Obituary of James L French carries Linton ties and business ties
James Lewis French a longtime Linton resident since 1934 died at Freeman-Greene county hospital at 3 p.m Saturday after three weeks illness. Born June 30 1894 in Knox County he owned Frenchs Buyers and Sellers Exchange Store and was a used furniture dealer. Survived by two sons a daughter and a grandchild, plus three sisters and a brother. services set for 1 p.m Tuesday at Memory Chapel with Rev Dean Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lewis French
Linton
Freeman-Greene County
French
Knox County
John Francis Melinda Cannon French
French's Buyers and Sellers Exchange
Fifth Street
Dugger
Lebanon Baptist Church
Anderson and Poindexter Memory Chapel
Memory Chapel
Dean Hartman
Fairview Cemetery
Lyons Farmer Dies Rites Held Today
Shelton Foster age 61 of Lyons died at 11 20 a m Saturday in Freeman Greene County hospital He born March 9 1902 in Greene County son of Don W and Jenny Haywood Foster He was a farmer member of Lyons Christian church Switz City Masonic Lodge Survived by wife Dora son Arriola Foster Lyons two grandchildren brother James A Foster Elkhart two sisters Venus Nichols and Loell Byers Indianapolis Funeral services were held at Jenkins Funeral Home Lyons with Robert Richards officiating burial in Prairie Chapel Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton Foster
Lyons
Freeman-Greene County
Greene County
Don W
Jenny Haywood Foster
Lyons Christian Church
Switz City
Masonic Lodge
Dora
Arriola Foster
James A. Foster
Elkhart
Venus Nichols
Loell Byers
Indianapolis
Jenkins Funeral Home
Robert Richards
Prairie Chapel
Former Dugger Man Dies in California
Floyd Underwood age 75 longtime Dugger resident dies Sunday night in Pomona California. He is survived by wife Elton Underwood five California based children and four sisters Edna Hale Ruth Goodman Mae Smith and Cora Plew. Funeral services and burial set for Pomona Wednesday afternoon reported by Newkirk Funeral Home of Dugger.
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Floyd Underwood
Morris Chapel
Pomona
Calif
Elton Underwood
California
Edna Hale
Ruth Goodman
Dugger Rtc
Mae Smith
Batesville
Ark
Cora Plew
Winter Park
Fila
Newkirk Funeral Home
Dugger
Doris Hall 50 Dies At Freeman Greene Hospital
Doris Lucille Hall of Linton died at 5 55 p m Sunday at Freeman Greene Hospital Born March 23 1913 in Cass she was the daughter of Melvin and Minnie Bedwell She married George Herman Hall on July 11 1936 He survives along with brother Floyd Bedwell Dayton Ohio sisters Callie White Muncie Inez Duckworth Linton One brother preceded him in death A member of Saron United Church of Christ in Linton Funeral services 2 p m Wednesday at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home Rev Boyd Stepler officiating Burial Fairview Cemetery Friends may call after 7 p m Today
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Doris Lucille Hall
Linton
Freeman - Greene County Hospital
Cass
Melvin
Minnie Cullen Bedwell
George Herman Hall
Floyd Bedwell
Dayton
Ohio
Callie White
Muncies
Inez Duckworth
Rtc
Infant Boy Dies Rites Held Today
Michael Ray Lewis, three month old son of Bennie J. and Connie Sue Hair Lewis, died at 9 a.m. Saturday. He was born in Linton on Aug. 30, 1963. Survived by parents, grandparents Mrs. Newton Lewis and Mr. Bud Workman Jr., great grandparents Floyd Cox, brothers Robert Wayne and David Joe Lewis. Funeral 10:30 a.m. today at Walnut Grove cemetery. Rev. Harold Carter officiated. Welch and Cornett Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Ray Lewis
Bennie J
Connie Sue Hair Lewis
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Linton
Newton Lewis
Bud Workman Jr
Lyons
Floyd Cox
Robert Wayne Lewis
David Joe Lewis
Dugger Resident Steve Gall Dies at 79
Steve Gall 79 of Dugger died Friday at Mary Sherman hospital Sullivan. Survived by widow Julia two sons Stephen Spencer and John Detroit two daughters Elizabeth Keene Anna Blume Detroit Martha McCulloch Coolidge Arizona one brother John Hungary three sisters Elizabeth Szabo Hungary Mary Boros Toledo and Angelia Gall Bicknell two stepsons Casey and William Kellemen Milan two stepdaughters Irene Heisler and Julia Phillips Petersburg five grandchildren two great grandchildren 20 step grandchildren and 10 step great grandchildren Services held Evans Funeral Home Dugger 10 a.m. today Rev Henry Bilz officiated burial in Dugger cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Gall
Dugger
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Julia
Stephen
Spencer
John
Detroit
Mich
Elizabeth Keene
Anna Blume
Martha McCulloch
Coolidge
Arizona
Hungary
Elizabeth Szabo
Mary Boros
Toledo
Ohio
Angelia Gall
Bicknell
Casey Kellemen
William Kellemen
Milan
Irene Heisler
Julia Phillips
Petersburg
Evans Funeral Home
Henry Bilz
Bills Top 290000 Attendance Milestone in Jets Game
In Buffalo New York the Bills of the American Football League drew 20 222 paid admissions to a Sunday game against the Jets pushing their season total past 290000. This marked the first time the franchise surpassed that figure.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Buffalo Bills
New York Jets
Bills
L and M Routs Switz City 66 58 for 9th Straight
L and M extended its season streak to 9 0 as they beat Switz City 66 58 Friday night. Carruthers 20 Brown 14 and Johnson 11 led L and M while Overman 26 for Switz City dominated the final period. Switz City fouled out four players as L and M lost three starters late.
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L and M
Switz City
Joe Overman
Carrithers
Brown
Johnson
Switz City FG
Os Overman
Hogan
Meiddong Kins Cael , i
Wmoeyel
Oliphant
el Sow Ka S
Carruthers
Wramson
Mien
Bingham
Weee Eereceuenre
Hospital Births and Dismissals Listed by Name
Friday admissions include Carl Hostetler Newberry and multiple newborns Cynthia Rae Stewart Douglas Wayne Sharr Lori Mae and Renea Jenene plus Brayant Moses. Dismissals include Rev Lloyd Miller Nancy Stark transferred to Terre Haute and many residents returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hostetler
Newberry
Ronald Steward
Jasonville
Cynthia Rae
Jack Pierson
Sandborn
Douglas Wayne
Darrell Heaton
Linton
James A. Philpott
Bloomfield
Helen Stoops
Shelburn
Lloyd Miller
H. B. Sims
Solsberry
Larry Abrams
Baby
Grace Griffith
John Gritter
Edgar Brassfield
Virgil Bledsoe
Peter A. Graf
Dennis Bays
Grace King
Springville
Nancy Stark
Coalmont
Terre Haute Hospital
Lloyd Scott
Switz City
Ben Wallace
Sandra Kay Woolf
Raymond Lockman
John L. Turchi
Charles Earle, Jr
Curtis Quimby
Bloomington
Willard Stough
Worthington
James Nicholson
Terre Haute
Homer Hubvard
Friday and Saturday high school basketball scores
Friday results include Linton 94 over Dugger 52 and Switz City 58 over Worthington 51. L and M beat Switz City 66 58 and Pleasantville won 66 to 64 over Cory. Spencer 71 over Bloomfield 59 and Snakamak 78 over Vincennes 55. Saturday Switz City 72 over Eastern 64 and Linton 72 over Schulte 57.
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Linton
Dugger
L and M
Switz City
Worthington
Coal City
Pleasantville
Cory
Spencer
Bloomfield
Snakamak
Vincennes
Eastern
Schulte
Bussee Clinches National Driving Title at Roosevelt
Kingston Illinois driver Don Bussee finished the 1963 harness racing season with 201 wins to become the national driving champion at Roosevelt Raceway Westbury New York. Bob Farrington from Rockwood Ohio was the only rival to catch him but failed with five horses in the finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbury
N.Y
Don Bussee
Kingston
Ill
Bob Farrington
Rockwood
Ohio
Busse
Roosevelt Raceway
Community event notices from local churches and clubs
A dense list of midweek community gatherings across Jasonville detailing church suppers and parties at venues such as Evangelical United Brethren, First Baptist, and Jasonville Methodist. Kiwanis, Eagles, Moose, RAM, Elks, and Masonic groups hold meetings with times ranging from 6:30 p.m. to 7:39 p.m. Many events request potluck dishes, table service, or gift exchanges and include Christmas parties, dinners, and choir practices through Wednesday to Friday.
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W.S.W.S
Evangelical _United —Brethren church
Kiwanis Club
Klusmeier
Legion Home
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose
Linton
RAM
Masonic Temple
Linton Public Library
Eagles Lodge
Jean Shields
Lillian Fiser
Dugger Lodge No
A.M
Masonic Hall
First Baptist Church
Alpha Delphian Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Jasonville Methodist
Saron
First Christian
First Methodist
First Baptist
First Baptist Bible Club
Jasonville Christian
Live stock market summary from Indianapolis markets
Hogs sold 7 000 head with barrows and gilts 25 to 50 higher. 1 and 2 weighed 190 to 225 pounds at 15.25 to 15.50, 1 2 and 3 at 190 to 230 pounds 14.75 to 15.25, sows steady to 25 higher 300 to 400 pounds 11.59 to 12.25, 400 to 600 pounds 10.50 to 11.50. Cattle 3 109 head and calves 75. steers and heifers slow to steady with choice steers 22.50 to 23.25, choice heifers 21.50 to 22.00, good 19.50 to 21.00. cows steady to 50 higher 12.50 to 13.25, pulls strong 14.00 to 18.00, dealers steady. good and choice 28.00 to 33.00. Sheep 500 head with wooled lambs 50 higher. awice and prime 18.50 to 19.50, good and choice 17.09 to 18.50.
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Indianapolis
Nuclear shell six inches in diameter introduced
The Defense Department announced a six inch diameter nuclear shell developed by the Army and the Atomic Energy Commission. Fired from 155 mm howitzers, it may be the world’s smallest nuclear weapon with an eight to ten mile range. The department expects near term availability for Army and Marine troops.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Atomic Energy Commission
Pentagon
Europe
Saron Guild Halde Luncheon Meeting at Church
The Women's Guild of the Saron United Church of Christ held a covered dish luncheon in the church ower auditorium with Christmas decor. Mrs. Vera Mohlmann led as host, a candlelight devotion followed, and Mrs. Faye Kramer and Mrs. Mary Edith Akre assisted. A book review and business reports were shared, funds pledged to Rest Haven and Woodhaven, and the group voted to rename itself Women of the United Church of Christ as part of the Indiana Kentucky conference notes.
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Women's Guild of
The
Saron United Church of Christ
Ower
Vera Mohlmann
Lukell
Faye Kramer
Mary Edith Akre
Hazel Gilbreath
Charles Tazewell
Marie Freund
Goldie Bredeweg
Freida Stepler
Indianapolis
Indiana-Kentucky
Women of the United Church of Christ
Rest Haven
Woodhaven
Fort Wayne
United Synodical Challenge Fund
Mothers Evening Club Installs Officers
Mrs. Violet Elliott hosted a Mothers Evening Club meeting at the L and M school. Members sang the song of the month pledged allegiance to the flag and honored new officers installed by Mrs. Gloria Huey. Health and safety lessons were given by Mrs. Jean Biggs with an American Heritage topic. Refreshments for 20 members and eight guests were served.
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Violet Elliott
Mothers Evening Club
L and M
Hallie Tyson
Gloria Huey
Jean Biggs
Ruth Ann Koening
Sandborn
Dorothy Buck
Joy Richardson
Helen Ferguson
Norma Elliott
Leona Rhodes
Pauline Barnard
Violet Hair
Country Corner Club
Bible Thought by Rev James Storey
The message emphasizes that salvation through the gospel is available to everyone who believes and welcomes all to come to the Saviour. It cites Romans 1 16 and urges equal access to salvation without distinction.
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God
Cozy Christmas Crochet Pattern 7024 Demand
Crochet pattern 7024 for a child size ear flap hat mittens and brim in two colors. Send 35 cents plus 15 cents extra for first class mail to Alice Brooks Needlecraft Dept Old Chelsea Station New York. Catalog 206 Handicraft Hits featuring toys fashion crewelwork and gifts released in 1964.
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Alice Brooks
Linton Daily Citizer Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Two Lin ton extras in McLintock film during Tucson visit
Mrs Tressa Maddox and Mrs Lola Bennett vacationed in Tucson and were photographed as extras on the McLintock set at Old Tuscon. They posed with Jack Young and Ed Gibson and stayed with the Hubbell family in Tyson, two weeks.
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McLintock
Linton
Tressa Maddox
Lola Bennett
Tucson
Ariz
Old Tuscon
Jack Young
Ed Gibson
Hoot Gibson
Ray Hubbell
Tyson
Times Listed For Central Standard Tuesday Be 10
WTHI Channel 10 Terre Haute Indiana lists the Central Standard Tuesday schedule. The brief entry notes programming slots and times for the local viewing audience.
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WITV
Bloomington, Indiana
Central Daylight
WTHI
Terre Haute
Indiana
Central
ABC portrays 1776 with shadows and motion to involve viewers
ABCs Sunday night documentary uses voice actors and selective imagery to recreate the 1776 crisis year. Washington and Paul Revere appear as portraits or silhouettes while camera work and lighting evoke participation. Historian Commager notes 1776 as a world revolution in progress.
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American’ Broadcasting Company
ABC
Frederic March
March
George Washington
Williamsburg
Paul Revere
Lexington
Capitol
Concord Bridge
Henry Steel Commager
First West Coast Newspaper Born in 1846 Oregon City
The Oregon Spectator issued its first edition on February 5 1846 becoming the earliest newspaper west of the Rocky Mountains. Some historians contend an earlier longhand edition of the Flumgudgeon Gazette and Bumble Bee Budget appeared a few months prior.
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Oregon City
Ore
Rocky Mountains
Oregon Spectator
Flumgudgeon Gazette
Bumble Bee
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James L. French
Welch & Cornett Funeral Home
Cornett-Taylor-Hasler
Midland Perkins Jenkins
Brothers
Brown and Pound
Linton Church of Christ
Clara Perkins
Rev. Murphy
Emma Hudson Collison
Carl A. Lang
Hudson Family
Doris L. Hall
Marx
Anderson
Poindexter
Arthur R. Taylor
Ronald Henwood
Richard Jerrels
Raymond Boston
Robert B. Burgess
Jack Stinebaugh
Lori Mae
Jennifer Carole Abel
Michael Campbell
Hymera
Bussee
Dow-Jones
Maynard i. Baggio
K. J. Brown & Co., Inc
E. Main St
Caesar
Ton
Redonda
Charles Stegemoller
Elks Lodge
Lodge
Unity Lodge
C.F
Rotary Club
Klusmeier’s
Quapaw Tribe No. 143
Improved Order of Red Men
Red Men
Women of Moose Chapter
Moose Home
Saron Guild
Halde
James Storey
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Bill Sparks
Teresa
Louis Sparks
Welker Sparks
Leland Sparks
Stephanie
Susan
Rockville
White House
Arlington, Cemetery
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Mt. Vernon
Glen Sparks
Sue
Don
Carol Landis
James Figg
Phillip Sparks
Thomas Sparks
Willis Livingston
Linton Rtc
Guy Livingsston
Marietta
Ralph Fitz
Bob Alkire
Judy Maxwell
Bob
Judy
Orlando
Fla
Throna Mair
Crown Point
John Stevenson
JoAnn McElravy
R. N
University of Rhode Islan
O. A. McElravy
Itc. 1
American Nurses’ Association
Shawnee
Shawnee Art Gallery
Adrian H. Rehner
Stewart Ave
Chicago
Grade Keller
Laughlin
Herbert
Rey
Charles Johnson
Grace Lamb Sabre
Thad
Triad
Methodist Co Gation
Murphy
Hound
Beaver
Manalia Jackson
Ind. University
Wally Gator
John Lorand
Mahalia Jackson
Laramie
Lave Lucy
Walter Cronksten
Pete & Gladys
Guiding Lagat
Danny Thomas
Andy Griffith
CBS News
Santa Claus
Cartoon Theatre
Walter Cronkite
NHC
Loretta Young
Frances Farmer
Huntley Brinkley
Mitch
Peter Gunno
Ian France
Lee Phillips
NBC News
Mr. Novak
Redigo Gono
Richard Boone
Locco
Andy Williams
Peter Gunn
TV In Review
Whch
Mister Breger
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