Obituaries and services for Buckallew and Mynes posted
Mrs Maggie Mae Buckallew 67 died at 3 30 am today at her Glenburn road home born September 8 1898 in Corbin daughter of James and Eva Davis Webster lived in Linton 50 years wife of Billy Dean whom she married September 8 1962 survivors include two sons Carl and George Glass two daughters Pansy Powell and Blanche Powell two sisters Viola Webster Bertha Burke one brother Bryce Webster 13 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren one son and one daughter preceded her in death body taken to Anderson Poindexter Memory Chapel in Linton with arrangements pending Also Mrs Pearl Mynes Lyons resident died at 11 10 pm Wednesday born December 27 1882 near Worthington daughter of Simon and Zerala Hollis Pickard 50 year member Lyons Eastern Star Past Matron 60 year member Royal Neighbors and member of First Christian Church She is survived by husband Norvil C two sisters Frank Redelman Nora Love and one brother Doc Pickard Funeral home in Lyons arrangements pending with services Saturday at 2 p m officiated by Rev Robert Richards and burial in Prairie Chapel cemetery.
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Maggie Mae Buckallew
Glenburn Road
Corbin
James
Eva Davis Webster
Linton
Billy Dean
The
Nazarene Church
Carl Glass
George Glass
Itc. 1
Pansy Powell
Bellwood
I‘l
Blanche Powell
Evansville
Viola Webster
Lyford
Bertha Burke
Terre Haute
Bryce Webster
Anderson - Poindexter Memory Chapel
Pearl Mynes
Lyons
Worthington
Simon and
Zerala Hollis Pickard
Lyons Eastern Star
Royal Neighbors
Firs
Chris An Chee-ch
Norvil C
Frank Redelman
Nora Love
Doc Pickard
Connorsville
Jenkins and Son
Robert Richards
Prairie Chapel
Pearl Criss 84 Lewis resident dies at home
Pearl Criss 84 of Lewis died at noon Wednesday at his home. Born December 19 1882 in Sullivan County he was a son of John and Martha Criss and lived in Lewis more than 60 years. He was a Church of Christ member in Linton and is survived by three sons and four daughters, a brother 13 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Funeral services by McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville will be at 1 pm Saturday with Brother John May officiating burial in Stevens cemetery Lewis.
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Pearl Criss
Lewis
Sullivan County
John
Martha Hipple Criss
Church of Christ In
Linton
McClanahan Funeral Home
Jasonine
Funeral
John May
Stevens Cemetery
Graveside Services Set For Paul Kramer
Paul H. Kramer, 50, a former Linton school teacher, died this morning in Middletown after a two year illness. He was born January 27 in rural Linton, son of Henry J. and Elizabeth Kramer, a graduate of Indiana State University and taught in Linton and Middletown schools. He belonged to the Middletown Methodist Church. Survivors include widow Ruth, one son, and several relatives. Funeral arrangements: Ballard and Shirey in Middletown with 10:30 a.m. Saturday services, then burial at Memory Hill Cemetery in Linton at 3:30 p.m. Saturday.
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Paul H. Kramer
Linton
Middletown
Henry J. and
Elizabeth Bessen Kramer
Indiana Stat University
Luton
Schoos
Methodist Church
Ballard and Shirey
Mide
Down
Wech and Cornett Funeral Home
Memory Hill
Soviet Luna 11 races to moon on photo swap mission
The Luna 11 satellite speeds toward the moon on a photo exchange mission amid the race to manned lunar landings. Western experts believe it carries cameras and will transmit landing-site photos while joining America's Lunar Orbiter 1 in orbit since Aug 14.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Russia
America
U.S
Kremlin
Funeral services for Mrs. F. R. Stull
Funeral services for Mrs. F R Stull, a former Linton resident, who died August 20, will be held at 2 p m Friday at Gill Funeral Home in Washington.
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F. R. Stull
Linton
Gill Funeral Home
Washington
Loughmiller Leads Two Week Community Action Training
Warren Loughmiller of Washington Itc. 3 executive director of the Daviess Greene Martin Community Action Committee began a two week course at the University of Missouri Extension Division Center in Columbia Mo on Aug 22. Co sponsored by the Office of Economic Opportunity the workshop aids CAP directors in expanding methods for rural development. About 500 CAP directors and staff are expected to participate with sessions on diverse topics and group discussions. The office is at Crane Town Hall 181 Larrimer St with staff Dean McNabb and Helen Edmiston. Contact 854 7498 to arrange a visit. Directors for the Daviess Greene Martin Committee include A R Feitsenhengst William J Wichman Ruth D Owen K J Baker Dennie A Bays Don Bledsoe Doris Landry Dorothy Shelton Avery Smith and Andrew Street.
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Warren E. Loughmiller
Washington
Itc. 3
Daviess, Greene, Marin Community Act
O. Com
Atee
University of Missouri Extension Division
Columbia
Office of Economic Opportunity
Neogram
United No. 5
CAP
Warren Loughmiller
Crane Town Hall
Larrimer St
Dean McNabb
Jasonville
Helen Edmiston
Cal
Daviess, Greene, Martin Committee
A. R. Feitsenhengst
William J. Wichman
Ruth D. Owen
K. J. Baker
Dennie A. Bays
Don Bledsoe
Doris Landry
Dorothy Shelton
Avery Smith
Andrew Street
Draft Salvage Plan May Trigger Debate
Defense Secretary McNamara proposes salvaging 100,000 men for military duty, delaying some men still in 1A and fueling renewed congressional debate over Selective Service fairness. The plan could make deferred college students less vulnerable to the draft, while only 1Y and a small group of about 200,000 already classified men might be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
National Child Health Day Declared by Johnson
President Johnson proclaimed October 3 as National Child Health Day, stating it is in the national interest to ensure all children and young parents have the opportunity for good health.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Insurance industry dominates Texas in 1965
In Dallas, United Press International reports Texas ranks insurance as the leading industry with an estimated 1965 volume of 3.2 billion dollars. The figure highlights the sector's economic prominence within the state.
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Dallas
UPI) — Insurance
Texas
Hoosier Insurance Group Adopts Plan
Indiana plans non cancelable auto liability coverage and high risk driver access through licensed agents. Insurance Commissioner Wood said insurers must use the assigned risk plan and inform the public, ensuring coverage when ordinary policies are unavailable.
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Indianapolis
API
Indiana Insurance
Joseph G. Wood
Th Commission
The
Bulletin
Indiana
Insurance Department
Insurance Department of the State of
Critics blame prosperity for poverty in Keepers of the Poor
The Rev. Dr. J Edward Carothers national home mission leader of the Methodist Church argues in Keepers of the Poor that the prosperous cause poverty through attitudes and neglect. He says the poor remain outcasts and hopeless while prosperity fuels indifference and hostility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Edward Carothers
National Home Mission
Methodist Church
Carothers
Outdoor Indiana Magazine Expands for Subscribers in Indiana
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources announces a larger color magazine, Outdoor Indiana, published ten times yearly. Subscriptions are available at the State Fair building or State Office Building in Indianapolis. Price is 50 cents per copy or $3 per year. The new issue will feature at least 15 articles and no advertising, highlighting the department activities with rich photos and paintings on the cover and inside pages.
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Outdoor
Indiana
Indiana Department of Natural Resources
State ‘Fike
Indianapolis
Department of Natural Resources
Live stock futures dip as hogs and cattle ease in Indianapolis market
Indianapol is market reports show hogs under pressure with barrows and gilts 25 to 50 cents lower across weights from 170 to 600 pounds. Sows also weaker. Cattle and calves steady to mixed with steers and heifers largely unchanged, cows and bulls steady amid dealer strength. Lambs and sheep ease slightly with spring lambs trading near 25 dollars.
Rights Leaders Plan Cicero March
Civil rights leaders led by Dr. Martin Luther King plan a massive weekend march into Cicero and other tense all white suburbs. Illinois National Guard Maj. Gen. Kane will meet Cicero officials to decide troop levels for Sunday. Gov. Kerner will activate the guard by Friday. Sheriff Ogilvie says about 2000 troops needed to prevent bloodshed. The Cicero march is a focal point of the open housing campaign.
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Chicago
UPI
Martin Luther King
Cicero
Illinois National Guard
Francis P. Kane
Otto Kerner
Cook County
Richard B. Ogilvie
King
Wall
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listing
Admitted Wednesday are Mrs. Nellie Brown of Linton, Mrs. W H Brownewell of Switz City, Willard Stough of Worthington, Mrs. Willard Hart of Bloomfield, James Gregory of Linton, Haldon Beasley of Linton. Dismissals include Robert Chambers of Spencer, George Griffith of Jasonville, William Chadwick of Jasonville, Tina Marlow of Jasonville, Kim Marlow of Jasonville, Mrs. Scott VanDeventer of Worthington. Births: a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Gerald VanDeventer this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Brown
Linton
W. H. Brownewell
Switz City
Willard Stough
Worthington
Willard Hart Boomfield
James Gregory
Haldon Beasley
Robert Chambers
Spencer George Griffith
Jasonville
William Chadwick
Tina Marlow
Kim Marlow
Scott VanDeventer
Gerald VanDeventer
Glen B. Fink Now Patient at Mary Sherman Hospital
Glen B. Fink formerly of Linton is listed as a patient at Mary Sherman hospital in Sullivan and is located in room 205.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen B. Fink
Linton
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Venezuelan oil firms dominate Latin American output
Seven of the 10 leading producers in Latin America operate in Venezuela, led by Coole Petroleum Corporation, Maes Grande Oil Company, and Shell Company of Venezuela. Together they produce almost 2.5 million barrels per day, underscoring Venezuela's key role in regional oil output.
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Caracas
UPI
Latin America
Venezuela
U.S
Coole Petroleum Corporation
Maes Grande Oil Company
Shell Company
Miller Cab Co Adds Radio Cabs In City
Miller Cab Company at 109 East Vincennes begins operation with two radio equipped taxis. Owners Roy Miller and Harvey Jr. can be reached at 847-2098. Pilgrim Holiness Church Sunday school picnic starts 7 p.m. tonight in Humphreys Park per Rev. W R Malott. Solomon Steward reunion also planned for Sunday at Humphreys Park inviting friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Miller Cab Company
East Vincennes
Roy Miller and
Harvey, Jr
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Humphreys Park
W. R. Malott
Solomon Steward
Senate to Hold Aug Hearings on U.S. Corporate Expansion
The Senate antitrust and monopoly subcommittee will hold hearings August 29 to 31 on the overseas expansion of American companies. Chairman Philip A. Hart said officials from State, Justice, and the FTC will testify on antitrust policy enforcement in international business.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
U.S
Philip A. Hart
DM d
State and Justice Departments
Federal Trade Commission
Linton Daily Citizen Introductory Publication Period and Rates
The Linton Daily Citizen operates on weekday afternoons excluding weekends. It lists circulation rates for home delivery by carrier and mail, with different annual and seasonal prices for Indiana and other states, and requires advance payment under U S Postal regulations.
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Linton
Can Inc
Indiana
Saalls
Ind
Warren H.onken
Ann T Ney
U.S
all_meir
United Press International News Service
Hoosier State Press Association
Democratic Editorial Association
Danny Thomas Hospitalized for Pneumonia in Memphis
Entertainer Danny Thomas, principal owner of the Miami Dolphins, was diagnosed with pneumonia in Memphis. Doctors ordered bed rest at a hotel as he prepared to attend a charity game. The Dolphins were set to play the Denver Broncos at Memphis Memorial Stadium.
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Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Danny Thomas
Thomas
Princpal
Miami Dolphins
Dolphins
Denver Broncos
Memphis Memorial Stadium
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Steelie
Harvey
Terre Hache
Johnny
Ernest Craig
Charles Bryant
Eunice Bailey
Helen Burger
Martinsville
Herbert Criss
Leona
Newkirk
Funeral Home
Pleasantville—Dugger
Luther Collison
Merideth Herschell Storms
Maher
Thomas Summerville
Rk Si
Iea
Paul Kramer
Ruth Pete Keamer
One Caughter
Thyra Debeek
Cvz Scn
Rhet Kramer
E. Vincennes
Welch & Cornett QinouakHen
Linton Arvin Taylor
Delmar Hasler
Memoriam
Harley Miller
Linton Daily Citizen
Mister Breger
Loughmiller
Hoosier Insurance Group
Naval Ammunition Depot
Port Chicago
Calif
Louis D. Rubin
Richmond
Turkey
Rubin
Freeman-Greene
Mary Sherman
Vincennes ST
Amy
Eltosave
Sealy
Ea. Pc
New Home Furnishing Co
West Vincennes Dial
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