Noblitt-Pruitt Annexation Advances under City Water Plea
Noblitt-Pruitt subdivision property owners urged the city to annex them to gain water and future fire protection. A 29-signature petition representing 22 of 27 owners indicated acceptance of city water if available. Council ordered a water survey, referred street and drainage requests, and advanced the annexation ordinance toward final passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Noblitt-Pruitt
Noblitt- Pruitt
Jackie R. Nowling
Nowling
Clarence Stark, Jr
Seymour Water Company
Endicott Elected State Conservation Leader in Indiana
James N. Endicott of Seymour was chosen state president of the Indiana Conservation Advisory Committee at the state fairgrounds. He succeeds Calvin Maroon and also serves as president of the 12th Conservation District. Stanley Taylor and Ray Keim were elected vice president and secretary treasurer. The next meeting is set for September at Pokagon state park near Angola. The organization, with about 800 clubs and 150000 members, guides state conservation policy and activity. Jackson County alone has 15 clubs with roughly 1600 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Endicott
Seymour
Indiana Conservation Advisory Committee
Indiana State Fairgrounds
Calvin Maroon
Union City
Endicott
Conservation District
Jackson
Indiana
Stanley Taylor
Georgetown
Ray Keim
Chili
Pokagon State Park
Angola
Group of
Conservation Clubs
State Conservation Department
Jackson County
Bode Is Sentenced On Probation Violation Revoked
Seymour man Dennis Bode is sent to the Indiana state farm for six months after a judge found him guilty of violating probation terms and revoked his suspended sentence. Bond forfeiture and payments to Betty Bode for delinquent support are ordered, with remaining funds to be paid monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Indiana
Dennis Bode
John M. Lewis
Bode
Betty Bode
Harold Applegate
Lewis
Harvey Green
Allen B. Harbaugh
Applegate
State Farm
Beverly Krumme
Henry Krumme, Jr
Man
Weather Update Signals Mild Mid-June Temperatures
Generally fair conditions kept temperatures near normal in the lower 80s across the state. Nightly thundershowers were possible in the north with highs to 85 forecast for Wednesday. Evansville reached 82 and White River stood at 2.8 feet early today as temps climbed to 81 Monday.
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South Bend
Fort Wayne
Weather Bureau
Evansville
White River
Rockford
Dispute Over Grassy Creek Channel Discussed at Hearing
Jackson county officials and Seymour Freeman Field representatives met at the county courthouse to review easement and maintenance responsibilities for the Grassy Creek Channel. City and county leaders, plus the Seymour aviation commission, discussed the 5.2 mile drainage from Freeman Field to Grassy Fork Creeks and Muscatatuck River, with the city absolved of maintenance duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County Board of Commissioners
Seymour and
Freeman Field
Grassy Creek
Louis H. Schroer
Board of Commissioners
John C. Issacs
Glen C. Manion
Edward S. Lustig
Lustig
Seymour Aviation Commission
Isaacs
Allan H. Nierman
Woman and Boy Examined After Separate Falls
Mrs Susan Mundy, 62, Seymour R3, was rushed to Schneck Memorial Hospital at 10 30 am after falling on a toy on a store stairway. X rays showed possible left leg and hip injuries but she was released. Eugene George 10, Norman AL, was given X rays on his right arm at 6 30 pm after falling from a tree. He was released later.
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Susan Mundy
Seymour
Brownstown Legion Post 112 Elects Weininger Commander
Roy Weininger and Perry Agnes swapped posts in Brownstown during a Monday night election at Post 112. Weininger won the commander post, with Oren Killey and Raymond Spurgeon named senior and junior vice commanders respectively, and a slate of officers chosen for adjutant, service and other roles. The Auxiliary elected Mrs. Weininger as president alongside concurrent post results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Weininger
Camp Jackson
American Legion
Brownstown
Perry Agnes
Weininger
William Rucker
Oren Killey
Clifton Aynes
Raymond Spurgeon
Marion Harvey
Aynes
Ralph Rucker
Robert Gatte
George Snider
Howard Snyder
Ed Mulberry
Hugh McCrary
Joe Nierman
Roy Main
Allan Nierman
Spurgeon
South Bend
Agnes
Austin Easley
Mulberry
Auxiliary
The
Legion Auxiliary
Edwin Miller
Esther Hotchkiss
Paul Terkhorn
Arthur Gregor
Bernice Knuckles
Ina Kestner
Terkhorn
Department
Indiana American Legion
Easley
Governor Earl Long Remains in Texas Mental Clinic
Gov Earl Long of Louisiana is kept in a Texas mental clinic for at least another week as Judge L D Godard delays a habeas corpus ruling and reschedules the sanity hearing. Long says he wants to return to New Orleans and veto bills, while Louisiana acting Gov Luther Frazer acts in his absence.
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Galveston
Tex
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
New Orleans
Texas
L. D. Godard
Long
Godard
Hugh Gibson
Russell Long
D-La
Huey P. Long
Sen. Long
Gov. Long
Mrs. Long
Ochsner
Luther Frazar
National Guard
Blanche
Raymond Hufft
Louisiana Adjutant General
Associated Press
John Nick Brown
Record Turnout For Children's Swimming Class
Well over 250 children aged six to eight crowded Shields Park pool for free learn to swim lessons on Monday. Pool manager Joe D. Gill said the turnout exceeded all previous participation, with eight instructors on hand and many mothers helping as instructors. He may add a second class next week and schedule smaller child sessions in morning and afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields Park
Joe D. Gill
Gili
Gill
Officials Press Indiana Court Over Lake County Vice Scandal
A Gary mass meeting urged Lake County officials to rid the office within two weeks and asked the Indiana Supreme Court to discipline Metro Holovachka after his resignation amid racketeering allegations. Prosecution chief Floyd Vance pledged help to clean up the county as officials discussed next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary, Ind
Gary
Lake County
Indiana Supreme Court
Metro Holovachka
Gary Crime Commission
Gary Women Citizens’ Committee
Women's Committee
Floyd Vance
Holovachka
High Court
U. S. Senate
Edward Burton
Burton
Vance
Washington
Harold S. Zeis
Indiana State Police
Zeis
Glen van Trease
Senate
Cornelius Verplanx
Berlin talks hinge on 1 year deadline at Big Four meeting
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and U S Secretary of State Christian Herter met at Gromyko’s villa amid Western hopes for a breakthrough on Berlin. British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd and French and West German ministers prepared for a possible summit or brief recess as negotiators weigh a stopgap accord and a one year occupation deadline remains unresolved.
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Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Gromyko
Berlin
Herter
Lloyd
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
Gromykov
A. A. Soldatov
Livingston Merchant
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
France
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
Maurice Couve de Murville
Heinrich von Brentano
Germany
Khrushchev
U. S
Secy
London
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John Berens
North Avenue
Arvin Avenue
William Steward
North Blish Street
Indianapolis
Allman
Betty Kriete
Donald E. Kriete
Nora C. Wilson
Charles Wilson, Jr
Kriete
Sophia Foist
Irven Foist
Paul R. Schnaitzer
Jefferson Circuit Court
Chester A. Davis
Lawrence Circuit Court
Edward P. Elsner, Jr
Fred S. Mathews
Jennings Circuit Court
Rotary Club
NEA Telephoto
Billy Graham
Zinya Andreanov
First Baptist Church
Paul Andreanov
Graham
Aviation Commission
Brownstown Legion Post
John Sealy Hospital
Arthur Long
Gov
Earl Long
Ruth Everhart
Hockford
He Mons
Geing Boss
Ane Wagls
Verplank
David Stanton
Senate Committee
Stanton
Tommy Morgano
Herter, Gromyko
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