Few Accidents In This Area Over Holiday
Traffic remained heavy on state and federal highways during the Memorial Day weekend but few accidents were reported near Seymour state police post. Officers issued 44 warnings and arrested 42 motorists on U S Road 31 across Jackson Johnson Bartholomew and Scott counties over Saturday and Sunday. Extra patrols operated Friday to Sunday with all troopers on duty to reduce the toll. Two accidents were investigated further on page 4 column 3.
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Seymour State Police Post
Seymour Post
Jackson
Johnson
Bartholomew
Scott
Hog Prices Steady at Peak Levels Since 1948
Hog prices at the local market were unchanged from Friday, the highest since 1948, with top quotes at 26.25 per hundredweight for the 190 to 230 pound class. Stadler's Packing Co in Columbus reported another rise to 26.50 to 26.75 for 180 to 220 pounds, marking the longest continuous advance on record. Hog receipts over five months lag 3,000,000 behind last year, while cattle receipts exceed last year by 800,000.
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Scott Coup
Producers Marketing Association
Stadler
Columbus
Donald Hoeferkamp To Graduate at Concordia
Donald Edward M Hoeferkamp son of the Rev and Mrs Edward Hoeferkamp Jonesville will receive his diploma from Concordia Junior College Fort Wayne at graduation exercises Thursday night June 4 at 8 15 o clock Concordia Junior College is owned and operated by the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod and trains ministers and teachers for service in the Lutheran church Mr Hoeferkamp plans to continue his ministry training at Concordia Theological Seminary St Louis Missouri in the fall During the past school year he served as President of the A Capella Choir associate editor of the Maroon and White student newspaper and chairman of the Men's Council He is a graduate of Columbus High School Columbus Ind and is valedictorian with a 3 00 average
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Donald Edward M Hoeferkamp
Edward Hoeferkamp
Jonesville
Concordia Junior College
Fort Wayne
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Hoeferkamp
Concordia Theological Seminary
St. Louis
Missouri
Local Students Receive Scholarships at Indiana University
Marella A. Purlee of 424 North Park Street and Barbara A. Taulman of 814 East Tipton Street Seymour are named among 400 additional undergraduate scholarship recipients at Indiana University. The awards were approved by IU's scholarship committee and the IU Foundation, supplementing earlier announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marella A. Purlee
North Park Street
Barbara A. Taulman
East Tipton Street
Seymour
Indiana University
I.U. Foundation
Power Failure in Seymour Traced to Pole Hit and High Tension Wire
Public Service Company of Indiana district manager I L Jack Frost said a car struck an electric light pole near Walnut Grove School at about 6 45 PM Saturday, snapping the pole and a 33 000 volt line. The event triggered transformer outages and widespread blackout lasting 10 minutes to three and one half hours with damage estimated in the thousands. A fire ensued when a transformer blew at West Third and North Pine streets. Page 6.
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Seymour
I. L
Jack” Frost
Public Service Company of Indiana, Inc
Walnut Grove
Frost
Mr. Frost
West Third
North Pine Streets
Funeral Held For Mrs Sophie Lahne 81
Funeral services for Mrs Sophie Lahne 81 lifelong Jackson county resident were held this afternoon from her home and Immanuel Lutheran Church with Rev W A Mack in charge Burial was at Lutheran Cemetery She died Friday night at her daughter's home She was born December 6 1871 and married April 10 1896 Survived by husband eight children thirty four grandchildren sixteen great grandchildren a sister and a brother plus thirteen siblings who preceded her in death
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Sophie Lahne
Jackson County
Immanuel Lutheran Church
W. A. Mack
Lahne
Lenora Kropp
South Poplar Street
Sauers
John
Mary Topie Stuckwisch
Fred C. Lahne
Esther Peters
Louise Kovener
Ella Borcherding
Seymour
Omer Lahne
Indianapolis
Emil Lahne
Paul Lahne
Mary Murphy
Wallonia
Katie Stuckwisch
Louis Stuckwisch
Dorence
Kansas
Memorial Day Observances Honor County War Dead
Memorial Day ceremonies across the county honored veterans at cemeteries including a temporary grave site at Riverview Cemetery in Seymour. The event, led by Mayor Donald L. Herwig and veterans' groups, featured prayers by Rev. J Th Destinon and remarks by Rev. H Nathan Frederick. Frederick noted 585 crosses symbolizing deceased veterans and recalled the history of Memorial Day from 1867 in Columbus Mississippi.
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H. Nathan Frederick
First Presbyterian Church
Riverview Cemetery
Seymour
Donald L. Herwig
Seymour Post No. 89
American Legion
J. Th. Destinon
Dudleytown Lutheran Church
Heiwig
Frederick
U. S. Air Force
Columbus
Miss
United States
Seymour Pool Opens Season With Strong Opening Two Days
The Seymour Municipal Swimming Pool in Shields Park reported a booming start to the 1953 season with 1,496 swimmers over the first two days. On Saturday 753 and Sunday 743 visitors used the pool during five hours each day, with receipts totaling $1,008.65 and season tickets selling well. Manager Joe D. Gill noted the opening week shows higher attendance and ticket sales than last year. The schedule runs 1 to 9 pm weekdays and 1 to 6 pm on Saturdays and Sundays.
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Seymour Pool
Seymour Municipal
Shields Park
Joe D. Gill
Pool Mana
Fish Stand Owner Albert Doell Dies in Jackson County
Albert Doell 52 lifelong Jackson County resident and fish stand owner on East Second Street died Saturday at Schneck Memorial Hospital after a nine week illness. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Tower and Burkholder Funeral Home and Immanuel Lutheran Church with burial in Lutheran Cemetery. He leaves widow Mildred Wilson, two daughters Dorothy Moore and Barbara Dunker, a brother George Doell, a sister Lillian Wilson and four grandchildren.
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Albert Doell
Jackson County
East Second Street
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Tower and Burkholder Funeral Home
Immanuel Lutheran Church
W. A. Mack
Tower
Burkholder
Mr. Doel
Sauers
George
Sophia Benter Doell
Seymour
Mildred Wilson
Dorothy Moore
Indianapolis
Barbara Dunker
Elnora
Ind
George Doell
Lillian Wilson
DeKalb, Ill
Local Woman's Father Dies in Ohio Sunday
Wilfred E. Cropp aged 61 died Sunday night in a Columbus hospital. He was a boilermaker and father of Mrs. Harold G. Cooper of 516 East Second Street. Survived by widow and four children. long resident of Chillicothe with funeral at 2:30 pm Wednesday from his Chillicothe home.
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Wilfred E. Cropp
Harold G. Cooper
East Second Street
Columbus Ohio
Weather Records Official Max and Min for Sunday
Official maximum Sunday with official minimum reported. Reading at 2 p m today shows readings and river level at 4 feet today.
Youths Guilty Of Reckless Driving In City Court
Three men pleaded guilty to reckless driving in city court after weekend police arrests. Bobbie G. Durham 17 of Columbus was fined 10 and 14.75 costs and faced a 60 day license suspension recommended by Mayor Donald L. Herwig. Noble Southern 25 of Seymour also pleaded guilty and paid 5 and 14.75 costs.
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Bobbie G. Durham
Columbus
North Chestnut Street
Donald L. Herwig
Noble Southern
Seymour
John Riley Weddle dies at 71 in Clearspring
John Riley Weddle 71 died Saturday at his Clearspring home after a two week illness. Service was held at Kurtz Church of the Nazarene with Rev. Ernest Hopper officiating. burial in Kurtz Masonic Cemetery. Survived by seven children including Willis, Calvin, Cortland, Robert, and others.
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John Riley Weddle
Clearspring
Kurtz
John Weddle
Jackson County
Stella Beavers
Willis Weddle
Seymour
Calvin
Cortland
Robert
Paris Crossing
Walter Weddle
Bessie Waskom
Sadie Edwards
Norman RR
Mildred Gorbett
Deadline Set for Kindergarten Enrollment Next Fall
City officials warn many children entering kindergarten or first grade next September are not yet registered. The deadline is Saturday June 6 with registration at city grade schools and the School Administration building from 1 to 5 PM on weekdays except Wednesday, plus 8 to 12 Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Paul Moser
Emerson
Lincoln
Riley
Washington
Fourth
Walnut Streets
Ex Local Girl and Husband Recover From Wichita Crash
Mrs. David Avery of 1101 English Avenue Wichita and her husband are recovering from severe injuries after a Saturday night crash 20 miles south of Eldorado Kansas. Mrs Avery suffered internal injuries a leg wound and shock while her husband had a broken neck and shoulder and has improved enough to leave the critical list. They receive care at Wesley Hospital. Mrs Donica's parents from Seymour returned Thursday after being called to Wichita.
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David Avery
English Avenue
Wichita
Kansas
Berm
Avery
Everett Donica
Seymour
Wesley Hospital
Eldorado
Kans
Donica
Aunt Of Mrs. Otting Expires At Bedford
Mrs Edward Otting of South Walnut Street reports the death of her aunt Mrs August Lambrecht 80 of Bedford from a heart attack at her home Sunday afternoon. The Sherwood and Ferguson Funeral Home Bedford handled arrangements with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Lambrecht leaves a husband and several children and was known to relatives in Seymour who visited often.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Otting
South Walnut Street
August Lambrecht
Bedford
Lambrecht
Sherwood and Ferguson Funeral Home
Green Hill Cemetery
Seymour
London Prepares For Coronation Rites Crowds Fill City
London simmers with crowds as coronation odds begin. Half a million expected to camp along the six mile route awaiting Queen Elizabeth II’s crowning. Elizabeth distributes honors to about 4000 Britons, including jockey Gordon Richards and cricketer Jack Hobbs.
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London
Elizabeth
Britain
Gordon Richards
Jack Hobbs
Westminster Abbey
George
Local Man's Mother Dies At Shelbyville
Mrs. George Donica 72 mother of Everett Donica of Seymour died at her Shelbyville Ind home after a five day illness. Funeral from Murphy Mortuary Shelbyville Tuesday at 10 am with burial in Winchester Cemetery. Survived by husband four children M A Donica James White Russell Kennedy and Everett Donica. Her son Daniel B died last year.
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George Donica
Everett Donica
Seymour
Shelbyville
Ind
Murphy Mortuary
Winchester
Donica
Kokomo
Sunday Brings 94 Degree Heat Peak of Memorial Weekend
The 94 degree reading Sunday tops this season as Ruth Everhart records the high. Saturday neared the mark at 93 with Friday at 90, while minima were 60 on Sat and Sun and 53 on Friday. Forecast calls for cooler, fair weather tonight and Tuesday.
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Mercury
Ruth Everhart
Dental office closure notice for June dates
The dental office will be closed from June 1 to June 15. Dr. R. J. Miller and team inform patients of temporary interruption in appointments and services during this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Miller
Seid
Farm Bureau Managers Attend Annual Meeting
The Indiana Farm Bureau spring meeting opens at Spring Mill State Park near Mitchell. Seymour attendees include Clifford Osterman, Jackson County Farm Bureau Cooperative manager, and family, along with William Kovener, Jennings County Farm Bureau Cooperative manager, and family. The gathering will run Tuesday and Wednesday to discuss key co op issues.
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Indiana Farm Bureau
Spring Mill State Park
Mitchell
Seymour
Clifford Osterman
Jackson County Farm Bureau Cooperative
William Kovener
Jennings County Farm Bureau Cooperative
Memorial Day Accident Toll Totals 363
The Memorial Day weekend traffic deaths reached 363, with 228 highway fatalities, 90 drownings, and 45 other accidents bringing the total above earlier forecasts. Last year’s three-day period set the record at 363, while 1950 saw 571 deaths. Indiana reported only three traffic deaths during the holiday.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
The
Safety Council
No Swimming At Starve Hollow To Be Lifted Soon
Starve Hollow Lake near Wallonia will reopen to swimming in the near future with warning signs advising swimmers to swim at their own risk. Roy Hudson, chairman of the Jackson County Republican Central Committee, says Indiana conservation chief Doxie Moore is satisfied with this approach to protect the state agency in case of accidents.
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Starve Hollow Lake
Wallonia
Roy Hudson
Jackson County
Republican Central Committee
Hudson
Doxie Moore
Indiana Department of Conservation
Moore
State Conservation Department
Berkey Wright
Driftwood Fish Hatchery
Conservation Department
Harley Hook
Fish and Game Division
Rhee Proposes Four Point Pact If Armistice Is Signed
In a Washington bulletin report President Syngman Rhee backs a four point agreement urging a mutual defense treaty and continued aid to South Korea if Seoul accepts UN truce terms. Pyun Yung Tai, acting premier, warned Seoul could fight alone if supplies stop, calling the Allied plan similar to Communist terms.
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Bulletin
Washington
Syngman Rhee
Eisenhower
South Korea
Seoul
United Nations
Rhee
National Security Council
White House
Chinhae
Korea
Pyun Yung Tai
ROK
Two Soldiers Die In Head-on Crash Near Bedford Indiana
A head-on collision on the return to Camp Breckinridge Kentucky killed two soldiers and injured three others from Pennsylvania. The dead are Allen H. Rosenthal twenty of Pittsburgh and Robert Piper twenty of Irwin. Injured are Sam Pankas Cannonsburg Luis Simpson Lawrence and George Murrman Jeannette all listed in good condition at Dunn Memorial Hospital. Civilian driver George Alegree of Shoals was treated at Davies County Hospital in Washington and released in good condition.
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Bedford
Ind
Pennsylvania
Camp Breckinridge
Allen H. Rosenthal
Pittsburgh
Robert Piper
Irwin
Dunn Memorial Hospital
Sam Pankas
Cannonsburg
Luis Simpson
Lawrence
George Murrman
Jeannette
George A. Alegree of
Shoals
Davies County Hospital
Washington
Senators Debate Plan to Cut U.S. Aid If Red China Joins UN
Sen Aiken denounces a rider to cut U.S. contributions if the United Nations admits Red China. Sen Mundt sees it as a pressure on Britain over Far Eastern policy while Chairman Wiley doubts Senate approval. British leaders back Red China's UN bid if Korea settlement stands. The veto issue over UN admission remains unsettled.
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U.S
China
Washington
Sen. Aiken
R-Vt
United Nations
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Senate
State
Commerce and Justice Departments
Mundt
Congress
U.N. Security Council
Wiley
R-Wis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Red China
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