Several Injured In Accidents As Holiday Week Ends
Several persons were injured in minor accidents over the Christmas weekend as heavy highway traffic filled Seymour area roads. Brothers Robert and Charles Webb of Windfall Ind. were treated at Schneck Memorial Hospital after a Crothersville crash. Virgil Manuel of Seymour was also hospitalized briefly. A fourth injury involved Judy Sweet of Seymour R1 whose car left the road and struck a utility pole on Tenth Street. Police reports pending.
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Seymour Post
Robert Webb
Charles Webb
Oscar Webb
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Crothersville
Robert
Virgil Manuel
East Second Street
Judy Sweet
Seymour R1
Tenth Street
Shields Grad Completes Scout Leader's Course
William W. Phillips of Huntington Indiana son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Phillips recently graduated from the National Aquatic School Morristown Illinois and the 159th National Training School for professional leaders in scouting at the Mortimer L Schiff Scout Reservation Mendham New Jersey He is a professional district Boy Scout executive under R L Van Horn in the Anthony Wayne Council Ft Wayne and a Shields High School and Ball State Teachers College graduate
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William W. Phillips
Huntington
Ind
Arthur Phillips
South Chestnut Street
National Aquatic School
Morristown
Ill
National Training School
Mortimer L. Schiff
Mendham
N. J
Phillips
R. L. van Horn
Anthony Wayne Council
Ft. Wayne
Mr. Phillips
Shields High School
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
License Plate Sale Starts January 2 in Seymour
1953 Indiana license tabs go on sale Friday January 2 at Seymour Webstage building with concurrent sales at Brownstown and Crothersville branches. Hours are 8:30 to 4:30 daily, 4:00 pm Saturdays, through February 28 deadline. Bring property tax receipts and state applications if received.
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Indiana
Seymour
Webstage
Bruce K. Combs
Brownstown
Crothersville
Rites Conducted For Prewitt Infant Here
Funeral services for Brenda Sue Prewitt 26 day old daughter of Mr and Mrs John C Prewitt 5110 West Morris Street Indianapolis were held this afternoon from Voss Mortuary with Dr Clyde S Black in charge Burial was in Riverview Cemetery She died Sunday morning at Riley Hospital Indianapolis after an illness since birth Born in Seymour December 2 1952 she survived by her parents and two sisters Vivian Kay Prewitt and Marsha Starlene Prewitt both at home
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John C. Prewitt
West Morris Street
Indianapolis
Voss Mortuary
Clyde S. Black
Seymour
Riverview Cemetery
Riley Hospital
John C
Henrietta Emily Prewitt
Vivian Kay Prewitt
Marsha Starlene Prewitt
Holiday Joy at Jackson County Home From Local Groups
The Jackson County Home, home to 14 elderly residents, enjoyed a festive season thanks to county groups. Pleasant Grove Methodist Church Willing Workers held a service and distributed fruit and candy. The Home Economics Chorus sang carols and handed out fruit. Brownstown Study Club staged a Christmas program with Browns town school third graders, gifting fruit and candy. Reverend Herrmann led a Sunday service as Ladies Aid gave fruits and candy.
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Willing Workers
Pleasant ‘Grove Methodist Church
Jackson County Home Economics Chorus
Brownstown
Theo. J. E. Herrmann
Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid
The
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Cohn Celebrates 28th Anniversary at First Baptist
Dr. A A Cohn marked 28 years as pastor of First Baptist Church with a dinner honoring him and his wife. Members surpassed the $52 000 52 goal for the building fund as plans for a new sanctuary and remodeled school building were announced. Architects Wallace and Simmons from Nashville will discuss minor plan changes January 15. building costs are pegged at 250 000 and the sanctuary will seat 800 with classrooms for 1 500. The church dates to 1839.
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Nashville, Tenn
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Nashville
Trustees Honorary Pallbearers at Tatlock Rites
The 12 trustees of Jackson county townships served as honorary pallbearers at the funeral for James H. Tatlock of Brownstown. He died Friday morning after 63 years in Jackson county school work, first as a teacher then as superintendent. Last rites were held Sunday at the Brownstown Church of the Nazarene with Rev. Fields and Rev. Davis officiating. burial followed in Fairview Cemetery. Tatlock served as superintendent for nearly 28 years.
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James H. Tatlock
Brownstown
Tatlock
Fairview Cemetery
Sweeping Changes Asked In Highway Department
Indiana Senate Highway Investigating Committee urged a three division reorganization of the state highway department with a chief engineer auditor and materials division to report to a central commission. The panel stopped short of naming a form for a state highway commission while noting the Little Hoover report. It also urged Congress to cut or repeal the federal gasoline tax for highways and to loosen federal fund restrictions if not repealed.
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Weather readings for Seymour include official max and min
Official maximum for Sunday is 46 degrees and official minimum 39 degrees. A 2 PM river gauge shows 2.5 feet. Downtown thermometer unofficial afternoon reading noted. Readings from Ruth Everhart government weather observer precede official records for the day.
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Seymour
Ruth Everhart
Two Minor Accidents In City Over Week End
Early Saturday afternoon two cars collided on East Tipton near Broadway as they prepared to turn. Mrs. Louise Richart 29 Browns town R2 westbound swung into the right lane and hit Glen Ahlbrand 27 Seymour westbound also turning right. Damage estimated at 75 to Richart and 35 to Ahlbrand. A hit and run damaged parked car of W J Karstens Hamilton C on South Chestnut late Saturday night or Sunday morning with 45 damage to the left rear.
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East Tipton Street
Broadway
Louise Richart
Brownstown
Tipton S Reet
Glen Ahlbrand
Seymour
Richart
Ahlbrand
South Chestnut Street
Oak Street
W. J. Karstens
Hamilton, C
Seymour Stores to Close Wednesday Afternoons After New Year
Seymour Chamber of Commerce announced local shops except groceries will close Wednesday afternoons starting after the pre-Christmas rush. Stores will remain closed on Wednesday afternoons and will keep this schedule beyond New Year’s Day.
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Seymour
Seymour Chamber of Commerce
Methodist Men Hear Hunsinger at Annual Breakfast
The Rev. Homer J. Hunsinger spoke on Brotherhood at the First Methodist Church Men’s Club breakfast in the church dining room. James L. Laupus led a brief business session as the group voted $125 for the kitchen fund and promoted an upcoming auction.
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Homer J. Hunsinger
St. Paul
Bastin
Controls Big Topic As She Meets GOP Heads Tuesday
Chinese Red forces respond to Allied air strikes with a ground attack on the Central Front as U N troops dig in. Air and naval units connect with bomber raids on Pyongyang and supply depots while sabres and B 29s press Red airfields and road rail targets. Reds press an assault at Rocky Point before midnight as a turn to page 3.
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Heltonville Phones Cut Off by Pipe Theft
Thieves cut a pipe beneath railroad tracks northwest of Bedford used for telephone lines linking Bedford and Heltonville, disabling the town’s phone service for several hours before linemen traced the fault. Sheriff Zelbert Hawkins of Lawrence County identified the pipe theft as the cause.
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Lawrence County
Bedford
Ada McCord Dies Rites Here Tuesday
Ada Belle McCord 80, longtime Seymour resident, died in Wanamaker Indiana after a four week illness. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Voss Mortuary with Rev. Amos S. Bastin officiating and Eastern Star rites. Burial Riverview Cemetery. Survived by five children, two sisters, seven grandchildren. husband Harvey L. McCord preceded in death.
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Seymour
Brownstown
Wanamaker
Ind
Voss
Amos S. Bastin
First Methodist Church
Order of Eastern Star
Riverview Cemetery
McCord
Lancaster
Walter
Martha Elizabeth Burton McElroy
Greensburg
Harvey L. McCord
Jackson County
Pythian Sisters
Rebekah Lodge
Margaret Coffey
Nashville
Robert B. McCord
Indianapolis
Gladys Cox
Emma Lawson
Berkeley
Calif
Leroy Fleming
Neligh
Ned
Cora Skeen
Pauline
Traffic Accidents Take 22 Hoosiers During Christmas Weekend
The Christmas weekend left 22 Indiana residents dead in crashes and related incidents. Notable deaths include Mrs. Virgie Jones in a two car crash near Greentown and Oliver Teamby in Hammond. Nationwide toll reached 714 deaths with 533 in traffic incidents, far below pre holiday NSC estimates.
Reed Named To Eisenhower Agriculture Advisory Committee
Dean Harry J. Reed of Purdue University Agriculture School was appointed to Eisenhower’s 14 man agricultural advisory panel. A Republican, Reed has led the Purdue department since 1938 and taught since 1916 after years as farm manager and county agent.
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Lafayette
Ind
Harry J. Reed
Purdue University
Eisenhower
Federal Agricultural Commission
Reed
Purdue
Eisenhower to Meet Taft and GOP Senators in Washington
President-elect Eisenhower will meet Tuesday with Sen. Robert A. Taft and other Republican Senate leaders at the Commodore Hotel to discuss the new administration and legislative plans including wage price controls. The session will cover filibuster rules and civil rights, with Stalin’s stance noted as a possible topic.
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Ohio
Senate
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Hagerty
Washington
Clarksburg
W. Va
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Stalin
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Mrs Nellie Murphy Dies at 63 in Greenfield
Nellie Murphy 63 a former Jackson county resident died at Greenfield Hospital after two months illness. Funeral conducted at Uniontown Baptist Church Tuesday at 1 pm burial Uniontown Cemetery. Survived by husband Curtis son Ray and five brothers. two siblings predeceased.
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Greenfield
Ind
Jackson County
Greenfield Hospital
Uniontown Baptist Church
Uniontown
Murphy
Howard
Viola Owen Ross
Curtis Murphy
Christian Church
Ray Murphy
Eden
William Ross
Herman Ross
Mt. Healthy
Leslie Ross
Seymour
Edward Ross
Markle
Jess Ross
Phoenix
Ariz
Nettie Spall
Pasco
Texan rancher dies in self inflicted plane plunge
Ollie William Cox a 23 year old owner of the Double Heart Hereford ranch near Sweetwater Texas radioed I am coming down and then plunged his yellow plane 6800 feet into a gravel pit friends airport officials pleaded with him during a three hour air to ground exchange Civil Aeronautics Administration experts studied a tape of the conversation to seek a motive for the suicide reflecting his cries Nobody loves me Nobody can help me Cox came from a prominent West Texas ranching family.
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Tex
West Texas
Ollie William Cox
Hereford
Here
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Cox
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