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Funeral Services Held for Bloomfield Resident Dave Nation
Funeral services for Dave Nation of Bloomfield will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Jenkins Funeral Home. A relative said Nation’s father was Tom, not Moron Nation, and Nation had two unidentified sisters and a niece surviving.
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Pleasantville Woman Alma Kardocus Dies at 72
Alma M Kardocus 72 of near Pleasantville died at Mary Sherman hospital Sullivan at 4:15 am. She is survived by two sons Clarence Kardocus and Carl Kardocus. three daughters Elwina Linn Elmina Johnson and Mary Kardocus. eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements: Newkirk Funeral Home Dugger after 1 pm Saturday. Funeral at Indian Prairie Church Sunday 1 pm with Rev Frank Sallee. Body lies in state at church noon Sunday.
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Pleasantville
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Iianapolis
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Linton
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Elmina Johnson
Mary Kardous
Carlisle
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Dugger
Indian Prairie Church
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Louisiana French Christmas prayers still echo in towns
In southern Louisiana communities, older residents recall Christmas prayers in French and their Pere Noel tradition as Santa Claus, reflecting the region’s heritage from the era of the Louisiana Purchase and Napoleonic history.
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Christmas Skies Draw Priests at Spring Hill College
In Mobile Alabama priests at the Spring Hill College Observatory study the stars during the Christmas season believing starlight brings them closer to Christ. The observatory serves as a focal point for contemplation and religious reflection during the holiday period.
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Mrs Ethel Courtney Edmord 58 of Elora Dies at Davies County Hospital
Mrs. Ethel Courtney Edmondson 58 of Elora died Thursday evening at Davies County Hospital Washington. Daughter of William H. Courtney and Rosetta, she lived in Elora all her life and was a member of the Elora Christian Church. She was married Sept 6 1924 to Ross Edmondson who died Nov 2 1983. Surviving are three daughters Wilna Edmondson Indianapolis Joyce Hurt Elora Barbara Ketchem Elora two grandchildren and one brother Ross Courtney Flint Michigan. Body at Ives Poindexter Funeral Home Sandhern after 7:30 p.m. today. Will be moved to Elora Christian Church Sunday at noon in state until 2 p.m. CDT funeral service R P Hawkins and Roger Anderson officiating burial in Elora Cemetery.
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E'nora
Davies County Hospital
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Elnora
Elnora Christian Church
Ross Edmondson
Cade
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Indianapolis
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Elora
Barbara Ketchem
Ross Courtney
Flint
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Sandhern
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R. P. Hiwkins
Roger Anderson
Feed Grain Diversion Program Offered for 1964
Greene County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation officials urge farmers to participate in the 1964 Feed Grain Program to earn diversion payments by shifting land from unneeded feed grains to conservation uses. Operators can divert 2 to 50 percent of their base with potential price support eligibility tied to participation, as Congress extends the program into 1965.
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Hog feed claims compare hogs' eating feats across eras
A quirky claim compares modern hog feed consumption to an early 20th century hog that allegedly ate 1 740 pounds of farm grains before sale. The figure is attributed to American Cyanamid Co, illustrating exaggerated historic eating feats.
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Airmen Prepare for Christmas Eve Refueling Mission
At Griffiss Air Force Base New York Capt James P Magee leads the 416th SAC Bomber Wing crew aboard a KC-135 Stratotanker code named Sleighbell 22. They will fly six hours over New York and New England to meet a B 52 over the North Atlantic and transfer 100000 pounds of fuel. The in flight refueling keeps SAC bombers ready for global strike even if bases are destroyed. Airman Raymond E Carthage lies prone under the tail performing boom operator duties as the two aircraft approach within 47 feet at 450 miles per hour.
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Clara Bow’s Son Rex Bell Jr Debuts In Stagecoach Film
Rex Bell Jr 28 of Reno Nev makes his movie debut as a gunman in Stagecoach to Hell produced by A C Lyles. At 6 foot 5 he resembles a young Gary Cooper and says acting may run in the family. He grew up on his father Rex Bell’s Nevada ranch, managed Best Western stores after his father’s death, and studied chemistry at the University of Nevada.
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Hospital Admissions Report Names Two Newborns
Thursday admissions announce the birth of Gregory Allen Long in Carlisle weighing nine pounds and Kimberly Dar lene Talley in Bloomfield weighing eight pounds six and three quarters ounces. Names listed include families from Jasonville Linton Bloomfield and Terre Haute with transfers to Deaconess hospital Evansville.
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Melvin Long
Carlisle
Gregory Allen
William McGavie
Jasonville
E. L. Cole
Midland
Barbara Autin
Linton
Frank Linke
Emil Duchaney
Lewis Gardner
Bloomfield
Kenneth E. Talley
Kimberly Darlene
Grace Steele
William P. Steers
Wilsor Herald
Kenneth Kennedy
Lamar
Deaconess Hospital
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William E. Harris, Jr
Terre Haute
Fox Steps Up TV Activity With New Shows
Televi sion production at 20th Century Fox accelerates. Steve Forrest will star in an hour long drama "12 O'Clock High" and Tony Francioso co stars with Jack Suen in the sitcom "The Brownstone" moving forward in Hollywood.
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Pope Paul VI Joins Romans for Immaculate Conception Tribute
In Vatican City Pope Paul VI plans to join thousands in Rome to honor the 178 foot Virgin Mary statue in the Spanish Plaza. He is expected to arrive by car, pause to pray, and bless the crowd during the feast day and floral offering tradition.
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