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Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1972

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UF Goal Near Budget Needs Assured

Jackson County United Fund reports 129 650 toward a 130 000 goal for 1973. Englehardt credits 500 volunteers and boosts to 13 percent above last year with boosters and Seymour area giving 117 650 and Browns town 7 293. The drive shows strong employee participation and new memberships in the Booster Club.

Jackson County United Fund Charles H. Englehardt Drive Ular United Fund Englehardt Booster Club Seymour Drive Seymour Brownstown Crothersville Medora Lawrence McCory Noble Foster Joe Nierman Gladys Ratliff Lowell Wessell E. W. Hendrix Curtis Benter Betty Gaiter Mary Ann Byarlay Jeff Nierman Raymond Spurgeon Richard D. Stuckwisch Edelle Pferrer John McCoy al Peters James Spurgeon Kenneth Brown Jack Spurgeon Larry Spurgeon Larry McCory

Christmas Basket Fund Reaches 934.46 In Memory Gifts

The Yule Fund reports the Christmas Basket Fund total at 934.46 with 101.46 donated Tuesday. Memorials include George Hart and Poppa Allman, honoring donors Debbie, Gary, Denny, Terry and a Terre. Page 9 column 1.

George Hart Poppa Allman Debbie Gary Denny Terry A Terre

Seymour School Board Reviews Land Swap and Superintendent Search

Seymour Mayor Christopher D. Moritz and the Seymour Community Schools board met Tuesday night to discuss community problems, recreational development, and drug abuse. They reviewed potential land exchanges from the school farm for city land and outlined steps to screen and interview superintendent candidates.

Seymour Christopher D. Moritz Seymour Community Schools South Walnut Street

Orange Lunar Soil Found By Cernan In Taurus Littrow

In Taurus Littrow valley on the moon, astronauts Eugene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt report orange soil likely from the moon's recent volcanic activity. Cernan found the sample during an eight mile drive while Evans orbited and photographed the site.

Moon Valley Taurus-Littrow Taurus-Littrow Valley Cernan Schmitt America Shorty Earth Moon Robin Brett Manned Spacecraft Center Ronald E. Evans Evans Brett Mision

Seymour Plans Traffic Signal Upgrades and New Addition

Mayor Christopher D. Moritz announced TOPICS program approval to update all non-highway signals in Seymour and add at least one new automatic signal. The plan covers extending Community Drive to U S 50, a railroad bridge, improved signal timing downtown, and an east side overpass with associated land acquisitions.

Seymour Christopher D. Moritz Second Walnut Streets U. S. 50 Fourth Street Moritz

Home Lighting Contest Judges Announced

Names of judges for the 1972 Seymour Christmas home lighting contest were announced by John Sellers. Joe Johnson Tom Ahlert and Roger Hunt of the Seymour Jaycees will judge entries in Seymour and surrounding areas from 7 to 11 pm on Wednesday December 20.

Seymour Jaycees John Sellers Jaycee Project Joe Johnson Tom Ahlert Roger Hunt Seymour

Can't Take It With You Draws Laughs at Seymour High

Seymour High School Drama Club staged You Cant Take It With You drawing repeated laughter despite rain. Brantly Blythe noted the cast featured five or six main characters centered on the eccentric Sycamore family led by Grandma Vanderhof delivering admirable performances.

Seymour High School Moss Hart George S. Kaufman Brantly Blythe Sycamores Grandma Vanderhof

Dramatics Club debuts freshmen in 1930s family comedy

Blythe praises the cast as many freshmen and sophomores appear in the play set in Grandma Vanderhof's living room. Patti Conner as Alice Sycamore and Ron Duncan as Tony Kirby drive a romance that challenges a wealthy Wall Street family.

Blythe Dramatics Club Patti Conner Alice Sycamore Ron Duncan Tony Kirby Wall Street Alice Grandma Vanderhof Becky Davis Penelope Sycamore Jane Miller Penny Grandma Essie Sycamore Sally Long Essie Tobbie Brewer Rheba the Maid Kathy Elsner Donald Dan Johnson Paul Sycamore

Damages Sought in Jackson Circuit Court Suit

Sharlene C. Hobbs sues Earl L. Mize for 16 350 alleging a 1970 collision at South Chestnut and Bruce streets Seymour caused by Mize running a stop sign. The filing covers medical costs and lost income plus 450 vehicle damage. A separate account suit from Lawrence County seeks 125 36 from Robert Imlay. A third damages complaint from Scott County asks 8 500 from Kenneth Thompson.

Jackson Brownstown Jackson Circuit Court Sharlene C. Hobbs Earl L. Mize Chestnut Street Seymour Bruce Street Mize Lawrence County F. F. Buhner Co Robert Imlay Scott Circuit Court Doward H. Wilson Kenneth Thompson

DAR Good Citizens Named Winners in Jackson County

Four Jackson County high schools selected Good Citizens Jill Wells of Brownstown Central Sue Nay of Crothersville Rita Karen Gray of Medora and Ann Miller of Seymour. Winners were chosen by faculty and students after tests on personal service national government patriotism and community. Papers will be graded and results announced in January with the county winner forwarded to state DAR headquarters. Local DAR will honor all four with a spring tea.

DAR Good Citizens Fort Wallonia Daughters of the American Revolution Jackson County Raymond F. Dauer Good Citizens Brownstown Central High School Jill Wells Robert Wells West Spring Street Crothersville High School Sue Nay Donald Nay North Preston State Dar DAR Indiana University

Weather Records for Seymour and Observations

Weather records for Seymour show noon downtown unofficial reading, official noon from Ruth Everhart in Rockford. Maximum Tuesday and minimum Tuesday noted with rainfall of 0.47 inch, river at 7 am 8.4 feet, sunset 5:21 pm EST, sunrise 7:58 am EST on Thursday.

Seymour Ruth Everhart Rockford

CHS Honor Roll Is Announced

Crothersville High School announces the honor roll for the second six weeks. Names span Sophomores Daniela Hutchinson and Jane Hignite. Freshmen Pam Engle, Cindy Nehrt, Karen Bischoff, Sherry Breeding. Juniors Peggy Bischoff, Rick Butler, Anita Warren. Seniors Lois Bolton, Jim Johnson, Scott McKain, Diane Murphy, John Kurtz, Sue Nay, Teresa Osborne, Dara Schluter, Paula Smith, Mark Toppe, Patty Zollman. plus eighth and seventh graders including Bruce Barger and Charles Akers.

Crothersville High School K. B. Valentine Daniela Hutchinson Pam Engle Cindy Nehrt Bruce Barger Sherri Bowman Tammy Masters Joyce Thompson Trina Vail Lois Bolton Jim Johnson Scott McKain Diane Murphy John Kurtz Sue Nay Teresa Osborne Dara Schlue Ter Paula Smith Mark Toppe Patty Zollman Peggy Bischoff Rick Butler Chata Donahue Rex Kovert Debbie Lafferty Anita Warren Karen Bischoff Sherry Breeding Cynthia Breedlove Rhonda Brock Mark Butler Connie Howard Charles Akers Cynthia Briner Robin Engel Jerry Isenhower Scott Turner

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McCory First United Methodist Church J. R. Redman Martha Hunsucker John Hinton Jackson Township Mary Thomas Kenneth and Helen Warbritton Soldiers and Sailors Indianapolis UPI Hoosier Capital By Neal Green P. O U. S The Jaycees Grafeite Jill Girls’ Athletic Association United Methodist Church United Methodist Youth Fellowship American Legion Junior Auxiliary Ball State University Sue Rita Gray Ann Miller CHS Jane Hignite Sherry Holt Sandra Kinney Terry Masters Marcia Monroe Drusilla Niewedde Kathy Parrott Vicki Ritz
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