Services Set For Dr Mayo On Wednesday
Private federal services are planned at the Maywood estate in Rochester for Dr Charles Mayo, last of the Mayo brothers to practice medicine. He died in his car after a gravel road crash on his 70th birthday. an autopsy cited injuries from the accident, not a heart attack. Mayo helped found the Mayo Clinic with his father and uncle, guiding surgery and medical education for decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Minn
Fir
Charles Wave
Orisuus Clive
Maya
CDI
Maywood
Stychester
Mayo
de Preefice
Ashe Son
Elinic Wito
Facillty
Charlis Mayo
Wistiam Maya
Soralline
University of Penne
Sylvania
University of Pennsylvania
University of
Lionel
Hubert Wym
Mivey
Senate
Risenhower
Charles Horner Maya
Univer Isity of Minnesota Medical School
Mey
Town Building Bids Studied After Opening
Bids for a new town building were opened Monday night during a Town Board session. The estimated cost of 2000000 was not awarded but sent to architect Thomas A. McConangney for recommendations. The building on Washington Street will cover 244 square feet and house offices for town clerk water and sewage, police and fire, rest rooms, storage, and an assembly room. Funding will come from 2000 from water, 38000 from sewage, with the rest from city funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
View Town
Ty Fajr- Towne
Thomas A. McConangney
Mutton
Washington St
Celves
Gray Reappointed Indianapolis Judge
Gov. Roger D. Bronigin announced the reappointment of Catt Gray of Petersburg to a judicial post. The term will run until July 1, with the appointment reaffirming the court’s leadership and continuity in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Indianapolis
Roger D. Bronigin
Catt Gray
Petersburg
Hartke Sees Peace Barrier in Saigon Talks
Senate figure Hartke warned Monday that Saigon faces a peace barrier in negotiations with the Viet Cong. He called for opening talks with the National Liberation Front and urged the Saigon regime to accept a settlement short of unconditional surrender to end the Vietnam conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Regime
Hartke
Washington
APY
Og Mega
Sud
Vietnam
Sen
Vane
Arike
Bnd
Uty
Dink Deu
South Vielen
Jto
Katd Jahar
Dea
Dhusd
Brit Abdul
Lapel Lions Club to Sponsor 22nd Annual Homecoming
Lapel Lions Club prepares for the 22nd annual Homecoming and Fish Fry at the Lions Community Building on Aug 15 18 and 47. The event is sponsored by Lapel Lions Clinic with President Wile Luv Moore Wes bd Lion and general chair Paul Stephenson. Free entertainment and a varied menu will be offered. Numerous committee heads including foot chair Werth Cassar and beverage chair Beb Wilson are listed, with committees for games, rides, cake, program, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Lions Clinic
Wile Luv Moore
Wes Bd Lion
Paul Stephenson
General Chai
Werth Cassar
Fond Sweetee
Ned Bourke
Irene Sylvester
Earl Cascaddeo
Bob Kluth
Carl Riley
Beb Wilson
Bob Ervin
Cashier
G_ pane bash
Joe Buganich
Marian Myers
Realph Lewis
Ben Munzinger
Bahagnon
Him Layton
Marty White
Bill Neese
Bil Chamberlain
Waylen Mosley
Bud Wwin
Ean
Bil Clifford
Kale
Wilfie Macre
John Kershberger
Clarence Keller
Leo Ralyaak
Charles Buslay
Games Volumillee
Paul Wallare
Neal Dickeron
Fred Hullman
Fred Wilfile
Bid Envin
Dan Hiday
Hiltost Reddick
Joe Duganich
Marion Myers
Ralph Lewis
Swede Croons Tunes To Set World Record
In Hoerby Sweden Jan Nilsson aged 27 sought a world record by nonstop singing at a local inn. He sipped sugar to soothe his throat while performing, claiming he sang for hours without pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoerby
Sweden
UPI
Jan Nilsson
Ujreal
Nilsson
Japan and Soviet Union sign Siberian lumber pact
The Soviet Union and Japan sign an agreement to develop the Siberian lumber industry. Japan will supply machinery and supplies worth about 160 units of currency in exchange for 21 000 cubic meters of lumber, bolstering cross border trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Soviets
TORVO
UPD
Esapan
Soviet Union
Siberia
Thesl
Wage Benefits Continued Tram Pace One
Union officials report wage and benefits gains in a three year contract near 26 percent, with discussions on language by technicians and lawyers. The 669 member Steel Industry Conference adjourned to 2 p.m. Tuesday for final settlement as pay coverage nears 78 percent. strikes loom if terms fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USW
Melsen
Wohl
Jstani-Hy
Baste Steel Industry
Tainaweling Tex
ATE
A Thought For You Tw the duping hoi is agreementee
Fragmented musings praise of building types and institutions across time from Temmations of our voltare to Wall of Wonks Oe WEREEMIES. The piece laments neglect of libraries guarding wisdom, urges visitors to witness history and nurture new ideals, thanking librarians for enabling it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulding
Dwight D. Efsenkiver
Wessears
Amenva
City House OKs Five Billion AMB System Plan
City officials and representatives from Mig ro Veult Qdep outlined a $5 billion thin AMB system to defend against potential Soviet or Chinese missile threats. The plan, designed for rapid development in the 1970s, met mixed views on cost and strategic value while emphasizing national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migro
Veult
Waswingyun
UPL
Pentagon
Don
Goneher
Andrew Orkik
Rell Grilug
Fionert Morvis
Ely
Devel
Micrefilm Racores
Howard Hishart
Euca
Otr
ICEM
Car crash injuries and deaths reported in Indiana
Police said a southbound car on the interstate blew a right tire causing the vehicle to lose control and crash. Gregory Cochran and four children were treated after the wreck. further injuries and a fatality are noted including Mrs Cochran, Mrs Grace Allty, and other local residents in Summitville and Madison County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Gregory Cochran
Tiyree
Ithee Cochran
Gregory
Lisa
Joffrey
Tatmara
Manan General Hospital
Omistap
Grant-Delaware County
Grant County
Lochran Wall
Ewing Puutrat
Summinitwile
Hath Rickseeker
Anderson Memorial Park
Alto $ Pan
Aucser
Ried AvEryny
Allen
Mark Fox
Howard Wisehart
Wen
Vera Lanane
Fairview SL
Fairview
Wisehart
Ilanene
Halla
Doin's Hospital
Wisehard
Asti Provess
Lenane
Herschel Bryant
Tow Ave
Belinda
Morgan
Prosparity Rd
Madison Cave
Community Hospitel Ist Nigit
Town Set to Expand Water Treatment Plant Under Industrial Standards
City officials announce Belco-Remy control of water effluents aligns with state and rural standards as a new facility extends for the foreseeable future. Wavaye Flanagan lauds the project as a good industrial citizen while J H Stonebraker of Baystone Construction leads the general contract. The plant, capable of substantial processing, will serve Columbus Ave and bypass areas and aims to cut the city’s water supply program. Rockefeller’s survey stance cited in the run to the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genneral Munager
Belco-Remy’s
General Motors
Wavyoe Flanagan
Delew-Remy
Pogram
Stele Board of
Heath
Ben Mink
Indianapolis
Columburs Ave
Ereas
Baystone Constructhen Company
Lye J. H Stonebraker
Ben Sewer
Rockefeller
Cannal
Time change debate splits local households
Community members including Mrs Patricia Burke and Mrs Jenny challenge a proposed shift to daylight saving time. Opponents warn of early morning confusion while supporters cite water utility needs and broader city plans. Residents like George Ellington and Orvin McQiedey weigh in as theft reports and lingering crime keep the town cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iean
Jenny
Stephen AL
Michel Hoiplon
Eckhorw
Andievos
Patricia Ray Burke
Fox
Hampton
George A. EL
Gaywood Dr
Donald Sweeneycuit Company
Fiiday
van Mont Olive
Charlie Echitge
I Iin D. Kekemoor
Atrus
Mir
Jie
Orvin E McQiedey
Andersen
Nicholson File Co
Nixon edges Rockefeller in Gallup poll resource battle
In Miami Beach Nixon supporters cite the Gallup poll as giving him an edge while Rockefeller aides fret over delegate strength. Figures show Nixon with 545 supporters to Rockefeller 203, amid cautious optimism from party leaders about first-ballot viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Miami Beach
Gallup
Rockefeller
Niven
California
Ronald Reagan
Escowragng
Chafee
Veitch
Associated Press
Nisan
Watts new location asked by 2 stations
In Washington AP dispatch two radio stations request a change of location. WOME at Badkad India? seeks to increase nighttime power from 500 watts to 5,000 watts under federal authorization. WLHE at New Albany agrees to relocate to Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Wasigngton
WOME
Btkhad
Tnd
Federal Communications
Corayn Isslon
New Albany
Louisville
Color Prints in A Hearse G'Dell Photos Maiy and Ihots
In a brief item the newspaper notes color prints in a local exhibit or feature titled G'Dell Photos Maiy and Ihots. It highlights photographic works presented to the public with emphasis on color prints and their display location and dates.
Social Worker Files Challenge To Draft Law
A long obituary and legal notice describe Mrs. Cora Findling of Daleville, a 76 year old social worker in Illinois, who died August 23. The suit argues the Selective Service Act infringes constitutional rights and seeks to reopen classification of 4M. Sanchez, a Chicagoan drafted despite claims of conscientious objection, appeals to federal court. The piece notes her husband’s death and the broader draft deferment debate, with details of court filings, local church ties, and interment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Findling
Dale
Cora Dilindling
Ciecago
Turtlecreek
Andersen
Chal Seon
Anderson
Cowan
Daniel Sanchex
Hus
Doe
Emma Kiser Medilis
C. Shivey
Tne Sanchez
Ev. Paget Weigley
Sunderland
Rey
Yorktown
Sapcog
Ballard
Wil
Hallock Named Western Athlete Conference Commissioner
TEMPE ARIZ AP Wills Hallock Jr director of the National Collegiate Athletic Association New York office was named Monday as the new commissioner of the Western Athlete Conference. He succeeds Ti Pant Drechler who resigned to become director of athletics at the University of California Berkeley. Member schools include Arizona State Brigham Young Utah New Mexico University of Texas at El Paso Wyoming and Colorado State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempe
Ariz
Wills Hallock Jr
National Collegiate Athletic
Assoviation
New York Offie
Western Athlete Conference
Pant
Drechler
University of California At Berkeley
Schoals
Arico
Arizona State
Brinham Young
Uteh
New Mexico
University of Texas At el Paso
Wyoming
Colorado State
Une! Jwersity
Soviet demands on Czechoslovakia press reform leaders
The Yugoslav news agency Trunjug reported Soviet officials insist on ousting anti Soviet elements in Czechoslovakia and the dismissal of many reform initiators. The report hints at pressure from Moscow on Prague to curb liberalizing moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frey Pege Oreeles
Trunjug
Czechoslovakia
Negro Disciples State Convention At Texas College
The Negro Disciples hold their 52nd state convention at Jarvis Christian College in Hawkins Texas. Dr Compton, director of Recon mission and associate secretary of the Ohio Society of Christian Churches, will address the gathering on the role of the Black Church today. The event includes discussion of poverty and city issues and a plan for church restructuring within the Disciples of Christ fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inchic
Sberal Action Commissioan
Caccipli Lana
Cristian Church
Disciples of Chit
Bissiplas
International Conversion
Obituaries for Melvin Harvey and Paul Eshelman
Melvin Harvey 50 of Joe Orlens VI died after a fatal attack in Miami Beach Florida. Final arrangements are incomplete at Hatchl By Mozeile Funeral Howe. He worked 77 years at Delow Remy Clisten, Deply Jil. Survived by widow Virginia Hageard and two sons Robert and Jerry Harvey. three daughters Linda, Barbara, and another named Patterson. several grandchildren. A former resident here Paul Eshelman 67 died May 24 at Mercy Hospital Canton Ohio. Burial at Rocky River Ohio area. Born in Anderson February 18, to Ross and Blanche Eshelman, he worked 19 years with East Ohio Gas as office supervisor. Survived by wife Elizabeth Dungen and siblings Norman, Elizabeth, and others. Funeral services set for Parker United Methodist Church with burial at Windfall Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Harvey
Nelvin W. Harvey
Joe Orlens
Mintel
Miami Beach
Pia
Iavalioahly
Mozeile Funeral Howe
Mr. Harvey
Delow Remy Clisten
Deply Jil
Grace Bapthist Church
Delvo-Remy Atility Men's Club
Barty
Tale
Keely
Ule Shedgrass
Haley
Indianapolis
Anderson
Rwlyn Beckett
Muncie
Slid Alrs
Barbara Patterson
Maskegor, Mith
A Rator
Billy Harvey
Flint
Mich
Lois Morlay
Vietor
Rice Thomas
Marilyn Ford
Frances Cieless
Flint, Mich
Erandchilden
Pay Esheman
Paul A. Exhelman
Mercy Hospital
Cantar
Minamies Gwee Cunduet
Durisl
Likewood Park
Rocky River
Ohio
Antossan
Joill
Ross W. Amt
Blanche
Branson Eshelman
Anderstin High School
Muer
Thie Firca
Ist United Prethyserisych
Cantha
Jmt
Musin
Hobby
Peed HH
Eshelman
Firs
Norman
Elizabeth) Dungen
Lakewond
Obie
Hint
Melva Trimble
Melva
Teimbie, Te
Parker
Riloh Trimble
Chesterfield
Bell
Orbit “Hospital
Mullele
Timne
Trindle
Adam Nicoholl
Alexandria
Ally Weismiller
Hobbs
Jessa Neely
Ralph
Grancedae Deen
Parker United Methodist Church
Notre Dame to Graduate 467 Friday in Summer Commencement
The University of Notre Dame will award degrees Friday to 467 graduates and honor Rev. Raymond W. Murray professor emeritus of sociology. Murray, 74, retired tonight after long service on campus and as chaplain at Beatty Memorial Hospital. Also noted is Mrs. Margaret Abel winning Indiana World War I veterans group post. Kiwanis meeting planned at Mounds YMCA with 4H report and Pony Express riders highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Int
UPL
University of Notreame
Raymond W. Murray
Sehon
YEW
Margaret Abel
Menitian St
Ved
She Laves Sussary
Indiana Department of the Veterans of
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Clu
YMCA
Lee
Lafayette
Kiwanis Arpatiization
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Mayo
Lapel Lions Club
Wit But Moors
Dons Davis
Ledy Lions Club
Wayas Fall
Links Clu
Br Ainne
Ron Hiday
Orville Wood
Mare
Baler Brethon
Euneeo’ Homa
Astley
House
Page One
Mrs. Cochran
Stoy
Bessie Ant Fox
Ummitville
Rovert Cochran
Rey Fox
Summitvilles
Sten| Mis
Suzana Strudel
Nev
Nis
Maygaret
Hughes
Albed Wilson
Alfred Scott Wilson
Ath St. Elwood
Ulan City
Ind
Allen Auckerman
RL 5
Con City
Joseph Wilson
Union City Memorial Revit
Avckerman
Janet Danewod
Union
Suemitville
Anlu
Summitville
Mmna
A. Sewiitrailer
George T. Wesseler
Milroy
Madison
Cook
Aran
Olice
Elzie Barrington
Pendleton Ave
Estes
Harrington
Leon
Leach
Winglar
Miami
Aldshe Rockefeller Hongter
Goy
Joho Hi
Chaféa
Rhode Island
Shenol
Charles K. McWhorter
Budart
Treaster
Cal
Senaty
Wational Bank
Aring Cay
New Banking
Leena
Sister
Thesau
Sanchex
He -Asaenamora
Atrs
de Nalencert Crayies
James Musca
Clarense Il
Jamies
al Vale
Ina Cripe
Kammersne Cripe
Hamilton St
Feder
Postiliga
Sanchez
Hallock
Texas College
Bis Chestview
Senting Woodmen Accident and Life Company
Notre Dame
Pony Express
Fred James
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!