Marine promotes PFC Anthony F. Young in Vietnam
PFC Anthony F Young is promoted to Lance Corporal in the U S Marine Corps in Dang Ha Vietnam while with the 8th Bridge Company He is the son of Mr and Mrs Felix Young of Pekin and brother of Mrs Phillip Wermuth of Lanesville He enlisted November 3 1965 and graduated Providence Catholic High School in 1964 after working at Gamble Brothers in Louisville
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Anthony F. Young
U. S. Marine Corps
Dang Ha
Vietnam
8Rd Bridge Company
Felix Young
R. J. Pekin
Phillip Wermuth
Lanesville
Marines
Providence Catholic High School
Gamble’s Brothers
Louisville
Retired Railroad Brakeman Delbert Crance Dies
Delbert L. Crance 78 died at 12 05 a.m. Saturday in Harrison County Hospital after a lingering illness. A former Nickel Plate Railroad brakeman, he lived near Corydon and was a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Survived by wife Annis Breeden, son Robert Crance, two sisters Florence Conn and Helen Renjer, and one granddaughter. Funeral at Gehlbach Resch and Heidelberg Methodist Church with burial in Heidelberg Cemetery. Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert L. Crance
Harrison County Hospital
Nickel Plate Railroad
Corydon
Annis Breeden
Robert Crance
Fort Wayne
Florence Conn
Helen Renjer
St. Petersburg
Fla
Gehlbach & Resch Funeral
Heidelberg Methodist Church
John Eaton
John Mathes
Heidelberg Cemetery
Herschel Brown
Hugh Cunningham
Benton
Joe Windell
Ruel Stoner
Clifford Breeden
Mrs. Etta Purucker Dies In Florida
Etta Purucker 88 widow of Frank Purucker died last Wednesday night at the Palmetto Nursing Home in Miami Florida after months as a patient Funeral services were at Welsheimer Funeral Home South Bend Ind with burial at Highland Cemetery South Bend Survivors include daughter Mrs Victor Zipperer of South Miami granddaughter Miss Bette Purucker Corydon and several nieces and nephews
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Purucker
Frank Purucker
Palmetto
Miami
Florida
Welsheimer
South Bend
Ind
South Bend Highland Cemetery
Victor Zipperer
South Miami Florida
Bette Purucker
Corydon
Elizabeth Native Miss Bines Dies in Louisville
Beatrice Fern Bines 82 native of Elizabeth died at Louisville Memorial Hospital. Formerly of 2731 Bank Street she was a retired seamstress. Burial at Portland Cemetery with sister Mrs Montella Palley and niece Mrs Donna Pearson surviving. Funeral at Pearson's 1310 S Third at 2:00 p.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Fern Bines
Elizabeth
Louisville Memorial Hospital
Bank Street
Louisville
Biines
Pearson
S. Third
Portland Cemetery
Montella Palley
Donna Pearson
Isaac L. Pindell Dies In Nebraska
Isaac L. Pindell formerly of Boone Township died Thursday January 26 in Sidney Nebraska after living there 48 years He was World War I veteran and Mason Survivors include daughter Jacqueline Wise man two San Francisco grandchildren brother Harvey Pindell Louisville and sisters Laura Frakes and Mrs Kirk Sommerville Laconia Funeral services and burial were held at Sidney last Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac L. Pindell
Boone Township
Sidney
Neb
Nebraska
Masonic Lodge
Stanley
Jackqueline) Wiseman
San Francisco
Calif
Harvey Pindell
Louisville
Laura Frakes
Kirk Sommerville
Laconia
Heth Township Woman Bertha Faith Jones Dies in Illinois
Mrs. Bertha Faith Jones of Illinois dies as relatives in Harrison County learn of her passing from Corydon and Oakland connections. Born to Jesse and Amanda Huffman Faith, she was a native of Heth Township with several Harrison County cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Watson
Corydon
Irene Delorenzo
Oakland
Calif
Bertha Faith Jones
Illinois
Heth Township
Jesse
Amanda Huffman Faith
Ilinois
Local Social Roundup From Ripperdan and Nearby Families
Mrs Edgar Miller and child from Louisville plus Mrs Faye Adamson visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Williams. Mr and Mrs Wm McCarty and David were Thursday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Stanley Ripperdan. Bonnie Coffman and children visited Herman Williams on Sunday. Rev Beetle of New Middletown visited Joann Fowler Edna Stiles and Kitty Woodward last Monday. Sue Flanagan and children of New Albany visited Carey Fowler’s family. Robert Ripperdan of New Albany was Saturday supper guest of his parents and Paula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Miller, Jr
Louisville
Faye Adamson
Williaris
Wm. McCarty
David
Stanley Ripperdan
Bonnie Coffman
Herman Williams
Beetle
New Middletown
Joann Fowler
Edna Stiles
Kitty Woodward
Sue Flanagan
New Albany
Carey Fowler
Robert Ripperdan
Paula
Husband Of Former Palmyra Woman Dies in Louisville
Peter L. Sequestri 49 died at 7:05 p m Sunday January 22 at Veterans Hospital Louisville He was a maintenance supervisor at DuPont Manual High School and lived at 537 West Florence Avenue Louisville A World War II Navy veteran funeral services were held January 25 at Love Funeral Home Palmyra burial in Palmyra Cemetery Survivors include his widow Joann Parker Palmyra daughter Joann Hale two sisters Lena Petty Eurka California and Mary McManus San Mateo California and one grandson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter L. Sequestri
Veterans Hospital
Louisville
Sequestri
DuPont Manual High School
Florence Ave
U. S. Navy
Love Funeral Home
Palmyra
Joann Parker
Joann Hale
Lena Petty
Eureka
Calif
Mary McManus
San Mateo
Alva Shireman 62 Wesley Chapel Farmer Dies
Alva B. Shireman died at 4 30 a m at his Wesley Chapel home. A lifelong Harrison County resident and farmer he was 62. Survived by wife Vesta Rhodes Shireman two sons Gerald and Harold Shireman a daughter Barbara De Vore two brothers David and Chester Shireman two sisters Flora Timberlake and Mary Conner six grandchildren. Calling at Bean blossom Steenbergen Funeral Home after 7 30 p m today. Funeral 2 00 p m Friday at Wesley Chapel Church with Rev Emory Bruner officiating. Burial in church cemetery.
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Alva B. Shireman
Wesley Chapel
Mr. Shireman
Harrison County
Vesta Rhodes Shireman
Gerald
Harold Shireman
Barbara DeVore
Mauckport
David
Chester Shireman
Elizabeth
Flora Timberlake
Jericho
Mary Conner
Beanblossom - Steenbergen
Emory Bruner
Esther Hubbs dies longtime Perry County resident
Mrs. Esther C. Hubbs, sister of Father Ernest Strahl, died Sunday at Perry County Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She was 55. Native of Perry County she was married to Charles Hubbs, president of the Perry County Council. Survived by three sons ten daughters two brothers four sisters and 15 grandchildren. Services were held Tuesday at St. Paul’s Church Tell City.
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Esther C. Hubbs
Ernest Strahl
Perry County Memorial Hospital
Hubbs
Perry County
Charles Hubbs
St. Paul’s Church
Manson E Moore Dies in Milltown at 59
Manson E Moore 59 lifelong Milltown resident died Tuesday after a long illness at Methodist Evangelical Hospital Louisville. He was a Milltown Methodist Church member and Silver Crest Hospital employee. Services 2 00 p m Friday at Newkirk Funeral Home Milltown burial Milltown Cemetery Survivors include widow Mary Beth daughter David Depauw William and James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manson E. Moore
Methodist Evangelical Hospital
Louisville
Milltown
Moore
Mary Beth Moore
David Moore
Corydon Baptists Honor Pastor with Graduation Surprise
Corydon Baptist Church members greeted Rev. Tommy Taylor with a surprise dinner and Congratulatory decorations on the eve of his graduation from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville. He received a wrist watch as a gift and earned his Bachelor of Divinity degree at graduation services the next morning. Dr. Charles E. Boddie, president of the American Baptist Theological Seminary in Nashville, delivered the service’s highlight sermon.
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Corydon Baptist Church
Tommy Taylor
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Taylor
James Myers
Southern Seminary
Charles E. Boddie
American Baptist Theological Seminary
Nashville
Tenn
Harrison County Boosts Aim for a Strong 1967
A community call to continue the spirit of mutual support in Harrison County seeks a stronger year in 1967. Local leaders urge residents to back collective efforts, boost confidence, and sustain momentum across neighborhoods and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Community Notes From Middletown Virginia
Local social roundup lists many visits and dinners among families in Middletown and nearby towns including Indianapolis Louisville Corydon Floyds Knobs New Albany and Clarksville. Notable movements include Pvt Fred Wolfe transferring to Fort Lee for seven weeks of schooling and IU Bloomington students taking midterm leave with James Pendleton and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Miller
Elmer L Eisenmenger
Floyds Knobs
Lulu Wolfe
Eisenmenger
Leona Brewster
Lulu Youngblood
Jessie Hisey
Jean Farish
New Albany
Opal Ferree
Elizabeth
Lois Lovell
Sons
Madison
Blanche Show
Fred Wolfe
Fort Knox
Fort Lee
Floyd Kaiser
Helton Fry
Sellersburg
Gertrude Heckelman
Clark Co. Hospital
Larry Pendleton
Tom Miller
Three Rivers
Mich
I. U. Bloomington
Arlie Luther
Debrah
Herman Miller, Jr
Henryville
Betty Wolfe
Louisville
Roy’ Wolfe
Social News From Depauw and Nearby
Sympathy is offered to Mr and Mrs Ivan Arbuckle on the death of their infant son. Mrs Arch Bobbitt of Indianapolis visits Mrs D F Adams in the Joseph Applegate home. Roland Ruth Mary Rainge and Karen Sue Stevens visit Jake Green at Madison. Janet Stevens hosts a birthday dinner with Branson Stevens John Paul Beal Twila Beal and Rhonda Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Thompson
Ivan Arbuckle
Arch Bobbitt
Indianapolis
Bobbitt
D. F. Adams
Joseph Applegate
Roland
Ruth
Mary Rainge
Karen Sue Stevens
Jake Green
Madison
Janet Stevens
Harrison Farm Bureau Plans Membership Supper
The Harrison Township Farm Bureau will hold a membership supper at Corydon Christian Church on Saturday February 11 from 5 30 to 7 30 P M All members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Township
Walther League Chili Supper This Saturday
The Walther League of St. John's Lutheran Church sponsors a chili supper on February 4 at St. John's Gym. Serving begins at 5 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walther League of
Phi Betes To Celebrate Founders Day February 4
Nu Chapter Phi Beta Psi members met January 24 at Lois Weber's home with Pat Hughes as co host. They planned a March auction and a February Founders Day meeting at Margaret Hottell's home directed by Nina Faith and Norma Haub. Lois Weber served sweet rolls and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nu Chapter
Nina Faith
Norma Haub
Lois
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Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Miss Bines
Ripperdan Willy
Mrs
Fern Ripperdan
Alva Shireman
Esther Hubbs
Father Strahl
Corydon Baptists
Middletown
Virginia Vogt
F. Beedle
Claude Higginbotham
Oral Kopp
E.U.B. Church
Frank Denzinger
Harold Rupp
Charles Denzinger
Charles Cooper
Ben Taylor
Ed Robertson
Robert Wolfe
Jack
Ronald Wolfe
Jeff
Cliff Limeberry & Son
Indiana
Depauw
JO Ann Smith Correspondent
John Paul Beal
Twila
Rhonda Carpenter
New Salisbury
Jeannie Luther
Harrison Farm Bureau
Zoar Church and Aid
Ladies Aid
Alma Gaither
Virginia Emily
Crandall
Fern Snider
Lucille Conrad
Fern. Snider
Inez
Cecil Conrads
Kenneth Baumgartie
Gene Gaither
Tami
Traci
Jeffrey
Penny Conrad
Wilbur. Keen
Jerry
Donald ‘Wolfe
Phi Betes
Umea Coe
A&p
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., Inc
T-Bone
U.S.D.A
Florida Temple
A&p Bartlett
Uty
Dxotta Vanes
Minute Maid Frozen
Brewster
Dormeyer
Northern Electric
William Riley
Annis Cline
Larry G. Crone
Nellie Kintner
Charles Gresham
Grace Kendall
PAK Saltines
Jake Parker
Parkay
Tive Thru
Roth
Butterfingers
Cleanser
Spic & Span
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