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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1971

Page

2

Floyd R Gillaspie Rites Held in Jasonville

Floyd R Gillaspie 66 of Jasonville died Saturday night. Born June 17 1905 in Greene County he was the son of Thomas and Mary Gillaspie. He leaves two sons Michael and Robert of Indianapolis and two brothers George of Gary and Harold of Jasonville. Funeral services were to be held at McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville at 3 30 p m Tuesday with Rev Stiles at Lebanon Cemetery. Friends could call at the funeral home.

Greene County James Eva Letsinger Frank M Lewis Linton Anderson Mary Marie Harris Fort Worth Tex Eva Lenore Goble West Lafayette Leona Field Arthur E. Letsinger Crown Point Jasonville Timothy J. Lieghty Freeman-Greene County Hospital Hee Indiana Cloyd and Juanita Gorby Lieghty S. and H. Construction Company Indianapolis Valetta Mark Marty Juanita Shepherd Shiela Shepherd Randall Chicago Phillip Guy Gorby McClanahan Funeral Home S. V. Stiles of P Hymera Worthington Walter Rollison Witt Ark Annabelle Dyer Rollison Ward Hart Bloomfield Richard Hart Norma Harris Atlantic Beach Fla Iris. Everheart Alice Beatty Sandra Turpin Mooresville Ree Rollison Edgar Rollison Louisville Esther Hawks Martha Meners Myers Funeral Home Tom Lucas Gary H. Terrell Spencer Gary H. Terrel Spencer Bloomington Paul Marie Termetky Terrell Elletsville RCA Marsha Jeffery Julie Larry Nelson Eliza, Terrell Eva Chandler West and Son Buriet Valhalla Terrell Homer Raymond Flater Florence M. Holt Bloomfield Nursing Center Holt Hobbieville Wilburn Clara M. Martindale Freeman Bloomfield First Church E C. Holt Wendell Helen V.) Holmes R. Lowelk Holt Sldren Greatildren Bloom Rev Loeas Grandview Company Ystends Elsie Cammack Robert Margaret Hulley Mahlon William Cammack Floyd R. Gillaspie Thomas Mary Pigg Gillaspie Martha Michael George Gary Harold SV. Stiles Lebanon

Livestock Prices Report From Indianapolis Market

UPI reports livestock and cattle prices in Indianapolis with hogs down 25 to 50 cents across weights and sows up to 25 higher. Cattle and calves hold steady with high grade steers around 34.50 to 35.00 and various grades priced accordingly. Sheep show steady to 50 cent declines with lambs around 26.50 to 27.50 and odds and ends at broader ranges.

Local Briefs on Indiana Veterans Hospital and Park Swim Event

Shirley Anderson of Linton was admitted to Veterans Hospital on West Tenth Street Indianapolis Friday and is in the east wing room 322. Dale Hardisty of Linton is a patient at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis in room B 234. The swim team Wiener roast is set for 7 p.m. Wednesday at Humphreys Park north shelter house.

Shirley Anderson Linton Veterans Hospital West Tenth St Indianapolis Dale Hardisty Methodist Hospital North Shelter House Humphreys Park

Paper Mills Spanned Spain Italy and France in 12th Century

In the 12th century paper production appeared across Europe with mills operating in Spain Italy and France. The spread reflects early adoption of papermaking techniques and industry expansion by medieval communities and craftspeople.

Spain Italy France

Camden curfew defied as fires and protests erupt

Vandals violated an 8 p.m. to 7 a.m. curfew in Camden while rioting spread. About 70 people were arrested for curfew violations as roughly 20 fires broke out, including a major blaze at U.S. Cocoa Co. that authorities fear may have been arson. The unrest followed a protest over police conduct toward a Puerto Rican man and led Mayor Nardi to extend the curfew.

Camden U.S. Cocoa Co Edward Michalak Joseph Nardi

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