Death notices span Middletown Noblesville and Fortville region
Obituaries report Wilfred Enos Chandler 59 a Farm Bureau worker killed at a Middletown area ware. Other notices cite Justin Lambert 58 retired Delco Remy employee and pastor dying at Noblesville Riverview Hospital, plus Gene Newton 49 of Noblesville and Harold Riggs 54 of New Castle among several deaths. Funeral details, survivors, and burial plans listed for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Farm Bureau Co-Op
Wilfred Enos Chandler
Ware
Justin Lambert
Delco Remy Division
Atlanta
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Wesleyan Church
Navy
Arcadia Cemetery
Young Nichols
Tipton
Pauline
David
John
Sherelyn) Hosier
Freeland
Gene Newton
Indianapolis
Coaltrin
Randall and Roberts Funeral
Ginny
Tim
Westfield
Tom
Steve
Bernice Newton
Sarah Pritchard
Rosemary Harger
Rowena Fishback
Cambridge City
Anderson
Eloise McClain
New Castle
Ronald
Nila) Clapp
Chester
Shirley
Kenneth
Cadiz
Memorial Day panel to plan 1978 observance here
A Memorial Day committee representing area veteran and fraternal groups will meet at 7 p.m. next Monday at the George Hackett American Legion post to plan the 1978 Memorial Day observance. The event will dedicate permanent memorials to deceased local servicemen and women at Memorial Park and East Maplewood cemeteries, funded by a drive that has surpassed 3000 dollars with support from numerous organizations and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Area
George Hackett American Legion
East Maplewood
Memorial Park
Wally Norris
Norris
Markleville Amvet Auxiliary
Eagles Lodge
Polish Lodge
Women of Moose
Amvet Post
Moose Lodge
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Wilfred Chandler
Henry County
Upper Fall Creek Brethren
The
Farm Bureau
Wilfred Chands
Mabel
Joe
Wanda) Hanshaw
Earl
Ledda) Clem
Daniel
Lula) Edwards
Clarence
Elbert C. Frazee
Russell Galaher
Miller Cemetery
Harold Riggs
Opal Hale
W. Locust St
Rex Hale
St. John’s Hospital
United Methodist Center Chapel Church
Fall Creek
Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home
Wilson Lovell
Viola Dittlinger
Viola E. Dittlinger
W. Sixth St
Harry Dittlinger
Community Hospital
First Church of the Nazarene
Wladison County Histo
Inez) Webb
Dennis
Violet) Kelley
Charles W. Dittlinger
Homer
Edna) Chambers
Amanda Hardwick
Hubert
Opal) Poffenbarger
Harold E. Rozelle
Lorne McMillan
Nelson Cemetery
Noblbovingn
Zula Cammack
Randall and Roberts
Hinkle Creek
Halvey Whitmeyer
Bertha Pritchard
Cora Raquet
Arcadia
Russell Cammack
Friends Church
Pythian Sisters
Cicero Oes and
Golden Rule Society
Herman Wendel
Fortville
Herman S. Vendel
E. Broadway
Terre Haute
Indiana State University
Sigma Nu Fraternity
US Treasury Office
General Accounting Office
Federal
St. Thomas Catholic Church
Marie Jermark Wendel
Lawrence
Robert
Stephen
J. Robert
Adelphi
Ronald Seals
St. Thomas Church
Paul Utz
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Gene Beatty
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Wilkinson
Emma Higginbotham
Hillcrest Church of Christ
Myrtle Raison
Rowe and Weston Funeral Home
Sonza Washington
Allen Chapel
Dale Fuqua
Fisher Funeral Home
Brenda Scott
Parkview Wesleyan Church
Chesterfield
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Cassie Davis
Zion Baptist Church
Salling
Mark Barcus
Minnie Corn
Minnie M. Corn
191St St
Rosemary Hummel
Ironton
Ohio
Todeo School
Sears
Main St
Indiana
American Veterans
UAW
Area Council
American Legion Post
Willing Workers Home Economic Club
Navy Mothers Club of America
Grover T. Oliver
Remember Men In
Elks Lodge
Grandchildren of
Navy Mothers Club
Madison County
Democratic Women’s Club
Volture
Park Place
Church of God Children’s Center
Ferry-Morse Garden Seeds
Vitalis
Sen
Gayy
Suz
Rosemilk ‘Skin Care
Datril
Saareenark
P.M. Sant Te Palm
Ory Ru Te
U.A.W
Mounds Mall
Olen
St. Rd
South
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