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Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1961

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Three Hurt In Spray Corner Crash Damages Station

An 8:30 a m accident at Spray's corner on Ind 258 near Acme injured three people and damaged two cars and a service station. Richard Schafstall 19 Cortland Al drove a 1955 sedan into the intersection ice caused crash with Nina Bennett 57 of Freetown RI driving a 1957 sedan. The impact sent the Schafstall car through the station front injuring Bennett and damaging the building about 1500 dollars. The Schafstall youth and sister Darlene Kay Schafstall 16 were treated at Schneck Memorial Hospital.

Forrest Spray Acme Richard Dean Schafstall Cortland Rl Spray’s Corner Ind. 258 Cortland al Clifford Schafstall Ind Nina L. Bennett Freetown Schafstall Auto Schafstall Dale E. Swider Seymour State Police Post Swider Bennett Schneck Memorial Hospital Darlene Kay Schafstall Bennett Auto

Two Seymour Firefighters Promoted to Lieutenants

Glen E. Haley and Roy C. Lollis were named lieutenants effective January 1 by Chief Waldkoetter under Mayor Isaacs authority. Haley joined June 1, 1950 and Lollis was hired May 1, 1953, expanding the department’s command alongside the chief and captain.

Nelson J. Waldkoetter John C. Isaacs Glen E. Haley Freeman Avenue Roy C. Lollis South Park Street Haley and Lollis Seymour Haley Lollis The City

76 Year Old Woman Breaks Hip In Fall

Mrs. Clarence Stark Sr., 76, of 303 Bush Street, slipped on East Second Street and suffered a broken right hip at 9 17 a m. She was admitted to Schneck Memorial Hospital at 9 35 a m and later moved to St Vincent’s Hospital Indianapolis in fair condition with fire department aid.

Clarence Stark, Sr Bush Street East Second Street St. Vincent's Hospital Indianapolis

Two Girls Hurt In One Car Wreck On Ind 235 East Medora

Two 17 year old girls were injured in a one car crash on Ind 235 about 9 p m Tuesday one seriously Norma Greathouse of Medora is in Schneck Memorial Hospital with injuries to her right hip and other injuries Barbara Ellen Burgan also of Medora was treated for facial cuts knee wound and missing teeth Allen B Harbaugh deputy sheriff said rain slick pavement caused the car to slide as Burgan lost control The wreck occurred 1 4 miles east of Medora on Ind 235

Medora Jackson County Barbara Ellen Burgan Lyman Burgan Miss Greathouse Miss Burgan Allen B. Harbaugh Burgan Ind

Farm Bureau Officers Installed At Jackson County Meeting

Mrs. Herbert Mathias presided as District 10 leader during the Jackson County Farm Bureau installation at Brownstown. Officers named include Everett Christopher Seymour R3 chair and Clarence Pottschmidt Brownstown R1 vice chair with Henry Nierman Brownstown R2 secretary treasurer.

Herbert Mathias Dillsboro Farm Bureau Jackson County Farm Bureau Jackson County Farm Bureau Board Brownstown Everett Christopher Seymour Clarence Pottschmidt Henry Nierman Ed Tape Wallonia Lawrence Otte Hamilton Jackson Washington Grassy Fork Owen Judy Christopher Roswald Zaring Farm Bureau Institute Purdue Scottsburg Madison Malcolm Singer

Snow Blankets Jackson County and Indiana Cities

A light snow blanket fell across Jackson County and parts of Indiana as traffic slowed in morning rush hours. By noon heavier accumulations were unlikely though several towns reported varying inches with warmer trends expected over the New Year weekend.

Jackson County Indiana Weather Bureau Seymour Indianapolis Terre Haute Lafayette Shoals Evansville Fort Wayne Columbia City Peru South Bend White River Rockford

Office Closed Over New Year as Dr. Ralph O Bosch Recovers

The office will be closed from December 26 through January 2. Dr. Ralph O. Bosch is the listed contact for post closure needs.

Ralph O. Bosch

Weather Report for Seymour Downtown

Official record shows maximum Tuesday at 52 degrees and minimum 30 degrees. Today's 2 pm reading 32 with precipitation at .25 inch. River level 3.6 feet at 7 am and 2 inches of snow reported.

Seymour Ruth Everhart Rockford

Kennedy Visits Ailing Father in Palm Beach

President Kennedy drove to St Marys Hospital in West Palm Beach for a morning visit with his ailing father accompanied by Mrs Kennedy. The trip followed by a schedule of budget work and a planned yearend back checkup delayed due to medical travel constraints.

Preston Wade New York White House Pierre Salinger

Shortest Day 1961 Had No Earliest Sunset or Latest Sunrise

Dr. Frank K. Edmondson former Seymour resident and Indiana University astronomy chief notes December 21 1961 was the year's shortest day but not the earliest sunset nor the latest sunrise. Earliest sunset was December 6 and latest sunrise January 3 with January 5 set as the winter’s latest sunrise.

Frank K. Edmondson Seymour Shields High School Indiana University Boomington

Fire destroys Eagles Building and theater in Connersville

A late night blaze leveled the three story Eagles Building in Connersville injuring two firefighters and forcing the evacuation of a 700 seat theater. Damages exceed 300000 dollars, with minor damage to nearby structures and no cause determined.

Mrs. Woodrow Wilson Gravely Ill at Washington Home

Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, 89, is gravely ill with a respiratory infection and complications, her physician reports. The widow of former President Wilson has been ill for three weeks, with condition improving slightly after a recent decline. She remains at her Washington residence.

Washington Woodrow Wilson

British fleet sails toward Kuwait amid suspected Iraqi threat

London reports an armada led by the aircraft carrier Centaur sails from Mombasa toward the Kuwait area to deter a possible Iraqi invasion. Britain warns Christmas period could heighten Middle East tension while keeping operations precautionary and undisclosed.

London Persian Gulf Kuwait Admiralty Centaur Mombasa Abdel Karim Kassim Defense Ministry Nairobi Kenya Britain Sheik Abdullah as-Salim as-Sabah Kassim Iraq Middle East

Medora Man Dies After December 16 Cabin Fire

A 78 year old Medora man John Lonsberry died at 5 23 p m Tuesday from severe back burns after a fire that leveled his one room cabin the night of December 16 Authorities said the blaze was caused by an explosion He was found outside the cabin after collapsing while trying to recover two billfolds one containing his money The loss included his house and belongings The following night two year old Donetta Gardner died in Louisville from injuries related to the Sparkeville area fire.

Medora Schneck Memorial Hospital John Lonsberry Lonsberry Jackson County Lester E. Greathouse Greathouse Donetta Gardner Donald Gardner Sparkeville Louisville Children’s Hospital

Indiana tax report lists Jackson County among 69 with 1962 increases

The Indiana Taxpayers Association reports Jackson County will see higher 1962 property levies, part of a 6 percent state rise totaling about 29.15 million dollars. Final state board figures show Jackson County taxes rising to about 2.498 million, with detailed adjustments from advertised to final levies.

Jackson Jackson County Indiana Indiana Taxpayers Association Walter T. Horn The Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners State Tax Board Indiana State Chamber of Commerce Horn State Starke Steuben Tipton Union Warren Wells Whitley New Chicago Lake County Hobart Madison Fairbanks Township Sullivan County Marion County Bartholomew County

Vedora Citizens Donation Sets Christmas Baskets Record

Vedora and surrounding communities raised 462 dollars and 25 cents for Christmas baskets and treats for needy families and children in the Medora area. Herbert Gardner, president of the Vedora Civic Club, said 24 baskets were distributed and 300 treats given out in the fourth annual fund drive sponsored with Carr Township Confederation Club. He thanked all who helped make the drive a record success.

Medora Herbert Gardner Gardner

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Norma Greathouse Pet and Hobby Moder Hamburg Germany Kennedy Connersville Eagles Lodge Eagles Lowell Sasser Howard A. Rosser Eugene Perkins Edward Grant Fayette Memorial Hospital Rosser Fayette Theater Rathskeller Said Boone Cass Clinton Franklin Fulton Gibson Greene Harrison Henry Jasper Lagrange Lawrence Perry Scott Vedora
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