County Board Awards Contracts and Rej ects Other Bids
Jackson County commissioners met at the Brownstown courthouse and awarded contracts for county supplies while rejecting several bids. Rejected tires and tubes bids from Good year Service and Georges of Seymour will be re bid. gasoline contract to Severn Ashland Service for sheriff vehicles approved at 29.9 cents per gallon. Ludibria tion and wash jobs also re bid. Bridge lumber to Roberts and Bryant Lumber Co. at 140 per thousand board feet. washed gravel to Spray Gravel Co. at 1.30 per ton. pit and bar run gravel bids split between Spray Gravel Co. and George Darlage at 80 cents per yard. SAS Auto Supply Lynn Roberts Jr said three firms offered small parts at 25 45 percent off list. John Bottorff Ford bid rejected for missing non collusion affidavit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severn Ashland Service
Brownstown
Ellerman Sinclair
Board of Commissioners
Severn
Ellerman Sinclair Service
Roberts and Bryant Lumber Co
Crothersville
Bridge
SAS Auto Supply
Williams Auto Supply
Koehler Auto Supply
Seymour
Lynn Roberts, Jr
Jackson County
John Bottorff
Ford
Roberts
Bottorff
Elderly Man Escapes Injury in Train Car Collision
An 82 year old Seymour man William H Boicourt escaped injury after his eastbound car was struck by the caboose of a freight train at Third and OBrien streets at 10 27 p m He failed to see approaching traffic and turned left Delbert D Frink the 54 year old engineer said a flare was on the rear of the train Damage to Boicourts 1964 sedan was about 150 The caboose was undamaged A separate two car collision occurred at 4 p m on Chestnut Street when Harry E Cherry 49 failed to see Rebecca A Pollett 18 start to pull from a curb due to bright sun
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Seymour
Third
O’brien Streets
William H. Boicourt
Brookhaven Drive
Delbert D. Frink
Clinton
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Freight
Chestnut Street
Laurel Street
Harry E. Cherry
East Freeman Avenue
Rebecca A. Pollett
Walnut Street
Col. 1
Early Mailing Urged For Christmas Mail Security
W Thomas Fettig Seymour postmaster urges immediate mailing of Christmas cards parcels and holiday mail to assure delivery if a nationwide rail strike disrupts transport. Postmaster general Winston Blount says alternatives will move as much mail as possible and mailers should deposit out of town items now to ensure delivery by Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Thomas Fettig
Seymour
Fettig
Winston M. Blount
Patronage Fund System To Remain In Effect
Indiana Governor Whitcomb announces the two percent patronage levy on state workers will continue for at least five months to aid the Republican State Committee in paying a campaign debt. He criticizes the system, calling it unfair to compel state employees to fund a party, and notes past losses despite large collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Republican State Committee
Whitcomb
State Committee
John K. Snyder
Paul V. McNutt
Federal Mediation Service Sought to End Spartan Strike
The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service is being asked to help settle a seven week strike at Sparton Indiana Inc. in Brownstown. Union leaders say the company offered a six cent increase and no union shop, with 42 workers on strike and 13 at work. A meeting with union rep Chuck Deppert failed to resolve key issues and a federal meeting date awaits MSC availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Mediation Conciliation Service
Brownstown
Sparton Indiana, Inc
Sparton
Federal Service
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace
Spartan
Charles “Chuck
Deppert
Indianapolis
Bers
Gospel Quartet to Highlight Jackson County Fair Week
A gospel singing quartet joins the 1971 Jackson County Fair lineup after fair board delegates signed the Oak Ridge Gospel Quartet at a national convention in Chicago. They are booked for Wednesday grandstand night with Circle J Rodeo set for Saturday. King Kovar’s auto thrill show is scheduled for Tuesday, Johnny's United Shows returns for the midway, and remaining Monday Thursday and Friday acts are pending decisions.
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Oak Ridge
Chicago
Circle J Rodeo
King Kovar
Johnny's United
Refuge Property To Be Sold At Public Bids
Bids for eight buildings on the Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge near Seymour will be opened at 2 30 p m Friday Dec 18 at the federal building in Seymour. Buildings to be sold include a 24 by 36 block garage on the Kretzer tract and five structures on the Elmer Boxman tract in Jackson County plus two on the Oren Shade tract. Inspection allowed by Dec 17 with bid forms available from the refuge manager or at field headquarters. All buildings are for off site disposal.
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Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge
Seymour
Federal Building
Charles E. Scheffe
Scheffe
Federal
Kretzer
County Line Road
Meyers Road
Jackson County
Elmer Boxman
Carter School House
Oren
U. S. 50
Robber Escapes With Cash From Gary Federal Savings and Loan
A gunman wearing a stocking mask robbed the Village branch of Gary Federal Savings and Loan in Gary Indiana and fled in a car with an undetermined amount of cash. Police received reports from witnesses.
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Gary, Ind
Gary Federal Savings and Loan Association
City Recreation Board To Seek Bids For Car
Seymour Recreation Board members authorized bids for a station wagon for the parks and recreation department to be opened January 18. The board will meet with school officials to discuss programs for the new high school pool. The recreation director noted inquiries about adult women and men swimming classes and a city team. A school schedule indicates rental rights for special groups, and a contract for a return line at Shields Park pool was awarded by the board of public works and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks and Recreation Department
Seymour Recreation Board
Don Ernest
Jerry Grabinski
Grabinski
Board of Public Works and Safety
Shields Park
Seymour High School
Lloyd “Barney” Scott
Medora High Honors Roll Recipients Named by Principal Coleman
Medora High School announces regular and A honor roll lists for the second six weeks. A honor roll includes seniors Diana Plummer Mary Henderson Janice Hall juniors Vicki Aycock Sharon Smith Harry Milligan Melinda Weddell freshmen Jill Roller Terry Hamilton Linda Aycock eighth grader Nancy Mack. Regular honor roll lists seniors Sandy Gray Donnie Lane Sheila Nowling Royette Reynolds Bob Smith James Johnson Brenda Cochran. juniors Frank Coleman Mark Goen Stanley Goen Carol Hill Ginger Hounshel Glenn Irwin Patty Pratt David Pogue Betty Reynolds Brenda Thompson. sophomores Kathy Branaman Andra Gray Rita Gray Lynn Turner Debra Sipes freshmen Bonnie Eliis Jeff Lane Robert Loudermilk Ronald Reynolds Pamela Reynolds Vicki Weddell Kenneth Kidd Charlotte Goen Terry Cockerham. eighth Keith Boling Donalda Davis Larry Dixon Becky Garbett Terry Marcott Cathy Phillips Wanda Pogue Teresa Reynolds Jamie Robertson Eddie Starr Debra Stidam. seventh Teresa Davis Debra Persinger Scott Plummer.
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Lynn Turner
Debra Sipes
Bonnie Eliis
Jeff Lane
Robert Loudermilk
Ronald Pratt
Pamela Reynolds
Vicki Weddell
Kenneth Kidd
Charlotte Goen
Terry Cockerham
Keith Boling
Donalda Davis
Larry
MH Gives $1 000 To Muscatatuck Chapel Fund
Jackson County Indiana Mental Health Association board approved a 1000 donation for the Muscatatuck Chapel for Children Religious Center at a December meeting. Ken Baker presided as Mrs. William Powell discussed finishing the chapel interior with flooring and carpet while three new adopters were signed up and 500 pamphlets were produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatatuck Chapel
Kenneth West
Christmas Basket Fund Reaches $138 Total
The Seymour Christmas Basket Fund, co sponsored by American Legion Post 89 and the Seymour Daily Tribune, stands at $138 after two days. Donations are urged to arrive early to gauge basket numbers. Mail or deliver to Pollett at Seymour National Bank or the Daily Tribune office. make checks payable to the Christmas Basket Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christmas Basket Fund
LeRoy Rollert
Seymour American Legion Post 89
Seymour Daily Tribune
Pollett
Seymour National Bank
Daily Tribune
Fort Vallonia Days Set for October 1971
Fort Vallonia Days will be held Saturday and Sunday October 16 and 17 1971. The celebration becomes an annual event on the third weekend each October. Charles Plummer presented a plaque to Ron nie Shoemaker founder and longtime president of the planning group. Mrs Noble Smith announced two fundraising card parties on January 9 and February 13 and said the executive committee will meet in January to appoint sub committees. An auditing committee was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Vallonia
Vallonia
Charles Plummer
Ronnie Shoemaker
Noble Smith
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MHS
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Frank R. Coleman
Diana Plummer
Mary Henderson
Janice Hall
Vicki Aycock
Sharon Smith
Harry Milli
Ruth Everhart
Rockford
Muscatatuck
Grafeite
Crass
Mi Jo
Chris Grant
Liz
Carl Bonefie
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