Obituary Lawrence Stephens 55 Linton RtC
Lawrence E. Stephens 55 of Linton RtC died suddenly at home Saturday afternoon. Born March 4, 1911 in Pinkstaff he was a Peabody Coal Co. mechanic and a United Mine Workers member. Survived by widow Mary Irene Weaver a daughter Judith Conkin a grandson three brothers and two sisters. Funeral services were held today at 3 p.m. at Anderson Poindexter Memory Chapel with Rev. Edward Sheffield officiating and burial in Fairview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Stephens
Linton
Rural Bloomfield Veteran Seymour Ray Dies
Seymour Ray of Bloomfield died at the Indianapolis Veterans Hospital at 1 a.m. Sunday. Born July 1, 1896, he was World War I veteran, a member of American Legion Post 196 and Solsberry Masonic Lodge. Funeral services are 2 p.m. Tuesday at Jenkins and Son Funeral Home Bloomfield, officiated by Rev. Clarence Hardin. burial in Ridgeport Cemetery.
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Seymour Ray
Bloomfield Rc
Veterans Hospital
Indianapolis
Center Township
Riley
Cora Sumner Ray
American Legion Post
Bloomfield
Solsberry Masonic Lodge
Etta Ethel Ray
Wendell Martindale
Albert Martindale
Bloomfield Rtc
Victor Martindale
Fern Holtsclaw
Greenwood
Luda McCormick
Marie Davis
Rte
Helf
Robert Ray
Solsberry
Frank Ray
Francis Ray
Jenkins and Son
Funeral
Clarence Hardin
Ridgeport
Mrs Margaret Suthard 70 dies at Freeman-Greene hospital
Mrs Margaret Suthard of Jasonville 70 died at 7 15 am Sunday at Freeman-Greene county hospital after being admitted Saturday night She was born April 2 1896 in Daviess county daughter of Isaac and Susan Dickerson She was a member of the Jasonville Christian church Survivors include Oscar Suthard husband Richard Suthard son Bela Bodine Tulsa Ethel Lloyd Jasonville Lola Waterloo Terre Haute and two grandchildren Funeral services at McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville Wednesday 3 pm with Rev Ted Warren officiating burial in Lebanon cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Suthard
Jasonville
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Suthard
Daviess County
Isaac
Susan McCall Dickerson
Jascnvile Christian Church
Oscar Suthard
Richard Suthard
Zion, W
Bela Bodine
Tulsa
Oka
Ethel Lloyd
Jascnvile
Lola Waterloo
Terre Haute
McClanahan
Ted Warren
Lebanon Cemetery
Mrs. Florence Bales Dies in Muncie At 80
Florence Evira Bales 80 a native of Linton died at Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie after an extended illness She moved from Linton to New Castle then 1927 to Muncie Survivors include two sons Earl and Walter both of Muncie a daughter Mrs Lloyd Gregory Indianapolis six grandchildren 15 great grandchildren and 5 great great grandchildren A niece and nephew She belonged to Evangelical United Brethren Church New Castle Funeral at Stephens Funeral Home Muncie 2 pm Tuesday burial Blountsville cemetery Friends may call at Stephens Funeral Home.
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Florence Evira Bales
Linton
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Evangelical United Brethren Church At
New
Guards Escape Berlin as East German Guards Defect
Two Communist East German border guards defected to the American sector of West Berlin after shorting search lights during patrol. Both in uniform, they fled with their weapons.
Mrs Miller Dies at 81 in Jasenville
Mrs. Mary Ethel Miller 81 of Jasenville route 2 died at 9 15 a m Saturday in Freeman Greene county hospital. Born July 30 1885 in Clay county she was the daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Worth Gordon. Survived by son David Elmer Miller daughter Mrs Mary Gordon of Hymera brother James Gordon sister Mrs Stella Castle Phoenix Ariz nine grandchildren five great grandchildren. Funeral 4 p m Tuesday at McClanahan Funeral Home Jasenville with Rev Basil Fuk officiating burial in Lisbanon cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ethel Miller
Jasenville
Freeman- Greene County Hospital
Miller
Clay County
Joseph
Elizabeth Worth Gordon
David Elmer Miller
Ernest Miller
Indianapolis
Mary Gordon
Hymera
James Gordon
Jasonville
Rte. 2
Stella Castle
Phoenix
Ariz
McClanahan Funeral Home
Basil Fuk
Lisbanon
Jasonville Man W. E. Roberts Dies at 50
William E. Roberts of Jasonville died at 9 30 p m Saturday in Indianapolis Veterans Hospital He was born March 28 1916 in Orleans son of Guy and Doris Prather Roberts He lived in Jasonville for 20 years Survived by mother Doris Buell Terre Haute three sisters San Diego Calif Jasonville Clar ence Metcalf and Los Angeles and a stepbrother Robert Buell Funeral 1 p m Wednesday at McCahan Funeral Home Jasonville Rev David Deal officiating burial Lebanon Cemetery Friends may call after 6 p m Tuesday at the funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Roberts
Jasonville
Veterans Hospital
Indianapolis
Roberts
Orleans
Guy
Doris Prather Roberts
Doris Buell
Terre Haute
Robert Perrin
San Diego
Cal‘f
Clarence Metcalf
Elaine Roberts
Los Angeles
Robert Buell
McCanahan
David Deal
Lebanon Cemetery
Funeral
Local Briefs Roundup Eager for Community Meetings and Gatherings
Eagles Auxiliary 578 meets Thursday at the lodge home at 7 30 p m with refreshments for sponsors of new members. District 15 hosts Friday Aug 12 at 8 p.m with lunch. Linton Stockton band parents call meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the high school band room. Columbian chapter of the Order of Eastern Star invites Past Matrons Patrons and families to Benny Lee home at 6 p m Wednesday for a picnic. Ray reunion set at Bloomfield park inviting relatives and friends.
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Eagles
Ruth Dixon
Jasonville
Linton-Stockton
Columbian
The
Order of Eastern Star
Benny Lee
Les Crane Debuts in An American Dream with Janet Leigh
Former television host Les Crane makes his feature film debut alongside Janet Leigh in An American Dream for Warner Bros. Crane joins the cast as the movie marks his first major screen role after hosting television.
Hospital Report Rainey and Many From Jasonville Listed
A hospital report lists Freeman Greene admitted Friday at Curt's Rainey in Springville and numerous residents from Jasonville Bloomfield Worthington Linton and Indianapolis area admitted or dismissed through the weekend. Births include Allen Lester Morrison in Linton and Janes Edward Morrison in Linton. Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis recorded Winston Murdock from Linton as a Friday surgery patient in room B-608.
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Freeman Greene
Curt’s Rainey
Springville
Woodrow Gentry
Crane
William Bohnert
Jasonville
Marland Haines
Bloomfield
Emery Gore
William Reed
Lyons
Jimmy Allen
Gordon Anderson
Johnson
Bloomington
Rex Stacup
Worthington
Ira Green
Midland
Warren Enders
Fairland
Orville Miller
Gary Harding
James Goodwin
Ann Hamilton
Marshall Barters
Charles Morrison
Baby
Linton
Charles Donie
Methodist
Winston Murdock
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Local notices list residents and associates in two counties
Freddie Joe Pigg of Dugger and Sylvia Ann Russell of Teague appear in a local notice along with David Craig Richardson and Jill Darlene Bolton of Jasonville. Dennis Ray Ammerman of Sullivan and Diana Kay Allen of Dugger also listed in the document.
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Freddie Joe Pigg
Dugger
Sylvia Ann Russell
Teague
David Craig Richardson
Sullivan
Jill Darlene Bolton
Jasonville
Dennis Ray Ammerman
Diana Kay Allen
Skelton Transfer of Property in Genter and Jackson Townships
Charles Skelton and spouse transfer property to Gar o'd Rogers and spouse in Genter and Jackson townships per recorded deed details in the local proceedings. The action lists both parties as owners or grantees with no stated consideration in the record.
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Charles Skelton
Garo'd Rogers
Genter
Jackson Townships
Freelandville Girl Attends Farm Conference at CSU
Joy Kixmiller of Freelandville joins 800 youth scholars from states at the 38th Farm Business Conference hosted by the American Institute of Cooperation at Colorado State University July 31 to August 3. The event gathers 130 organizations serving rural youth and about 2500 adult farm leaders to discuss marketing, production, supply, credit and services for farmers. Brice Ratchford of the University of Missouri delivered the keynote on rapid future changes in farming and the need for cooperatives to merge, process, merchandize, and advertise. Youth toured farms and co ops, debated farm business topics, and observed two youth tribute programs. ALC President J. K. Stern urged continued focus on youth for cooperative futures.
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Joy Kixmiller
Freelandville
American Institute of Cooperation
Colorado State University
Brice Ratchford
University of Missouri
Ratchford
Dr Bull Retires After Long Dental Career in Linton
Dr. Bull ends a decades long practice in Linton with 35 year patient bonds across generations. She earned a Life Membership in the American Dental Association in 1964 and led the Greene County Dental Association twice. Secretary Miss Elizabeth Rode, a Linton resident, has worked with her since 1929.
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Bul
Cone
Elizabeth Rode
Bull
Bull Since 1929 As Her Secretary and Receptionist. Miss Rode
Linton
Fifth Street
Dr. Bull
Tri Kappa
Northeast Tenth Street
Planning Report Highlights City Hall and Public Works in Linton
The Preliminary Plan notes Linton's CBD holds development potential with city hall at 59 A Street NW, a 1912 brick two story building housing mayoral and police offices and a jail. The 1915 city garage on 5.4 acres houses transport and sanitation equipment with no expansion planned. The town’s fire and police services meet standards and serve nearby townships under mutual aid. The National Board rating places fire insurance at Class 7, and the library at 110 East Vincennes Street needs modernization.
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City Hall
First Street
Stockton
Wright, Smith
Stanford
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Linton
Vincennes Street
Live stock and farm facility notes from Indianapolis market and Linton library
Market reports show hogs, cattle, and lambs with mixed pricing and a replacement value snapshot. Separate items detail Linton library with 25 000 books, roof repairs, and redecorating plans, plus post office and Greene County Hospital facilities and staffing.
North Knox Football Players Report for Physicals and Equipment
North Knox High School boys in grades 10 to 12 are to report to the Edwardsport gym at 1 p.m. Thursday August 11 for physical examinations. Players report to the Bickner field at 10 a.m. Friday for equipment issue. Practice begins August 15. The Warriors open the season at Boonville September 2, at Princeton September 9, and host Dugger September 16.
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North Knox High School
Edwardsport
Bickner
North Knox Warriors
Boonville
Princeton
Dugger
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L. E. Stephens
Castle
Stephens Funeral Home
Munce
Blountsville
Wheeler the Wheel Man
Bridgestone
Jack Wheeler Ford, Inc
N.E
Dial
W. E. Roberts
Ray
Bloomfield Park
Wieners
Purina
IGA
Jim
Alden Frankin
Allen Lester
Janes Edward
Michael Robertson
Linda Jean
Sullivan County
A.L.C
J. K. Stern
City Plan Commission
General Planning and Resource Consultants, Inc
St. Louis
Fire Department
Police Department
Hal
Public Library
UPI
American Library Association
Post Office
South Main Street
Greene County
North Knox
W. Vincennes
Interstate
Linton Daily Citizen
Daily Citizen, Inc
Malin
Tinton
Indiana
Ind
Warren H.onken
Ann Toney
U.S
United Press International News Service
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