60 Years Ago This Week - 1959
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pierle, who had 15 children, 66 grandchildren and 10-great-grandchildren, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary.
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Charles H. Boswell was re-elected mayor of Indianapolis, outpolling Republican challenger Will T. Sharp 69,913 to 51,862.
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All drug stores in Marion County joined forces with the Indianapolis Diabetes Association to offer free diabetes tests.
50 Years Ago This Week - 1969
Dewey Halcomb won the first round of the turkey shoot hosted by the Kiwanis Club of South Indianapolis.
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The A&P grocery stores at 1337 Shelby St. and 4011 S. U.S 31 featured round, sirloin, T-bone and porterhouse steaks for 99 cents, $1.09, $1.29 and $1.39 cents a pound, respectively. Oranges cost 4 cents each, and bananas were 10 cents a pound.
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Southwood Assembly of God was selling $49,000 worth of 7 percent bearer bonds to build a church at 8700 S. Meridian St.
40 Years Ago This Week - 1979
Perry Meridian High School’s Aqua Maids, which assisted in the operations of all home meets for the boys and girls swim teams, elected its officers: Kelly Brittan, president; Cindy Johnson, secretary; and Elly Petcoff, treasurer.
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The cast of Manual’s production of “Bye-Bye Birdie” included Mark Bowell, Richard Williams, Theresa Snoddy, Kathy Gilvin, Mary Gabbard, Rhonda Munn, Derek Tamber, David Ackerman, Marcia Smith and Scott Medsker.
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Bill Greathouse and Linda Wenn, chairmen of the Perry Township Education Association Legislative Committee, were organizing a reception to honor the area’s outstanding politicians and teachers.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pierle, who had 15 children, 66 grandchildren and 10-great-grandchildren, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary.
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Charles H. Boswell was re-elected mayor of Indianapolis, outpolling Republican challenger Will T. Sharp 69,913 to 51,862.
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All drug stores in Marion County joined forces with the Indianapolis Diabetes Association to offer free diabetes tests.
50 Years Ago This Week - 1969
Dewey Halcomb won the first round of the turkey shoot hosted by the Kiwanis Club of South Indianapolis.
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The A&P grocery stores at 1337 Shelby St. and 4011 S. U.S 31 featured round, sirloin, T-bone and porterhouse steaks for 99 cents, $1.09, $1.29 and $1.39 cents a pound, respectively. Oranges cost 4 cents each, and bananas were 10 cents a pound.
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Southwood Assembly of God was selling $49,000 worth of 7 percent bearer bonds to build a church at 8700 S. Meridian St.
40 Years Ago This Week - 1979
Perry Meridian High School’s Aqua Maids, which assisted in the operations of all home meets for the boys and girls swim teams, elected its officers: Kelly Brittan, president; Cindy Johnson, secretary; and Elly Petcoff, treasurer.
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The cast of Manual’s production of “Bye-Bye Birdie” included Mark Bowell, Richard Williams, Theresa Snoddy, Kathy Gilvin, Mary Gabbard, Rhonda Munn, Derek Tamber, David Ackerman, Marcia Smith and Scott Medsker.
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Bill Greathouse and Linda Wenn, chairmen of the Perry Township Education Association Legislative Committee, were organizing a reception to honor the area’s outstanding politicians and teachers.
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St. Roch’s junior Catholic Youth Organization kickball team won the city tournament. The squad featured (front, from left) Annette Page, Chris Schmoll, Lynne and Lisa Swift, Donna Northcutt, Shelly Pinna, Karen Schuster; (back) Patty Meyer, Sherry Bullock, Tina Meyer, Joni Ancelet, Kathy Roembke, Kathleen Mappes, Lisa Sandefur, Betty Stumpf and Clare Hillan. Coaches Dick Gallamore and Julie Gough are not pictured.
30 Years Ago This Week - 1989
The Southside sky and the hearts of many local residents were darkened as the former Bemis Bag factory on Barth Avenue went up in flames. Damages were estimated at more than $300,000, and the main structure would likely be demolished. Four youths were charged with arson and were in the Marion County Juvenile Detention Center.
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In addition to its breakfast and lunch hours, Sisters’ Place, 2310 Shelby St., announced that it would open for dinner on Thursday and Friday evenings.
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Roncalli’s football team defeated Avon 39-6 to win its second straight sectional title.
20 Years Ago This Week - 1999
30 Years Ago This Week - 1989
The Southside sky and the hearts of many local residents were darkened as the former Bemis Bag factory on Barth Avenue went up in flames. Damages were estimated at more than $300,000, and the main structure would likely be demolished. Four youths were charged with arson and were in the Marion County Juvenile Detention Center.
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In addition to its breakfast and lunch hours, Sisters’ Place, 2310 Shelby St., announced that it would open for dinner on Thursday and Friday evenings.
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Roncalli’s football team defeated Avon 39-6 to win its second straight sectional title.
20 Years Ago This Week - 1999
1999 Will Schultz enjoyed a game of bingo with his grandmother, Mary Schultz, during Grandparents Day at St. Jude Grade School. Marien Hardware, 3604 Madison Ave., was celebrating its 71st anniversary. The store originally served as residence for German Southsiders, with the storefront added in 1928 when the Marien family bought the home.
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“Taco” Teddy Wade was the new owner of the Tijuana Connection, a restaurant and sports bar at 1265 N. Madison Ave. in Greenwood. Wade had remodeled the facility to include a dance floor and two large-screen TVs.
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Lutheran High School recognized its outstanding fall athletes: David Hall, Kari Piepenbrink, Jana Fix, Brittany Andrews, Lauren Mascher, Becky Henchman, Luke Finchum, Matt Schultz, Peter Brakke, Carl Lehenbauer, Chris Dorman, Mary Prater, Allen Janke and Peter Queck.
10 Years Ago This Week - 2009
Deano’s Vino Restaurant and Wine Bar, 1112 Shelby St., sponsored a benefit “yappy hour” for the Southside Animal Shelter. The event featured appetizers, a special menu, a silent auction and music.
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The Thirsty Turtle, 2949 S. Meridian St., offered food and drink specials for $2 on Mondays.
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Defending 5A state football champion Center Grove and Lutheran were competing for sectional titles.
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“Taco” Teddy Wade was the new owner of the Tijuana Connection, a restaurant and sports bar at 1265 N. Madison Ave. in Greenwood. Wade had remodeled the facility to include a dance floor and two large-screen TVs.
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Lutheran High School recognized its outstanding fall athletes: David Hall, Kari Piepenbrink, Jana Fix, Brittany Andrews, Lauren Mascher, Becky Henchman, Luke Finchum, Matt Schultz, Peter Brakke, Carl Lehenbauer, Chris Dorman, Mary Prater, Allen Janke and Peter Queck.
10 Years Ago This Week - 2009
Deano’s Vino Restaurant and Wine Bar, 1112 Shelby St., sponsored a benefit “yappy hour” for the Southside Animal Shelter. The event featured appetizers, a special menu, a silent auction and music.
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The Thirsty Turtle, 2949 S. Meridian St., offered food and drink specials for $2 on Mondays.
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Defending 5A state football champion Center Grove and Lutheran were competing for sectional titles.
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Roncalli’s soccer team defeated Franklin Central for its fourth consecutive sectional title. The squad featured (front) Antonio Herrera, Harrison Pogue, Josh Brockman, Alex Anderson; (second row) Cody Basch, Peter Kirch, Isaac Ralston, Drew Oehrle, Mitchell Barnhill, Tyler Wood; (third row) Andres Vlez-Valencia, Matthew Neylon, Connor Hartford, Blake Stegemiller, Matt Jennings, Max Smock, Ryan Ables, Alex Betz; (back) coaches Kiel Hauser and Matt Spaulding.
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