Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties notice
Obituaries list including Mrs Josephine Ehrhart 93 of Covington and Mrs Violet Davis 56 of Indianapolis with services set at St Marys Cathedral Covington and Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Also named are Mrs Blanche Stanley 73, Paul Hendricks 63 Coloma Michigan, William Morris 71 Anderson, Mrs Cora Shetterly 70 Germantown Ohio, Mrs Anna Potter 82 Indianapolis and others with funeral home arrangements and burial details. Local notices cover Lapel resident Harold P Galliher 56 and Noblesville candy maker Savas E Costomiris 85 with service details.
David Cooley Dies at 73 Former Elwood Manufacturer
David M. Cooley 73 of 1212 S. Anderson St. Elwood retired president of the J. Lewis Small Co. died at Ball Memorial Hospital Sunday at 1 a.m. He was born Aug. 9, 1893, in Elwood and married Helen Terwilliger in 1937. He served as longtime Red Cross leader, Elks official, and WWI veteran. Burial in Elwood City Cemetery after funeral services Thursday.
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Elwood
David M. Cooley
S. Anderson St
J. Lewis Small Co
Ball Memorial Hospital
Albert
Nora van Dorne Cooley
Helen Terwilliger
Cooley
East Main Street Christian
Helen Smith
Helene Smith
William Smith
N. D St
Alice Dunlevy Dies at 76 in Pendleton
Alice Dunlevy 76 of Rt. 2 Pendleton widow of James Dunlevy died Sunday at Hancock Memorial Hospital Greenfield after a year of illness. Funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday at Cornell Bright Funeral Home with Rev. Macklyn Bradish of Eden Methodist Church officiating. Burial Huntsville Cemetery. Born Madison County January 14 1890 to James A. and Sarah H. Stinson. Surviving son Edward Rt. 2 ten grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren and brother Hutch Stinson Rt. 7 Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Stanley
Blanche May Stanley
Charles L. Stanley
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Carl Sweet
Beall’s Chapel Methodist Church
East Maplewood
Stanley
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Pike County
Ohio
Charles W
Sarah W. Farren
Beall's Chapel
Friendly Neighbors Home Economics Club
Herbert
Gweneth) Norton
William
Alice) Recob
Anderson
Richard L. Stanley
Lapel
Harold P. Galliher
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Lee Linker
Muncie
Brookside
Galliher
Kentucky
Mary Galliher
Brockway Glass Company
Edith Tynes
Edward
U.S. Navy
Oceania
Harold Jr
Lois
Tina
Ruth Barbee
Katherine Stanford
Elizabeth Tucker
Hillsboro
John and
Hanson Galliher
Savas E. Costomoris
Rt. 1
Westfield
Mytilenne
Greece
Hazel
Edward A. Costomiris
Cicero
Georgia Anne Cochran
Chicago
Wayne Musselman
Rt. 4
Era
Alice Dunlevy
Pendleton
Rt. 2
James Dunlevy
Hancock Memorial Hospital
Greenfield
Cornell Bright
Macklyn Bradish
Eden Methodist Church
Huntsville
Dunlevy
Madison County
James A
Sarah H. Stinson
Methodist Church
Markleville Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Edward Dunlevy
Hutch Stinson
Rt. 7
Burial Planned at Elwood After Service at Church
A funeral service was held at the First Presbyterian Church led by Rev. James G. Saint. Burial will be in Elwood, with details to follow. The notice confirms the church ceremony and subsequent interment location.
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First Presbyterian Church
James G. Saint
Elwood City
Mrs Vallie Newton Dies at 68 in Elwood
Mrs Vallie Newton 68 of 620 N 16th St widow of Vernon Newton died Saturday evening at Mercy Hospital. Born Jan 3 1896 in Tipton County she is survived by grandsons Richard and Charlie Newton a brother Grover Creagmile and nieces and nephews. Funeral at Robert L Jackley Funeral Home Wednesday 3 pm with Rev Arley McCune presiding. Burial Elwood City Cemetery.
Supersonic Jets To Cut Schedule
If the 2000 mph supersonic transport starts by mid 1974 schedules would shrink to bold flight times. New York to Los Angeles two hours. New York to New Delhi six hours thirty minutes. Washington to Paris two hours fifty five minutes. Paris to New York two hours forty five minutes. Los Angeles to Sydney seven hours twenty one minutes. San Francisco to Honolulu two hours five minutes. Minneapolis to Tokyo five hours thirteen minutes. The average whale shark is Fifty feet long.
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Washington
UPS
New York
Los Angeles
New Delhi
India
Paris
Sydney
Australia
San Francisco
Honolulu
Minneapolis
Tokyo
Jaycees Awards Banquet Planned
FRANKTON The Frankton Jaycees will host their annual recognition banquet on January 7 at the high school cafeteria. Several members will receive special awards and the Speak-Up contest winner will be announced then advance to the state finals. Reservations to Todd Ash at 754 7214.
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Frankton
Frankton Jaycees
Todd Ash
Mary Martha
Frankton Christian Church
Dottie Moore
Nancy McClain
Bette Dalzel
Frankton Masons
Christmas Trees To Be Picked Up Tuesday For Twelfth Night
Anderson area residents are asked to leave Christmas trees for trash pickup on Tuesday January 2 1967. The street department will collect and burn the trees at the grounds east of Guide Lamp on Indiana 9 or Pendleton Avenue. Pete Smith city street commissioner announced the program.
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Anderson
Guidemp
Guide Lamp
Ind. 9
Pendleton Ave
Pete Smith
Former LBJ aide urges July tax hike in outlook
Walter W. Heller, former chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, says a modest surtax may be desirable by July 1. He notes a soft first half of 1967 with momentum later, predicting GNP around 800 billion by year end, about 60 billion above 1966.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Walter W. Heller
President
Suggestuture
Polic
Heller
Emergency Alert Procedures Warn Public During Air Raid Siren
Chief Wright and city officials urged residents not to call emergency lines for non emergencies after a blast caused confusion. Net Alert will take over radio stations for true alarms and keep the public informed. The note also cites 1965 paper usage at 478 pounds per person.
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Wright
Fires destroy homes as city firefighters battle multiple blazes
Firefighters from several companies battled three house fires in separate incidents. Fire Captain Robert Green, 43, was injured when struck by a car at 327 Hawthorne Ave and hospitalized. A Christmas tree fire at 1827 Central Ave caused extensive damage, injuring two residents. A stove fire at 1617 Walton St caused smoke damage but no flames. In a fourth incident, 2206 Halford St saw flames under a bed. family fled and no injuries were reported.
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Robert Green
Hawthorne Ave
Columbus Ave
Green
St. John’s Hospital
Ward Smith
Central Ave
Smith
Alice
St. John’s
Fire Department
Iremen
William Fry
Walton St
Clarence Boards
Halford St
Boards
Jones
Indiana faces time zone clash as lawmakers seek clock law changes
State legislators in CST counties and 24 senators along with 51 representatives in EST debate daylight saving and standard time. Bir ch Bayh and Ray Madden both D Ind introduce bills to amend the federal Uniform Time Act so Indiana could exempt one zone but not another. The 1967 Indiana General Assembly contemplates memorializing Congress to pass such legislation while deciding whether to observe daylight time or standard time. Currently 77 counties and parts of three others stay on one time year round, with Chicago area and southwest counties using CST in colder months. Alaska’s four time zones are cited as a consolation.
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Cst
Est
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Ray J. Madden
Indiana
Congress
Chicago
Southwest
Alaska
GM Letter Questions Safety Standards For Cars
Barr argued many proposed safety standards are impractical or unfair as he weighed safety value against added cost to customers. He urged evaluating passenger participation attachments like shoulder belts by future tech and noted insufficient lead time for 1968 model implementation.
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Barr
Education funding rises across nation in 1960s figures
The NEA reports state support for public schools at 10.7 billion dollars up 9.8 percent and local revenues at 14 billion dollars up 6.2 percent. Districts spent about 1 billion more from loans bonds and property sales. Average expenditure per pupil is 529 dollars up 7.5 percent and 68 percent above 1957 58. About 1.8 million teachers teach 996 thousand elementary and 763 thousand high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
NEA
Social Security Tax Rates Rise in 1967 Increases
Washington AP reports Social Security tax jumps from 4.2 to 4.4 percent starting Sunday, with a maximum worker-employee tax of 290.40 for 1967 and a self employed maximum of 422.40. The wage base remains 6600, and receipts rise by about 1 billion to fund benefits. Med care gets 9.90 of the extra payment. School districts have eight months to adopt desegregation plans under 1967 guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of
Edcation
Hoosier float parade wins sweepstakes in Christmas pageant
The Rose Parade segment featured Khoman as grand marshal signaling the start. South Pasadena's entry A Voyage to Atlantis won the most beautiful noncommercial prize with eight Grecian maidens on floral porpoises and 60 000 chrysanthemums. Eastman Kodak won best commercial entry for America the Beautiful. Purdue earned first in the educational division with Road to Fame featuring Alma Mater of Astronauts and a Gemini capsule amid a Rose Bowl replica and banners of Big Ten schools.
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Khoman
South Pasadena
Atlantis
Boilermaker
Purdue
Madison County adds new council and GOP officials
New County Atwell Clifton Paddock and Cassell Otto were installed as Madison County Council members. Republican township trustees Eugene Gross and Earl E Fisher were installed, Fisher succeeding Democrat Willis Winkler. Other GOP officials include Leroy Bassett and Robert B Thrasher. Democrats inducted James Mitchell Opal Kaiser Jarriet Britton Aaron Sparks Grace Thomas. Hays family note marks third generation as county treasurer with staff updates in Superior Court.
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Atwell
Clifton Paddock
Cassell Otto
Madison County Council
Eugene Gross
Union Township
Earl E. Fisher
Anderson Township
Fisher
Willis Winkler
Leroy Bassett
Robert B. Thrasher
James Mitchell
Opal Kaiser
Pipe Creek
Jarriet Britton
Lafayette Township
Aaron Sparks
Adams Township
Grace Thomas
Superior Court Room
Hays
Walter Hays
Yelton
Superior Court
Ruby Rose
Roy Shepherd
Morris Carter
Lewis E. Jones
Anderson
Lawler
Democrat
Richard Kreegar
Phillippe
Everett McDaniels
Craig Campbell
Max Branch
Frankton Masons to Install Officers in Annual Rites
The Frankton Masons will install officers for the new year during the regular stated meeting this evening. Refreshments will be served after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankton
Frankton Masons
U S B 52 Raids Hit Vietnamese Bases Near Dong Ha
U S forces backed by Gen William Westmoreland launched B 52 strikes about 12 miles northwest of Dong Ha and again in the afternoon targeting bivouac areas and base camps in the southern buffer zone. Four American soldiers died when a tracked vehicle crashed near Bien Hoa.
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Mekong
Okaw
U.S
William C. Westmoreland
Saigon
Dong Ha
Bien Hoa
Light Rain Persisting Into Midweek Across Region
Light rain is expected downstate Tuesday with chances of more rain Wednesday and Thursday or Friday. Rainfall should stay under one-tenth inch as highs reach the 30s and overnight lows dip to the 20s. Wednesday may bring slightly warmer temps around 45 near Cleveland as a weather outlook.
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Josephine Ehrhart
Marie Kettron
Ohio Ave
Cincinnati
Frank
Catherine Osfield
Covington
Milford
Joseph Ehrhart
St Mary’s Church
Kettron
Leonard A. Ehrhart
Leo G. Ehrhart
Sophie Linnenkamp
Gertrude Comerford
Brown and Butz
John H.mittendorf and Son
St. Mary’s Cathedral
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Violet Davis
Violet Elsie Davis
Chauncey
Mike) Davis
E. 38Th
Ill
Arch
Sarah V. Byrne
Fairmount
Richard
Jerry Davis
Mabel Tate
Lillian Cunningham
Ted Byrne
Warsaw
Foster Byrne
Ernest Byrne
Kinney
Paul Hendricks
Coloma
Mich
Benton Harbor
Kaiser Funeral Home
Ruby Massey Hendricks
Priscilla Baines
Jean Shaffer
William Morris
William Frank Morris
S Main St
Sells and
Cora Shetterly
Fred S. Shetterly
Germantown
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Shetterly
Aladdin Lamp Company
Alexandria
Fifth Street Methodist Church
Rebekah and Royal
Tive
Shelbyville
Alan
Mary W. Burns
Velva Nokes
Indianapolis
Charles E. Taylor
Fifth Stteet Methodist Church
Washington Park
Mrs. Anna Potter
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Anna Potter
Thomas Heilman
Maplewood
George Seluean
Valerie Seulean
Orville Eubank
Glenn Closser
Bernie Mull
Robert Sloan
Brown and
Mrs
Ellen Barber
Ellen Elizabeth Barber
Park Rd
Beaufort B. Ae
Sells and Rowe
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
Madison
Savas Costomiris
David Cooley
Vallie Newton
Supersonic Jets
Jaycees Awards
LBJ
Vinelle
Norwalk
Hutch & Buffet
Welnut
Aii Renoue Ton Ave
The
Associated Press
Hoosier
New County
Cleveland
Progressive Party
U. S
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