Surprise Church Names New Pastor Effective September 1
The Surprise Methodist Church will gain a new pastor on September 1 as the Indiana Methodist Conference assigns David Lindsay a Franklin College junior and Columbus First Methodist Church member to lead Surprise. Retired minister E A Dawson will remain temporarily and then move to Rockford. other clergy shifts include J R Dunham to Rock Creek and Col lier serving Freetown Mt Healthy White Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surprise Methodist Church
Indiana Methodist Conference
Bloomington
David Lindsay
Franklin College
First Methodist Church
Columbus
E. A. Dawson
Brownstown
Thomas Scott
Trinity Methodist Church
Dawson
Rockford
J. R. Dunham
Rock Creek
Mt. Healthy
Ackeret’s
Dallas J. Collier
Freetown
R. O. Wallace
White Creek
Mr. Collier
Nine Injured In U S 31 Crash Near Scottsburg
Nine people were hurt when a southbound station wagon crashed into a stopped car on U S 31 about two miles south of the U S 31 50 junction. Seven were treated and released. two remained in Schneck Memorial Hospital in fair condition. Officers cited skid marks and damage totals as they continued the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. 31
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Marvin Floyd St. Clair
Scottsburg
Berton Jay Briner
Floyd M. Miskell
Everett E. McNeely
Joe M. Vanney
Richard L. Walker
Jerrill Johnson
Nabb
Melvin Allen
Cummins Engine Company
Columbus
Summer Rain Arrives Across Seymour Area with Flood Outlook
Summer arrives in Seymour and Jackson County with scattered showers while heavier rains threaten tonight and Wednesday. Montezuma recorded 3.80 inches and Reelsville 3.30 inches, causing runoff in the White River basin as cooler air limits temperatures to the 70s and 80s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Jackson County
Weather Bureau
Montezuma
Middle Wabash River
Reelsville
Big Walnut Creek
Greencastle
White River Basin
Crothersville Band to Hold June 30 Concert and Dinner
Crothersville High School band will present a concert Thursday June 30 at 7 30 p m in the new gym followed by a pitch in dinner and a short parents meeting to install new band officers The concert runs about one hour featuring new music for 1960 61 with intermission talk on Why Instrumental Music Directors Burris and the band invite the public in casual attire The program includes Storm King Adagio Cantabile Mexican Folk Dance and more with overtures Everglades Flambeau Tiara and Viceroy and a list of band members and officers_binary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crothersville High School
Donald E. Burris
Burris
Finlayson
Beethoven-Walters
Powers
Livingston- Powers
de Rose-Beeler
Walters
Kinyon
Erickson
Everglades
Yoder
Flanbeau
Olivadoll
Cofield
Marcia Murphy
Janet Emily
Suzie Owens
Rosemary Shawn
Annie Watts
Peggy Sweany
Brenda Turner
Rosalyn Nagle
Patty Cozart
Gary Houghland
Karen Porter
Carol Brummett
Angela Peacock
Kathy Garrison
Linda Garrison
Douglas Walker
Gordon Weddle
Mary K. Watts
Marilyn Rhode
Linda Miller
Brenda Gillaspy
Howard Rothring
Phyllis Hall
Sue Murray
Danny Senn
Martha Shawn
Polly Wright
Ronnie Brashears
Donnie Buckles
Gary McDonald
Joann Emily
Donna Henry
Karen Monroe
Steve McGinnis
Bootsie Paul
Sherry Greenwood
Majorette
Linda Greenwood
Pauline Hawn
Douglas Burns
Don Hall
Marie Collman
Nancy Forister
Wanda Clouse
Final Bloodmobile Visit Set For June 30 In Seymour
The Louisville Region Bloodmobile makes its final fiscal year visit June 30 at American Legion Post 89 in Seymour from 10 30 a m to 4 30 p m. The Jackson County Red Cross notes a 110 pint quota with a push for 150 pints. Through eight prior visits 658 pints have been collected, about 74 8 percent of the 880 pint target, with last strong shows on Nov 12 1959 and Mar 24. To hit 100 percent final quota, 232 pints would be needed this visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Region
American Legion Post
Seymour
Maurice Lange
Jackson County
American Red Cross
Post 89
Talent shows at Shields Park dropped for this year
Ronald Redicker of Columbus announces no talent shows will be held this summer at Shields Park. He produced the series last year and says a local talent search failed, leading to cancellation as he plans to travel to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields Park
Ronald Redicker
Columbus
Redicker
Europe
Indiana Democrats Warm Claypool Tangle At State Convention
In Indianapolis delegates and visitors fill the Claypool Hotel for the eve of the Democratic state convention. The scene features garish campaign gear, hats, banners, and lively crowds with debates, hospitality rooms, and even brief beer and liquor mentions as Republicans prepare to arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Steinwedel
Seymour
Claypool Hotel
Indiana State Fairgrounds
Matthew E. Welsh
Brownstown
Indianapolis
Indiana
Appellant files brief in Indiana Supreme Court in Rariden murder case
The Indiana Supreme Court receives the appellant George L. Rariden brief in the case tied to his 1958 murder conviction of Bert B. Butler. A January ruling overruling a new-trial motion in Jackson County followed by an appeal and transcript request mark ongoing appellate steps. Rariden, a former Bedford businessman, is serving a life sentence at Indiana State Prison in Michigan City. The trial in Lawrence and Jackson counties led to a nine-day jury verdict of guilty on September 23, 1959, with a life-term recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Supreme Court
Indianapolis
George L. Rariden
Bedford
Jackson
Rariden
John M. Lewis
Jackson County
Bert B. Butler
Eureka Stonecutter
Indiana State Prison
Michigan City
Butler
Lawrence County
Lawrence
Autos Collide At City Intersection In Seymour
A minor two-vehicle crash occurred Monday at Sixth and Chestnut in Seymour. A 1951 sedan driven by Rev Claude J Reeff of Fostoria and a 1956 sedan driven by William M Henthorne of Seymour collided at 3 45 p m. Damage totaled about 140 dollars with no injuries or arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude J. Reeff
Fostoria
William Martin Henthorne
Seymour
Sixth and
Chestnut Streets
Donald F. Scott
Henthorne
Reefs Auto
Hoosier Democrats Pick Delegates in Indiana Caucuses
In Indianapolis the 11th District caucus narrowed the field for the national convention with Lyndon Johnson’s Indiana manager failing to win on a secret ballot. Delegates from districts 2 and 11 favored Symington backers, while Kennedy appeared to hold his second-ballot position with about half the Indiana votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Marion County
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Indiana
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Frank E. McKinney
Frank M. McHale
Logansport
Symington
Howard H. Whitecotton
Albert O. Deluse
Whitecotton
Charles Burke
Bedford
Lowell Cranwall
Paoli
Charles E. Skillen
Water Safety Class Postponed By Red Cross
Regular session of the Red Cross Water Safety Class at Seymour Municipal Pool was postponed tonight due to a swimming meet. Mrs. James Redding announced the delay and said the next class will be Wednesday from 6 to 8 PM at the same pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
James Redding
Redding
Seymour Municipal
Eisenhower Warmly Welcomed By 100,000 Hawaiians In Honolulu
President Eisenhower arrived in Honolulu to a warm reception by more than 100,000 Hawaiians. He rested briefly, then played golf at Kaneohe on a sunny mid 80s day. The Hawaii stop followed his Far Eastern tour and included tributes amid a largely friendly reception.
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Honolulu
Eisenhower
William F. Quinn
Hawaii
Korea
Pacific
Philippines
China
Okinawa
Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station
Washington
Aloha
Kaneohe
Orient
U. S
Japan
Tokyo
Senate Ends Its Annual Tax Bill Fight
The Senate voted 84-0 to extend present tax rates for another year and add an estimated 650 million in revenue through loophole-closing amendments. The bill preserves corporate income tax and excise levies on liquor beer cigarettes autos and auto parts plus a 10 percent levy on local telecom and transport. The House may resist the amendments in conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Treasury
House
Senate Finance Committee
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Supreme Court
Weather Records Peak Monday and Low Monday Readings
Weather records show a maximum on Monday and a minimum on Monday across stations. Precipitation trace reported as river at 1.9 feet indicating minor rise and modest moisture levels.
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Tribune
Surprise Church
Methodist Conference
South
Cville HS
Hoosiers
Stanley
Livingstone
Matt Welsh
Governor
Albert Steinwedel
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Johnson Forces
Claypool
G. L. Rariden
Seymour City
Hoosier Demos
Ninth District
William Hillenbrand
Batesville
Albert J. Fields
Richard Stoner
Eugene Crowe
Wilfred Ulrich
Aurora
John Stacy
Lawrenceburg
Tom Essex
SPL
Seymour Democrat
Vincennes
Steinwedel
NEA Radio
Britannia
Princess Margaret
Antony Armstrong- Jones
Portsmouth
England
Ruth Everhart
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