Obituaries for Zelda Letterman Whitlock Ketchem and Reimer
Zelda Letterman of Sullivan dies after extended illness at 59. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 with burial in Fairview, relatives include Allen Letterman and George Sparks. George Whitlock of Detroit former Pleasantville teacher dies at 50 after heart attack. burial in Dugger. May Ketchem of Elnora dies after heart attack. services in Sandborn with burial in Westphalia. Lottie Grace Reimer, 80, of Terre Haute died. burial in Grandview cemetery Terre Haute. survived by two brothers Roy and Carl and sister Eunice Potts.
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Zelda Letterman
Zelda Workman Letterman
East Johnson Street
Sullivan
Linton
Letterman
Bloomfield
Sank
Lola Workman
First
Baptist Church
Earl Vaughn
Fairview Cemetery
George Whitlock
Detroit
Mich
Pleasantville
Whitlock
Elisha and
Maggis Hale Whitlock
Maryquarettehitlock
Maggie Whit
May Ketchem
Elnora
Ives Poindexter
Sandborn
John Overbeck
Westphalia
Kitchem
Newark
Greene County
Lottie Grace Reimer
Glenburn Rest Haven
Terre Pattie
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Callahan Funeral Home
Terre Haute
Grandview
Miss Reimer
Roy
Carl Reimer
Eunice Potts
Funeral services for Lome Sherwood obituary
Funeral services were held for Lome Sherwood 82 of Indianapolis formerly of Linton who died Friday at Indianapolis General Hospital Rev Royden Rea officiated and burial followed in Fairview cemetery at Anderson-Poin Dexter Memory Chapel this morning
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Lome Sherwood
Indianapolis
Linton
Anderson-Poindexter Memory Chapel
Sherwood
Indianapolis General Hospital
Royden Rea
Fairview Cemetery
Livestock Prices at Indianapolis Market
Live stock report from MARES ETI in Indianapolis shows hogs 12 000 head active and 25 to 50 cents higher with various weight ranges. cattle 3 000 head, calves steady to strong, steer prices 21.00 to 22.50, heifers 20.00 to 21.00, dealers active with good and choice 19.00 to 25.00 and a few prime 26.00.
Christmas Dinner Planned by Needlecraft Club Hostess
Mrs. Stanley Hastings will host Needlecraft club members at her home at 11 o clock Tuesday for a Christmas dinner party.
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Stanley Hastings
Needlecraft Club
Julius Caesar body burned and tomb deposit noted
Historian Froude states Caesar’s body burned in the Forum and remains placed in the tomb of the Caesars in the Campus Martius. Arizona’s capitol building in Phoenix lacks a cornerstone among public U.S. structures. Babies’ permanent eye color appears after several weeks. Colchester in Essex, Britain’s oldest town, dates from antiquity.
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Froude
Julius Caesar
Forum
Campus Martius
Arizona
Phoenix
United States
Colchester
Essex
Britain
Hospital Admissions and Births Reported in Linton Area
Friday admissions include Lettie Young Jasonville route one and William Bassett Jasonville. Saturday births Gina Beth weighing six pounds 11 ounces to Willard Hamlin Bloomfield route two. Christine Marie weighing nine pounds 15 ounces to Max Harrah Linton route three. Sunday birth Diana Lynn eight pounds 3 ounces to Harold Sterling Odon. Dismissals include Evelyn Fordyce Linton and others from Linton Owensboro Switz City Jasonville.
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Lettie Young
Linton
William M. Bassett
Jasonville
Willard R. Hamlin
Bloomfield
Gina Beth
Sam Masters
Frank Welch
Orville King
Henry Bennett
Max A. Harrah
Christine Marie
Henry Jones
Crane
Clyde Kirkham
Harold E. Sterling
Odon
Diana Lynn
Joseph Graves
Mary Hasara
Peyton Place film to remain frank as book sparks town uproar
Hollywood reports 20th Century Fox will film Peyton Place next March with Grace Metalious’s novel kept intact aside from a carriage replacing an abortion. Producer Ward defends taste while noting prior censorship battles and two girls growing up in a small town.
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Hollywood
Gilmanto
N.H
Peyton Place
Grace Metalious
20Th Century Fox Studio
Jerry Wald
Ward
Desertion charge frames dramatic pursuit in western tale
Captain McKinstry detains Erd Eklund on desertion charges tied to Chickamauga while Narcissa confronts shock and fear. Kinney plots more violence as six riders including Indians seize Narcissa for transport toward distant mountains and a tepee camp.
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Bill
Eklund
Dolf Kinney
Narcissa
McKinstry
Doc
Blake
Captain Davidson
E. E
Davidson
Chickamauga
Helen Blake
Bouregy & Curl, Inc
King
Special Features Syndicate
Trophe
Oates
Major
Various Monday and Tuesday Meeting Notices Gathered
Local clubs churches and civic groups post meeting times for Monday and Tuesday. Highlights include Saron Men's Brotherhood 7 30 p m at the church Lindon Rainbow for Girls 7 00 p m Masonic hall Greene County Disabled American Veterans 7 30 p m and a Christmas toy drive by the My Beta Gamma mission circle at the First Baptist Church.
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EUE
Saron Men's Brotherhood
Linton Civic Garden Club
Klusmeier’s
Greene County
Disabled American Veterans
Legion Hall
Linton Order Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Lyons Conservation Club
War Mothers
City Council
Chickateth Council Pocahontas
Red Men’s Hall
My Beta Gamma _ mission circle
First Baptist Church
Glee Clubs
Linton-Stockton High School
Alpha Delphian
Greene County Nurses Association
Thelma Vaughn
Glenburn
Quapaw Council
Pocahontas
Loyal Order of Moose No
Linton
Royal Arch Masons
Union Painters and Paper Hangers
Wesleyan Guild of
First Methodist Church
James Jackson
Qui Va la Club
Jo Foglesong
Social Security ruling aids farmers 65 plus in 1957 benefits
Purdue agricultural economists say farmers aged 65 or older who are covered by Social Security and paid the taxes for 1955 and 1956 may qualify for old age retirement benefits in 1957. Benefit amounts depend on average monthly self employment earnings during 1955 and 1956, with a $4200 annual net earnings cap. Farmers with low 1954 net earnings may boost 1956 income by marketing livestock and cash crops before January 1, delaying expenses or repairs, and buying feed on credit to pay in 1957. They may also raise gross income before January 1 by reporting two thirds of gross for $600-$1800, or $1200 if over $1800.
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Lafayette
Purdue University Agricultural
Linton Library Adds Wide Range of Juvenile Nonfiction
The Linton Public Library lists new juvenile nonfiction and travel titles added last week. Read alouds and science books from Hutchison to Zarchy cover ships, insects, oceans, time, space, and careers, with fairy tales and legends also expanding the shelf.
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Linton Public Library
Margaret Cooper
Hutchison
Douty
McClung
Hettlekamp
Darling
Fenton
Earle
Fisher
Brockel
Linton
du Bois
Popendorf
Ziner
Frost
Godwin
Carmichael
Hecht
Adler
Science
Godden
Harold
Johnson
Jones
Robin Hood
Cooke
Screaming Ghost
Carrer
Bernhard
Middle of
Nevil
Hutchinson
Severn
Sheinwold
Entertainment Field
Nature
Neal
Mr. Midshipman Murdock
Thy Word Hidden In Heart Steers From Sin
Psalm 119 11 is cited to urge embedding scripture in the heart as a guard against sin. The sermon by David M Shepherd emphasizes inner work guiding toward righteousness and good deeds as a pledge to biblical truth.
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David M. Shepherd
First Methodist Church
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Newkire
Dugger
Anderson
Poindexter
Wileh
Puneral
Vincennes
winGig
Wabicnal Seler
Teva
Lucien Hamner
Ty Rev. Wilkes
Haldon Beasley
B. R. Medriffin
Lyons
Lyons Pastern Star Lodge
Hamner
Furniture
South Main
Mares Eti
Stoops
W. Vincennes
Evelyn Fordyce
Alfred Millon
Russell Jackson
Owensburg
Shirley Ann Scott
Switz City
Gloria Porter
Ray Hawkins
Gilmanto Folks
Kenneth Groomer
Baby
Solsberry
Charles Justus
Wayne Stiffler
William Bassett
Donald J. Herrington
Freedom
Elmer Dove
Midland
Charlene Rose
Nina Kellams
Ruth Parks
Louise Hensley
John Keller
Elizabeth Schubla
Wald
Johnny Belinda
Jane Wyman
Archie Joscelyn
Erd Eklund
Linton Library Notes
Greene
U.S
Witty
Buehr
West Point
Engeman
Lacer’s Market
Linton ED. Wilkes
Oxfords
E. Vincennes St
Miller-Turpen CO
Incorporated State Rd
Wonder Horses
Scooters
Furnishing CO
W. Vincennes St
Santa
Jerrell
Jerrells Jewelry Store
N. Main
Hamilton Paint & Wallpaper Store
S. Main ST
Ike
Wabash Ave
Terre Haute, Indiana
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