Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Raymond G McCarty 82 of Fortville dies at home after long illness born Aug 26 1880 son of J C and Martha McCarty lifelong Fortville resident retired watchmaker 50 year member of Fortville Masonic Lodge survivors include widow Edna sister Mrs Hayes Busby brother Rex McCarty both of Lapel funeral at McCarty Fisher Funeral Home Leroy E Floyd 43 dies at Stig F Landrey Fortville church burial Gravel Lawn Cemetery born in Clinton County son of Earl and Nell Bozell former Delco Remy foreman he lived Kadiz Indiana burial Kempton Cemetery died at Veterans Administration Hospital in Cincinnati Ohio Sungardy Dewey Cooper 74 of Cincinnati died at VA hospital survivors widow Verna two sons Kent and Keith one daughter Lisa all at home three sisters and two brothers funeral at Baker Brothers Funeral Home in Cincinnati burial Kempton Cemetery later burial at Kempton Cemetery.
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Raymond G. McCarty
Fortville
North Merril St
J.C
Martha McCarty
Leroy E. Floyd
McCarty Fisher
Stig. F. Landrey
John’s Hospital
Willness
Gravel Lawn
Clinton County
Earl
Nell Bozell
Floyd
Delco Remy
Dewey Cooper
Anderson
Kempton
Ind
Cincinnati
Ohio
Yes Christian Church
Lisa
Kadiz
Indiana
John Home
Joseph
Mary Carter
Cooper
Mariel Ricketts
Mesa
Ariz
Dia
Orville
Anna) McNeille
Mand Gardner Paper Co
Cin Chicago
Mes
Shelvie
Mary
Inex (Welehal
Alderson
Caro
Yagford
Baker Brothers Funeral
Adams Township
Madison County
George Hanes Park Place
East Side Community Club
Bethany
Sail and Rowe Funeral Home
Anna
Mapiniogs
Comsbiary
Delco-Remy
Everett Hull
Greensboro
M.C
Howard Hull
Indianapolis
Ralph
Donald
Richard
Clifford Mull
Marvin Hull
South Bend
Estella Hoppes
Carl Hull
Sarasota
Fla
First Shows and Circus History in Early America
The article traces the development of the traveling show from George Washington’s era to the 19th century, noting the rise of the traveling circus, the addition of a menagerie in 1851, and the shift from wagons to trains due to moving complexity and travel risks. It covers circus life, seasonal work, and philanthropy within Shawman associations, then lists funeral notices for Joseph C. Schneider Lucy Huston Addie Hoehamer and Raymond Hull with basic details.
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Ucnunwea
America
Olson
Great Circus
Shawman’s Association
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Local Lives
Mary Eggman 72 of 1520 Morton St died at St. John’s Hospital. Born in Montgomery Alabama she lived in Anderson six years surviving six daughters two sons five sisters and many grandchildren. Service arrangements pending at Underwood and Brooks Funeral Home. Clyde S D Holley 61 to be buried Elm Ridge Cemetery Muncie Parson Mortuary services today.
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Joseph Schneider
Indianapolis
Joseph C. Schneider
Anderson
Brown and Butz
Huntsville Cemetery
Mary Eggman
Morton St
St. John's Hospital
Montgomery
Ala
Katie Wald
Hattie Lamphes
Georgie Dennis
Daisy Ford
Sarah Milton
Fannie Lamphers
Sam Lamphers
Clyde Holley
Clyde S. D
Holley
Parson Mortuary
Muncie
Elm Ridge Cemetery
Labor Disputants Continue From Page One
Labor disputants continued from page one led service of more than 24 railroads. The porters union seeks wage increase and shorter working month. Friday's meeting with railroad brotherhood and management spokesmen may be followed by separate sessions. Speculation centers on compulsory arbitration and government seizure and operation of railroads or a combination. The Association of American Railroads estimates a strike would involve 700000 workers.
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Page One
Porters Union
Wirtz
Big Railroad Brotherhood and Management
Association of American Railroads
Bridgettes Club Hosts Guest Bridge Evening
The Bridgettes Club hosted a guest bridge party at Guide Lamp Union Hall on June 26 with sixteen guests enjoying ecards and refreshments. Prizes were awarded to Viola Gomez, Alice Helen Miller, Cornelius Sparks, Annabelle Shirley, and Heddy Streaty.
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Bridgettes Club
Guide Lamp Union Hall
Viola Gomez
Alice Helen Miller
Cornelius Sparks
Annabelle Shirley
Heddy Streaty
Alexandria
Phillip
Emma J. Martin Blake
Christian Congregational
Aeen Ta Aick
Jones Cemetery
Yorktown
Fisher Brothers
Marion King
Lapel Methodist Church
Brookside Cemetery
New Delhi
India
Florence Van Horne Dies In Rest Home
Florence L. Van Horne 93 of 105 N 18th St. Elwood died at Hamilton Rest Home after seven years there. native of Madison County daughter of Andrew and Jane Larah. widow of John Van Horne who died in 1935. Funeral at Robert L. Dackley Funeral Home Saturday 2 p.m. Rev. Ralph Johnson officiating. Interment Elwood City Cemetery.
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Ralph Johnson
Elwoody City Cemetery
Khrushchev’s Unity Aim Clouds by Split at Summit
Russia denounces Chinese dissemination of a June 14 attack on Khrushchev and the Soviet Communist party. The incident follows Khrushchev’s tour in East Germany and signals a rift as Romania refuses to attend the unity summit, while the Foreign Ministry presses the incident as insulting.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Foreign Ministry
East Germany
The
Safety Council
Mule deer Predominate in Fresno and Sequoia Park Regions
In California, Fresno Kings Canyon and Sequoia national park regions near each other report mule deer as the most numerous mammal compared with other park areas.
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Fresno
King's Canyon
Sesquoia
California
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