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Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1963

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Governmental Units In Jackson Start Tonight For 1964 Budgets

Jackson County governmental units begin budget sessions tonight and continue through the week. City, town, township and school boards set tentative levies for 1964, with readings on the Seymour Common Council and Brownstown Crothersville and Medora boards. Final budgets by advisory boards are due Tuesday. school boards meet Thursday. appeals window closes September 23.

Jackson County Seymour Common Council Brownstown Board of Trustees Crothersville Modora State Board of Tax Commissioners Jackson County Board of Tax Adjustment Adjustment Board

Lane Marker Progress on Indiana Highways

State and federal highway projects in the Seymour district test thermo plastic lane markers that last 3 to 7 years. Perma-Line Midwest Corporation handles application with the state highway commission using a heating truck to lay reflective glass particle infused strips. Work was planned between August 13 and September 1 affecting Bloomington Martinsville Franklin Columbus Greensburg Lawrenceburg Madison Charlestown Clarksville Jeffersonville and New Albany.

Perma-Line Midwest Corporation State Highway Commission Seymour Indiana State Highway Commission Bloomington Martinsville Franklin Columbus Greensburg Lawrenceburg Madison Charlestown Clarksville Jeffersonville New Albany

X-Ray Survey Enters Second Week Across Jackson County

The Indiana state board of health mobile X-ray unit, funded by the Jackson County TB association, continues a two week county survey. After a strong first week yielding 2131 X-rays, the unit visits the National Veneer and Lumber Co on West Second Street 1 to 2 30 p m and Seymour National Bank side on West Second from 3 to 5 p m.

National Veneer and Lumber Company West Second Street Seymour National Bank Indiana State Board of Health Tuberculosis Association of Jackson County County TB Association Ewing Public Service Company of Indiana, Inc Brownstown

Information For Junior High Room Assignments 1963

Registration for Shields Junior High seventh to ninth graders for 1963 64 announced by Principal C H Englehardt. The organization period begins 8 35 am Friday with rooms alphabetically by student last name. Fees include testbooks workbooks lab shop towel locker and convocation funds with two semester payments.

Shields C. H. Englehardt Hallanette Sham Zimmerman Abel Branaman Bridgewater Eglen Eldridge Haws Hazelett Kirkpatrick Klakampa Monies Montgomery Rush Sage Tuskey Taylor Zett

Lights On For Safety Aims to Cut Labor Day Crashes

Jackson County joins Indiana in a Lights On For Safety drive over Labor Day weekend. Sheriff Harvey and Sheriff Green urge motorists to use low beam headlights 24 hours during the seven hour period around Labor Day. Local law enforcement will back the state program to reduce holiday crashes.

Jackson County Green Indiana

Man Pleads Not Guilty in Court Action

Robert Nichols pleaded not guilty to operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor after his arrest by state police near Seymour. Bond set at 500 dollars. Other court actions include guilty plea for Harold Reeves on assault and battery and multiple divorces and custody rulings. Two venue cases involve restricted driver licenses.

Robert Nichols Seymour Post John M. Lewis Jackson Nichols U. S. 31- 50 Seymour Columbus Robert O. Stanley Richard L. Bumps Harold Reeves Lowell J. Pugh Opal M. Pugh Roxie V. Haws Herman E. Haws Josephine L. Porter Arthur C. Porter Earnest Coffelt Laura Coffelt Jackson Circuit Court Scott County Albert L. Price Eugene Hough Kenneth D. Jewell Eugene

Seeing Jesus: Sermon at Shields Park Service

The Rev. John Payne of Preston Minnesota spoke at Shields Park during the community worship series concluding service. Payne urged that seeing Jesus brings transformation and power, citing Zacchaeus Peter Thomas and the good Samaritan. The service featured hymns led by Rev. J. T. Moore and the Bethel Church choir with Rev. Edgar F. Maddex delivering the benediction.

John Payne Preston Minnesota Shields Park Mr. Payne Seymour Bethel Ame Church Jesus Zacchaeus Peter Paul Christ Thomas I Am The Bethel Church Edgar F. Maddex

Milk Truck Driver Injured Near Freetown

Miller Topie 50 of Seymour R2 is hospitalized at Schneck Memorial with knee and foot injuries after his milk truck overturned twice on Indiana 135 two miles south of Freetown. He was pulled from beneath the vehicle by Leroy Cummins and taken to the hospital in fair condition. The 1963 Thomson Dairy Co. truck suffered about 2000 dollars in losses. Sheriff’s Deputy Clifford Green led the report.

Miller Topie Seymour Schneck Memorial Hospital Freetown Thompson Dairy Co Mancil Baughman Clifford Green Leroy Cummins Green

Washington Witnesses A Massive Civil Rights March

The city hosts 100000 marchers toward the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial to press for redress of grievances. Washington’s contrast of beauty and squalor, crime, demographics, and congressional control frame the backdrop for the protest amid late August heat and historic symbolism.

Washington Lincoln Memorial Greece Virginia Maryland America Congress District of Columbia India New Delhi Brazil Brasilia Paris London Rome Mexico City

300 Demos Hear Hartke At County Picnic Here

About 300 Democrats from Jackson County and nearby areas attended the Jackson County Democratic Picnic at Freeman Field Armory. U S Senator R Vance Hartke spoke on the nuclear test ban treaty unemployment and water resources urging victory for Democratic candidates in upcoming elections. Other speakers included William E Wilson Mabel Striker Robert Rock John D Bottorff and James T Lanham. Birch Bayh Jr unable to attend due to toe injury.

Jackson County National Guard Freeman Field U.S R. Vance Hartke Sen. Hartke Indiana Hartke William E. Wilson Mabel Striker State Democratic Central Committee Robert Rock Anderson House of Representatives John D. Bottorff Cortland Indiana Young Democratic Organization Democratic Edward P. Elsner Seymour Edward S. Lustig Democratic Women's Club W. Thomas Fettig Young Democratic Young Democrats Saranelle Eckensberger Mitchell Bruce Hanners Brownstown Richard B. Stoner Eisner Vance Hartke James T. Lanham Sen

Rescue hole expansion nears surface lift for three trapped men

In Hazleton Pennsylvania rescuers reported the escape shaft drilling to 263 feet and nearing the surface as they prepare to lift David Fellin 58 Henry Throne 28 and Lou Bova 42 up one by one in capsules. Bova has not been heard from since Tuesday and remains 25 feet from the others.

Hazleton David Fellin Henry Throne Fellin Throne Lou Bova Bova

Weather Records for Seymour and Rockford Observer Data

Weather readings from Seymour with unofficial downtown and 2 0p. m. temperature notes. Official data come from Ruth Everhart government weather observer at Rockford, detailing corroborated measurements.

Seymour Ruth Everhart Rockford

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