Obituary notices from Anderson and surrounding towns
A sequence of obituary notices and funeral details for Dora W. McFall and numerous local residents including Sarah Catherine Gill Charles Frazee Elinor Sampson Anna White Earl Andrew Dean Ada Pearl Dunham W Harvey Lucas Luther C Brown. Services set at Brown and Butz and Rozelle funeral homes with memorial park cemetery burial plans. Survivors, birthplaces, and church affiliations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Church
Ander
Iowa
Bethany Brotherhood
Buria
Zion
Norman White
San Diego
Sisterhood
Raleigh
Calif
Ralph White
Ander- Brown and Butz Funeral
Daught
Rap T. White
Rocky
Pend-Ster
Loren Lloyd
Anders
Anna Wiite
Pinckney
Mich
Harold E
Elinor Sampson
Madison County
Rozelle
Elinor
Frank
Elizabeth
Elbert C. Frazee
Melvin R. Philips
Sampson
High Winds Halt Cape Canaveral Rocket Shot Attempt
Jet stream winds up to 145 miles per hour at 40 000 feet prevented any rocket shoot from Cape Canaveral. Jupiter C launcher stood in the service tower as Air Force Thor missile veered off course but failed to complete a successful flight due to overcast and high altitude winds. Funeral notices follow for Sarah Jane Loy and Gracie Neil with services pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Gordon Dunn
Miami
iAn
Air Force
Thor
Sarah Jane Loy
Marion
Cape
Dunn
Owens
Arnold
St. Anderson
Florida
Ayres Services Conducted In Upland
Funeral services for Dr. B. W. Ayres 92 father of Dr. Kenneth Ayres of this city were held at the Upland Methodist Church. A vice president emeritus of Taylor University he helped dedicate the Ayres Memorial library in 1951. He is survived by two other sons Dr. Wendell Ayres of Marion and Dr. Gilbert Ayres of the University of Texas, along with seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Ayres
Kenneth Ayres
Marion General Hospital
Upland Methodist Church
Upland
Ayres
Marion Hospital
Taylor University
University
Ayres of
Anderson
Wendell Ayres
Marion
Gilbert Ayres
The
University of Texas
J E Hammons Dies in Nebraska at 83
Elwood resident J E Hammons aged 83 died Tuesday evening in Central City Nebraska. His sons Hubert Hammons of Elwood and William Hammons and Mrs Ethel Gibson of Anderson and the granddaughter Mrs Jack McDonald of Elwood are noted in the obituary. The family left Tuesday night for Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
J. E. Hammons
Hubert Hammons
William Hammons
Ethel.Gibson
Anderson
Central City
Neb
Nebraska
Jack McDonald
Handley protests plan to cut Indiana Guard strength
Gov Handley protested to President Eisenhower against announced plans to reduce the Indiana National Guard. Logan O Cowgill said the letter urged no further reductions as the 38th Division faced budget limits. The governor warned further cuts would undermine training and national security. Funeral services for Logan O Cowgill were held Friday at First Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Handley
Eisenhower
Indiana National Guard
Logan O. Cowgill
White House
Logan O. Cowlandley
Baker Brothers
Dr. George
Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
East Maplewood
Indiana
Jision
Obituaries and Cabinet News From Madison Area and Damascus
Clarence Cyril Gooding 82 of Frankton died Tuesday in Gable Nursing Home Anderson services 2 15 p m Thursday at Christian Church burial KP IOOF Cemetery George JC Harper Funeral Home Frankton. Mrs Jesse Stiffler 81 Muncie died Tuesday at home on Cowan Road Muncie services Thursday Meeks Mortuary burial Sunderland Cemetery. Syrian cabinet meets to arrange Shukri Kuwaily trip to Cairo for proclamation of United Arab State union of Syria Egypt and Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Culley
Anderson
Betty Jane
Youston
Daleville
Brown and Bulz
Benda
Nashville
Harrisburg
Gracie Neil
Florence Neil
Henry St
East Maplewood
Henry Horton
Leonard P. Underteed
Clarence C. Gooding
Jesse Stiffler
Muncie
Margaret Rinker
Meeks Mortuary
L. S. Hile
Cowan Road
Sunderland
Damascus
Shukri’ Kuwaily
Cairo
Syria
Egypt
U S Proposes End Of Diplomatic Travel Curbs
A State Department official said the United States is ready to remove all travel restrictions on Soviet diplomats if Moscow imposes similar limits on American Embassy personnel. Since 1955 the U S barred unrestricted Soviet travel in about 43 000 square miles. the Soviets restricted American travel for 15 years. The closed Soviet area covers about 120 000 square miles including major cities. Both sides require host government permission to visit closed areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
United States
Soviet Union
U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dora W. M'Fall
Dora W. McFall
Ind
Anna McGee
State St. Anderson
Navy
Walter
Sarah Catherine Gill
Georgia Smith
E. 9Th
Robert E. Gill
Michigan
Brookline Dr
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Memorial Park Cemetery
Earl Andrew Dean
East Lynn St
Earl Carter
Worthington, Jo
Enoch Dean
Nicholson
Dean
East Lynn
Anna May Stinson
Vallejo
May
Harold Rozelle
George Harris
IMRS
Ada Pearl Dunham
Schubert Apartments
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Francis Fritt
Brown and Butz
W. Harvey Lucas
Main St
Jin the Brown and Butz
Innear
Luther C. Brown
Luther Charnie Brown
Fletcher St
U.S. 31
Sellersburg
Free Will Baptist Church
iRev
Oliver Brown
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
St Drug Dept
Vigran
Lilly Lextron
Bbc
Kodak Film
Doan
BOX Books
Home Needs Dept
Wis
Tack A
Townell
Haag's
Cutter Board
Electrical Dept
General Electric
Haag
Iore
Meoluy
Uohit OI
Roundwood
Ieee
Dorothy Gray
Harrie
Hubbard Ayer Hand Eet
Velour
Gerber's Baby Foods
Yttor
Wennen
Procti
Trittle
Rosewater
Cycre
Ture
Madison
U.S
Valparaiso
Simmons
Pendleton Furniture Mart
Huntsville
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