Miss Mary E Murfin services stated in Pendleton
Miss Mary E Murfin 61 of Chicago Illinois former Pendleton resident died Tuesday at St John s Hospital Anderson Funeral services set for 2 pm Friday at Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton Reverend Douglas Morton Mt Zion Lutheran New Columbus will officiate Burial will be in Mendon Cemetery south of Pendleton
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Pendleton
Mary E- Murfin
Chicago
Ill
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Cornell Bright
Douglas Morton
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
New Columbus
Mendon Cemetery
Purdue Finds New Spider Mite Control
Purdue University entomology reports a new control using wheat flour and buttermilk to fight spider mites in apple orchards. Dr. G Edward Marshall notes the slurry sprayed on foliage traps and envelops mites. eggs show reduced hatchability. method is safe, inexpensive, and being tested by Indiana growers.
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Purdue
Lafayette
Purdue University
G. Edward Marshall
Orleans
Marshall
Indiana
John V. Osman
Peterson's Ointment Brings Quick Piles Relief
Advertisement recalls a Buffalo druggist who created an ointment for piles providing quick cooling soothing relief. The product gained national fame and Peterson's Ointment became a favorite in thousands of households. Ask your druggist for the box or 85 cent applicator tube. Miseven's Ointment offers a money back guarantee.
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Buffalo
Peterson
Not in Accident Clarified for Mrs Ruby Miller
Elwood woman Mrs Ruby Miller was not hospitalized after a Sunday incident involving her son, contrary to earlier publications. The clarification states no injuries requiring hospital care occurred.
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Ruby Miller
Elwood
Soil Now Ready For Seeding Grass Waterway
Purdue extension engineer Don Sisson says August and September are ideal for seeding grass waterways in Indiana. If moisture exists, grass starts well before winter. old waterways may need reconstruction for deeper channels and better runoff. Re-seeding sparse plots with alta rescue grass and spring oats as a cover crop aids erosion control and soil protection.
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Lafayette
Indiana
Don Sisson
Purdue University Extension
Sisson
Alta
Caribbean Forces to Add About 1400 Troops
U S military forces in the Caribbean will be strengthened by roughly 1400 men over the next eight to ten months, according to command headquarters. Officials did not provide reasons for the increase or current force levels.
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Balboa
C.I
U.S
Caribbean
Dean
Mrs Margaret O Fredericks 81 dies after short illness
Mrs Margaret O Fredericks 81 of 2603 Meridian St died at St John s Hospital after a short illness. Born July 4 1881 in Braidwood Ill she moved to Anderson in 19 and was active in St Ambrose Rosary Society Daughters of Isabella and Hibernians. Survived by husband Edward three daughters four sons 26 grandchildren 11 great grandchildren and three sisters. Funeral from Baker Brothers with services at St Ambrose and burial in St Mary s Cemetery.
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Margaret O. Fredericks
Meridian St
St. John’s Hospital
Braidwood
Ill
John
Catherine Riley
Anderson
Fredericks
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Rosary Society
Daughters of Isabella and the Hibernians
Henry Frisch
Bernard Muentnich
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Thomas Heilman
Funeral Home
St. Mary's Cemetery
Defense money bill gains Senate House compromise support
The defense spending bill passes a Senate House compromise at 48.136 billion dollars, slightly above Kennedy administration requests. McNamara urged removing a directive to hold Army National Guard at 400000 and Army Reserves at 300000, but the provision remains. Dr. Gus Jeeninga of Anderson College will speak on The Dead Sea Scrolls at 6:30 p.m. at Don's Barbecue during Sertoma Club dinner. He is a Holland native.
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Washington
Senate House
Kennedy
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Army National Guard
Gus Jeeninga
Anderson College
Sertoma Club
Don
America
Holland
Obituary: Louvenia Curry 84 of Anderson
Louvenia Curry 84 of Anderson died at 4 30 p m Wednesday. Born in Talladega Alabama she had lived in Anderson 13 years. Survived by two daughters Jennie Thomas Anderson and Sillar Johnson Vincetown New Jersey a grandson and a son in law. Friends may call after 6 p m today at Underwood and Brooks Memorial Chapel. Services 1 p m Friday at Second Baptist Church with Rev Robert L Saunders officiating. Burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Body to church two hours before services.
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Louvenia Curry
Locust St
Talladega
Ala
Anderson
Jennie Thomas
Sillar Johnson
Vincentown
N.J
Underwood and Brooks
Second Baptist Church
Robert L. Saunders
East Maplewood
Services for Mrs Alice Mathews Jones Held Today
Mrs. Alice Mathews Jones 78 of Rt 2 Anderson died Monday. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. today at Albright Funeral Home with Rev. Ernest W. Hamilton and Rev. Eugene Smith officiating. Burial follows at East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Alice Matthews Jones
Anderson
Albright Funeral Home
Ernest W. Hamilton
Eugene Smith
Park Place Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Baker of Fairfield
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Baker 74 of Fairfield were held Saturday. She died last Wednesday in Fairfield. Burial followed at Fairfield. Surviving are her husband Sam Baker a daughter Miss Clara Baker of El Centro California another daughter Mrs Fred Janney of Anderson a son Everett Baker of Fairfield Illinois three granddaughters all of Anderson and two grandsons both of Fairfield. Mrs Baker had visited frequently in Anderson.
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Elizabeth Baker
Fairfield
Ill
Fred Janney
W. 19Th St
Anderson
Farmers urged to display red flag on vehicles
Purdue University farm safety specialists with the Indiana Farm Safety Council urge operators of slow moving farm equipment on state and federal highways to display the red flag or flashing light as required by law. They note the device aids safety on county roads too and call for enforcement plus trimming of tall weeds at intersections and farm entrances.
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Lafayette
Purdue University
Indiana Farm Safety Council
Albert E. Huber
Indiana Traffic Safety Foundation
Ind
John Barton
Indiana State Police
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
William H. Bunt Huston 62 of Ingalls died at Hancock Memorial Hospital after a months long illness. Survivors include his widow Iona, four sisters, a brother, and several nieces and nephews. George McCarty Funeral Home Fortville handling arrangements. Mrs Sarah B Scott 85 of Noblesville died after six months illness. Born in Canton Ohio she had lived in Noblesville six years. Survived by sister Myrtle Krock Indianapolis and several nieces and nephews. Graveside service 2 p.m. Friday Crownland Cemetery with Rev Paul Stevenson officiating. Contributions suggested to any worthwhile project.
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Fortville
William H. Bunt Huston
Ingalls
Hancock Memorial Hospital
Greenfield
Iona
Dorothy Taylor
Enid Brennen
Florida
Eda McLary
Carrie Hudson
Henry Huston
George McCarty
Noblesville
Sarah B. Scott
Roosevelt Dr
Long Beach
Calif
Canton
Ohio
Harry Albert
Anna Klouse Bottorff
Scott
Alexandria
Ind
Myrtle Krock
Indianapolis
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Crownland
Paul Stevenson
First Methodist Church
Lapel Man Melvin Sylvester 85 Dies After Illness
Lapel resident Melvin Sylvester 85 died at 10 p m Tuesday in St John s Hospital Anderson after a long illness. Born in Hamilton County he lived most of his life in Lapel with a niece Mary Wells. Survived by a sister Muriel Fear and many relatives. Funeral 2 p m today at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel with Rev Elvin Powers officiating. Burial services to follow.
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Lapel
Melvin Sylvester
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Sylvester
Hamilton County
Mary Wells
Muriel Fear
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Elvin Powers
Fire In Maternity Ward Forces Removal Of Mothers
A stubborn three alarm fire broke out in the maternity ward of an old New York hospital forcing nurses to evacuate 148 adults and 51 children including 32 infants. Thirteen patients were in serious condition as firemen fought flames and smoke for an hour.
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New York
UPI
St. Mary's Hospital
Koalas Rarely Drink Water in the Wild
Australian koalas, also known as koala bears, almost never drink water. They obtain most moisture from eucalyptus leaves, relying on leaf sap and dew to stay hydrated.
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