Multiple Funeral Services Announced for Local Residents
Funeral notices list final rites today for Reubin Cox 58 of 1921 Locust Street at Zion Baptist Church with burial at East Maplewood Cemetery arranged by L May Funeral Home. Other services include Eugene Anderson 69 in Dugger and Ray Butsler 66 in Indianapolis with interments at Dugger Cemetery and Anderson Memorial Park respectively. Calls for Elmer Chapman 76 in Indianapolis and Hattie Gill 71 in Shelbyville follow, with Rowe Weston and Copher Feser Funeral Homes handling arrangements.
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Zion Baptist Church
Reubin Cox
Locust St
East
Maplewood Cemetery
L. May Funeral Home
Dugger
Eugene Anderson
E. 10Th St
Dugger Cemetery
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Brown and Butz Funeral
Ray Butsler
Delaware St
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Elmer Chapman
39Th St
Murphy Mortuary
Shelbyville
Hattie M. Gill
Waldron
Kingston Cemetery
Rowe and Weston
Cleo Songer
Raible Ave
Elwood
Copher and Feser
David
Rt. 2
Noblesville
Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery
Final rites for Charles M. Overman at local church
Charles M. Overman 95 formerly of Wilkinson will be laid to rest Thursday at 2 p.m. at Wilkinson United Methodist Church. Interment follows at Glen Cove Cemetery Knights Town. Calling hours begin today after 2 p.m. at Condo and Son Funeral Home and continue at the church one hour before the service.
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Wilkinson
Wilkinson United Methodist Church
Charles M. Overman
Glen Cove Cemetery
Knightstown
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Guardsmen to Shore Up Eroding Lake Michigan Shoreline
About 50 Army National Guardsmen from four north western Indiana companies will begin work Tuesday to shore up the eroding Lake Michigan shoreline near Beverly Shores. They will place concrete and rocks to halt erosion from waves and protect roads and homes, with three days expected to finish the effort. Officials report no immediate threat to nearby homes and no evacuations among the 25 residents.
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Beverly Shores
Ind
Army National Guardsmen
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Bushore
Sion
Otis R. Bowen
Nixon Stands Firm on Amnesty Policy
President Nixon maintains opposition to amnesty for draft dodgers and deserters. In a White House briefing, he reiterates the stance he voiced during the previous campaign.
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Nixon
Washington
White House
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