Hulman Field to Run Greencastle Airport Operations
Hulman Field Aviation Inc will take control of Greencastle Municipal Airport starting June 12 with a part time, flexible management plan. The airport will offer private lessons, aircraft rental, charter freight and passenger service, plus an on site attendant for private and transient planes. The airport board cites budget of 875 dollars and 5200 dollars in rent income for farm land. Commissioners note needed improvements to attract industry and handle more travel as DePauw ROTC unit currently trains at Hulman Field.
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Greencastle, Ind
Greencastle Municipal Airport
Hulman Field Aviation, Inc
Board of Aviation Commissioners
Chuck Reed
Hulman Field Aviation
Gerald Elliott
John Whitaker
Maynard Tuttle
Howard Brackney
Indiana and Ohio
Brackney
DePauw University
Hulman Field
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Terre Haute Pediatric Awarded 25000 in Damages
Vermillion Circuit Court awarded Jeffrey Southerland 25 000 for injuries after an ape at Dr Robert Fell's Vigo County animal farm grabbed his arm and bit him. The jury returned verdict in 25 minutes granting the full amount sought, a Vermillion record.
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Newport
Ind
Vermillion Circuit
Terre Haute
Berry, Kincade and Miller
Jeffrey Southerland
Robert M. Fell
Rosedale
Southerland
St. Anthony Hospital
Dr. Fell
Malcolm Aukerman
Vermillion County
Myrl Wilkinson
Dix
Edward Fell
Clinton
Fell
Two Hoosiers Die in Separate Cycle and Auto Crashes
The Associated Press reports multiple Indiana traffic deaths Friday night and Thursday. Donald Boudreau, 40, of Chesterton, died when his motorbike collided with a car on U.S. 12 near Porter. George P. Garber III, 9, of Warsaw, was killed when a bicycle was struck by a truck in Warsaw. Clinton E. Jarrett, 20, of Liberty Center, and Gayette Sue Vaner, 15, of Antwerp, died in a car truck crash on U.S. 24 near Antwerp Ohio.
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Porter
Albert M. Solomon
Gary
Warsaw
George P. Garber III
George Garber Jr
Robert D. Bellsinger
Huntington
Sullivan Women at Demo Meeting in Indiana
Four Sullivan County women are among about 500 Democratic Women attending the Indiana Federation of Women's Democratic Clubs spring meeting in Indianapolis. Readout includes a tea at the Governor's Mansion, a banquet at Claywood Hotel, and a 1966 Campaign Review at the Sheraton-Lincoln with state leaders Gordon St. Angelo and Agnes Woolerry.
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Sullivan
Ind
Sullivan County
Indiana Federation of Women’s Democratic Clubs
Indianapolis
Ruth Woolley
Madge Neal
Eva Pepple
Mary Watson
Governor’s Mansion
Roger Branigin
Claywood Hotel
Sheraton-Lincoln
Gordon St. Angelo
Agnes Woolerry
Guest Speakers For June Sunday Services
The Rev. Sam Boyll will speak at 10 30 a m Sunday service at the Youngstown church. The Rev. Homer Summitt will address congregations at Pimento and Fletcher Chapel. The arrangement continues on the second Sunday morning each month.
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Sam Boyll
Youngstown
Homer Summitt
Pimento and
Fletcher Chapel
Decatur Girl Recovers After Open Heart Surgery
Eight year old Susan Trimmer of Decatur is recovering after an open heart operation at University of Chicago’s Bob Roberts Hospital. Fifteen Decatur volunteers donated type O positive blood for the procedure and stood by during surgery. The hospital confirmed transfusions were used but could not say how many. Susan is the daughter of Donald and Mrs. Don ald Trimmer and is listed as doing well with a fair condition.
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Chicago
Decatur
Susan
Donald E. Trimmer
Rockville Pony Show to Highlight Midwest Event
The Covered Bridge Saddle Club sponsors the second annual Rockville Class A Shetland Pony Show in Indiana at the 4 H Fairgrounds on U S Highway 41. Nearly 200 ponies from several states are expected. A chicken barbecue runs 5 to 8 p m Saturday with no admission for halter classes from 10 a m Saturday, harness events at 8 p m Saturday and 1 30 p m Sunday.
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Rockville
Ind
Covered Bridge Saddle Club
Fairgrounds
Here
U. S. Highway 41
Midwest
Montezuma Grad Wins De Kalb Award
Montezuma Indiana special report: Robert Rennick, a 1966 Montezuma High School graduate, receives the 1966 De Kalb Agricultural Achievement Award for outstanding senior in vocational agriculture. Rennick, son of Mr and Mrs Orville Rennick, was active in FFA as secretary and later president. The award honors four years of scholarship leadership and farm program activity.
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Montezuma
Ind
Robert Rennick
Montezuma High School
DeKalb Agricultural
Vocational Agriculture Department
Rennick
Orville Rennick
RR 2
Rockville
FFA
Martinsville Class of 1934 to Reunion at High School
Martinsville Illinois hosts a reunion for the Class of 1934 this Sunday at 1 p.m. at Martinsville High School with dinner served. Dorsey Henley serves as class president and Ruth Hawkins is class secretary.
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Martinsville, Ill
Martinsville
Dorsey Henley
Ruth Hawkins
Clinton Fishing Rodeo at Blanford Saturday
The 16th annual Fishing Rodeo sponsored by Clinton Fish and Game Club and Blanford Sportsman Club runs 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Blanford Sportsman Club clubhouse pond west of Centenary on State Rd 163. The contest is open to boys and girls 15 years old and under.
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Clinton, Ind
Clinton Fish and Game Club
Blanford Sportsman Club
Centenary
State Rd
Valley Wedding Announcement for Stewart and Monk
Miss Sarah Jane Stewart and James R. Monk will be married on Saturday June 11 at St Marys Church in Sullivan. The bride elect is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John E Stewart of Sullivan and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Lyman Monk of Graysville.
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Sullivan, Ind
Sarah Jane Stewart
James R. Monk
St. Mary’s Church
Sullivan
John E. Stewart
W. Graysville St
Monk
Lyman Monk
Graysville
Will Dedicate New Church at Casey Sunday
Casey Illinois will dedicate the Church of the Nazarene at N 8th and West Delaware on Sunday at 2 30 p m with Rev Ruth Yates as pastor and Dr L S Oliver as guest speaker. The Bedford stone L shaped church seats 120 and includes five classrooms a nursery restrooms a pastor study and a 3 bedroom parsonage. The project was built by general contractor Robert Stoltzfres of Mattoon. parsonage lived in since March 19 1966. first service held Palm Sunday.
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Robert Stoltzfres
Mattoon
Church of the ‘Nazarene
C. K. Dillman
Opal Farris
Albert Bonestell
Clifford Newcomb
Lena Mae Peters
Yates
Owen Laymon
Local Residents Named in Community Notices
Mrs. Marjorie Comer, Mrs. Lenora Layman, Mrs. Goldie Smith, Miss Opal Farris, Miss Martha Shobe, Edwin Smith and James Yates appear in the readable section of a local paper page. The item lists names likely connected to local events or notices.
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Marjorie Comer
Lenora Layman
Goldie Smith
Opal Farris
Martha Shobe
Edwin Smith
James Yates
Four Marshall teachers retire after nearly a century of service
In Marshall Illinois four teachers retired and received recognition certificates from Clark County Superintendent Myron Tedrick. The group, Mabel Traviol i, Marie Fraker, Myrtle Shade and Laura Junker, taught about 99 years and served around 4,000 elementary students. They were honored by the Marshall Classroom Teachers Association and Dr. George Mitchell on behalf of the Marshall Board of Education.
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Marshall, Ill
Marshall
Clark County
Myron Tedrick
Mabel Travioli
Marie Fraker
Myrtle Shade
Laura Junker
Marshall Classroom Teachers Association
George Mitchell
Marshall Board of Education
Change Command At Chanute AFB Details
Maj. Gen. Leo F. Dusard Jr. of Chanute AFB is reassigned to Washington to serve as assistant to the deputy chief of staff for personnel at Air Force headquarters. He has led Chanute since August 1964. Maj. Gen. James E. Roberts will succeed him at Chanute, coming from the Air Proving Ground Center at Eglin AFB Florida.
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Rantoul, Ill
Leo F. Dusard Jr
Chanute Air Force Base
Washington, D.C
Dusard
Chanute
U.S. Air Force
James E. Roberts
Air Proving Ground Center
Eglin Air Force Base
Florida
Crash Kills Two in Olney Family Near Clay City
Two members of the Harmon family were killed and a third injured in a car train collision two miles east of Clay City Illinois. Jerome Harmon 25 and Gladys Harmon 58 died Shirley Harmon 26 was hospitalized in Olney in critical condition. The police did not confirm their relationship.
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Clay City, Ill
Olney
Clay City
Jerome A. Harmon
Gladys Harmon
Shirley Harmon
Man Killed Three Hurt Near Ottawa
Wayne L. Acuff, 36, of rural Ottawa, was killed and three Ottawa residents were injured Thursday in a three miles west of the Illinois 71 accident. The injured are Lyle Colwell, 69, his wife Veronica, 64, and Miss Ruth Carr, 65, all in the same car. Acuff was alone.
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Ottawa
Ill
Wayne L. Acuff
Lyle Colwell
Veronica
Ruth Carr
Acuff
Albatross Follows Ships Across Pacific
The black footed albatross is familiar to travelers in the Pacific for its habit of following ships between the mainland and the islands, with a wingspan reaching up to seven feet.
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Pacific
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