Obituary for George W. Terrell 1889 1970
George W. Terrell 77 died at 3 29 p m Wednesday at Dunn Memorial Hospital. He was a native of Martin County Indiana born February 4 1889 the son of John W and Carrie Chapman Terrell. He was a retired quarry worker farmer and NAC Crane employee. Survivors include his widow Florence three sons Dale and Faye Terrell of Bedford two daughters Mrs Dale Johnson of Shoals and Hele who lived with him two brothers Elmer Terrell of Linton and Walter Terrell of Williams a sister Mrs Stella Simmerson of Shoals a step sister Mrs Maudie Cecil of Tunneton a grandson and three step grandchildren. A brother and sister preceded him in death. The body was taken to Day and Carter Mortuary in Re for where friends may call. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev Merla Craig at Elmwood Chapel of Day and Carter Mortuary Saturday at 10 a m. Burial will follow in Cresthaven Memory Gardens in Bedford.
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George W. Terrell
Dunn Mere
Mar
County
Wag
John W
Carrie Chapman Terrell
NAC
Florence
Dale Terf
Faye Terr
Bedford
Rte
Hele
Dale Johnson
Shoals
Brethers
Elmer Terrell
Linton
Walter Terrell
Willams
Stella Simmerman
Maudie Cec'l
Tunneton
Carter Mortuary
Merla Craig
Elmwood Chapel
Carter
Memory Gardens
Rural Coal City Man Mizer Dies at 79
Grover Mizer 79 of Coal City Route 2 died at 11 pm Thursday at the home of his son Raymond Mizer. Born November 3, 1887, to Daniel J and Sophia Vosman Mizer, he was a farmer. Survived by his son Raymond, three grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at Myers Funeral Home Wor Kin gton with James Costello officiating burial at Fiscus Cemetery.
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Grover Mizer
Coal City Cte
Raymond M'zer
Coal City
Wisbornhewon County
Daniel J
Sophi Vosman M.zer
Ma Colenbaugh Minzer
Coal City Church of Christ
Raymons Rizer
Myers Funeral
Workington
James Costello
Fiscus
McGowan Heads to Bangkok to Defend Flyweight Title
World flyweight champion Walter McGowan of Scotland flies to Bangkok for a December 30 title defense against Thailand’s Charthai Ghionai. McGowan, confident in repeating as champion, quips that he has christened his foe Cheerful Charte.
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London
UPI
Walter McGowan
Scotland
Bangkok
Thailand
Charthai Ghionai
McGowan
Chart
In loving memory notices from Anderson Poindexter area
Obituary style notices recalling Cecil Mae Gould Amy Brassfield John Sherman Ora Rooksberry Blanche Rooksberry St Fe Phegley and David W Love. Messages of love missing and gratitude to family friends and community responders.
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ST FE
Appointment of Bruce Carlson to Planned Parenthood role
Bruce D. Carlson is named director of the Planned Parenthood Program a department of the National Council of Churches Overseas Ministries Division. The program established in 1965 funds grants for family planning clinic facilities training programs and education materials in Asia Africa Latin America and the Middle East.
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New York
UPI
Bruce D. Carlson
Planned Parent Service
National Council of Churches
Jivisoa
Ovoseas Ministries
Ce Ison
The
Episcopal Church
Church Word Service
Peru
Chile
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Funeral services set for Donald Keller Jr in Linton
Funeral services for Dor eller Jr 43 of Linton route 3 who was fatally injured in a motor accident Wednesday are scheduled for Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Anderson Poindexter Memory Chapel in Linton. Rev Lloyd Shannon will officiate and burial will follow in Fairview Cemetery.
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Dor
Eller, Jr
Linton Rte
Hhe Anderson-Poindex
Linton
Lloyd Shennon
Ciate
Bural
Fairview
Funeral rites for Thomas Whitaker in Terre Haute
Thomas Whitaker 83 of Terre Haute died Wednesday night. Last rites set for 1 p.m. Saturday at Baun Funeral Home with calling hours. Interment in Highland Lawn Cemetery. Survived by daughter Joye O Rourke, a staff member of the Linton Daily Citizen.
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Thomas Whitaker
Terre Haute
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Joye O'Rourke
Linton
Ciizen
In Memoriam David L. Martindale Decided Dec 16 1963
In memoriam with verses on a sudden loss three years after the death. Parents and siblings mourn the passing and recall the loved one in a memorial note.
Christmas Deliveries Reach Isolated Ontario Village
In Auden, Ontario, trapped residents faced a bleak Christmas until Macdiarmid volunteers and Geraldton Beardmore rangers loaded a 90 mile trek through deep snow. They brought toys candy and clothing along with a portable generator and movie projector for a joyous celebration. They pledge to repeat the aid if Auden is snowbound again this year.
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Auden
Geraldton Forest
Santa Claus
Macdiarmid
Lake Nipigon
Geraldton and
Beardmore
Rangers
Ontario
Hospital Guild Plans Valette Activities
The Freeman reports the Greene County Hospital Guild completes its cheer week with tree decorating and wreaths on doors. Candy Stripers trim trees. Pink Ladies and guild members plan decorations chaired by Mrs. Frank Shepherd. Florists donate outside wreaths. Linton city workers assisted with hospital lawn tree. Red socks with fruit nuts and candy will be given to patients by Santa. Carol schedules list multiple groups visiting December 22 23 and Christmas Eve with refreshments for all visitors.
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Freeman
Greene County
Osp Tal Guld
Frank Shepherd
Linton City
Mike Earr
Donald Kristler
Austin Newport
Guld
Santa Claus
Mary Harman
First Baptist Church
Edward Slover
Ina Barnes
Janice Barnes
Lynda Holoway
Mary Clippinger
Gail Goodman
William Pirtle
Salvation Army
Shirley Younts
Church of Christ Chorus
John May
Jim Beasley
Ray Boyer
Ronald Henwood
Jerry Burns
Beasley
Freeman-Greene Admitted Thursday and Dismissals List
Admitted Thursday Raymond Hood of Springville Robert Cheatheam of Terre Haute Eva Borders of Shelburn John West of Linton Thomas Meurer of Lyons. Dismissals include Mrs Ralph Casner and baby of Linton and Mrs Larry Joe Fougerousse and son Jasonville. Also Thursday a son to Larry Joe Fougerousse and wife weighing seven pounds one ounce. Thursday a son to Robert Brown and wife of Bloomfield weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces.
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Freeman-Greene
Raymond Hood
Springville
Robert Cheatheam
Terre Haute
Eva Borders
Shelburn
John West
Linton
Thomas Meurer
Lyons Today
Wayne Trinkle
Ralph Casner
Baby
Larry Joe Fougerousse
Jasonville
Robert Brown
Bloomfield
Property Transfers Across Worthington Taylor Township Richland Linton and Center
Property transfers include Lola B Wright to Sarah H Adams in Worthington and Halle McNabb et al to Leonie T Pitchers in Taylor Township. Open Bible Church trustees transfer to Church of God local board in Richland Township. Daisy Fritz et al to S L Realty Co in Linton. Kenneth Groomer et ux to Roger Arthur et ux in Center Township.
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Lola B. Wright
Sarah H. Adams
Worthington
Hall’e McNabb
Leonie T. Pitchers
Taylor Township
Open Bible Church
Church of God
Richland Township
Daisy Fritz
S. L. Realty Co
Linton
Kenneth Groomer
Roger Arthur
Center Township
Marriage Licenses Granted for Four Couples
James Roland Agnes of Linton wed Mary Ann Stefler of Sullivan. Van Edwin Deutz of Blomfield married Mary Ruth Canady of Blomfield. The notice records four marriages licensed.
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James Roland Agnes
Linton
Mary Ann Ste‘fler, Sullivan
van Edwin Deutz
Mary Ruth Canady
Blomfield
Successor Named For Knox County Judge
Gov Branigin named Ernest Tilly Jr. as Knox Circuit Judge to succeed the late Ralph A. Seal. Vincennes lawyer Murphey C. Land was chosen to replace Tilly as Knox County Prosecutor. Tilly and Land are Democrats with Land serving as judge pro tem since Seals death. An effective date around Jan 1 was indicated. Branigan also named Dr Lowell H. Steen to the Health Facilities Council replacing Dr Edward T. Edwards.
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Ralph A. Seal
Knox Circuit
Govnor
Roger D. Branigin
Knox County
Ernest Tilly, Jr
Bicknell
Vincennes
Murphey C. Land
Tilly
Land
Seal
Branigan
Lowell H. Steen
Whiting
Health Facilities Council
Edward T. Edwards
Market report from Indianapolis: hogs and cattle steady
UPI reports live hogs at 4,400 with barrows and gilts mostly steady to 25 lower and sows steady. Prices range from 18.00 to 21.75 per 100 pounds across various weights. Cattle and calves show limited test data with two loads of choice cattle around 24.50 and good at 22.50. no cows. Bulls 21.00–22.00. sheep insufficient for market testing.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Shape of Trouble Predicts Pregnancy Problems
Two Navy doctors James P. Semmens and James Lee report to the American Academy of General Practice that abdominal shape can predict trouble in pregnancy. Unusual bulges and contour abnormalities, often on one side, correlate with miscarriages, premature births, and delivery complications with about nine in ten accuracy. Both doctors work at naval hospitals.
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New York
UPI
Navy
American Academy of General Practice
James P. Semmens
Oakland
Calif
James Lee
Philadelphia
Naval Hospitals
Bad News Book Lists Taxes in Europe’s Common Market
At Common Market headquarters in Brussels a 204 page reference book catalogs all taxes levied by state and local administrations within Europe’s Common Market.
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Brussels
UPI
Common Marke
Europe
Vietnam War Tops UPI News Story for Second Year
United Press International editors nationwide named the Vietnam War the top US news story for the second year running. The 1966 list also placed race riots in Northern cities second, Charles Whitman’s Texas attack third, and Republican gains in off year elections fourth, with space progress fifth.
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New York
UPI
Vietnam
United States
United Press International
Asia
South America
Red Guard
China
L Ist
U.S
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Chicago
Supreme Court
Charles Whitman
University of Texas
Austin
House O Representatives
Senate
Oveland
Tex
Johnson
France
NATO
Red China
Red A
Communist
Local Briefs Plentiful December Events Across Linton Area
Local briefs list multiple December gatherings in Linton Indiana area. Cub Scout Pack 51 at St Peter hall plans Yuletide themed meeting with nine new Cub Scouts and seven merit badges. advisory council meets Tuesday. Public Housing Authority first meeting set for Dec 19 at city hall. Holiday party for Linton-Stockton 1962 grads at St Peter hall Dec 30. New Year Eve dance by Linton American Legion. Moose Lodge Christmas dance with Norman Corns band. Youth Rally by Baptist church moved to Jan 7. Seventh District American Legion meeting at Elnora Post. reminders urge attendance and guest participation.
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St. Peter's Hall
Greene County Civil Defense
David Neal
Jasonville
Linton
Public Housing Authority
Council Chambers
City Hall
Linton Post
The
American Legion
South Main St
Hoosier Ramblers
More West Germans Read Newspapers Rise From 72 to 79.8 Percent
Bonn based report from the Federal Association of Newspaper Proprietors shows 1961 to 1966 readership climbed from 72 percent to 79.8 percent as daily papers gain popularity among the population.
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Bonn
UPI
Federal Association of Newspaper Proprietors
The Linton Daily Citizen Publication Details
The Linton Daily Citizen lists staff editors and rates with publisher Warren H Onken and Ann Toney. It notes publication days, postage, and subscription prices for Indiana and other states, plus service memberships and associations.
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Tan
Linton Daily Citizen, Inc
South
Malin Street
Tinton
Indiana
Linton
Warren H.onken
Ann Toney
Bayh Sees Slim Chance for Open Housing Law
Sen. Birch Bayh said chances are slim for federal open housing legislation in 1967. He warned of House opposition and stiffer Senate resistance, argued civil rights acts largely finished the job, but noted economic obstacles and praised Headstart for reducing juvenile crime while calling for higher police morale.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Birch Bayh
Ind
House
Senate
Bayh
Jaycee
Hardin Named CFL Coach of the Year in Philadelphia
Wayne Hardin former Navy coach was chosen CFL Coach of the Year by the Philadelphia Touchdown Club. He completed his first season as head coach of the Puia Bulldogs by winning the CFL championship.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Wayne Hardin
Navy
Continental Football League
Ph Iphia
Hardin
Pui Ia
Bulldogs
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David W. Love
Nola Yoder
Marie Beasley
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Farily
Donald Keller, JR
Memoriam
David L. Martindale
Welch & Cornett
Linton Aarvin Taylor
Delmar
Hasie
Gilbert B. Sims
Christmas
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Canada
Tario
Canadian National Railway
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Hospital Guild
Mister Breger
Henry Cabot Lodg
Boston
Saigon
David Nichols
1 Baptist Church
Stone Sketer House
Humphreys Park
Linton Moose Lodge
Norman Corns
Elnora Post
Linton Daily Citizen
United Press International News Service
Hoosier State Press Association
Democratic Editorial Assoration
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Seaney
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Linton Cuizen Daily
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