Marion F Lee of Hursttown Dies in Veterans Hospital
Marion F. Lee 76 of Hursttown died at 2 15 a m Monday in the Veterans Hospital Lexington Kentucky after months of illness. He was WWI veteran, member of Hursttown E U B Church, and survived by wife Margaret and 5 children in Corydon Georgetown and Liberty. Funeral at Swarens Funeral Home Ramsey with services Thursday at 2 p m in Hursttown E A B Church. Burial in Hursttown Cemetery.
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Marion F. Lee
Hursttown
Veterans Hospital
Lexington
Casey County
Bartholomew
Sarah Mullinix Lee
Lee
E.U.B
Margaret Lee
Marion Lee
Robert Lee
Corydon
James Lee
Georgetown
Wanda Huff
Thelma Saltsgaver
Hattie Overstreet
Liberty
Willis Lee
Cincinnati
Wesley
Dunnville
Edna Garrison
Harrisburg
Virgie Stephenson
Danville
Ellen Ott
Swarens Funeral Home
Ramsey
E.A.B
Walter Steepleton
Hursttown Cemetery
Lee Amy of Corydon Dies After Heart Attack
Lee Amy native of Corydon died at 5 45 p m Wednesday June 7 at Floyd Memorial Hospital after an apparent heart attack at Silvercrest Hospital where he worked as a maintenance man He was 49 and lived at 320 Jackson Street New Albany He was a World War II veteran and a member of Fairview E U B Church Funeral services were held at 2 00 p m Saturday at Fairview E U B Church with burial in the church cemetery He is survived by his wife Susie Jones two daughters Melissa and Pamela two sons Steven and Michael and Marvin Amy a sister four brothers and one grandchild
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Lee Amy
Corydon
Floyd Memorial Hospital
Silvercrest Hospital
Jackson Street
New Albany
Harrison Amy
Fairview E.U.B
Church
Susie Jones
Melissa
Pamela Amy
Steven
Michael Amy
Marvin Amy
Frank Seifert
Roy Amy
Charles Amy
Laconia
Wally Amy
Garden Grove
Calif
Robert Amy
Jeffersonville
Methodist Conference Meets in Bloomington for Merger Vote
The Indiana Annual Conference of The Methodist Church meets in Bloomington with delegates voting Friday on the proposed merger with Evangelical United Brethren. Speakers include Father Raymond T. Bosler and James Farmer. Conference ends Sunday with Bishop Richard C. Raines speaking at IU Auditorium.
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Indiana
The
Methodist Church
Bloomington
Evangelical United Brethren and
Methodist Churches
Father Raymond T. Bosler
James Farmer
Father Bosler
St. Theresa Roman Catholic
Retired Lanesville Farmer Bernard B Schickel Dies
Bernard B. Schickel 69 died at 9 20 p m Wednesday June 7 at his home in Lanesville He was a retired farmer and St Mary s Catholic Church member Born in Marrison County he was the son of John Jacob Schickel and Mrs Margaret McPhillips Schickel He is survived by four brothers Edward Schickel Louisville Francis and Charles Schickel Jacksonville Fla and Dr Joseph Schickel Burksville Ky two sisters Mrs Mary Redden Lanesville and Mrs Rose Ehringer Jacksonville Fla The body was at Gehlbach Resch Funeral Home rosary Friday Funeral services were at 3 p m Saturday in St Mary s Catholic Church with burial in the church cemetery Father Charles Knight officiating Pallbearers were Kenneth Richard Robert David and John Schickel and Tommy Redden.
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Bernard Ben Schickel
Lanesville
Schickel
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Marrison County
John Jacob Schickel
Margaret McPhillips Schickel
Edward Schickel
Louisville
Francis
Charles Schickel
Jacksonville
Fla
Joseph
Dr. 5. M. Friedley Dies in Indianapolis at 82
Boone Township native Dr Stanley Friedley a veterinarian and former Indiana State Livestock Sanitary Board inspector died Friday at St. Francis Hospital Indianapolis at age 82. He retired from practice in Muncie and Decatur and moved to Indianapolis fifteen years ago. Survived by three daughters Helen Hudson Irene Marker Anna Alton and one son Roy Friedley services held Monday at Shirley Brothers Irvington Chapel Indianapolis.
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Stanley Friedley
Boone Township
St. Francis Hospital
Indianapolis
Friedley
Muncie
Decatur
Indiana State Livestock Sanitary Board
Indianapolis Stockyards
Indiana Veterinary Medical Association
Indiana Historical Society
Helen Hudson
Irene Marker
Anna Alton
Roy Friedley
Shirley Brothers Irvington Chapel
Rose Couture obituary for Corydon woman’s mother
Mrs. Rose Couture 86 died Tuesday in Hyattsville Maryland. Survived by son Leon Couture and three daughters including Mrs. A A Dumas of West Warren Mass and Mrs. Charles Redden of Corydon plus six great grandchildren. Husband Edmond died October 1935. Body at Oscar Fleury Funeral Home Berlin New Hampshire. Funeral at St Anne Church on Friday.
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Rose Couture
Hyattsville
Leon Couture
A. A. Dumas
West Warren
Mass
Charles Redden
Corydon
W. A. Redden
Fort Wayne
Edmond
Oscar Fleury
Berlin
New Hampshire
St. Anne Church
Big St Joseph Picnic and Chicken Dinner Set for July 9
Plans advance for the annual picnic and chicken dinner at the Fairgrounds on July 9 hosted by St Joseph Most Precious Blood and Buena Vista Catholic Churches. Past crowds reached about 3 500 though storms last year reduced attendance. organizers anticipate a large turnout and note parish activities are in full gear led by the Kitchen Brigade under Mildred Ernstberger to uphold their reputation.
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Fairgrounds
St. Joseph, Most Precious Blood
Buena Vista Catholic
Louisville
William E. Loechle
St. Peter Catholic
Mildred Ernstberger
Brother of Depsuw Man Dies in California
Thomas Lang of Santa Susana California and formerly of Harrison County died June 9 in his 88th year. He was a retired teacher. He was a brother of Roy Lang of Depsuw.
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Depsuw
California
Thomas Lang
Santa Susana
Calif
Harrison County
Roy Lang
Diana Grant Crowned In Rose Festival Pageant
Diana Grant of Corydon was selected as first runner-up First Princess at the 27th Rose Festival Pageant in Indianapolis. Janet Lovell was queen with Pat Slaughter second princess and Janice Garrity third. Coronation day featured Lt Governor Rock and Mayor Barton. Grant won a charm bracelet scholarship and gifts and may compete in the state Miss Photo flash Contest in December.
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Diana Grant
Corydon
Hillsdale Rose Gardens
Indianapolis
Janet Lovell
Brownsburg
Pat Slaughter
Janice Garrity
Mary Jo Mangold
Sue Long
Tipton
Irida Czoss
Zionsville
Brownies
Robert L. Rock
John J. Barton
Quality Courts Motel
Boy Scout Council
Indiana
Harold W. Handley
Henry F. Schricker
Keys Dinner Club
German Airlines
Diana
Five In Family College Graduates Within Year
The Potts family of 2002 Larkwood New Albany celebrates five graduates in one year. Kathleen Potts Binkley earned a B.S. in education at Catherine Spalding College May 12. Robert Binkley earned a B.S. in business accounting at Louisville June 11. Kenneth Potts earned a B.S. in secondary education and Dale R. Potts a B.S. in elementary education at Indiana University June 12. Edwina Potts earned a B.S. in nursing at Indiana University School of Nursing June 13 last year. The parents teach in the New Albany Floyd County Schools.
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Lawrence Potts
Larkwood
New Albany
Kathleen Potts Binkley
Catherine Spaulding College
Louisville
Robert Binkley
Kenneth Potts
Dale R. Potts
Indiana University
Kenneth
Dale
Edwina Potts
Indiana University School of Nursing
New Albany - Floyd County
Elizabeth
Joe Peters to Speak at Pennington Family Reunion
The Rev. Joseph W. Peters of Vicken Indiana will address the Pennington Family Association reunion at Pennington Chapel near Corydon on June 25. Activities include morning worship at 10:45, a noon basket dinner, and a 1:30 p.m. business session with music and congregational singing.
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Joseph W. Peters
Vicken
Pennington Family Association
Pennington’s Chapel
Corydon
Peters
William and
Emma LaHue Peters
Pennington Chapel
Mabel C. Harris
French Lick
Robert Carter
New Albany
Carter
Centenary Methodist Church
Penningtons
Dennis
Elizabeth Pennington
Mary Gresham
Edward
Walter
William
William E. Satori
Charles J. Gurtz
Bayard Bell
Fifty-Four In Swimming Class Opens In Corydon
Fifty four young persons started instruction Monday in the Advanced Beginners Swimming Class at Corydon Country Club pool under Mark Wiseman. An additional sixty children enrolled for the beginners class which opens July 25 per Cecil Trobaugh Red Cross. Tom Alton and Becky Webb will attend Camp KYSOC near Carrollton Ky for eight days at the Swimming Instructors School to become certified.
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Corydon Country Club
Mark Wiseman
Cecil Trobaugh
Red Cross Swimming Committee
Corydon
Tom Alton
Becky Webb
Camp
Kysoc
Carrollton
Tor
Red Cross
Hazelwood Junior High School
The
Mike Miles
Jill Moss
Cindy. Robson
Knights of Columbus honor 25 and 50 year members
Harrison County Council No. 1808 held a monthly meeting at the K of C Club House to award 50 year pin to Herman Eisert and 25 year pins to Peter J. Schickel Charles D. Robertson Lewis J. Miller Sr August L. Sell and Herman J. Schickel. Maurice Rochert led the program. two WWII veterans Kenneth Briscoe and Nicholas Eve were remembered in prayer. Officers for 1967 68 were named with Francis Hess as Grand Knight.
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Harrison County Council
Knights of Columbus
K. of C
Herman Eisert
Peter J. Schickel
Charles D. Robertson
Lewis J. Miller, Sr
August L. Sell
Herman J. Schickel
Wm. P. Loechle
Louis
Wilbur Richmer
Charles Himmelhaver
Willard Geswein
John Quinkert
William Stiner
Herbert Gettelfinger
Charles Robertson
Indiana University graduate Thomas Lee Rothrock to be camp counselor
Thomas Lee Rothrock, blind since birth, earned a 3.8 GPA in a BA Spanish degree at Indiana University and will serve as a camp counselor at Camp Merry Ledges near Corydon this summer. Dr Elvis J Stahr and Wesley Community House of Louisville highlighted his achievements. he hails from New Albany and has strong practical skills.
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Thomas Lee Rothrock
Indiana University
Camp Merry Ledges
Blue River
Corydon
Thomas Lee
Emery Rothrock
New Albany
Earl Rothrock
Depauw
Louisville
East Spring Street
Elvis J. Stahr
Merry Ledges
Wesley Community House of Louisville
Frederick reunion elects officers on Sunday gathering
Descendants of Frank and Alexander Frederick met Sunday June 11 at Palmyra for a basket dinner. Officers elected were President Leonard Crawford Vice President Tom O Bryan and Secretary Treasurer Walter Frederick. The event included multiple Frederick and related families from Washington Clarksville Seymour Salem New Salisbury and surrounding towns.
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Frank
Alexander Frederick
Palmyra
Gene Wick
North Vernon
Frank Frederick
Washington
Tom. O’byran
Gilbert Roach
Clyde Bauer
Cannerburg
Leonard Crawford
Clarksville
Charles Sawyer
Seymour
L. J. Frederick
John Frederick
Herman Abell
Wayne Click
Scottsburg
Sue Prugh
Wallonia
Russell Frederick
Salem
Ralph Frederick
Bill Miller
Elizabeth
Carl Frederick
New Salisbury
Ellen Phiiler
Crandall
Gary Smith
Walter Frederick
Tom O’bryan
Early Sunday worship planned by four Corydon churches
Four Corydon church pastors with official boards have organized an eight week series of early Sunday worship services at the Presbyterian Church. Ministers Rev Cowling Rev Huckabone Rev Garrett and Rev Chamberlin will conduct each service with Holy Communion the first Sunday of each month. Offerings go to all four churches. all community members and visitors are invited.
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Corydon
Presbyterian Church
Ig Cowling
Christian Church
William’ Huckabdne
Methodist Church
Mation Garrett
Presbyteran
Ehurch
Het Nelson ‘Chamberlin
OWA
Laose Otterne
Pachof
Presbyterian ‘Church
Loney
Garrett
Huckabone
Chamberlin
First Apostolic Church Holds Opening Service
Richard Spurlock announces opening revival at First Apostolic Church of Jesus Christ on Maple Street across from Cedar Hill Cemetery in the former Kint ner's Heating and Air Conditioning building. Services set for Saturday Sunday and Wednesday at 7 30 p m with revival beginning June 24 Watch for next week’s issue for more details.
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First Apostolic Church of Jesus Christ
Maple Street
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Kintner’s
Richard Spurlock
Jackson Farm Bureau Ice Cream Social Monday
Jackson Farm Bureau hosts an ice cream supper at North Central School on Monday June 19 at 8 00 p m Members are asked to bring pie or cake and support the church fundraiser with a dessert contribution
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Jackson Farm Bureau
North Central School
Judge appoints two women to county board of review
Judge C Bliss Eskew names Mrs Hazel Zenor and Mrs Ko Dema Conrad the new members of the County Board of Review meeting during June. Existing members are County Assessor Russell Toler County Treasurer Ben F Brown and County Auditor Jesse W Mathes. meeting location is the County Commissioners room. Public invited.
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Hazel Zénor
Kodema Conrad
Board of Review
Russell Toler
Ben F. Brown
Jesse W. Mathes
C. Bliss Eskew
Indiana
Court House
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