One County Man Inducted. 30 Pass Pre-Induction
One county resident, David L. Oster, was inducted into the armed forces today at the Indianapolis entrance station. Thirty others underwent pre induction physicals at the Armed Forces Examining and Entrance Station in Indianapolis, with a long list of names recorded for the process.
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Armed Forces
Indianapolis
David L. Osterman
Osterman
Robert D. Nicholson
Jerry D. Pitman
Vernon L. Williams
Charles W. Rogers
Thomas M. Schwei
Martin E. Findley
David Joseph
George L. Peachee Jr
Jerry L. Stuckwisch
Hubert D. Brumett
Ralph Baker
Garland V. Murphy
Conference Day Set At Crothersville School
Crothersville School schedules a parent teacher conference for Tuesday. Principal Chester Meisberger announces that to aid student progress, parents will meet each child's teacher. Grades one through eight stay home while high school teachers are available 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. to discuss progress.
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Crothersville
Chester Meisberger
Meisberger
Funeral set for Edmund J. Shea former IU Medical Center administrator
Funeral services are planned Tuesday for Edmund J. Shea 54 of Indianapolis a former administrator at the Indiana University Medical Center who retired last year due to ill health. He previously served as president of the Indiana Hospital Association and the Indiana Health Council. Shea died Saturday at Methodist Hospital.
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Indianapolis
Edmund J. Shea
Indiana University Medical Center
Indiana Hospital Association
Indiana Health Council
Shea
Methodist Hospital
Weather records for Seymour town official report
Downtown Seymour noon temperature 39 is unofficial. Other readings from Ruth Everhart Rockford official. Noon today 39. Maximum Sunday 28. Minimum Sunday. River 7 am 4.7 feet and falling. Precipitation .42 inch. Sunset 5:21 EST. Sunrise Tuesday 7:52 EST.
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Seymour
Ruth Everhart
Rockford
Mental Health Drive Ends with Gifts for Muscatatuck Hospital
Jackson County residents provided holiday gifts for Muscatatuck State Hospital patients. Over 600 gifts counted with wrapping to be completed this week under hospital supervision. Mayor James L. Laupus attended the loading from Seymour and Brownstown volunteers will assist with wrapping.
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Tribune
Muscatatuck State Hospital
Muscatatuck
Muscatatuck State Hospital and Training Center
Jackson County
Howard Aughinbaugh
Brownstown
Noble Foster
James L. Laupus
Seymour
Aughinbaugh
The
Mental Health Association
MHA
Air War Near Hanoi Highlights Losses And Claims
U.S. jets fought MIG patrols near Hanoi with claims of shooting down one MIG 17 and probably another. American pilots reported heavy strikes on a North Vietnamese railroad yard northeast of Hanoi and said U.S. losses were light with no planes lost in Sunday raids. In Saigon pan signals, 12 Viet Cong were killed at Tan Son Nhut Airport as guards flushed out remnants of an assault. The destroyer Ingersoll engaged shore batteries off Dong Hoi, suffering slight damage with no American casualties reported.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Tan Son Nhut
U. S
Ingersoll
North
Viet Nam
Dong Hoi
Air Force
United States
Local Ford Donates V8 Engine to Seymour High School
Ford dealer Don Morris donated a 1967 284 cubic inch V8 engine plus a 1967 Cruise-O-Matic transmission and a differential assembly to Seymour Senior High School to support a new auto mechanics program taught by Jim Brock. The shop houses modern equipment and tools for 60 students in three senior classes.
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Ford Motor Company
Don Morris
Don Morris Ford, Inc
Seymour Senior High School For the Advancement of
Morris
Jim Brock
Brock
Seymour Senior High
Robert B. Bullett
Seymour
Robert Burton
Legion-Tribune Yule Basket Fund Opens for 1966 Drive
The annual Christmas Basket Fund begins Tuesday with Seymour American Legion Post No 89 and the Seymour Daily Tribune urging early donations. The drive seeks to beat the 1964 record of 1416.42 dollars and supports needy Seymour families with food and toys through volunteers and local clubs.
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Tribune
Jaycee Club
Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Rolf Meinhart
Bud Basil
Seymour
Hank Reuter
Reformatory Jaycees
Paul Houghland
James Turner
William Abraham
Bob Coplin
Reformatory Guard
Don Fields
Reformatory Club
Seymour American Legion Post No. 89
Seymour Daily Tribune
Plunkett
Thomas A. Plunkett
LeRoy F Pollett
Seymour — National Bank
Russell EF. Brock
American Legion Post
Pollett
Seymour National Bank
The
Daily Tribune
Calvin” Boulevard
Exhibit Showcases Andrei Hudiakoff Murals at Sey mour Library
An art exhibit at the Seymour Public Library features paintings and mural models by Andrei Hudiakoff, a White Russian artist living in Newtown Connecticut since 1960. The display includes copies of Dresden Museum master works, original canvases for sale, and detailed church murals in progress for St John the Divine in Mennessen Pennsylvania with a 60 foot dome and 30 foot arch. The exhibit runs through December 10 with several works available for purchase and saints to be added to the church arches by patrons.
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Boys Club
Harry Cherry
Seymour Boys Club
William Alrey Jr
Andrei Hudiakoff
Seymour Public Library
Hudiakoff
Seymour
Doris Geile Hudiakoff
Newtown
Conn
Mennessen
Penn
Christ
Mary Hudiakoff
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