Bloodmobile draws sixty pints at Brownstown church
The Red Cross bloodmobile collected 60 pints from 66 potential donors at the First United Methodist Church in Brownstown on Thursday. Dr. W. D. Sharbrough and colleagues led the drive with many nurses and volunteers aiding. The next bloodmobile stop in Jackson County is January 9 in Seymour at the same church.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
First United Methodist Church
Brownstown
W. D. Sharbrough
Jack Shields
G. K. Gillespie
Tom Kieffer
Hal Driver
Robert Tulledge
James T. Blevins
R. A. Broddecker
D. W. Spicer
Harry Fox
Phil Cordes, Sr
Athol P. Woolls
Charles Robertson
Neal Ackerman
G. R. Gillespie
Harry Boling
E. N. Kestner
W. H. Krumme
Clarence Lucas
James Heller
Pepsi-Cola Allied Bottlers, Inc
Thompson Dairy
Nolting
IGA
Jack Waskom
Jackson County
Seymour
Arnold Nichols
Lloyd Otte
Danny D. Nowling
Richard Isaacs
Bruce W. Pellot
Harvard W. Nolting
Jerry Banks
Earl Carr
Jerry
Indiana lawmakers Lewis and Brand named to seven committees
State Representatives John M. Lewis of Seymour and W. Calvert Brand of Columbus earn seats on seven of the Indiana House 28 standing committees for 1969. Brand chairs the budget subcommittee and serves on Appointments and Claims Constitutional Revision and Ways and Means. Lewis sits on Constitutional Revision Financial Institutions Judiciary and Military Affairs and Memorials. Bowen adds the new Constitution Revision Committee with both members.
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John M. Lewis
Seymour
W. Calvert Brand
Columbus
Jackson
Bartholomew
Decatur
Indiana House
Otis R. Bowen
Rep. Brand
Lewis
Constitutional Vision
Financial Institutions
Judiciary
Military Affairs and Memorials
Bowen
Brand
Samuel A. Rea
Fort Wayne
Ways and Means
John M. Mutz
Indianapolis
Joseph Cloud
Richmond
Glenn R
Slenker
Monticello
Stephen Ferguson
Bloomington
Roads
Friday the 13th and its unlucky reputation across cultures
The article surveys Friday the 13th as a date of misfortune across history and cultures. It cites folklore, nautical superstition, and religious lore linking the day and number 13 to adversity, a belief echoed in various traditions from Christians to Norse myth.
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Colliers Encyclopedia
Paris
Valhalla
Indiana 1969 71 Budget Proposal Seeks 2.48 Billion
The proposed 1969 71 Indiana state budget totals 2.48 billion dollars a starting point for the General Assembly. It leaves a 36.9 million general fund surplus by June 30 1971 and would cut university bonding for academic buildings. Welfare rises 8.4 million this year with no state employee pay raises.
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Indianapolis
General Assembly
Jack E. Booker
Purdue University
John W. Hicks
Frederick L. Hovde
Purkey and Cripps Sentenced to Death in Mc Laurin Slaying
Larry Joe Purkey and James Cripps were sentenced to death in New Orleans for the February murder of Taylor W. McLaurin. The defendants, both 20, were convicted after evidence including written confessions. McLaurin, a 24-year-old from Charleston, was found in a park lagoon after Mardi Gras Eve.
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Larry Joe Purkey
Seymour
New Orleans
Taylor W. McLaurin
Charleston
W. Va
McLaurin
James Cripps
Mount Pleasant
Mich
Frank Shea
Criminal District Court
Shea
Louisiana State Supreme Court
Purkey
Cripps
Jackson County
Whitcomb Misses Meet Due To Flu
Indiana Governor Edgar Whitcomb missed the first national Governors Conference due to flu. His representatives at the Gatlinburg session include administrative assistant Dr James B Kessler interim committee co chairman A Wayne Place and personal aide Al Nardine.
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Indianapolis
Ernor Edgar D. Whitcomb
Seymour
Gatlinburg
Tenn
James B. Kessler
Whitcomb
A. Wayne Place
al Nardine
Weather notes for Seymour reports unofficial noon reading
The Seymour weather summary lists downtown noon as unofficial while other readings come from Ruth Everhart as official. It records a Thursday maximum and minimum, a river level of 3.5 feet at 7 am, and .18 inch precipitation with sunset at 5 21 EST and sunrise Saturday at 7 58 EST.
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Seymour
Ruth Everhart
Rockford
Indiana Legislators Face Loss of Federal Welfare Funds
Indiana risks losing about eight million dollars a year in federal welfare aid if the 1968 legislature fails to align state laws with federal Medicaid requirements. The session will consider Medicaid adoption, higher aid payments to dependent children, a federal work incentive plan, and streamlined eligibility investigations.
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ED Wood
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Indiana
Roger D. Branigin
Christmas Basket Fund Nears Record Total
The 50th annual Christmas Basket Fund in Seymour raised 342.31 with seven donors adding 84 yesterday. Major gift came from Lester Bever ages Inc. for 50 in memory of James H. Lester. Funds support Seymour American Legion Post 89 and the Daily Tribune. donations can be sent to LeRoy Pollett at Seymour National Bank or the newspaper office. The Boys' Club repairs toys for baskets to aid needy Seymour families.
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R. J
Soin Foes
HSE
James H. Lester
Lester Beverages Inc
Davis Tree Service
Mas Basket Fund
LeRoy Pollett
Seymour National Bank
Daily Tribune
Seymour American Legion Post No. 89
The
Seymour Daily Tribune
Seymour Boys’ Club
Seymour
Burglars Find Only Paper Inside Elizabethtown Safe
In Elizabethtown Indiana robbers, again after last summer’s break in, found only papers inside a five foot tall iron safe. Owners had replaced the combo with a padlock and a sign claiming the safe held no money. Thieves Tuesday night broke the lock and found papers once more.
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Elizabethtown, Ind
Elizabethtown
Jackson County Soybean Champions Named At Banquet
Clarence Trimpe and David Bobb top the Senior and Junior divisions with yields of 55.7 and 51.0 bushels per acre at the 1968 Five-Acre Soybean Achievement Banquet in Sauers School. Twenty four contestants shared fertilizer certificates and all received pens. Purdue agronomist B J Hankins gave the talk on soybean practices and varieties.
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Clarence Trimpe
Seymour R2
David Bobb
Seymour
Jackson County
Jackson County Cooperative Extension Service
Jackson County Farm Bureau Co-op Association
Sauers School
Trimpe
Bobb
Waldo Wischmeier
Danny Bobb
Richard Kiewitt
Boyd Peters
Indiana Crop Improvement Association
Clifford Osterman
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Tribune
Richard H. Wilson
Maurice L. Wright
Bloodmobile
John P. Johnson
James W. Butt
Roslyn A. Burgess
Don E. Boling
S. M. Hotchkiss
Gary Opel
Gary L. Opel
James H. Ferguson
James Blevins
W. R. Beickman
Glenn M. Killey
Oliver M. Hudson, Sr
Alan D. Beickman
Crothersville
Mabel von Dielingen
Otis Lee
Freetown
Donald Greathouse
Don D. Greathouse
Walter Cockerham
Hall
Bruce Goss
Clarence Niewedde
John L. Darkis
Russell Mack
William
Constitutional Revision
Loki
Christ
Booker
Faychristmas
Citizens
State Board of Accounts
Lake County
Calumet Township
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Yule Fund
B. J. Hankins
Agronomist
James Broady
Croth- Col. 3
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