Wayne County Funeral Details And Local Crashes
Services will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at the funeral home led by Rev. George Skinner for a Tay Wayne County section resident. In another incident, Phillip Ruble aged 18 and his 15-year-old brother were involved after their grandparents' home. a 1 year old youth faced charges of drawing a deadly weapon and reckless homicide along with police disregard. A head on collision five miles west of Evansville on Ind 62 claimed William A. Nally 45 and Louelle Reed 55. two Mount Vernon youths were seriously injured. Henry K. Dehner Jr., 22, of Fort Wayne died in a one-car crash east of Decatur on U.S. 224.
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Phillip Ruble
Clarksburg
Evansville
Ind
William A. Nally
Kirkwood
Louelle Reed
Mount Vernon
Louis D. Key
James Jey
Henry K. Dehner Jr
Fort Wayne
Decatur
U.S
Erhita Imet
Hina Ta Antan
Sherman Holidaw
Gale
Ida Davis
Will Science
Loh
Washington
Davies County
Anderson
Francis
Martha Holtzclaw
Greensboro
Asis
Bethany
Sells
Jones
Josef Palat
East ‘Christian Church
Markleville
Multi-vehicle collision ends with injuries near Muncie
A Muncie man failed to turn into a driveway causing a chain of crashes. The Tear of the Anthony car was struck, then another car head on. Hugh Hensley, 60, and grandson Jack, 12, suffered chest, head and leg injuries as vehicles were demolished. Tuhey jailed for DUI. Investigating deputies and a town marshal reported the scene.
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Page One
Tuhey
Anthony Auto
Cary
Hugh Hensley
Markleville Rd
Jack Hensley
iThe Hensley
Frank Landaker
Larry McCartney
Chesterfield
Wayne Downey
One Small Lad Doubts Politeness In Vacation Bible School
In Rochester Indiana a five year old, Terry Patridge, stayed seated during a dinner and dance plan at Linders. A ceiling section collapsed onto the table injuring him, while other children remained seated. He required stitches. Senior classes in Edgewood would end their high school careers with a Commencement at 8 p.m. Thursday in the gym. Also Belgrade Yugoslavia reports Sukarno of Indonesia will visit June 12 by Tito invitation.
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Rochester
Ind
Terry Patridge
Terry
Methodist Church
Ned Bemenderfer
Linders
Edgewood Country Club
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Sukarno
Indonesia
Tito
Spiritualists Continued From Page One
Continued report on spiritualist topics appears on page one with ongoing coverage of meetings figures and beliefs. The brief notes reference speakers organizations and local interest in spiritualist movements.
Anderson Obituaries feat Clella Sibbert and William Upton
Obituary notices for Clella Mae Sibbert aged 81 of 1004 tory and William A. Upton of 158 Nursery Rd mention funeral details at Park Place Church and East Maplewood Cemetery. The piece notes Sibbert’s residence history, a local sculpture memorial, and church roles including Edith Stillwell and Pansy Cox in the First Presbyterian Church trustees.
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Canion Bells
Clella Sibbert
Cleila Mae
Sibbert
Tory
Wath St
George Maxon
Ranbek
William Upton
William A. Upton
Nursery Rd
White County
Frank
Emma Colvin Glasco
Anderson
Park Place Church Camp Ground
Cathel
Rob
God
Gene Newberry
Mable Biffle
the Church
Retary
Pansy Cox
Treas
Urer
George Gibson
Loretta Schmitt
Bertha Snapp
Mamie S. Brown
Marvin
Columbia U Chicago graduate joins Anderson College faculty
Columbia University Chicago graduate who earned his PhT in 1953 joined Anderson College as an assistant professor of history after a year of doctoral studies. He and his family are listed in a memorial notice. survivors include his wife Christi, a son Robert, a daughter-in-law, and six sisters. Visitation is scheduled after 2 pm Thursday at the Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home.
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Anderson College
Christi Aasnelsrence
Usb
Robert Io Sher
E. Rozelle
Hammond
Hom
Kathy
Patricia Sibert
F. D. Wallin
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mesdames Etta Hodges
Delilah Fisher
Wallace Cook
Clarence O'Neil
Lee Trione
Granite City
Rozelle
United Plant
Indiana Red States
Lohformatory
Pendleton
Karl
Karen
James E. Freeman
Ander Family
Derson
Lawrence
Medii State of
Loh
Nuck
American Political Science Asso Ots
Carmichael
American Society of International Law
Marif
Slc
W. Jath St
Alexandria
American Association of Uni-Fed
Wniversity
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituary notes list multiple deaths across Madison and nearby counties including Noblesville Pendleton Richmond Argos and Anderson. Entries mention ages, residences, funeral arrangements and burial details with pastors and churches, and note cremation and succession of services at various local funeral homes.
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Madison
Anderson pays tribute to community leaders and survivors
Obituary notices profile Mrs McCarel and Dr Woolf with long resumes. Details cover family survivors, residences in Anderson and Noblesville, and community roles including St. Mary’s Church, Scout offices, and Indianapolis world affairs work. Other notices list Worth Romine, Bert Cook, Forrest Vestal, Garnet Steiner with funeral details in Anderson.
Emperor Hirohito Plants Rice Seedlings Opening Season
Emperor Hirohito in rubber boots and a worn hat planted rice seedlings in a water filled paddy behind the Imperial Palace to mark the start of the planting season. The scene was witnessed by a palace chamberlain and an attendant as he rolled up his sleeves.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Imperial Palace
Treason Trial Witnesses Say Foreign Help Expected
Paris witnesses at the treason trial of former Generals Maurice Challe and Andre Marie Zeller testified that rebel leaders believed foreign support would come. Gen Georges Heritier said Challe anticipated De Gaulle quitting within six to eight weeks if Algeria success was seen. Zeller added that several countries including Portugal Spain South Africa Israel and parts of South America would back them.
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Paris
UFI
Maurice Challe
Andre-Marie Zeller
Georges Heritier
Algeria
United States
Heriter
Challe
Charles de Gaulle
Heritier
Zeller
Portugal
Spain
South Africa
Israel
South America
Compromise Reported in 14-Nation Geneva Talks
Britain and the Soviet Union reportedly reached a compromise to keep the 14 nation conference on track, with U S backed efforts to avoid diplomatic fallout. Challe and Zeller deny outside help while U S officials deny CIA involvement. Argentine meatpacking workers strike for wage gains and maritime union plans a 2 hour stoppage for better salaries and benefits. Sweden’s population under 15 years reaches about 23 percent.
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Geneva
Britain
Soviet Union
Challe
Heritier
Laos
Dean Paul Ash
Shi
U.S
W. Averell Harter
Cha
U.S. Central Intelligence
U. S
Aires
Argentina
Maritime Union
Wall Street Journal Editor To Be Given Journalism Award
Bernard Kilgore, president of the Wall Street Journal, has been named to receive Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism's fourth Journalism Award. The award honors enterprise and resourcefulness in journalism and will be presented at a meeting next week. Kilgore, long associated with the Journal, began his career after graduating from DePauw University and has led the paper since 1945.
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Wall Street Journal
Rman
Laos
Kremlin
Britain
Malcolm MacDonald
George Pushkin
Mac- MacDonald and
Pushkin
Kilgore
Jas
Easir
Princeton
Kennedy
Khrushchev
DePauw
Greencastle
Vienna
Diana
U.S
New York
Bernard Kilgore
The
Columbia University Graduate” School of Journalism
Smnannsad Tractlaw
Danish Navy loses Battle and ships' clash at sea
A Danish frigate fired on the British trawler Red Crusader after it refused to stop for illegal fishing near the Faroe Islands. The Red Crusader, escorted by the Danish ship Niels Ebbesen, headed for safety under two British warships. The incident followed shots and a pursuit across the North Atlantic, with two British vessels aiding and the Danish government lodging a protest over violations of the Faroe Islands fishing limit.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
UPI
North Atlantic
Red Crusader
Faroe Islands
Niels Ebbesen
Faroe
Thorshavn
Indianapoli Motor Speedway
Lebanon
Perate
Sons
Trowbridge
Wooton
Admiralty
Ap Paris
President
Pears
Kennedy
Scotland
Shetland Islands
Iceland
Veteran Railroad Man Dies in Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS AP Frank V. Martin, retired in 1852 as general passenger agent of the Monon Railroad, died Tuesday at age 81. He spent 56 years in railroads, 40 with Monon, starting as a call boy with New York Central and serving as telegraph operator at Champaign and as assistant ticket agent before joining Monon in 1912. He was ticket agent and manager of the U S Consolidated Ticket Office during World War I. Services set for Thursday. Survivors include his widow Elizabeth and a son Cecil.
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Indianapolis
Frank v. Martin
Monon
The
New York Central Railroad
Champaign
Ill
Martin
U. S. Consolidated Ticket Office
Forest McKinzie Dies After Boone County Collision
A 35-year-old man named Forest McKinzie died 45 minutes after his car collided head on with another vehicle on a Boone County road ten miles southeast of Lebanon. He collapsed at the scene from a punctured lung.
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Forest McKinzie
Boone County
Lebanon
British undertakers seek a sterner view of their trade
In Scarborough England AP report L H Stringer head of the National Association of Funeral Directors urged a more serious perception of the profession at the annual conference. He stated that what undertakers do is not funny and should not be the subject of cheap sarcasm or sly humor. ER Trish Free State adopted the name of Eire in 1937.
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Scarborough
England
Britain
L.H. Stringer
National Association of Funeral Directors
ER Trish Free State
Eire
Tax Delinquents and Slow Collections Prompt Action
Tax delinquency worries rise as some employers use government funds for business and refrain from paying taxes. Senator John Williams and Tax Commissioner Mortimer Caplin discuss faster forced collections while officials admit unclear reasons for five delinquent cases last year and possible recession effects.
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Sen
I Tohn J. Williams
R-Del
Mortimer M. Caplin
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George Skinner
Jackson Park
Wayne County
Muncie Man
Ae Use Bulletin-Herald
Nevisot
Columbia U
Chicago
Sherman Holtclaw
Samuel van Hart
Noblesville
Samuel L. van Hart
Rt. 5
Evans, Godby and Trouts
Charolet Scott
Gray ‘Friends Church
Lyman Cosand
Crownland Cemetery
Grove Lawn
Cem- Baptist
Richmond
Thejetery
W. F. Badgett
Walterman and Riggle Funeral Home
Hong Kong
Muncie Pike
Joseph Rdgway Wilkinson
Joseph Warrington Ridgway
Argos
Amdersee
St. Mary's School
Anderson High School
Carnents
Mgaral Ta
Tas
Mark Ertel
Tipton
Irving
Cine i
el Heath
Robert A.kiam
Toms
Council
McCarel
Mr. Lantz
J Council
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Wilior
Umucuumuuuul
Los Angeles
Wirt
John
Kellegge
Ander Kristina
Karon
Karol Kurtzson
B. J. Ferkes
Roberts
Karol
Craig
Wilson
Robert Couden
New Castle
Woolf
de Brown and
Butz
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Indianapolis Council On World Affairs
Worth Romine Worth Dickerson Romine
18Th St
Owensboro
Henry
Elizabeth Mefford Romine
American Steel
National Tire Company
Romine
Riley Etcison
Cloise Cecil
Ruth Richey
Ralph
Elwood
Gerald
Huntsville
Malcolm
Middletown
Keith
Baker Brothers
Bert Cow
Bert
Forrest Vestal
Forrest
Vestal
Long Beach
Calif
East Maplewood
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Garnet Steiner
Lincoln Highway
New Haven
Phillip Philbrook
Brown and Butz
Anderson Memorial Park
Emperor Hirohito
Academy Origin
Boston
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Minnie Adams Pendleton
Minnie M. Adams
Cornell Bright
William Knight
Christian Church
Grove Lawn Cemetery
M. VM. Goff Pendleton
M. M. Goff
State St
Miller Cemetery
Sweden
Auckland
N.Z
Rand
IOOF
Odd Fellows Lodge
Anderson Lodge
Marine Dr
Robert Hertz
Ray Williams
Elias {. Miller
Helen Brinkman
Rebekah Assembly of Indiana
Irma St. John
L.a.pm. of
Indiana
Herald
Scholl
Anderson Herald
Anderson Daily Bulletin
Sunday Herald
AHS
Howard
Brown
Fred W. Butz
el Or
Modern Sales CO
West 8Th St
NLS
Giet Suor
Aera Ueaaa
Jones Mfg. CO
Madison Ph
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