Obituaries: Hash and Peavey Rites Planned in Greene and Clay Areas
Franklin D. Hash 67 of Linton died on arrival at Kerran Greene County Hospital after a stroke. Born October 2 1900 he was a World War I veteran and machinist survived by wife Carrie a stepson Charles L Cook Jr a son Roy and other relatives. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at White Se Pentecostal church with Cecil Cox officiating burial at Fairview Home. Also Elmer A Peavey 76 of Jasonville died at Freeman Greene County Hospital born December 13 in Clay County son of Fred and Viola Peavey engaged in farming member of Jasonville Christian Church survived by wife Ruth a daughter Myra Wall and two Lafayette area siblings with three grandchildren. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Saturday McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville burial Maple Grove Cemetery Clay City. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Friday.
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Franklin D. Hash
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Kerran-Greene County Hospital
Wos
Hash
Linton
Carrie Hash
Linton Ste. PY
Charles L. Cook
San Diego
Calif
Roy
Martinsville
Whitese Pentecostal Church
Cecil Cox
Bur
Fairview
and Cornett Funeral
Jasonville
Elmer A. Peavey
Itc
Freeman
Greene County Bos
Linon
Clay County
Fred
Viola Muir Peavey
Peavey
Jason Ville
Lafayette
Larry Neal
Richmond
Mary Wail
Donald Wall
McClanahan
Ted Warren
Maple Grove
Clay City
County Native Named To Education Post
Greene county native Sam R. Allen was appointed coordinator of continuing education at the Purdue University Indianapolis Campus. He will oversee adult classes in engineering and program development. Allen, born in Switz City, holds degrees from Purdue Butler and Florida State University and has taught adult farm ers and served as assistant coordinator of State Technical Services.
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Greene County
Purdue University
Jack M. Ryder
Ryder
Switz City
Allen
Central High School
Purdue
Butler University
Florida State University
Best Food Buys For Holiday Weekend Markets
UPI reports from the U S Department of Agriculture and Interior that weekend shoppers will find ample meat and poultry with good supplies of fresh fruits and vegetables. Broiler-fryer chickens and turkeys lead protein. beef roasts and steak, pork chops and roasts also common. Fish products are plentiful. Cabbage potatoes onions top fresh vegetables with radishes tomatoes and cucumbers in some areas. Apples grapefruit and oranges lead the fruit supply.
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UPI
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Funeral services for Karl O Kayser in Clay City
Funeral services for Karl O Kayser of Clay City will be held at 10 30 a m Thursday at Schoppenhorst Funeral Home Clay City Rev e Grace officiating burial will be in Worthington Cemetery Father of Kenneth Kayser of Worthington. Friends may call.
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Karl O. Kayser
Clay City
Kenneth Kayser
Worthington
Schoppenhorst
Rev. E. Grace
Worthington Cemetery
Matters Of Record FreemAn Greene
Admissions and dismissals listed for Sullivan County including Bloomfield Shelburn Sullivan Jasonville and Worthington. Birth announced Tuesday a son to Vernus Newton and wife at Clay City hospital. Names include Ralph Baker Lee Hubbard Lesta Heser Ruth Wilson etc. The Beta Delphian club is thanked for Christmas favors.
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Bloomfield
Mary Williams
Worthington
Brian Duckley
Linton
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Billy Burris
Bloomfield James R. Lucking
Vernus Newton
Clay City
Beta Delphian Club
Mary Sherman
Sulivan
Ralph Baker
Shelburn
Lee Hubbard
Lesta Heser
Farmersburg
Ruth Wilson
Jasonville
Walter Wile
Sullivan
Viola Phipps
Baby
Sullivan Sadie Carrico
Carlisle Russell Lowell Jr
Sullivan Cora N. Brown
Sullivan Nellie Burk
John R. Wright
Property transfers listed for multiple townships
Transfers show Andra Griffith Hart to Charles Eugene Williams Sr and spouse in Richland township. P H O'Hern to Charles F Barr and spouse in Linon. Ray R Hudson to Dallas E Burch and others in Center township. Grave West to Hugh James Hedley in Richland township. James D Petro to Don a d L Corns and spouse in Highland township.
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Andra Griffith Hart
Charles Eugene Williams, Sr
Richland Township
P. H. O’hern
Charles F. Barr
Linon
Ray R. Hudson
Dallas E. Burch
Hugh James Hedley
James D. Petro
Don
A'D L. Corns
Highland Township
Slaughtered farm animals top 320000 in UK hoof and mouth outbreak
London reports the total slaughter of farm animals surpassing 320000 as officials worry gale winds could spread the hoof and mouth virus to Ireland. In Manila, Philippine customs arrest the wife of a cabinet official for trying to smuggle diamonds from Hong Kong. she is unnamed.
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UPI
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Manila
Philippine Customs
Hong Kong
Polish Engineer Confesses Passing Data to U.S. Agents
Jerzy Strawa, a Polish engineer, told a military court that he provided railway and factory information to U.S. intelligence agents. Strawa’s trial began the previous day as Pap cited. Boumedienne probes Algerian elites over last week’s purported coup attempt as he labels it childish.
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UPI
Jerzy Strawa
U.S
Pap
Strawa
Algiers
Houari Boumedienne
De Gaulle Calls Cabinet for Year End Foreign Affairs Review
President Charles de Gaulle ordered the French cabinet into session for a year end review of foreign affairs. The plan includes discussion of France vetoing British participation in the Common Market.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Fire Alarms Reported on Two City Blocks
Fire alarms sounded Tuesday at 1 10 a m near 630 Fourth St NW when a furnace wire shorted no damage reported. A second alert at 12 55 p m on Fifth St NW involved a gas pipe leak no damage reported.
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Bertha Hobbs
Fifth St
Tornadoes Hit South for Third Day Across States
Tornadoes pounded the South for a third day damaging a Mississippi farm near Terry southwest of Jackson. A cow died, no residents were hurt, a barn and two vacant houses lost roofs, and trees were uprooted as storms moved from Alabama to Mississippi amid warm weather.
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Ala
UPI
Mississippi
Terry
Jackson
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Hunsvile
Alabama
Eagles Auxiliary Postpones Meeting to December 28
The Eagles Auxiliary will not meet as scheduled this Thursday and will hold their next meeting on Thursday December 28. Carol Mae Susie Archer is recuperating from injuries from an auto accident and is a patient on the fourth floor Ward D at Robert Long Hospital in Indianapolis.
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Eagles
Carol Mae
Susie’’ Archer
D. Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Protest Plans Are Cancelled In Oakland Jail Holiday
In Oakland a planned protest outside the Armed Forces Induction Center was canceled due to few volunteers left for Christmas in jail. About 285 arrests occurred in two days, including Joan Baez and her mother, with nonviolent acts and Christmas carols.
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Calif
UPI
Hild
Armed Forces
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Executive charged in wife’s death in Indianapolis
Paul C. Wilson a 42 year old GM Allison Division executive faced preliminary murder charges after his wife Mary Louise 34 and William Earl Mattox 61 were found shot to death at the Wilson home northwest of Indianapolis.
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UPI
Paul C. Wilson
Allison
General Motors Corp
Wie
Indianapolis Busin
Tues
Mary Louise
William Earl Mattox
Wilson
Billy Wilder Finishes Sherlock Holmes Screenplay
Hollywood producer director Billy Wilder has completed the screenplay for The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes for production next year at United Artists.
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Hollywood
UPI
Billy Wilder
Sherlock Holmes
United Artists
Orders on Catfish Catch Restricts Daily Bag Limit
Discretionary orders issued by John E. Mitchell and Woodrow W. Fleming set a daily bag limit on Channel Catfish Blue Catfish and Flathead Catfish from public lakes and reservoirs. No more than ten of these catfish may be taken in one day, effective January 1 and remaining until rescinded or modified.
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John E. Mitchell
Department of Natural Resources
Woodrow W. Fleming
Division of Fish and Game
Card and thanks for care at St Anthony's Hospital Terre Haute
Mrs Charles Bush sends gratitude for the cards flowers and prayers and the care received during her stay at St Anthony's Hospital in Terre Haute.
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Saron Church Plans Special Services
The Saron United Church of Christ plans a 10:30 a.m. Christmas worship with Holy Communion a Christmas sermon and a nativity anthem by the choir. A 7 p.m. Christmas Eve service features carols a candlelight ceremony and a church welcome to all.
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Saron United Church of Christ
Boyd Stepler
Christmas Eve Table Customs Across Cultures
The article describes traditional dishes and practices for Christmas Eve. English cooks baked mutton pies in manger shapes, while Polish Christians fast beforehand and then feast at night. A vacant chair for the Christ Child remains at the table.
Inmate Releases Prompt Work Assignments at State Pen
A supervisor stated that 295 inmates were released from the penitentiary and corrections institutions during the day to work. The move aims to place inmates in labor assignments as part of ongoing rehabilitation program.
Todays Bible Thought Mine Eyes Have Seen Thy Salvation
A devotional note reflects on Luke 2 30 32 and Simeons vision as a measure of greatness. It asks readers whether they have the vision and consecration to recognize the coming savior and influence across generations.
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Israel
Simeon
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