Obituary for Mi a Smith of Linton Indiana
Mi a Smith 70 of Linton Indiana died at 7 18 a m Saturday. He was born March 1 1896 in Strathroy Ontario Canada son of Walter and Rachael Smith. Survived by wife Marie Clayton two children Kenneth H Smith and Kathryn Dohman one sister Greta Smith five grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 2 p m at Anderson Poindexter Memory Chapel with burial in Fairview Cemetery. The Linton Masonic Lodge will conduct graveside rites.
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A. Smith
Linton
Ite
Strathroy
Ontario
Canada
Walter and
Rachael Smith
Marie Clayton
Indianapolis
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
48Th Highanders
Maser Builders Lodge
Kenmore
N.Y
Terre Haute
Brightwood
Greta J. Smith
Toronto
Anderson - Poindexter Memory Chapel
Cooper
Lloyd Shannon
Fairview Cemetery
Linton Masonic Lodge
Mrs. Ethel A. Jones 71 Dies At Home
Mrs Ethel A Jones aged 71 died at her home at 4 15 p m Sunday She was born September 3 1894 in Sullivan County daughter of Cheser O and Dorcas Cox Allsman Survivors include husband Gussie Ray two sons Kenneth of Hammond and Byron Keith of Los Angeles California five daughters Ruby and Rebecca Shakes both of Los Angeles Rayanna Bedwell of Indianapolis Susanna Jordon of Plainfield and Mary Westmoreland of Odon one sister Hattie Frye of Lyons 13 grandchildren and five great grandchildren She was a Bethany Church of Christ member The body was taken to Newkirk Funeral Home in Dugger with arrangements pending
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Ethel A. Jones
Carlissette
Sullivan County
Cheser O. and
Dorcas Cox Allsman
Gussie Ray
Kenneth
Hammond
Byron Keith
Los Angeles
Calif
Ruby Shakes
Rebecca Shakes
Rayanna Bedwell
Indianapolis
Susanna Jordon
Plainfield
Mary Westmoreland
Odon
Hattie Frye
Lyons
Bethany Church of Christ
Newkirk Funeral Home
Dugger
Dugger Resident Jess Shipman Dies at 61
Jess Shipman 61 of Dugger died Friday night at Mary Sherman hospital Sullivan. He was born July 7 1905 in Sullivan County son of John and Livicia Shipman. Survived by widow Ruth, one brother Fred of Dugger one sister Dorothy Turpin of Dugger and several nieces and nephews. Newkirk Funeral Home of Dugger held services 2:30 p.m. today at Dugger Christian Church. Rev Evans Reed officiated and burial followed in Dugger Cemetery.
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Jess Shipman
Dugger
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Sullivan County
John
Livicia Waters Shipman
Ruth Shipman
Fred Shipman
Dorothy Turpin
Niaes
Newkirk
Dugger Christian Church
Evans
Divorce Notice in Greene Circuit Court Adjournd Term
Cause No 13083 notices Jenetta Brown nonresident and required appearance October 28 1966 in Bloomfield Indiana for divorce action filed by Taylor H Brown II with attorney Kenn G Beasley. Clerk Claude Story seals the notice.
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Hoorenooats
Indian
Greene County
Greene Circuit
Taylor
Brown I
Jenetta’ Brown
Kenn G Beasley
Taylor H. Brown II
Jenetta Brown
Indiana
Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Ind
Claude Story
Beasley, & Beasley
G C Murphy Foundation to Sponsor Four College Scholarships
J. S. Mack announces a new scholarship program by the G C Murphy Foundation to aid children of full time employees. Four annual scholarships will range up to 2000 dollars per year for four years, based on financial need and merit. Recipients will be chosen by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation, with initial awards in April 1967 to two male and two female seniors.
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J. S. Mack
G. C. Murphy Company
G. C. Murphy Foundation
W. C. Shaw, Jr
G. C. Murphy
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
United States
Local Births Announce Two New Daughters in Freeman Greene Area
Mr and Mrs Michael Robert of Linton announce the birth of Linda Jean on August 6 at Freeman Greene county Hospital. Linda Jean weighed six pounds three and a half ounces. mother is Donna Jean Williams of Worthington. Grandparents include Gilbert Williams and Doren Robertson among others. Godfather is Loren Bud Wonder of Linton. Also announced is Jennifer Lynne born August 25 at Freeman Greene county Hospital, weighing seven pounds four ounces to Linda DeVault and Ed Powell. Grandparents listed as Jean DeVault and Ed Powell.
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Michael Robertson
Linton
Freeman Greene County Hospital
Linda Jean
Donna Jean Williams
Worthington
Gilbert Williams
Doren Robertson
Cecil Meeks
Ralph Williams
Loverdale
Herbert Robertson
Paxton
William Pitt
Norwegian
England
Loren ‘Bud" Wonder of
Eddie Dean Powell
Jennifer Lynne
Linda DeVault
Jean DeVault
Ed Powel
Lindon
Hospital Report Notes Multiple Admits And Births
Freemar Greene admitted Friday and many residents listed as admitted, with numerous Births announced. Notables include Mr and Mrs David Pearson of Linton welcoming a son David LeRoy, and Mr and Mrs Harold Elliott of Lyons with a son weighing eight pounds twelve and a half ounces. Harry Francis of Detroit, formerly of Linton, a patient at St John hospital, Detroit, in room 303. brother of Tommy Francis.
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David Pearson
Linton
David LeRoy
Harold Elliott
Lyons
Harry Francis
Detroit, Mich
St. Johns Hospital
Detroit
Tommy Francis
Ray Ashbaugh
Bloomfield
Property transfers in Richland and adjacent townships
Christina Haywood transfers to Carl D Wayne Allen and others in Richland Township. Christina Haywood also transfers to Wendell Eugene Carpenter Jr and others in Richland Township. Albert W Craig and others transfer to Dexter Charles Cox and Louie McGlothlin and others. Ray Chamness and others receive property. Richard F Wright and others transfer to Robert Jerrells and others in Bloomfield and Vicksburg.
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Christina Haywood
Carl D- Wayne Allen
Richland Township
Wendell Eugene Carpenter, Jr
Albert W. Craig
Dexter Charles Cox
Louie McGlothlin
Ray Chamness
Vicksburg
Richard F. Wright
Robert Jerrells
Bloomfield
Local name list from Jasonville and nearby towns
An item lists residents including Elven Boyd of Jasonville and Rosalind June Allen of Jasonville tte with Gary Smith of Clay City Ite and Linda Strait of Worthington. Other names include Jesse G. Corre of Linton, Jewell E. Eads of Sullivan, Ralph W. Butler of Dugger, Lula M. Winslow of Sullivan, Hugh Collins of Dugger, and Emma M. Ashba of Dugger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elven Boyd
Jasonville
Rosalind June Allen
Jasonvillette
Gary Smith
Clay City Ite
Linda Strait
Worthington
Jesse G. Corre
Linton
Jewell E. Eads
Sullivan
Ralph W. Butler
Dugger
Lula M. Winslow
Hugh Collins
Emma M. Ashba
Chilean blackout cuts power to 3.5 million in three provinces
A high voltage line contact by a 14 year old boy retrieving a kite caused a short circuit that left 3.5 million people in three central Chilean provinces without power for about an hour. The boy, Daniel Vargas Marchant, 14, was in critical condition.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
Daniel Vargas Marchant
Bloomfield Psi Iota Clinic Opens September 3
The Bloomfield Speech and Hearing Clinic sponsored by the Psi Iota sorority begins its winter program on Saturday September 3 and runs through June 10. It operates only on Saturdays in winter and invites Greene County residents to apply by sending name address age school grade sex and contact information to Jim Garrison Bloomfield.
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Bloomfield Speech
Te Beta Kappa
Psi Iota
Greene County
A Ll
Bloomfield
Jim Garrison
Box 9
Cl’4ic
Annual Garden School Set for Aug 31 in Indianapolis
The 4 H and FFA garden school runs August 31 to September 3 at the Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis. About 125 members are expected. Purdue agricultural staff join the five day program with registration starting at 9 a m on August 31. D C Pfendler and H B Taylor will speak. the group tours Indianapolis sites on September 2 and graduation is September 3 led by W Robert Amick and Roscoe Fraser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Future Farmers of America
Indianapolis
FFA
Purdue University Agricultural
D.C. Pfendler
School of Agriculture
H. B. Taylor
Purdue
W. Robert Amick
Roscoe Fraser
Linton Kiwanis Programs Announced
Linton Kiwanis Club will hear an Animal Husbandry program at 6 39 p m Tuesday at Klusmeier s Ray Baughman announced Tom Higgins of Hymera a former Lt Governor of the Indiana Kiwanis will be one of the speakers Nate Squires will be program chairman for the September 20 meeting featuring Linton area Boy Scout troops in National Boy s Week Linton High School Key Club will run the program Ni
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Linton Kiwanis Club
Klusmeier's
Ray Baughman
Tom Higgns
Hymera
Indiana Kiwanians
Nate Squires
Linton
Linton High School Key Club
County Savings Bond Gains Reported for July
Art Snyder, Greene county U S Savings Bond chairman, reports county July sales of 145532 dollars, up from 45893 the prior year. Indiana statewide July savings total reached 11686544 dollars, up 5.17 percent from last July, with 54 of 92 counties showing gains for 1966.
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Art Snyder
Greene County U. S. Savings Bond Committee
Indiana
Barber on Shelf as Orioles Put Barber on DL
Baltimore lefthander Steve Barber was placed on the 115 day disabled list on Thursday. Frank Bertaina was recalled from Rochester to bolster Baltimore's injury plagued pitching staff. Barber faced only two hitters Sunday against Cleveland before retiring with elbow trouble. Bertaina, 22, was 9 2 with a 2.23 ERA at Rochester.
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Baltimore
UPI
Steve Barber
Frank Bertaina
Orioles
Rochester
Barber
Cleveland
Bertaina
Ladies Day at Indiana State Fair highlights youth sales
At the Indiana State Fair two grand champions enter the auction ring. Albert English 10 of Clayton shows a 979 pound Angus steer, Garry Dorrel 15 of Brookville exhibits a 1984 pound barrow, both winning grand championships in 4 H events.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Angus Seer
Albert English
Clayton
Garry Dorrel
Brookville
Alice Farris
Morristown
Alice
Morristown High School
Tommy Steiner
Father and Son Bridge Champs Make Odd Pair
Oswald Jacoby and his son James are national bridge champions who earned a living from teaching and writing about the game. Their unusual link is that Oswald did not mentor James directly, instead the elder studied players in a Notre Dame dormitory cage during the Korean War to learn by watching others.
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Richardson, Tex
UPI
Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
James
Notre Dame
U.S. Navy
Peor
Kib Tzing
Corsicana catcher hits eight homers in Texas League rout
Justin Clark, Corsicana catcher in the Texas league, slugged eight home runs in six trips to the plate on June 15, 1902, as his team overwhelmed Texarkana 51 to 3, marking the highest score in Texas League history.
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Corsicana, Tex
UPI
Justin Clark
Corsicana
Texarkana
Local Briefs: Masonics and Civic Meetings Schedule
Local notices report a Masonic Lodge meeting Tuesday at 1 p.m. and Civil Defense picnic committee gathering tonight at 7 30 p.m. in the Mayor's office. Stockton Township Advisory Board meets Tuesday at 7 p.m. to approve the 1967 budget. Public invited. City Council set a special session and public budget hearing at 7 p.m. in council chambers.
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Civil Defense Picnic Committee
Stockton Township Advisory Board
S. Main
Linton
Harold Harbin
City Ha
Indiana Construction Totals Rise in June Contracts
Dodge reports June 1966 Indiana construction contracts totaling 104.042 million dollars, up 3 percent from a year earlier. Nonresidential led with 60.048 million, residential at 32.956 million decreased 23 percent, non-building at 11.038 million up 61 percent. First six months total 674.141 million, up 24 percent from 1965, with nonresidential 286.089 million up 19 percent, residential 192.694 million down 15 percent, non building at 358 thousand up over 100 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Dodge Company
McGraw-Hill, Inc
Indiana
Dodge
George A. Christie
Stolen Jewels and Furs From Spaak Rome Apartment
Actress Catherine Spaak reported theft of 24000 dollars worth of jewels and furs from her Piazz a di Spagna apartment in Rome. Police said skeleton keys were used to enter and the residence was ransacked.
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Rome
UPI
Catherine Spaak
Piazza di Spagna
Reds Urge 6 I S To Oppose Johnson
Communist leaflets on a South Viet Nam battlefield urge U S troops to oppose President Johnson and his warlike clique. The mimeographed notes invite letters to ONVA NY Madison and SDS New York urging nonviolent action and an end to the war.
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SDS
Students For A Democratic Society
Fifth Avenue
New York
N.Y
U.S.A
Viet Vong
Armen
U.S
Opp
Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
600 Hoosier 4 H ers Attend Fair Camp
About 690 Indiana 4-H members are expected at the State Fair 4-H Club Camp Aug 24 to Sept 5 in Indianapolis. Eligible youths include exhibitors on the State Fair judging teams or those awarded trips for achievement. Three $100 scholarships for attending boys are offered based on exhibitor, achievement, and camp records. Dormitory accommodations are provided in buildings on the airfield northwest corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Indianapolis
W. R. Amick
Purdue
Airgrounds
Mine Run safety gear could curb current motorcycle deaths
Proposal urges mandatory protective equipment for riders to reduce rising fatalities and injuries. Advocates emphasize helmets, jackets, gloves, and protective boots as essential safeguards amid ongoing crash statistics.
Market roundup Indiana hog and cattle prices mixed
Live stock in Indianapolis shows hogs 25 to 50 cents lower across weight classes with 24.75 to 25.25 for 200 to 230 pounds and 24.00 to 24.75 for 185 to 200 pounds. Cattle and calves mostly steady to weak with steers at 25.00 to 25.50 and prime to 26.50. cows 16.00 to 19.00. bulls 21.50 to 23.25. Sheep steady to 50 lower with lambs 22.00 to 25.00.
Bible Thought from Linton Assembly of God Church
The Torah of Psalm 19 is presented as enduring truth. The message emphasizes the fear of the Lord as clean and eternal, with divine judgments described as true and righteous. It calls the precious truths of the Bible more valuable than gold or earthly riches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Stefanie Powers to Star in TV His Her Show The Girl from U N C L E
Stefanie Powers, known as Stef anie Powers, will star as April Dancer in The Girl from U N C L E His her TV program debuting September 13. Noel Harrison co stars. Powers plans to marry actor Garry Lockwood in September. she cites TV work as disciplined and demanding but rewarding for growth.
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ED Misurell
Petticoat Junction
Jeannie
U.N.C.L.E
Stefania Zofia Federkievicz
Stefania
Stefanie Powers
Hollywood
Noel Harrison
Rex
Stefanie
Bullfighters Union
Mexico
Colombia
April Dancer
Teror
King Features Syndica
Nbc-Tv
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Freemar, Greene
Lowell Osburn
Marcella Mirabel
Kenneth Frye
Joey Mooney
Warsaw
Perry Fraser
Jean Borders
James Johnson
Herbert Green
Walter Jones
Ronald Eikelman
Crystal Dawn Turpin
Dexter Tribby
Robinson
Franklin Hash
Dagger Glenn Ross
Dexter Carr
Cletus Cook
Baby
Kimberly Sue Polson
Switz City
Edna Kendall
Worthing
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Joe Salesman
ST. Johns
Klusmeier’s
Linton Kiwanis
Bridge Chimps
Mill Cab
East Vincen
Nes Street
F. and
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Reds
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THE
Linton Daily Citizen
Christm Lint Daily Citizen, Inc
South Malin Street
Warren H.onken
Ann Toney
United Press International News Service
Hoosier State Press Assoa Democratic Editorial Associa
Leonard R. Nowell
Assembly of God Church
NBC
Gardner Street
Bancroft Junior High School
Hollywood High School
Lee Remick
Sonia
Garry Lockewood
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