Betrothal of Mary at Nazareth Reveals Joseph's Humble Resolve
Joseph bar Jacob travels from Nazareth to Nazareth for the betrothal of Mary, guided by Zechariah the chief priest. The plain joiner faces inner doubts about age and status yet honors Mary with gifts and scruples in a sacred community ritual. The household gathers in a moonlit village setting as neighbors offer blessings and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Shadchan N
Anna
Zechariah
Joseph
Nazareth
Joachim
Joseph Bar Jacob
Alexandria Man Elbert Iseley Dies At 64
Elbert E Iseley 64 of 302 N Canal St Alexandria died at 4 am Sunday in his home. He ran a photographic studio here for a quarter century and later worked for National Gypsum Co. He attended First Methodist Church and belonged to Alexandria Masonic Lodge and Alexander Bright Post American Legion. Born March 21 1896 in Elwood, son of Marion and Ruth Ann Stone Iseley, he married Mary J Manning in 1920 in Alexandria. Survived by widow Mary a half sister Ada Walsh of Elwood. Services Wednesday 2 pm at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home with Rev Lester Lockard. Burial Park View Cemetery Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Elbert E. Iseley
Canal St
National Gypsum Company
Iseley
First Methodist Church
Elwood
Marion and
Ruth Ann Stone Iseley
Mary J. Manning
Karl M. Kyle
Funeral
Lester Lockard
Otto L. Thompson
Nichol Ave
St. Johns Hospital
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Rex Wallace
EUB Church
East Maplewood
Mt. Moriah
City Light
Milan
Middletown
Frederick M. Barton
Summitville
Hook Drug Company
Anderson
Dallas
Texas
Barton
Highland Park Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Josephine
David
Clyde Barton
Ballard and Shirey
E. Edwin McClarnon
Middletown Methodist Church
Miller Cemetery
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non-Surgical Treatment
New Healing substance Bio-Dyne, from a world famous research institute, shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage while easing discomfort. Available as Preparation H suppositories and ointment at drug counters nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, N. Y
Constellation Crew Trapped as Rescue Efforts Continue
Rescuers battled to reach entombed sailors inside the carrier hull amid muffled hammering and intense heat. Witnesses describe a living hell with smoke, burning floors, and anguished faces as they pull survivors from the depths. Navy officials admit uncertainty over how many remain trapped as more men are recovered through the sides of the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. McLaughlin
Harry Leed
Adm. Schuyler Pyne
Navy Yard
Berlin Blockade Talks On East West German Trade
Berlin negotiators plan a new session in East Berlin on Tuesday to resolve deadlock in East West German trade talks. The impasse stems from Communist refusals to ease entry restrictions for West Germans traveling to East Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
West Berlin
East Berlin
Prison Breaker Escape Tails From Town
The woman in custody faced trial after a jailbreak using a broken jail table bar and a wedge of toilet paper to keep a door from closing. Prisoners forced a heavy screen window, slid to the ground from a 10 to 12 foot drop, and fled in a waiting car. James Groover, 30, and Haston Winnett, plus Donald Carlson, with lengthy police records, are described in police notes. Groover led the pair in a spree. Winnett faced potential suspended sentence if trial waited. Carlson, called a nervous, recurrent offender, was jailed for breaking parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Groover
Elwood
Haston Winnett
Sparta
Tenn
Groover
Winnett
Donald Carlson
Jet collision over New York claims global air tragedy
Investigators traced a United jet and a TWA propeller liner in a fatal collision above Staten Island and Brooklyn. 128 aboard dead. 7 on the ground missing. hearing set for January 4 in Brooklyn. Ground witnesses and instrument data may yield clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
James C. Hagerty
Quesada
United
Preston
N.J
Idlewild
Miller Field
Staten Island
New York
Philip Goldstein
CAB
TWA
New York City
Stephen Baltz
Brooklyn
UAL
Munich
Germany
Hospital Dismissals at St. John's Hospital
Dismissals list Burke Mendenhall 2026 N Shore Dr Mrs Ralph Hite and infant daughter 2620 Shawnee Dr Mrs Thomas Lineberry and infant daughter 421 W 4th St Mrs Coy Maxey and infant daughter 2110 East Lynn St Mrs E L Kilburn and infant daughter Rt G Mrs Joe Brogdon and infant son 1619 Nichol Ave Mrs Roy Hoppes and infant son 716 W Hartman Rd Murial Cobb Franklin Mrs Iva Armie 917 W 9h St Charles Doyle Summitville Carlen Matheny 2016 Park Rd Mrs May Tarrett Logansport Van Metre 1107 Nichol Ave Webber 4217 Madison ve Christmas reminder Pepsi by fireplace or tree for Santa Claus.
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St. John's Hospital
Burke Mendenhall
N. Shore
Ralph Hite
Shawnee
Thomas Lineberry
W. 4Th St
Coy Maxey
East Lynn St
E. L. Kilburn
Joe Brogdon
Nichol Ave
Roy Hoppes
W. Hartman
Murial Cobb
Franklin
Iva Armie
St. Charles Doyle
Summitville
Carlen Matheny
Park Rd
May Tarrett
Logansport
van Metre
Nichol
Webber
Madison Ve
Dora Gilson and Louvina Fettlinger Obituaries
Dora E. Gilson 88 formerly of 335 W 7th St ran a barber shop in Anderson for about 55 years then died Monday at Logansport. Born in Rush County in 1872 to Boone and Nancy Powell Gilson she married Leah Radabaugh of Anderson who died in 1959. Survivors include sisters Lola Crunch and D E Hoover. burial in Grove Lawn Cemetery Pendleton. Louvina Fettlinger 87 of 2112 Madison St died Monday born Nov 2 1873. Husband Enos Justin Fettlinger died in 1945. Survivors include two sons Lester Beard and Eugene Fettlinger. daughter Louise McIntyre. 12 grandchildren. three sisters and one brother. Friends and services details provided. burial at Plea t Ridge Cemetery near Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora E. Gilson
W. 7Th St
Anderson
Logansport
Rush County
Boone
Nancy Powell Gilson
Leah Radabaugh
Lola G. Crunch
D. E. Hoover
Deerfield Beach
Fila
Albright Funneral
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Pendleton
Louvina Fettinger
Madison St
Enos Justin Fettinger
Indianapolis
North Anderson
Lester Beard
Eugene Fettinger
Markleville
Louise McIintyre
Decatur, Ill
Martha Hughes
Catherine Cannon
Maude Jerrell
Colorado
Cleve Beard
Connersville
Brown and Butz
Irvin Johnson
Edgewood Baptist Church
Pleat Ridge Cemetery
Petersurg
Local obituaries note multiple deaths across Anderson area
Obituaries list Lester Logan Otto L Thompson Henry Wessel James Hewitt Bobby Herreld Grant McCreery Benjamin Caplan Frederick Barton Josephine Barton Alfred Houk and others. Deaths occur in Muncie Anderson Middletown Noblesville and Dallas with funeral services and burials planned at Memorial Park Cemetery East Maplewood Cemetery Mendon Cemetery and local churches and funeral homes.
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Roscoe McKee 82 retired farmer died at his Middletown area home on the farm where he was born. Born March 1 1878 he was survived by two daughters a stepson a stepdaughter and three grandchildren. Burial at Mechanicsburg Cemetery. Olive Mae Beecraft 54 wife of Arthur Beecraft died at her Summitville home. Born December 18 1906 she leaves her husband a daughter and several siblings. service at Wesleyan Methodist Church Summitville with burial Vinson Memorial Cemetery.
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Middletown
Roscoe McKee
James
Tabitha Wilhoit McKee
McKee
Middletown Church of Christ
Sarah
Helen Shroyer
Rt. 2
Vivian Reynolds
Boone, N.C
Franklin Bushong
Rt. 1
Oneita Summers
Bob and
Marjorie Reynolds
Marion Allen
Ballard and Shirey
Erman Peer
Mechanicsburg
Olive Beecraft
Summitville
Olive Mae Beecraft
Arthur Beecraft
Charles
Emma Stanley Cunningham
Ewing
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Robert E. Lee
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Noblesville Painter H. H. Huntzinger Dies at 75
H H Huntzinger 75 Noblesville painter and decorator died Sunday afternoon at River View Hospital He was born in Hamilton County and lived in Noblesville He belonged to Wayne Sisterhood and Brotherhood Survivors include sister Margaret Huntzinger of Los Angeles nephews James George Huntzinger Noblesville Russell Huntzinger Bloomington and niece Lavina Collins Noblesville Mary Gillespie West Detroit Mich
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
H. H. Huntzinger
Riverview Hospital
Hamilton County
Huntzinger
Wayne Sisterhood
Margaret Huntzinger
Los Angeles
Lavina Collins
Mary Gillespie
West Detroit
Mich
James
George Huntzinger
Russell Huntzinger
Bloomington
Evans Godby and Trout Funeral Home Service Details
Funeral services for Evans Godby and Trout Funeral Home in Noblesville will be held at 11 a.m. on Wednesday with the Rev. Herschel Reed officiating. The burial will take place at Crownland Cemetery in Noblesville.
Edgar M Boone Dies at 74 in Noblesville
Edgar M. Boone 74 of Noblesville died Saturday evening in the River. He was born in Boone County on August 27, 1886. A Wesleyan Methodist Church member in Deming and later Evangelical United Brethren Church in Noblesville, he served as past president of the Commercial Club Cicero and on the Jackson Township Advisory Board. Survived by wife Clara two daughters Mrs. Chester Bland Cicero and Mrs. Leland Swiggett Noblesville, son Herbert Noblesville, seven grandchildren, three great grandchildren, two sisters Mrs. Vernie Martin Westfield and Mrs. Bertha Ramsey Noblesville. Coaltrn Funeral Home Noblesville to announce services at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home Rev. Robert Sutton burial Crownland Cemetery Noblesville.
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Edgar Boone
Noblesville
Edgar M. Boone
Riverview
Boone County
Boone
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Deming
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Commercial Club
Cicero
Jackson Township
Clara
Chester Bland
Leland Swiggett
Herbert
Vernie Martin
Westfield
Bertha Ramsey
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Robert Sutton
Crownland Cemetery
Kennedy and Rayburn discuss early 87th Congress items
Speaker Rayburn, at age 78, names housing aid to the aged school construction low in spirits areas and federal minimum wage as priorities for early action in the 87th Congress opening Jan 3. He comments on Kennedy cabinet reception and notes Kennedy Johnson talks at Palm Beach villa with lunch golf and a four way meeting pending.
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Rayburn
Kennedy
Ocean Front Villa
Robert
Earl E. T. Smith
Bob Kennedy
Smith
Palm Beach
Cuba
Johnson
Mansfield
County Hosts and Committees for Rush County District Event
Counties name Alexandria Bryan Callahan Penville along with a demonstration commit tee led by Clarence Spuller and Wayne McCardle. Entomology and Forestry committees listed with E A James Ron Humphrey Phil Mitchell. Registration and tabulation chaired by Al Gesell Doug Wilson John Connelly. District land judging contest set for September 30 in Rush County with Spuller as chairman and Humphrey assisting. Vocational agriculture departments and 4 H clubs may send representatives. two teams from each county may participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Bryan Callahan
Penville
Clarence Spuller
Rushville
Wayne McCardle
Portland
Lowell Wilson
Manilla
Fred St. John
Lapel
E. A. James
Liberty
Ledward Smith
Haggerstown
Ron Humphrey
Phil Mitchell
al Gesell
Doug Wilson
John Connelly
Rush County
Bill Martin
Soil Conservation Service
Kennedy Electors Cast Breakaway Votes in 1960 Episode
Kennedy secured the general vote by default as Oklahoma’s seven electors backed him, while nonconforming electors in Bartlesville and unpledged Mississippian and Alabama electors sought to shift power. Mississippi and Alabama agreed to vote for Byrd for president and Thurmond for vice president after November 8.
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Byrd
Barry Goldwater
R.ariz
Nixon
Oklahoma
Henry D. Irwin
Bartlesville
Kennedy
Mississippi
Alabama
South
Strom Thurmond
D-Sc
Kiwanis Club To Hear Methodist Minister Speaker
Dr. Brooks Shake a distinguished Methodist minister and district superintendent of the Muncie District will address the Mounds Kiwanis Club at the weekly meeting. Shake brings more than forty years in church service and was secured through the Support of Churches Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Shake
Muncie
Methodist Churches
Mounds Kiwanis Club
Shake
Methodist Church
Christmas Show At Rotary Today
The Rotary Club hosts an all Christmas show at its weekly meeting. Mrs Ivan Hale of Central Christian Church chancel choir will sing with Mrs Wallace Hall on the organ. Ralph Boyd and his wife present a dramatic act, according to program chair Monroe Schuster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Ivan Hale
Central Christian Church Chancel Choir
Wallace Hall
Ralph Boyd
Monroe Schuster
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Mather
Elbert Iseley
Alex
Ada Walsh
Elizabeth
Jacob
House of David
Bethlehem
Abraham
Santa
McDonald's
P.S
Bulletin-Herald
Berlin Blockade
Santa Claus
Dora Gilson
Lester Logan
Marriot
Ball Memorial Hospital
Harold E. Rozelle
Wallace Deyo
Noble Street Methodist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mr. Sloan
Oblong
New Light Christian Church
Grace FE. Sloan
Kenneth Sloan
Anderson Home Building Contractor
Henry Wessel
Henry W. Wessel
Main St
Tryfenna
Waltz and Hiday
Lloyd Lambert
East Maplewood Cemetery
Charles Dawson
Charles E. Dawson
Madison Ave
Goodwin Memorial Church of the Nazarene
M. K. Millikan
James Allen Hewitt
James Allen
John E
Marilyn Hewitt
26Th St
George Skinner
Jackson Park
Bobby Herreld
Bobby Gene Herreld
Rt. 5
Allen Vine
Central Baptist Church
East Chicago
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Grant McCreery
Grant FE. McCreery
Lindberg Rd
Baker Brothers Funeral
Robert W. Fridley
Anderson Memorial Park
Benjamin Caplan
Sycamore St
Herman Birdskoph
Delmar St
St. Louis
Bethel Jewish Congregation
Heart Fund
Frederick Barton
Alfred Houle
Alfred W. Houk
Rt. 3
Clarksville
Guide Lamp
Dugger
Joseph F. Houk
Houk
Clarksville Christian Church
Wayne Sisterhood and Brotherhood
Mary M
Alan
Carey
Beth
Danny Kay Houk
LaPorte
Evans, Godby and Trout
Madison
Kiwanis Club
Rotary
Kendra Scott
Indians
Ture
John Scheel Anderson
Mrs
Harvey Hallenbeck
14Th Street
Tom Lane
Indiana
Hollywood
Bill Vendy Anderson
Jackie Grimes Anderson, Indiane
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