Fire Burns Seymour Home in Cold Nahub. Destroys Living Room
A Seymour family fled their 508 East Tipton street home as fire consumed the living room and hall. Theodore Henkle owns the one story frame house. Victor Vierling and his wife and two children occupied it. Firefighters responded after 3:15 pm with two engines, police set roadblocks, and crews battled smoke in bitter wind. The family is staying with Vierling's parents.
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Seymour
Victor Vierling
East Tipton Street
Orville Smith
Theodore Henkle
Tipton and
Park Streets
O'Brien
Smith
Tribune
Christmas Basket Fund donations exceed three hundred dollars
Seymour officials report the Christmas Basket Fund has reached 324.02 dollars, with 50 dollars added this morning and Tuesday. The 59th annual drive is co sponsored by the Daily Tribune and American Legion Post 89 to provide groceries fruits and meats to needy local families.
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LeRoy Pollett
Seymour National Bank
Seymour Daily Tribune
Daily Tribune
American Legion Post
Pollett
Second and
Chestnut Streets
East Tipton
Drive
Christmas Basket Fund
P. O
Seymour
Ind
Auxiliary of the
George D. Miller
Donald L. Thompson
Seth W. Shields
Weather records for Seymour and Rockford observations
Weather records for Seymour show unofficial noon temperature in downtown and official 11 am readings from Ruth Everhart government weather observer at Rockford. River level at 7 am was 10.2 and falling. maximum and minimum for Tuesday are noted with .14 precipitation. Sunset today 5 20 EST sunrise Thursday 7 53 EST.
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Seymour
Ruth Everhart
Rockford
Sub-Zero Weather Grips Jackson County Area
Jackson County residents faced sub-zero conditions after six inches of snow. One power outage affected about 100 people near Cortland, six p.m. to seven p.m. Temperatures plummeted to one below zero, wind chills around 21. Schools canceled countywide. roads slick and hazardous. some trucks halted at stops along Interstate 65.
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Jackson County
Weather Service
Modorn
Ruth Everhart
Rockford
Indiana
Indiana Telephone And Continental To Merge
Continental Telephone Corporation and Indiana Telephone Corporation agree to merge with 6.75 Continental shares for each Indiana share. Indiana has about 512000 shares, valued around 52 million in Continental stock, pending approvals and tax rulings. Indiana serves 122000 telephones from Seymour HQ. Continental serves 2.5 million lines nationwide.
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Indiana Telephone and
Continental
Continental Telephone Corporation
Indiana Telephone Corporation
Continental System
James V. Napier
Helen E. Schultz
Indiana
Public Telephone Corporation
Seymour
Canada
Caribbean
Napier
Icy Streets Trigger Two Car Mishaps in Seymour
Police report two weather related crashes in Seymour on Tuesday. Bobby G. Scott 40 caused $1500 damage by sliding into a parked car on East Fourth Street. Steven Silver 19 and Rita Stahl 31 collided at Manor and Robin Hood Drives, totaling $800 in damages.
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Seymour
Bobby G. Scott
East Fourth Street
Scott
Dan Hendrix
John C. Moore, Jr
Manor
Robin Hood
Steven Silver
Rita Stahl
Jack W. Osborne
Silver
Manor Drive
Stahl
Osborne
Christmas Trees Should Be Sprayed for Safety
Fire Chief Orville Smith cautions residents to buy real Christmas trees that have been treated with a flame retardant chemical. He warns that untreated trees can become fiery killers during the holidays.
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Orville Smith
Smith
SHS Winter Band Concert Set With Three Bands
Seymour High School hosts its annual Winter Band Concert at 7:30 p m Thursday in the SHS auditorium featuring nearly 210 bandsmen. Steve McGrew conducts with Kermit Mann and David Ward assisting. The SHS Music Department includes Earl Prout and Russell McMahan.
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Seymour High School
SHS
Steve McGrew
Kermit Mann
David Ward
Indiana State University
Earl Prout
Russell McMahan
Music Services
Stackhouse Re-elected Indiana Farm Bureau President
Marion Stackhouse, Hamilton County grain and hog farmer, was re elected president of the Indiana Farm Bureau for a two year term at the close of the 59th annual convention. Delegates from Jackson County including Lawrence Otte and others attended the three day meeting at the Indianapolis Convention Center. A salary policy for public officials was approved and will be sent to the American Farm Bureau convention in Houston January 8 to 12. The program also notes band performances by White Purple and Symphonic bands.
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Indiana Farm Bureau
Marion Stackhouse
Hamilton County
Stackhouse
George Coup
Columbus
Jackson County
Indianapolis Convention Center
Ing
Lawrence Otte
Francis Elliott
Donald Schneider
Gerald Goecker
American Farm Bureau
Houston
Brownstown Central High School Christmas Concert Sunday
Brownstown Central High School Choral Department presents its annual Christmas Concert Sunday at 2 p m in the gym. The 100 voice Concert Choir and Swing Choir perform selections such as Thinking of You This Christmas and The Most Wonderful Time of the Year with soloists Kim Moyer Kim Weddell Barb Flynn and Tom Clark. A Night Before Christmas pageant features Tom Clark and Dan Cluff with accompanists Karen Johnson Audrey Wessel Mary Alice Chowing Dan Cluff Jon Rochner.
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Brownstown Central High School
Kim Moyer
Kim Weddell
Barb Flynn
Tom Clark
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