Anderson Obituaries Highlight Local Loss and Jobs Push
Paul Kovach, 83, longtime resident, died last night after a life in Anderson. The text notes safety boards and a new fire station funded by Rockefeller Foundation grants, with ongoing job shifts as civilians face layoffs and relocation offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kovach
Safety Boards of Air
Paul Yanik
Rockefeller
Iit Ywca
Anderson
Jack Richardson
Stary Corps
Anderson Fira
Deaths In Madison And Nearby County Areas
Dates and places of deaths in Madison area and Johnstown Pennsylvania are noted. The piece describes a new fire station planned to serve the east side, with bids for a fire engine and alarm system and ongoing public safety improvements. Funeral arrangements for a local resident are listed with service details.
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Er. Kovach
Czechoslovakia
Johnstown
Butlner
Indies
Sisvak Church of ‘God
Anna
White River
iAnderson College
Richardson
Jhandle
Anderson
Salety Board Amneny
Safety Board
Fire Department
East Side
Harold E. Rozelle
Wallace Deyo
Noble Street Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Three Personal Injury Reports in Bad Weather
A series of three personal injury accidents were reported yesterday amid severe weather. Survivors are listed for each victim, including family members and residences in Butler and Anderson Indiana, with hospital transfers and funeral plans noted for several victims.
Indiana College Band May Not Join Johnson Inaugural
Indiana State College officials said the band has a slim chance to participate in President Johnson's inauguration on January 20 in Washington. The trip would cost about 10 609 dollars and require air travel due to exams the day after the event, with a noon Friday decision deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
UPI
Indiana Side College
Johnson
Washington
Pentagon to Cut 95 Weeks Prolonged Defense Jobs
Washington UPI reports the Defense Department will eliminate about 63,400 civilian and 28,500 military jobs under a plan to save 477 million dollars a year. The move follows a long consolidation and a halt on hiring blue collar workers, with 1964 policy effectiveness starting Nov. 20. Overall impact includes 95 weeks of restructuring and broader base closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Center
Washington
UPI
Defense
Death notices and trial chatter mix in scattered clipping
The fragment reports Homer A. Davis age 54 of Greensboro North Carolina died after a long illness in Shelbyville Indiana on May 20 1910 and mentions survivors including Mrs Eva Hook Indianapolis daughter Alice Gibbs and several grandchildren. The piece also notes a murder trial with defense resting its case and a jury drawn for a mid day Thursday session. Other garbled lines reference Orville Hollowell TARAS REISS and unconnected names and dates.
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Homer Davis
Homer A. Davis
Greensboro
N. C
Eva Hook
Anderson
Koko- Shelbyville
Ind
Npt
Lynch Corporation
North Carolina
Butler
Columbus
Hook
Frank Ty- Alice Gibbs
Indianapolis
Ce 'Autcy
Donald
Timothy Paul
Ldith
Chester Davis
Lone Oak Cafeteria Opens on Columbus Avenue
East side eatery Lone Oak Cafeteria at 2373 Columbus Avenue announces new hours and days. Frank and Mike Goldsmith run the cafe open Monday through Friday with late hours and a Sunday close, offering daily lunch and dinner service.
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Columbus Avenue
Frank
Mike Goldsmith
Franklin aide obituary notes born 1914 in Linton
Born March 22 1914 son of J L and Lucy Goodacre Franklin he married Galdie Greenwood in 1936 who survives. Survivors include widow a son Sherril Franklin of Grand Rapids a sister Mrs Lenora Medley of Linton two brothers James L and William Franklin of Linton. Friends may call at Anderson Poindexter Funeral Home in Linton after 2 pm this afternoon final rites Friday at 2 pm interment Fairview Cemetery.
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J. L
Lucy (Goodacre) Franklin
Galdie Greenwood
Franklin
Grand Rapids Pentecostal Church
Sherril Franklin
Grand Rapids
Lenora Medley
Linton
James L
William Franklin
Anderson Poindexter
Fairview Cemetery
Highway decision today on Indiana 39 bid readvertisement
Indiana State Highway Commission will decide Thursday when to rereadvertise the Indiana 39 project to connect the Michigan line with the Northern Indiana Toll Road. Rieth-Riley of Goshen and Seneca Petroleum of Chicago had bids rejected on Wednesday for being above the engineer estimate. Bids were 550277 and 575355 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPD
Indiana State Highway Commission
Indiana 39
Michigan State Line
Indiana
Rieth-Riley Construction Co
Goshen
Seneca Petroleum
Chicago
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Defense Department
Madison
Counti
Wigan
George Fabik
Yanik
Arod E. Rozelle Funerat
Thompson Funeral Home
Butler, Pa
Butler North Cemetery
Russell Motrow Russel
Alvin Morrow
Ollock
Veteran’s ‘Hospital
George
Lora
Morrow
Union City
Marilyn Pertz
Russel A. Morrow
Mabel Johnson
Maryn
Shockney
Edward Plough
Edward C. Plough
Jefferson St
Winston Keler
Pendleton
St. John’s Hos
Pital
Theltent
DelcoRemy Divi
Silver and Vineyard Sts.s
Comcourcamunity Hospital
Tak- Louisa
Carlodist Hospital
iHumke
Doris Plough
Timothy Lee Paschal
Pearl Thomas
New Lisbon
E. Lynn St
Abbra
Morris
Chester
Lloyd
Middletown
Helens
L. Barnes
Walton
Meridian
St. John’s Hospital
Elbert C. Frazee
Barry Miller
L. L. Scantland
St. St
Bute
Viler
Alexandria Pike
Iia Community Hospital
LeRoy
Roy) Bollowell
Clark St
Baker Brothers
Eugene Vickery
Fairfax Nazarene Church
Pleasant Hill
Trader's Point
Donald Gregg
Donald W. Gregg II
Elizabeth Rinker
Gregg
Hendricks St
Harold B. Rozelle
John Wood
the Mounds Baptist Church
Mt. Pleasant
Daleville
Herschel
Berlin
E. Ancesen
Baker Booth
East
Byssnes Ara Bo
Apraet
Panter
Alexander Mathley
Fortville
Alexander (Leck) Mathley
Oaklandon
Kentucky
Alexander
Vina Sparrow Mathley
Oaklandon Christian Church
Effie Mathley
Fisers
Devs Gresnlee
Berial
Oaklcreen
Frier
Cleo Watkins
Willard Eeeane
Mich
Michigan
Jupiter
Polident Reg
MAIN
T.Y
Shelbyville
Orville Hollowell
Orville Taras
Reiss Rirsssrres
Lone Oak
Mattress
Don Melvoin
Shoe Inn
Denturitve
McDonald’s Furniture
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