Bloodmobile Visit Set At First Methodist Church
The final 1965 66 Bloodmobile visit for Louisville Region will be in the basement of First Methodist Church on Third and Ewing streets from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The move from the old First Baptist location follows the church’s vacancy for a new building. Jackson County Red Cross reports 84 percent of its quota to date. reaching 100 percent would require over 200 donors at this visit. Jim Turner chairs the local Blood Program. physicians Dr Harold Miller Dr Durbin W Day and Dr Ian S Templeton will participate alongside nurses and volunteers.
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Louisville
First Methodist Church
Third
Ewing Streets
First Baptist Church
Tipton and
Walnut Streets
Jackson County
American Red Cross
Jim Turner
Jackson County United Fund
Dora Reynolds
Harold Miller
Durbin W. Day
Ian S. Templeton
Henry Orschell
Tom Trimpe
SSHS Bands Banquet Honors Students at Seymour High
SSHS bands hold their annual banquet Monday in the Seymour High cafeteria. Awards include the John Phillip Sousa honor presented by Chris Doyle of the Seymour Lions Club. Richard Mace will toast. Concert Band and Junior High Varsity Band members attend directed by James C Patton.
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Seymour Senior High
John Phillip Sousa
Chris Doyle
Seymour Lions Club
Richard Mace
Seymour Community
James C. Patton
Park Facilities Reservations Open at Shields and Gaiser Parks
Residents may reserve Shields Park shelter with four sections or Gaiser Park shelter with multiple sections for reunions picnics and outdoor events by contacting the mayor's office Mrs Ladonna M Vaughn handles reservations and can be reached at 522 4345 or by writing to Post Office Box 155.
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Shields Or
Gaiser Park
Ladonna M. Vaughn
James L. Laupus
Vaughn
Shields Park
Elementary Choirs Pisa Sunday Concert
About 350 fifth and sixth grade singers will join in the annual spring concert of the combined school choirs Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Seymour Senior High School auditorium. Teachers are Miss Neva Montgomery Charles Wells and Mrs Barbara B Judd. No admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Senior High
Seymour Community
Neva Montgomery
Charles Wells
Barbara B. Judd
Viet Cong Battalions Annihilated in Viet Nam Fight
U S forces claim the destruction of a reinforced Viet Cong battalion in two days of combat near Bong Son, with 332 enemy killed on Thursday and Friday. The operation, Davy Crockett, involved the helicopter-lifted 1st Cavalry Division in central Viet Nam near the coast.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
Bong Son
South China Sea
North Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
Navy
The War The War Jack Wayman Story ends?
Sergeant loses hesitation to fire after witnessing a friend blown apart in Viet Nam. The second of three articles follows Wayman’s first patrol, his sniper encounter, and the moment he overcomes fear after a friend's fatal blast.
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Navy
Howard C. Blumer Jr
Seymour
Adm
Howard A. Yeager
Ninth Naval District
Jack Wayman
Great Lakes Naval Hospital
Viet Nam
Jack
Blumer
Kelly Smith
Chicago
Wayman
Smith
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Okinawa
South Viet Nam
da Nang
States
Buddy
Police Arrest Two on Drinking Charges
City police arrested Elmer Evans 61 and Roger Thomas Ruddick 22 on public intoxication charges in separate early morning incidents. Evans was picked up at 2:50 a m at Second Street and Broadway. Ruddick at 3:10 a m in the 100 block of Jeffersonville Avenue. Both were jailed and scheduled for city court.
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Seymour
Maurice A. Rose Jr
Claude Schryer Jr
Elmer Evans
Second Street
Broadway
Roger Thomas Ruddick
Jeffersonville Avenue
City
Five Candidates Must File Itemized Campaign Expenses
Five Democratic candidates in Tuesday's primary must file sworn itemized expense statements if their monthly salaries exceed 100. Clerk Donald E. Manion set a June 17 deadline, noting all public office seekers must file with the county clerk. The five filings already received include Harvey Green sheriff 587.89 Ruth Wheeler county recorder 30 Claude R. McCrary county councilman at large 10 Donald E. Manion clerk 30 Clyde Fleetwood Owen township trustee 31.
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Donald E. Manion
Jackson Circuit Court
Manion
Manson
Harvey Green
Ruth Wheeler
Claude R. McCrary
Clyde Fleetwood
Owen Township
Four Hurt Here In Two Mishaps
Four people were injured in two accidents investigated by city police on Friday. Mrs. Robert L. Morgan 32 of 420 Lee Boulevard sustained knee and facial injuries as her 1959 car struck a pole and a yard after she reportedly passed out on Second Street. Damage to the vehicle was estimated at 500 with no figure yet for the utility pole or lawn. In a separate three car crash on Tipton Street three others received minor injuries including James Whitaker 21 Karen Whitaker 19 and Donald W Bloom 34.
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Robert L. Morgan
Lee Boulevard
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Second Street
Lynn Street
Donald F. Scott
Morgan
Tipton Street
Vine Street
James Whitaker
South Poplar Street
Karen Whitaker
Donald W. Bloom
Seymour al
Charles W. Freeman
Whitaker
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Commissioners Eye Bridge Span On Crothersville Road
Jackson County commissioners plan a Monday meeting with Longardner Hobson and Brown engineers to advance a Muscatatuck River bridge project on the Crothersville Tampico road. They aim to let bids by June under county construction, potentially 102 to 160 feet long, replacing Rider's Ditch bridge with options between pre cast boxed cement and structural steel spans.
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Jackson County Board of Commissioners
Longardner, Hobson and Brown Associates
Indianapolis
Muscatatuck River
Crothersville-Tampico Road
State Flood Control and Water Resources Commission
Edgar Hackman
Commission Board
Police Safety Checks in Seymour and Brownstown Report
Seymour police on Community Drive inspected 189 vehicles on Friday including 31 trucks. Two two hour periods showed 31 defects, lighting most common, with 86 vehicles checked in one period and 103 in the other. 12 trucks passed in the first period and 19 inspected trucks found 10 defects. Brownstown checked 163 vehicles including 29 trucks with six trucks and 28 cars failing safety rules. turn signals and brake lights cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Robert Gill
Gill
Brownstown
Joe Gray
Gray
Two Injured In Crash On U. S. 31 Early Today
A one car crash on U. S. 31 about 2.1 miles north of Uniontown at 6 a m injured two people. Driver Marlene Browning 18 released after X rays. passenger William Fink 18 suffered a fractured spine and was moved to Norton Infirmary after initial treatment at Schneck Memorial Hospital.
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U.S. Air Force
Bac Giang
Hanoi
China
U. S
U. S. 31
Uniontown
William Fink
Emogean Lewis
Crothersville
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Norton's Infirmary
Louisville
Marlene Browning
William Browning
East Howard Street
Browning
U. S. 50
West Berm
Weather Records for Seymour City
Weather records for Seymour show unofficial downtown and 2 PM temperatures while other readings come from Mrs. Ruth Everhart government weather observer at Rockford and are official. River height at 7 AM registered 4.2 feet with sunset at 7.45 PM CDT and sunrise Sunday at 5.38 AM CDT.
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Seymour
Ruth Everhart
Rockford
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U.S. 1St Infantry Division
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