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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1970
Page
23
Anderson and Madison County area obituary notes record Everson G. Atkinson 92 of Anderson with two daughters Kathryn Boyer and Raymond Jordan. funeral details and burial in Economy Cemetery after extended illness. Also listed are death notices for C. Glenn Snyder 79 and others with service plans at local funeral homes.
Graveside rites scheduled for 2 30 p m today at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery for Minis William Sparkman infant son of Minis and Sharon Bryant Sparkman of 1470 Locust Street Middletown.
The coroner ruled Pamela Sue Robertson 24 died from an insulin overdose. Her services were set for 10 30 a m at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with interment at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
Caroline Schmidt 67 of New Orleans La a Noblesville native died Sunday at Southern Baptist Hospital She was born Sept 4 1902 and graduated Noblesville High School 1920 Indiana University 1924 She lived in New Orleans 14 years Surviving husband Jacob J Schmidt of New Orleans three children Joel Schmidt Hamilton Ohio John Schmidt Cleveland Ohio Susan Schults Painesville Ohio two sisters Frances Heylmann Noblesville Dale Gaddis Noblesville and eight grandchildren
Mrs Goldie G Loser 1 Rt 1 Elwood died at Mercy Hospital at 2 45 am Monday after several weeks illness She was born July 7 1888 in Tipton County daughter of Frank and Matilda Balser She married Clyde Loser in 1907 who died in 1966 Survived by three daughters Ruth Vivian Charlene five sons Francis Frankton Clarence Earl Charles in Anderson Jerome in Lafayette two sisters and three brothers 16 grandchildren six great grandchildren one great great grandchild Funeral 1 30 pm Wednesday at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home Rev O Gene Smith officiating Burial SunSet Memorial Park Cemetery mortuary after 2 pm Tuesday
Floyd C. Etchison 75 of Rt 2 died at Mercy Hospital at 7 p m Sunday after a brief illness. Born December 31 1894 in Madison County he was a son of Harrison and Belle Etchison. He married Daisy Frye November 25 1922.
Purdue University in Lafayette will hold hearings Wednesday on appeals by 20 students suspended until next January for disrupting an Army ROTC awards program during an anti war demonstration at the Purdue Armory on May 1. The 20 were among 30 suspended after a three member panel found them guilty.
The United States generates about 166.6 million pounds of wool each year, reflecting its substantial fiber production. This figure underscores the scale of domestic shearing, processing, and textile industries supporting wool growers and manufacturers nationwide.
Funeral services for Specialist Gary W Brown 20 killed May 15 when his helicopter was shot down in Vietnam will be at 1 PM at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Rev Charles Tarr will officiate. Interment in Anderson. Survived by parents Howard L Brown and Betty Brown Cline, a brother Richard D Brown, two stepsisters Jennifer Wofford and Mrs Gary Nix, a stepbrother Michael Cline, grandparents Everett Brown and James W Brown. Born February 28 1950 in Anderson he lived at Madison Heights then Boca Ciega and served as crew chief with the 101st Airborne.
Two men died and three others seriously injured in a fiery three-truck crash on Interstate 70 near Richmond Indiana. A semitrailer rear ended two highway painter trucks igniting fuel and paint, killing Alven Van Ness and Jack Whitaker while injuring four others.
A pilot campaign against littering will run from Memorial Day to Labor Day in Greene, Lawrence, Monroe and Owen Counties. The Indiana Park and Recreation Association with three state agencies will place cards in visitor centers at state parks and reservoirs. Card recipients must note littering violations from vehicles and provide license numbers. Cards are mailed to Indianapolis. license holders receive a violation letter with a litter bag and a postcard to report others.
Newly married couples are urged to plan for a financially secure future. The ad, representing Woodmen Accident and Life Co, invites interested parties to call for details with no obligation at phone number 643 9012. It appears in the Citizens Bank Building listing.
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