Area Deaths and Obituary Notices in Anderson
Obituaries from Anderson area list W Hartman 74 of 2803 6th St died at St Johns Hospital after illness. Mae Redick 68 of 40 East Fourth Street died at Community Hospital. Florence Carter Clarence Pop Carer of Lakemont Ave Barter Park Florida died. Edith Bronnenberg 70 of 2082 Eighth St died at Community Hospital. Multiple other local deaths listed with survivors and funeral details.
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Daes
Ge W. Hartman
St. Blohn’s Hospital
Bappleton
Wisc
Sos Anderson
Telep Remy
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Vidi Masonic Lodge
Her
Eastern Star
Killbuck
Gles Lodge
Baker Brothers ‘Eneral
G. Lavon Fisher
Eemortuary
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Llorence Carter
Clarence
Lakemont Ave
Barter Park
Fla
Doemerly
Anderson
Scott County
Orlando
Key Life Film Missions Inc
Oigds Baptist Church
Wilco-Vera Ecoff
Clarence D
Joe BeGranahan
Flamilton
Hfo
Vangerine Craig
Cambridge City
Firs
Nora Robinson
Edith Bronnenbergers
Edith M. Bronnenberg
Eighth St
Community Hospital
Cranford
Lapel
James
Louise} Lanier
Perth
Australia
Keith Davis
Trinity United Methodist Church
Lam
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Brookside Cemetery
Roscoe Sizelove
Roscoe F. Sizetove
St. John's Hospital
Delco. Remy Department Sn7
Mounds State Park
St. Matthew
Shelby Gaddis
Sheloy L. Gaddis
Henderson
Aluminum Company
First Baptist Church
Mary
Jack
Elwood
Joe
Russell
Maurice
Middletown
Celoria Warless
Indianapolis
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Robert Huffman
Robert E. Hoffman
Los Angeles
Calif
California
Pearl Harbor
Roy Hoffman
Linda
Roy D
Tampa
Juanita V
Irma Adams
Fortville
Harry Adams
Methodist Hospital
Fisher Funeral Home
Charles Allstoil
Oxford
Ind
Fisher Moritary
Fisher Moritary This Evening After 7 O'Clock. Mrs. Adams
DAR
Fairview Presbyterian Church
Muriel Stahl
May price lift eases as inflation viewed in slower goods rise
Prices rose only modestly in May with farm products up six tenths of a percent and industrial commodities up two tenths. Retail sales improved aided by rebates weather and employment gains as Sears Penney and Montgomery Ward posted gains. OPEC plans a price rise while oil import costs may lift 40 to 60 percent for producing countries. Auto demand trimmed unsold stocks though plants closed to cut inventories and GM idled Wilmington workers starting June 13 with 1 180 hourly layoffs.
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May
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Esge Co
J.C. Penney
Woolworth Co
Montgomeryard & Co
Mohammed Yeganeh
Wtan
OPEC
Wilmington
Air smuggling via World War era planes floods U.S. with marijuana
Federal officials report pilots including Vietnam veterans fly 150 planeloads of marijuana daily into the United States. Crashes, fiery deaths, and large networks hinder enforcement as smugglers use long range planes like the Lockheed Lodestar and Constellation to move cargo from Colombia and Mexico.
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Miami
Fla
United
Jacques Kiere
Drug Enforcement Intelligence
Kiere
el Paso
Tex
Entelligente Center
EPIC
United States
Constellation
Vietnam
Dawsonville
Rockwood
Tenn
David Costa
Federal Drug Enforcement Agency
DEA
Jamaica
Colombia
Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexico
Caribbean
Aa Constellation
Madison County Planning Commission to review five rezoning petitions
The Madison County Planning Commission meets Tuesday at 9 a.m. to vote on five rezoning requests, a rezoning ordinance, a subdivision control ordinance, and a plat for Union Township. Proposals include converting near two dozen parcels to business or residential uses, plus River Park Estates approvals.
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Madison County Planning Commission
Union Township
Martin Faskuil
Union Township Pike
Soce
Harry
Ruth A. Brewster
Ind. 9
Free Road
Richland Township
River Park Estates
No-Fault Insurance Measure Questioned by Levi
Attorney General Edward H. Levi challenged the federal no fault auto insurance bill before the Senate Commerce Committee saying it intrudes on state sovereignty and could be unconstitutional. He suggested rewriting to remove problems while noting Congress must decide the concept's wisdom amid states testing their own systems. Senators Moss and Stevens defended the measure as preserving states rights in insurance regulation.
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Washington
Edward H. Levi
Levi
Congress
Senate Commerce Committee
Robbery on bypass as man forced to surrender wallet
Rodney K. Parker reports an armed robbery on the 03 bypass near Alexandria after a car flashed its lights. A white man, 25 to 28, held a gun to Parker’s ribs, taking $200 and the wallet before fleeing north. The case is under investigation by the Anderson Police Department.
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Alexandria
Rodney K. Parker
Criminal Investigation Division
Anderson Police Department
McDonald's
Itic
Jackson Streets
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Woodlawn Memorial Park
Oday
Terry Tremps
Jacksonville
Fis
Flardage and Son Funeral
Anderxm
Terry Ant Tremps
Richard Arlen Tremps
Delta
Walter Arnold
Harold Tremps
Jim Susani Johnson
New Castle
Bessie Hendricks
Upton
George C. Harper & Son
Frankton
Alvin Covell
Trier
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Erskin Cook Wilkinson
Erskin
Eric
A. Cook
Kennard
Wade
Charles Dewey
Union City
Hortense Gengler
Coldwater
Ohio
Reva Road
Como & Son Funeral Home
Harlan Cemetery
Marvin
It St
Possitve
Cross and
Poplar
Roy W. Newton
Popter St
Poptar
Cross
John Armstrong
Cross St
Bovid L. Doldey
U.S
Charles E. and
Patrica
Milnes
And. 37
Ind. 24
Pipe Creek Township
State Insurance Commissioner
Frank Moss
Utah
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Dergarmi
U.S.A
Qreedway & Grond
Srom
James, Jr
Wendy Hale
Henry St
Madison County
Madison County Orphans’ Home
Welfare Department
Miller
Dan Stewart
Kevin Miller
Go-Getters
Bob Abshire
Versailles State Park
Cooperative Extension Service of
Purdue University
Indiana Hardwood Lumbermen's Association
James Dailey
Wighland Ave
Michael C. McDonald
Tanglewood Dr
Michael Mitchell
Hennie Cravens
Sunset Blvd
Malcolm Hedlof
Terry Wood
Summitville
Wyward Nelson
Evansville
John Woosnam
Wayne K. McCallister
E. 8Th Street
Anderson, Indiana
Halsum
Maison
Obie
Eckrich
Bologna
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