Anderson Obituaries William Cook and Other Notices
Obituary notices for William Cook age 69 of 1006 E. Ith &., died at St. John's Hospital after an extended illness. Survived by widow, son William Earl Cook, and two grandchildren. Body at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Also notices for Austin Woolf aged 87 of Terre Haute and Ruth Reed, widow of Leigh Furness, with survivors and pending services. Also Harry Lowman and Leo Priesoff obituaries with service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cook
William IL. Cook
E.ith
Chicago
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Austin Wools
Ruth Reed
Haute
Margaret Robert W. Reed
Nelson
Anderson
Leigh G. Furness
Logansport
Furnessville
Harry Lowman
Harry Kenneth Lowman
Hamilton Place
Ft. Wayne
Anaconda Corporation
Fu Wayne
Ty Eggman
Wayne
Harald Lowman
Shegan
Ear. Lowman
Muncie
Chester Lowman
Sells and Rowe Funeral Homes
Leo Priesoff
Leo B. Priesoff
Jackson St
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Thomas Heiltan
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Jake Wilson
Luther Curwen
Charles Lycan
Francis Pope
Bob Bilford
al Burris
George Kilgus
George Hockett! American Legion Post
Brown and Bulz
Victoria Barker Dies At Elwood
Victoria L Barker 95 of 180 N F and J Elwood died at home after a weeks illness Born June 2 1871 in Madison County to fotn and Louisa Roach married John H Barker March 27 1804 He died in 1951 Surviving Miss Bertha Barker Marshall Barker Serina Ohio and Louie Barker Columbus Ohio one half sister Mrs Myrtle Butler three grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren Body taken to Copher and Fesler Funeral Home arrangements pending
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Elwood
Victoria
L. Barker
Louie H.!barker
Columbus
Ohio
Myrtle Butler
J Elwood
Copher and Fesler Funeral
Kiwanians Tour New Boy Scout Center in Anderson
Anderson Kiwanis Club met Monday noon at the new Boy Scout Center at 1430 E. 19th. The tour followed lunch with committee chairmen including Cedric Dunkerly Boy Scout executive and members Dr. Richard Harrison Gordon France Carlos Reidel Walter Black H. B. Lackwood Fred Wright Everett Foust Miller Huggins Gene Yates and Robert Reitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Kiwanis Club
Boy Scout Center
New Feen
Cedric Dunkerly
AL. McColisoum
Richard Harrison
Gordon France
Carlos Reidel
Walter Black
H. B. Lackwood
Fred Wright
Everett Foust
Miller Huggins
Gene Yates
Robert Reitz
Free Will Baptists Plan Weekend Revival Series
The First Free Will Baptist Church sponsors a weekend revival event led by guest speaker Gis and hosted by Rev W F Chapman at the Harold E Ro Memorial Park area. The event runs from Wednesday afternoon through evening with additional services announced by the church.
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Chloe Pavey Loo
Limren
Riga
Chloe
Yin Pen
Cooper
Harold E. Ro
Free Will
W. F. Chapman
Devson Memorial Park
Ceme
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituary notices report William Graves Sr 88 Middletown died Tuesday at Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie born January 10 1908 survived by two sons and a daughter plus seven grandchildren burial at Miller Cemetery Middletown Carrie Foutz 75 New Castle formerly Elwood died at Henry County Hospital New Castle burial at South Round Cemetery Wellman Hall 43 Daleville funeral at Shirey Funeral Home Elm Ridge Cemetery and Polish Club picnic notes highlighted commemorating Poland 1000th anniversary celebration in city area report details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Graves SR
Middletown
Willian Graves Sr
Ball Memorial
Muncie
Henry County
Elizabeth Harter
William Graves Jr
Paul Graves
Kfe
Ballard and Shirey
R. C. Shirley
C. Edwin McClarnon
Miller Cemetery East
Carrie Foutz
New Castle
Cx. Foutz
Ormerly
Elwood
Henry County Hospital
McCr
Shirley
Floyd Phares
Couden
South Round
New Caste
Wellman Hall
Daleville
Shirey Funeral Home
Horace Shuman
Auction Notices Across Indiana Markets and a Viet Nam Casualty
A lengthy string of public sale notices from multiple Indiana towns lists auctioneers and items including household goods real estate livestock and vehicles. The notices mention locations near Mechanicsburg Anderson and Noblesville with specific times and addresses. The page closes with a UPI report naming Marine Corps 1st Lt Edward F Hap of East Chicago as among U S service members killed in Viet Nam.
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Edra Woods
Boyd Public Ale
Housetalil Goods
Dave Edoat
W. Pheans & Ke Wietenes
Cocyer Bublé
Ifurid
Dine
Cael
Aueboneer
Martin Nurs
Roe
Nea
Morgan St
Nanstown
Ed Keium
James Juctioneare
Walliam Martin
Mi. So
1St Rd
Mechanicsburg
Awiddieton Red
Bul Harter
Aughaileer
Hugh Ridgeway
Berm Earp
Springs
Mechanicskure
Hdl
McShurley
Suetioneer
Berry “Manning Public
Deucks
Sort Mills
Good Furniture & ‘Equip
Greensboro Fire
Maurier Bytket
Dae Kellum
Aursianeers
Suyly
Euerly Mils
Gongs & Lige
Mais St
Anderson
Ind
Ardell Fla Td
Anderson Ban Ie Cartpan
Dacknon
Mortie St
Hood
Oosier Marine
Washington
UPI
U. S. Arvicemen
Air Defense Department
Viet Nam
Marine Corps
Stanley J. Hap
East iChicago
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Gleem
Walgreens
11Th and Meridian Sts
St Att Reserve
Limit Queetitias
Indeo
KOTEX
Walgreen’s
Hazel Bishop
OWEN
Bristol Meyers
Judy Tr
BIG Boy Grill
Mimit
Walgreens All
Purpose Black
East Tear
Alcc
Connon
McDonald's
SUN
Brazil
Elijah and
de Jana Woolf
Church of Christ At
Linton
Mrs. Reed
Michigtg
Valparaiso Univers
Michiges City
Miami
Fle
Cornett Funeral Home
Fairview Cemetery
Paul
Nallie
Rosa Clare
I. Ns
Ft. Polk
Nellie E Haute
Reed
Freeman Woolf
Porte
Lin A Gerson
American Cancer Society
Jessie Parkhurst
Oakland
Calif
Gordon Juliis. Anderson
John McLallan Reed
Keen Walbot
Paris
France
Arry Hlf
Harry L. Huffman
E. School St
Herald EL Razelle
William Mathys
First Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Victoria Barker
Free Will Baptists
Huntington
Virga
Madison
Gerald P
Black St
Alexandria
Indiana
Smith Eublic
Mists
Gov. Ind
Bradley
Audron
Linsd Scott Pubtet
Ini
Woot Impante
Uitde Am St. Rd
Ok 'Preart
Stanley Public
Ousehold
Gands
Willow ‘Branch
Jon Keluni
Jim Bradley
Anderson Art
Massengill
Sit W
Dial
Earth
Trailways
Anderson Cincinnate
Baily Atlanta
Detroit
Toledo
Nashville
Union Bus Terminal
Main Street
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