Juvenile Crime Spree Braked By 18 Arrests
Seymour police tied a May coordinated burglary sweep to 18 arrests. Two men, Dennis E. Clark and John Michael Terkhorn, face burglary charges. 16 juveniles are charged with juvenile delinquency shoplifting and one with receiving stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Dennis FE. Clark
John Michael Terkhorn
Columbus
Hi-Ho Inn
Charles W. Freeman
Brown’s
East Second Street
Mary Sprenger Crowned Little 100 Queen In Seymour Parade
Crowds gathered on Chestnut Street for the Little 100 racing events and the Kiwanis led queen contest results. Mary Sprenger won the queen title with Faith Roberts and Sharon Brown as runners up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
Tipton
Bruce Streets
Seymour Chamber of Cammerce
Seymour Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Mary Sprenger
Daily Tribune
Faith Roberts
Sharon Brown
Bruce Street
Third
Fourth Street
Theresa Myers
Jeff Lucas
Weather Records Maximum and River Level Report
Weather records show maximum Thursday and minimum Thursday values. Official record notes the river at 7 a.m. reaching 2.3 feet with unspecified context or location.
Seymour and Brownstown Commencements Set Tonight
Commencement exercises for Seymour Senior High School and Brownstown Central High School will start at 8 p m at both campuses. A total of 212 Seymour seniors will receive diplomas in the auditorium, six students will not participate, and 218 are enrolled in the class. At Brownstown Central, 49 seniors will graduate in the auditorium. Seymour Community Schools returned to class briefly to collect final grade cards for 1962 63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Senior High School
Brownstown Central High School
Seymour
Brownstown Central
Award Night At Brownstown Central High School
Approximately 800 attendees heard Brownstown Central High School honor students at the annual Awards Night. Scholarships were announced for Mary Linda Butt Barbara Schneider and Larry Darlage, with several other honors including DAR Good Citizenship, DAR History, and Future Farmers of America recognitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownstown Central High School
Hal V. Driver
Mary Linda Butt
Ball State Teachers College
Barbara Schneider
Indiana State College
Larry Darlage
Indiana Central College
Lottie Hamer
Mary Sue Robertson
Dickie Parman
Bill Harlow
Hazel Gillespie
Bausch-Lomb
Louis R. Geyer
Daughters of American Revolution
Kevin Wolka
Julia Stark
Richard Caudill
Wharton Reynolds
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Persinger
Roger Nierman
Future Farmers of America
Ed Patman
Jackson County Farm Bureau Co-Op
William Peters
Robert Myers
Joe Goss
David Spurgeon
Patsy Williams
Karen Turmai
Judy Speer
Steve Scott
Larry Turn
Five Acre Soybean Yield Contest Set in Jackson County
Jackson County hosts a five acre soybean yield contest for adults and juniors. No special dues or cards required. memberships in the Crop Improvement Association qualify a participant for a soybean yield check. Junior contest mirrors the senior event. deadline June 15 for memberships with Purdue final deadline August 1.
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Jackson County
Charles Yeager
Yeager
Marvin L. Swearingen
Crop Improvement Association
Swearingen
Purdue
Starve Hollows Beach Area Opens Saturday at Lake
Starve Hollow Lake near Wallonia begins swimming picnicking and camping season this Saturday though a new bathhouse remains unfinished until June 1. The 52 937 building by Oolitic firm Bareford Hatfield Kellam includes showers restrooms and a concession room along with a long concrete patio. Lifeguards will be on duty, fees stay at 20 cents per car and per person over 12, camping a dollar a day. Gov. Welsh may attend a June dedication while Maurice Mullen runs the concession inside the bathhouse.
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Robert Gatte
Jackson County State Nursery
Indiana
Gatte
Matthew E. Welsh
Maurice Mullen
Brownstown
Band Director White Accepts New Position
James T. White, longtime Seymour Community Schools band director, resigns to lead Warren Central High School Indianapolis. He will stay in Seymour until July 1 and start at Warren Central August 1. White has directed SSHS ensembles and SJHS bands for six years and will organize the junior high band program this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. White
Seymour
Warren Central High School
Indianapolis
White
North Heideman Drive
Warren Central
Raymond Laffin
SSHS
SJHS
Tuberculosis Association Board Plans X-ray Survey Program
The Tuberculosis Association of Jackson County Indiana reelected five directors to three-year terms and approved a two-week chest X-ray survey in August. Board members include Robert Bell W B Everdon Richard H Montgomery Arthur Benton and Kelso Briner with Briner in charge. The next meeting will elect officers on June 13.
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Tuberculosis Association of
Jackson County, Inc
South Chestnut Street
Jackson County
Bernard Toon
Medora
Robert Bell
W. B. Everdon
Richard H. Montgomery
Seymour
Arthur Benton
Brownstown
Kelso Briner
Crothersville
Briner
NATO Ministers End Meet Endorses Nuclear Force Plan
The three day NATO meeting in Ottawa approves creating a combined North American European nuclear strike force under joint control. It includes U S Polaris submarines in the Mediterranean Britain’s V bomber force and fighter bomber units from several nations with possible French squadrons. The move aims to share nuclear knowledge and give West Germany a strike role while signaling broader alliance cohesion amid Soviet tensions.
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Ottawa
Atlantic
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
Lyman Lemnitzer
Europe
Western Alliance
West Germany
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
Britain
Canada
Netherlands
Belgium
Greece
Turkey
Italy
Caribbean
Red China
Dean Rusk
Seymour Man Fined In City Court Action
Harold Wetzel, 51, pleaded guilty to public intoxication and was fined $15 plus costs by Judge James L. Laupus in Seymour city court. He was arrested by Sgt. Calvin W. Theele in the 500 block of East Tipton Street at 7 10 p m Thursday. My office will be closed until June 3Dr. R J Miller dentist.
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Clark
Terkhorn
Freeman
George's of
Seymour, Inc
Lewis
East Fourth Street
Seymour
James L. Laupus
Harold Wetzel
Calvin W. Theele
East Tipton Street
Scouts Begin Camporee At Brown Forest
Scouts from Jackson and Jennings Counties head for Brownstown state forest for the Shawnee District Boy Scouts camporee. The three day event features first aid theme with a registration period, a Saturday first aid demonstration by John Hill, a district contest, a campfire, sunrise services led by Rev. E L Satterfield, and a Mass planned by Catholic Scouts. Local troops and leaders from Jackson County participate, with visiting officials including E Stan Shera and Maurice Wright.
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Jackson
Jennings
Brownstown State Forest
Boy Scouts of America
John Hill
E. Lacy Satterfield
Brownstown
E. O. Stark
Charles E. Spaugh
Bill Hill
Jackson County
Victor Hallow
Robert Persinger
Ed Flynn
Crothersville
Donald Monroe
Seymour
Morris Foster
Reddington
Dale Ritz
Robert Norrell
Donald Greene
Cortland
Bill Guinn
John Pheral
Samuel O. Sinn
E. Stan Shera
Westport
Hoosier Hills
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Tribune
Starve Hollow Lake
Wallonia
Betsy Waldkoetter
Joe Haag
Sylvia Kirkpatrick
Laurel Neesley
Kirkpatrick
Ruth Everhart
Rockford
Brown
Starve Hollows Beach
Reelects
NATO
R. J. Miller
Brown Forest
Colony
Carl Feaster
Hayden
Hubert C Myron
City
John Sullivan
Washington County
Cox
Max Whitcomb
Pauline Jackson
James Boggs
Robert Brunson
Myron
Willard Wohrer
Lawrence Nichter
Cast Feaster
Nichter
Spencer Township
Wohrer
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