Brownstown Central Junior-Senior High Stadium Bid Open
Bids are opened for the new Brownstown Central Junior-Senior High School football stadium to be built on a school site. School officers listed include Ralph as vice president and Raymond Spurgeon as secretary with other officers named. each bid requires a bond or deposit of at least five percent of the bid price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownstown Central
Ralph
Raymond Spurgeon
Curtis Mellencamp
Larry Sullivan
Ee Mee Aee Eee Cas
Thomas Kieffer
Harry L. Johnson
Harold Pottschmidt
Rev. Silver Heads Local Ministers
The Rev. Stewart S. Silver was elected president of the Seymour Ministerial Association for the coming year at the June meeting. New officers include Rev. James K. Taylor as vice president and Rev. John Dulin as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart S. Silver
First Baptist Church
Seymour Ministerial Association
First Presbyterian Church
James K. Taylor
All Saints Episcopal Church
John Dulin
Saint Paul’s United Church of Christ
W. Robert Lewis
Central Christian Church
40-Foot Right-Of-Way On S. O Brien Backed
The city backs a 40 foot right of way for part of South O'Brien street after 22 property owners approved the plan at a Lincoln School meeting. The project, top street priority this summer, faces objections from Rodney Pleed with a lone vote against. The plan uses motor fuel tax funds and preserves sidewalk space while widening the street to 24 feet with gutters, curbs, and limited edge space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. O Brien
O'Brien Street
Seymour Board of Public Works and Safety
Centennial Street
Lincoln School
Tipton Street
Noble Street
Flick
Centennial
O’brien
Ludwig
Brown
Laurel Streets
Laurel Street
Laupus
Wallace Hardesty
Hardesty
Clarence Stark, Jr
J. Allen Brackemyre
O’brien Street
Works Board
Elder Bobb
Truck Second Best In Bout With Mule
Harley Brown of Missouri said his truck struck a mule on U S 508 miles west of Brownstown. The radiator was pushed back to the fan and he stopped. The mule escaped on its own power and Brown could not find it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Brown
Missouri
U.S
Brownstown
Brown
Jaycees Honor Charles Basil and Install Officers
Jaycees install officers for the new year at the Elks Club banquet. William Wheeler presided as guest speaker and administered the oath to new officers including Paul Houghland Jr and Wayne Brooks. Basil receives Jaycee of the Year honors and Tiemeier Award, with Spark Plug pins presented to several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wheeler
Indiana
Jaycees
Douglas Craighead
Seymour Jaycee
Kenneth Spoor
Craighead
Charles
Bud” Basil
Tiemeier
Arthur Reutter
Basil
Glen Walter
Vern Meurer
Over
Paul Hoghland, Jr
Charles Basil
Elks’ Club
Wheeler
Paul Houghland Jr
Wayne Brooks
Charles “Bud” Basil
Jack Voerman
Tom Bridwell
Bill Nolting
Leonard Roccia
George Easley
Jaycee
Tiemeier Jewelry
Houghland
Norman Huber
Roger Parcheck
Dick Murphy
Overload pledge drive seeks donations for Seymour Girls Club
Seymour residents are urged to send pledges to Operation Overload for a $9 000 Girls Club fund. Honorary co chairs Judge Robertson and Mrs Osipe appeal organizations and firms to contribute before the campaign ends in June. Pledges cover three years and volunteers welcome labor donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Jonathan J. Robertson
A. W. Osipe
Girls Club
United Fund
Indiana
Weather Record for Seymour Esthet rc Government
Official record notes river level at 7 a.m. reaching 2.1 feet and precipitation totaling .27 inch. Local observation cites Tuesday figures with unclear extra details.
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Seymour Esthet
Office Closed June 1 to June 12 by Dr EB A Hampton
The office of Dr EB A Hampton will observe a shutdown from June 1 through June 12. No services will be available during the period. Patients are advised to schedule appointments outside these dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. A. Hampton
U S Planes Downed in Viet Nam Raid Near Hanoi
Communist antiaircraft fire shot down two U S Navy planes from the Midway during a raid on a radar installation 70 miles south of Hanoi. All five crewmen are missing and presumed dead, raising U S losses to 401 since 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
7Th Fleet
Midway
Hanoi
Seven Burglaries Tied to Seymour Factory Worker
Seymour police say James H. Cockerham, 23, of 912 North Park, admitted to seven burglaries including Fenton's Products, Ellis Jewelry Store, and Mary McClintock residence. He confessed to eight items recovered with many others possibly unrecovered. Loot totaled about $4,000 with a $2,550 jewelry-store haul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Jackson County
James H. Cockerham
North Park Street
Mary McClintock
East Seventh Street
Cockerham
Walter Cockerham
Court of Justice of Peace
Donald E. Winn
Ellis Jewelry
East Second Street
Jackson
Fenton’s Products
Shields Avenue
Ellis Jewelry Store
Royal Crown Cola Co., Inc
Freeman Field
Dixon’s Inc
Gary Smith
East 10Th Street
Johnson Street
Calvin W. Theele
McClintock
Fenton’s
Sgt
Theele
JP Winn
Robert Gill
Paul Cooper
Max Pearcy
David Beem
James Bullard
Austin
County Talent Show Set For Thursday Night
Jackson County Youth Talent Show sponsored by Seymour Jaycees will be at 8 p m Thursday in Seymour Senior High auditorium. Fifteen acts from across the county will perform with 75 in cash prizes. 25 awarded to each of the top three acts. Tickets on sale to benefit Jaycees county projects. Acts include Blue Streamers 4H Club from Freetown and the Rockettes of Seymour plus soloists Linda Stidham Kathy Reynolds and groups The Exploits Akatars Cindy Lawson Tammy Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
Seymour Jaycees
Seymour Senior High
Layman
Jaycees
Rockettes
Seymour
Linda Stidham
Medora
Kathy Reynolds
The
Exploits
Akatars
Brownstown
Cindy Lawson
Jackson County petitions seek loan for hospital site purchase
Residents circulate petitions asking Jackson County to borrow up to 55000 to buy the First Baptist Church property at Tipton and Walnut for future Schneck Memorial Hospital expansion. Funds would not come from the hospital building fund, and signatures were gathered quickly for a June presentation to the county board. Also, Walker Oakes Ritz was chosen to advance architectural studies for the hospital project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County Board of Commissioners
Jackson County Council
Jackson County Schneck Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
Tipton and
Walnut Streets
Hospital Board of Trustees
Walker,ate, Oakes and Ritz
New Albany
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Tribune
Silver
Glen C. Porter
Shields Park
Ministerial Association
Shelter House
Evangelical United Brethren Church
G. C. Porter
Central Christian
First Methodist
Trinity Methodist
St. Paul Congregational
First Presbyterian
Church of God
Bethel A. M. E
Episcopal Church
William Flick
Truck
Mule
By Fred Penner
Oinaler
Dougphasis
Mour Jaycee
Houghland, Basil
James F
Spoor
Persons
Ernest
John Hill
Dick Moren
Meurer
Charles Read III
Wilde
Walter
Hill
Associated Press
Cape Kennedy
Fla
James A. McDivitt
McDivitt
Air Force
Edward H. White II
Washington
Johnson
Dominican Republic
United States
Organization of American States
OAS
Blue Streamers 4H Club
Freetown
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