs. Helen Miles Dies in Bloomfield
Bloomfield resident Mrs Helen Miles died at 1255 am Saturday in Linton She was born April 26 1897 in Bloomfield daughter of Dr William R and Belle Danks Cravens She is survived by husband Wayne son William C and twin granddaughters Funeral services were held at 230 pm today Rev Frank Wimp officiating Burial followed at Grandview cemetery She was a member of the First Presbyterian church its women group attended the Western School for Girls in Oxford Ohio Indiana University and belonged to Tri Kappa and Delta Gamma.
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Helen Miles
Bloomfield
Freeman - Greene County
Linton
William R
Belle Danks Cravens
Wayne
William C
Frank Wimp
Grandview Cemetery
Miles
First Presbyterian Church
Women’s Organization of the Church
Western School For Girls
Oxford
Ohio
Indiana University
Tri Kappa
Delta Gamma
Gratitude for Support After Loved One's Passing
The Graves family thanks friends and relatives for assistance after the death of their loved one. They express thanks to Rev Roy Bridwell and those who sent sympathy flowers. Arthur Graves and Family.
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Roy Bridwell
Arthur Graves
Former Bloomfield Man Dies in Detroit
Ivan E. Johnson a former Bloomfield resident died at his Detroit home at 11 40 p m on Saturday Born September 24 1879 in Greene County he was the son of John W and Mary J Torrance Johnson He belonged to the Christian Church in Detroit Surviving are his wife Jesse M daughter Jesse Lois Walls of Detroit son Wayne Johnson of Bloomfield brother Guy W of Toledo Funeral services will be at Jenkins Funeral Home Bloomfield at 1 p m Wednesday Rev Elmer Johnston officiating Burial will be in Grandview cemetery
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Ivan E. Johnson
Bloomfield
Detroit
Michigan
Greene County
John W
Mary J. Torrance Johnson
Christian Church
Jesse M
Jesse Lois Walls
Wayne Johnson
Guy W
Toledo
Ohio
Jenkins Funeral Home
Elmer Johnston
Grandview Cemetery
Administratrix Appointed in Greene County Estate
Cause No 6221 in the Greene County Indiana Circuit Court notes Helen B Waggoner appointed administratrix of Iona Drewer deceased. Creditors must file claims within six months from first publication to avoid bar. Dated Bloomfield March 15 1963. Claude Story Clerk. Beasley Beasley attorney for administratrix.
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Circuit Court
Greene County
Indiana
Helen B. Waggoner
Iona Drewer
Bloomfield
Claude Story
Beasley & Beasley
Notice of Administration for Frederica H. Berns Estate
Rob ert F Berns and Arthur Berns were appointed February 27 1963 administrators with the will annexed of Frederica H Berns deceased. All persons with claims against the estate must file within six months of first publication or be barred. Bloomfield Indiana date February 27 1963. (Seal) Claude Story Ax and Lloyd Attorneys.
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Circuit Court
Greene County
Indiana
Robert F. Berns
Arthur Berns
Frederica H. Berns
Bloomfield
Claude Story
Ax and Lloyd
Rest Haven Man Dies on Saturday
Charles Leonard Gabbeart 78 a resident of Linton died at 4 15 p m Saturday at Rest Haven He was born February 13 1885 in Midland son of James and Anna Frye Gabbeart Survivors include four daughters Anna LeFebvre Opal Moore Edith Gunn Vivian Ferry one son Cecil a brother Henry and others Funeral services set for 1 pm Wednesday with Deaconess Nola Yoder officiating at Antioch Cemetery.
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Charles Leonard Gabbeart
Linton
Rest Haven
Midland
James
Anna Frye Gabbeart
Anna LeFebvre
Opal Moore
Edith Gunn
Boynton Beach
Fla
Vivian Ferry
Brazil
Cecil
Dearborn
Henry
Arkansas
Anderson Poindexter Memory Chapel
Nola Yoder
Antioch Cemetery
Bicknell Native Harvey Strahley Dies in Vincennes
Harvey Oscar Strahley 80 a Bicknell resident died at Good Samaritan hospital Vincennes at 6 45 p m Sunday Born November 8 1882 he was the son of John and Mary Ann Clark Strahley He married Viola Michael May 12 1908 in Bloomfield and moved to Bicknell in 1914 from Linton He worked as a mine engineer and blacksmith at the Bicknell Sunshine mine and mines near Linton and Bicknell He was a Pilgrim Holiness church member Survived by wife five children Eva Smith Dora Rawley Lester Strahley Oscar Hershel and two sons and a daughter preceded him in death Also surviving three brothers William Duncanville Texas Antonio Texas Four sisters and John of Linton James of San two brothers preceded him in death Body to Wampler Funeral home Call after 6 pm today Funeral at Pilgrim church 2 pm Wednesday Rev Owen Miller and E E Crowder officiating Burial in Linton Fairview cemetery.
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Harvey Oscar Strahley
Bicknell
Good Samaritan Hospital
Vin- Vincennes
Greene County
John
Mary Ann Clark Strahla
Viola Michael
Bloomfield
Linton
Strahley
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Eva) Smith
Ross
Dora) Rawley
Lester Strahley
Vincennes
Oscar
Shoals
Hershel
Oaktown
William
Duncanville
Texas
Antonio
James
San
Wampler Funeral
Pilgrim Church
Owen Miller
E. E. Crowder
Linton Fairview Cemetery
Former Jasonville Woman Dies in Michigan
Flo Ferriss 72, formerly of Jasonville, died in LeSalle Michigan on Sunday. Survived by husband Nickales nieces nephews and two grandchildren. Born in Jasonville she left 12 years ago. Daughter of Charles and Merdith. Funeral services 2 p m Wednesday at Earl Little Funeral Home Monroe Michigan.
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Flo Ferriss
Jasonville
LeSalle
Mich
Nickales
Charles Merdith
Earl Little
Monroe
Michigan
Television Schedule for WITV Channel 4 Bloomington IN
Day by day listings show a March schedule with programs like Dick Tracy Popeye Sea Hunt High Road Wrestling Racing Special Big Show Mahalia Jackson Sign Off plus daytime fare including Daily Word Lunchtime Girl Talk Milady's Math Divorce Court and Zoorama.
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Mar
Centra
Mahalia Jacks
Felix the Cat
Jack LaLanne
Carter
CCA
Ind. University
Milady
Mahalia Jackson
Television Schedule for Terre Haute Channel 10
Daily timetable listing programs from morning to late evening including News Hour Real McCoys Love of Life Guiding Light Password To Tell The Truth and classic shows with DePauw University Hong Kong Cartoon Theatre and local anchors Walter Cronkite and Garry Moore.
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College of Arlr
Real McCoys
Guiding Light
the Truth
CBS News Millionaire
Secret Storm
Edge of Night
DePauw University
Hong Kong Cartoon Theatre
Walter Cronkite
Marshall Dillon
Lloyd Bridges
Red Skelton
Jack Benny
Garry Moore
Untouchables
TV Schedule Indianapolis Daylight Over N
Channel 6 listing for Indianapolis with Central Daylight Time shows programs from 1:30 to 1:15 am including The Match Impression Game Merv Griffin Frances Farmer NBC News and sports Weather Huntley Brinkley and late night shows Laramie Is It Deductible Tonight Show Final Report and Spanish Telecourse Weather Sports News Prayer Sign Off.
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Merv. Griffin
Frances Farmer
NBC News
Loretta Young
Huntley-Brinkley
Dr. Malone
Stooges
Art Linkletter
David Brinkley
Laramie
Dick Powell
Costa Rica
Elite Club Discusses Music's Healing Power at Mrs Smiths
The Elite club met at Mrs Diana Smiths home to study music as therapy for physical and mental ills. Mrs Harry Wilson spoke on Music Cuts Fear of Surgery noting concerts ease pre op prep and old favorites calm patients. Rubinstein noted as a leading pianist with recordings over a million. Mrs Ray Baughman led a short business session before the closingCollect and refreshments.
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Diana Smith
Harry Wilson
Rubinstein
Ray Baughman
Smith
Samaria Church Announces New Bible Study Dates
The Samarian Pentecostal church moves Bible study to 7 p.m. Tuesday starting March 19 from the former Monday slot. An asinsiration event is set for 2 p.m. CST Sunday and the public is invited.
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Samarian Pentecostal Church
Samaria
Caplin Hints Broader Deductions for Wives Expenses
Internal Revenue Commissioner Caplin indicated in a TV interview that forthcoming regulations will allow more liberal deductions for wives' business expenses. He said the tax agency will take a common sense approach to whether businessmen may deduct wives' costs for conventions or business entertaining.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Mortimer Caplin
Caplain
Bloomfield Man Wilbur Hartling Dies at 1:25 A.M.
Wilbur Ployd Hartling a Bloomfield resident died Sunday at 1:25 A.M. He was born August 1, 1893 in Sullivan County, son of Henry and Jesse Hartling. Survived by widow Ellen, daughter Mrs. Jennie Makela of Granada Hills California, two grandchildren and two nephews. Services 10:30 Wednesday at Jenkins Funeral Home with Rev. Marion Noel. burial in Grandview cemetery.
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Wilbur Ployd Hartling
Bloomfield
Sullivan County
Hartling
Henry
Jesse Mullendao Hartling
Bloomfield Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Indianapolis Scottish Rite
Ellen
Jennie Makela
Granada Hills
Calif
Jenkins Funeral Home
Marion Noel
Grandview Cemetery
Births and dismissals listed from Bloomfield and Sullivan hospitals
Hospital report records multiple births including Wilfred McDowell's daughter in Bloomfield weighing 3 pounds 11.5 ounces and other newborns in Sullivan Linton and Worthington with names Ernest Lee Douglas Jay Tracy Ann and more. Dismissals include Mary A. Carter Jesse Skinner Charlies Hawkins and others. Staff thanks Worthington women for St Patrick's Day tray favors.
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Mary A. Carter
Bloomfield
Jesse Skinner
Jess McFadden
Linton
Charlies Hawkins
Leonard Baize
Basil Archer
Verna Stockrahm
Gilbert Kirk
Baby
Switz City
Iva Grubb
Jasonville
William Busso
Crane
Harry Walton
Edgar Greene
Son
Keith Anderson
Lyons
Bert Bredeweg
Ethel Humphreys
Women of
Worthington
Burger sauces spark debate among customers nationwide
A survey from a major hamburger chain finds only five percent prefer plain burgers. More than 80 percent choose both catsup and mustard, while many favor adding both condiments to their meals.
Bowling standings and top performers for weekly league results
Freeman led with 605, 628 and 526 series as his team went 2–1. Hayman and Minnehaha posted 1–2 and 2–1 records respectively, while Cine and Coulomb each went 0–3. Berns and Pierce and Palace Bar dominated with 3–0 and 3–0 records.
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Freeman
Dyer
M. Stahl
Turpin
Padgett
Hayman
van Horn
Putoff
Northrop
Minnehaha
Haun
Helman
Pope
Sevier
Donie
Ellis and Co
C. Kirk
Moody
Clayton Jr
Nelson
R. Kirk
Cine
Hollen
L. Conklin
Swaby
J. Conklin
Corbin
Berns and Pierce
Powell
Sellars
Kenworthy
Taxable Property Listings by Owner and Parcel Details
An itemized list of taxable properties with owners and parcel descriptions across townships, including acreage and notes on leased land. Entries cover multiple individuals such as Wright e and Moody Francis M, Antibus Minnie J, Kirby Frank, and many others with varying parcel sizes and values.
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St. Pete's
United Press International High School
Evansville
Bosse
Ireland
Terre Haute
Garfield
Seymour
Fort Wayne
South Bend Central
Berne
Huntington
Noblesville
Excelsior Springs
Excelsior Medical Clinic
Texcelsior Medical Clinic
Oscar Fraley
ton-Floyd Patterson
Liston
Boston
North Dakota
Denver
Russia
Canada
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
East Germany
Fayetteville
United Press International
Discovery
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart Udall
Welch & Cornett Funeral Home
Cornett-Taylor-Hasler
C. Grover French
Broome
Robert Duncan
Mt. Vernon Church
Rosa Grave
Witv Channel
Bloomington, Indiana
WTHI
Ted
Wfbm- TV
Kukla
Ollie
Elite
Mrs. Smith
DOW Jones
Wilbur Hartling
Wilfred McDowell
Zelma Ray
Philip Blackmore
Newberry
David Linton
Charles Oliver
Bloomington
Gordon Jewell
Lowell Holt
Sam Masters
Fred Brough
Frederick Alexander
Ralph Starling
Odon
Wilma Robertson
Hollis Edmonson
Otto Villain
Tracy Ann
Robert Long
Harold Swaby
Robert Hardisty
Lowell Dowden
Zina Bethune
the Nurses
Maynard
Baggio
K. J. Brown & Co., Inc
Main St
THE
Linton Daily Citizen
Joe E. Turner
Linton Daily Citizen, Inc
South Main Street
Warren H. Onken
James L. Coudret
Berns
Hardesty
Bill Ellis
Keller
Dennis
Bryant
Tubby
Laughlin
Peabody Mine
Jackson
N. Miller
J. Miller
Steven
Camden
Dog and
Miller
Malicoat
Jones
Coulomb
Bryan
J. Coulomb
Marty
M. Coulomb
Fitzpatrick
Palace Bar
Neilson
Kennitt
Brashear
Slake
Cornelius
George, Elsie
Wright
United Fourth Vein Coal Co
Markle
Chas. H
Nora—M. Bon
Ranno
F. W
Ee Todd
John H
Park Lots
Taylor
William A
Stockton
Bunch
Elsie—Robertson
Pearson
Argle R
Geneva
Sene
Granville
Alta
Crays
Will H
Francis M
Antibus
Minnie J
CC. C. & St. Louis Railroad
Iimp
Ketchem
Sherman Dale
Kirby
Frank
Pt Ned
Roberts
Opal
McNeely
Hickam
Beatrice
Pt Comm
Marjorie Beth
Orig
Williams, Gilbert
Roberta
Ea En
Jones, Hoover and
Joana
Bogue
David
Hinkle
Bertha
Carol
Ralston
Paul and
Corinne
Stillion
John P
Hester Jane—Ste
Jenkins
Edna J
Phillips
Raymond L
Ruth J
Pickard
Ralph
Kah Eg
F Walters
Herman L
Norma J
Followell
Cleotus
Stella
Cere
Cesar Ceces
Gadberry, Elmer—Imp
Vicks Orig
Clarence Albert
Rose Ellen
Mid Orig
Riggle
Bolinger
Donny
Wavic
Durregger
Herman Frank
N. Park
Flanders
Charles and Elsie
Cleatus
Forest Park
Leo—M. Neals
M. Neals
Thorl
Neals
Kessner
Della—Fair
Mitchell
Ernest W
Emile A
Sexton
Walter
Ccc
Ward, Leonard and Alice
White
Linda
Stafford
Hensley
Davenport
Barbara
Dickerson
Richard L
Virginia M
Elgan
Estel H
Patricia R
Oslo
Ist
Fiaher
Delilahi
M. P
Blk & Co
Wea
Flater
Homer
Helen
Gosnell
Dewey
Martha—Hase
Parola
Steve Jr
Rose
Pau Ele
GT A AG Fon
Wilson
Robert L
Martha J
Pt Nei SE
Wolford
Lillian
Hix
Davis, VoRse
Hanson, Winferd O
Helen Doris
Ea Ccees
State OF
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Milton Bogard
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