Obituary of Gladys E Peavey of Jasonville Indiana
Mrs Gladys E Peavey 79 died at home in Jasonville Indiana at 2 55 a m She was born October 31 1886 in Clay County daughter of Eli and Rachael Coop Everhart A resident of Jasonville for 56 years she was a member of Lebanon Baptist Church Survived by husband Frank son George Jasonville route 1 two daughters Rachael Elis Jasonville route 1 and Eleanor Bridwell Midland six grandchildren and one great grandchild Body at McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville after 2 pm Wednesday Funeral 1 30 pm Thursday Rev Roy Bird officiating burial Peavey Cemetery
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Gladys E. Peavey
Jasonvile
Ic. 1
Clay County
Eli and
Rachael Everhart Coop Rider
Peavey
Jasonville
Lebanon Baptist Church
Frank
George
Rte. 1
Rachael
Live stock market report from Indianapolis cattle hogs and sheep
UPI notes live stock trading in Indianapolis with hogs down 50 to 75 cents across weights and calves and steers showing strength. Hogs ranges include 26.50 to 26.75 for 210 to 240 lb, cattle up to 25.50 for select steer and heifer trades, cows steady to strong, bulls up, sheep and lambs holding gains with spring lambs quoted around 25 dollars. Dealers show a notable 50 cent rise.
Faith the sixth tropical storm moves west from Africa
Faith, the sixth tropical storm of the season, travels westward far from U.S. shores. The national hurricane center detected Faith via satellite and noted it lies about 3,000 miles from the U.S. mainland and over 700 miles from the African coast. No regular advisories will be issued until Faith moves west of 35 degrees west, though satellite monitoring will continue.
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Miami
UPI
U.S
National Hurricane Center
Funeral Services for Mrs Iva C Ketchem of Newberry
Mrs Iva C Ketchem of Newberry dies Sunday. Funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Jenkins and Son Funeral Home Bloomfield with Rev Tom Stiles officiating. Burial planned at Walnut Hill Cemetery in Odon.
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Iva C. Ketchem
Newberry
Jenkins and Son Funeral
Bloomfield
Tom
Hospital Notes Listings From Linton Area District
Matters of Record lists admissions and dismissals across Linton Jasonville and nearby towns. Notable entries include births like Larry Eugene to Robert P. and Deans, and patients such as Mrs Cora Hutchison in St Johns Hospital Anderson and Bill Haseman after surgery at St Anthony Terre Haute.
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Cora Hutchison
Linton
Jasonville
St. Johns Hospital
Anderson
Bill Haseman
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
Property Transfers Filed in County Recorder Office
Charley Jett and wife transfer property in Highland Township to Elmer L. Swinney and wife. Gladdis Cook and wife transfer property in Richland Township to Peter Paul Vannuci and wife.
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County Recorder’s
Charley Jett
Elmer L. Swinney
Highland Township
Gladdis Cook
Peter Paul Vannuci
Richland Township
Marriage Licenses Issued to Five Couples in Local County
Toby Ray Soncrant and Jamie Ellen Irons of Jasonville. Ellis Knoy and Sharon Thatcher of Worthington. William Hosteter and Viola Snyder of Bloomfield Route 3. Asa Jerry Hudson and Kathryn Snyder of Bloomfield Route 4.
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Toby Ray Soncrant
Jamie Ellen Irons
Jasonville
Ellis Knoy
Sharon Thatcher
Worthington
William Hosteter
Bloomfield
Rte. 3
Viola Snyder
Rte
Asa Jerry Hudson
Kathryn Snyder
Rte. 4
Jim Lefebre A Dodgers Batboy Then NL Rookie Of Year
Jim Lefebre later became a standout Los Angeles second baseman after earning the National League Rookie of the Year award in 1965. He had previously served as the Dodgers batboy, a stepping stone in his early baseball career.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Jim Lefebre
Dodger
Linton Daily Citizen Fee Schedule and Editorial Staff
The Linton Daily Citizen lists editors Warren H Onken and Ann Toney with weekday editions excluding holidays. Circulation options include carrier, motor route, and mail with annual rates for Indiana and other states. The paper is a member of United Press International and Hoosier State Press Association.
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Linton Daily Citizen, Inc
South Main Street
Linton
Indiana
Linton, Inc
Ind
Warren H.onken
Ann Toney
U.S
United Press International News Service
Hoosier State Press Assocretion
Democratic Editorial Asso
Linton CPA Firm Adds Two New Certfied Public Accountants
Robert E. Timmons and M Phil Hathaway both of Linton are announced as passing the May 1966 CPA exam. They join Geo E Greene CPA's firm, which now employs four CPAs, highlighting Linton as a rare city of its size with multiple state certified accountants. Timmons formerly worked in industry and the Army. Hathaway previously worked in Chicago and Sullivan before joining in July 1863.
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Robert E. Timmons
M. Phil Hathaway
Linton
Indiana State Board of Certified Public Accountants
Certified Public Accountant
American Institute of Certified Public Accountant
Timmons and Hathney
Indiana
Muncie
Cpa’s
It S
George Greene
CPA
Indianapolis
Evansville
Timmons
Bloomfield
Indiana University
U.S. Army
Ninth St
N.E
Eloise
General Electric
Dugger
Hathaway
South Whitney
Purdue University
Chicago
Sullivan
Linton Cpa
D St
Margaret
Wine Said to Aid Appetite and Weight Loss
Two pharmacologists report in a physician’s textbook that dry wines and other beverages stimulate appetite in patients who will not eat. They claim wine helps obese individuals on reducing diets by easing emotional stress and may improve sleep, reducing late night raids.
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Chauncy D. Leake
University of California Medical School
Milton Silverman
California State Department of Agriculture Wine Advisory Board
Cyclist Saved By Quick IU Student
In Indianapolis Roy L Booher 17 was critically injured when his motorcycle hit a car and threw him into a windshield. Indiana University senior Vincent Bozelli 23 applied pressure to Booher s severed jugular until police and first aid responders arrived to help.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Roy L. Booher
Indiana University
Booher
Vincent Bozelli
City Officials Urge No Evening Trash Burning
Linton residents are asked to refrain from burning trash after 6 p.m. per Indiana law. Local clubs announce civic events including reunions, picnics, and meetings at Bloomfield park and Linton City Hall with times around noon and 7:30 p.m. Speakers include Jim Moyer of Evansville on public relations and a World War II Alaska tour presentation.
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Linton
Indiana
New Shelter House
Bloomfield Park
Standard Oil
Wll
Lin
Ken Stterding
Jim Moyer
Evansville
Linton Kiwanis Clubs
Klusmeiz’s
Bob Bedwell
Wil
Alaska
Greene County Civil Defense
Linton City Hall
Lyons Items Dinner guests mark Mrs Hirth birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hirth host in Sullivan with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fields and families celebrating Mrs. Hirths birthday. Guests include Rob ert Bunch and family from Chicago and Charles Hirt from Owens.
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Ralph Hirth
Ernest Fields
Steven Tucker
Stevie
Kenny
Sullivan
Robert Bunch
Stanley
Brian
Andy
Chicago
Hirth
Lois Thayer
Indianapolis
Keth Sappenfield
Washington, D.C
Mobill Chemical names Jasonville plant manager
Lester R. Stone appointed manager of Mobil Chemical Company plant at Jasonville after prior assignment in agricultural chemical division. He began with the division in 1947 at East St Louis and held several management posts before this year’s promotion. The Jasonville plant is part of Mobil’s regional fertilizer production network for V-C brand products.
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Lester R. Stone
Mob’ Chemical Company
Jasonsville
Agricultural Chemical
Ston
S Louis, Ill
Jasonville
Clad
Midwest
Anr
Southwest
Mobil Chemicals
Americans Slow Down To Vietnamese Customs
UPI reports Yolande Hien a Saigon-based Vietnamese woman on an around the world tour notes Americans must learn patience amid war in Viet Nam. She recalls quicker U.S. pace in Saigon versus Western cities and describes Vietnamese dress, language, and refugees who moved from Hanoi to Saigon after 1955.
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Saigon
Do Thi Thuy Hien
States
Hein
Viet Nam
United States
Hien
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Washington
New York
Yolande Hien
Yolande
Hanoi
U.S. Information Service
Cat An Oriental
American Broadcasting Company
Auto Makers Delay Workers Wage Hike
United Auto Workers skilled tradesmen must wait for contract expiration in 1967 as General Motors Ford and Chrysler reject reopening demands for wage increases from 4.00 per hour. UAW plans for a Detroit meeting on September 7 to decide next steps amid possible wildcat strikes at some plants.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
International
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Pei
Memoriam
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Larry
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Marvin Taylor
Delmar Hasle
Sarah Beckwith
Roy Bridwell
Robert Sullivan
Cleve Gabbard
Lillian Bough Calvert
Herman Scott
Freemar’Greene
Willam E. Chadwick
Bennie Lew’s
Dexter Tribby
Robinson, Til
Calvin Barber
Bloomington
John Bemis
Glen Ross
Today
Avern Hockman
Clay City
Stephen Montgomery
Bryan Montgomery
Ronnie Lee Cox
Carlisle
Robert Lee Chambers
Spencer D‘smissals
Hazel Malone
Thomas Wilkie
Earl Brown
Raleigh Banard
Larry L. Bonhert and Son
Claude Perigo
Herbert Green
Worthing
Debra Brewer
Robert P. Thompson
Deans
Larry Eugene
ST. Johns
ST. Anthony
THE
Linton Daily Citizen
Cpas
Peking
Communist China
Lin Piao
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
C.C. Company 1593
Workington Park
Goodman- Mayfield
Linton Humphreys Park
James A. McBride
Humphreys Park
Burch
Bromfeld
Lyons
South Viet Nam
Hong Kong
Pat Nugent
Luci
Austin, Tex
Pat
U. of Texas
Safeco Insurance
Ron
Brown Feco
Dial
Main Haseman & Co
Linton, Ind
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