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Rotary news
(Local News ~ 12/19/17)
For the Dec. 7 Wednesday noon Rotary Club lunch meeting, Rotarian Sam Glover hosted as guest speaker, Sherard Clinkscales, Indiana State University's Director of Athletics. Clinkscales shared ISU's goals by "Elevate" – a recently announced $600,000 fundraising campaign for...
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Joey Allen
(Obituary ~ 12/19/17)
Joey Allen, 32 passed away Saturday, December 16, 2017 at Eskenazi Hospital in Indianapolis as the result of a car accident. Allen was born in Terre Haute, Indiana on February 27,1985 to Chester and Patricia (Bennett) Allen. He enjoyed hunting, fishing and working on vehicles, but loved spending time with his family and listening to music...
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Lawanna J. Montgomery
(Obituary ~ 12/19/17)
Lawanna J. Montgomery, 81, formerly of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, passed away after an extended illness at the Exceptional Living Center in Brazil, Indiana. Lawanna was born in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, on September 7, 1936, the daughter of Cletus and Neva (Wiley) Poe. ...
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Barbara Jean Sanders
(Obituary ~ 12/19/17)
Barbara Jean Sanders, 79, of Brazil, Indiana passed away at Union Hospital, in Terre Haute, on December 18, 2017. She was born on February 15, 1938, in Vigo County, Indiana the daughter of Clifford and Catherine (Lanham) Balding. She married James Sanders on September 12, 1961. He preceded her in death in 1985. Together they raised six children: Terri, Larry Gary, Vickey, Jamie and Tom...
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Michael K. Thompson
(Obituary ~ 12/19/17)
Michael K. Thompson, 65 passed away Saturday, December 16, 2017 at St. Vincent Clay Hospital in Brazil. He was born in Clay County, Indiana on July 20, 1952 to the late Keith and Amelia (Julbert) Thompson. Michael graduated from Van Buren High School in 1970, and worked for Metal Industries, Columbia House and Great Dane...
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First Financial Bank helps out Santa Claus, community
(Local News ~ 12/19/17)
First Financial Bank employees enjoyed helping Santa as the bank conducted it’s 2nd Annual Toy Drive. Each county chose their own not for profit organization and the Clay County branches selected Clay County Cooperative Benevolence Ministry. Bank Manager John Cesinger was proud of the employees efforts as they gathered toys for children in this community. The branches collected 113 toys and raised $161.22. First Financial Bank Corp also donated $400 for the ministry for a total of $561.22...
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“Why Should Your Friends Join 4-H?”
(Local News ~ 12/19/17)
The Clay County 4-H Program’s next featured essay winner is Marah Loughmiller. As you read Marah’s essay, you will read about all the opportunities during the summer. Did you realize that 4-H’ers have camped at Shakamak State Park every summer since 1931...
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High flying lights
(Local News ~ 12/19/17)
It’s a high flying Christmas in Colony Acres. Dave and Sheryl Snow’s front yard features several blow-up airplane yard ornaments among the traditional display of lights. Upon close inspection you will find Santa piloting AirSanta while elves load the presents, several other helpers prepare for lift off in smaller planes and Snoopy and Woodstock also wait in line...
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BRAZIL BUZZ: Fond memories of Christmas days past
(Community News ~ 12/19/17)
Another overcast day and I failed to notice until a trip to the mailbox. This has been such a busy time. It sure looks like Christmas in our house. We already opened a perfect present from our grandson Michael and wife Kayleigh, a downy mattress topper,a hit for Paul and me! No need to toss and turn now. This past week, I heard from folks that follow my column from Brazil, here and thereabouts...
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CLAY COUNTY THROUGH THE YEARS: The Clay City Packing Company
(Community News ~ 12/19/17)
The Clay City Packing Company, located by the railroad southeast of the city limits, was incorporated by prominent local men: W. H. Guirl, H.H. Hyatt, F. C. Watts, Louis Schauwecker, John Conley, and B. M. Guirl. Five years after the factory’s erection in 1897, W. H. Guirl acquired most of the interests of Watts, Hyatt, and Conley...
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Clay County Youth Food Delivery Program provides care as well as food
(Local News ~ 12/19/17)
Nicole Fry, executive branch director, Clay County YMCA, knows how to motivate people. This is one of the reasons Lisa Beyers and Terry Barr recruited her to help form the Clay County Youth Food Delivery Program. While they prepare for the largest delivery of the year, which provides food and other items to kids who need help during Christmas break, Fry reflected on the program...
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State officials give update on upcoming Legislative session
(Local News ~ 12/19/17)
A state senator who is running for re-election and two state representatives gave previews of the upcoming session of the Indiana General Assembly during Monday’s meeting of the Clay County Republican Club. State Rep. Alan Morrison spoke first. He pointed out this is the short session of the Legislature which happens every two years. During the last, longer session, the General Assembly considered a two-year budget. ...
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Clay County graduates excelling on collegiate hardwood
(High School Sports ~ 12/19/17)
College basketball is in full swing around the country and former Clay County athletes are enjoying solid seasons for their respective clubs. The Olney Central Blue Knights have started 8-4 overall in the women’s basketball campaign this year with a pair of local athletes...
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