Obituary of Mrs Sally Casey 92 of Linton
Mrs Sally Casey 92 died at Rest Haven Nursing Home Linton at 7 20 a m Wednesday born March 15 1875 in Raglesville daughter of Evans C and Leah Bair Dyal member of Raglesville Methodist Church her husband Albert Casey and a son Raymond preceded her in death she had no survivors funeral 2 p m Friday at Poin Dexter and Son Funeral Home Odon Rev John Thompson officiating burial Walnut Hill cemetery Odon friends may call at the funeral home
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Sally Casey
Linton
Rest Haven
Poindexter and Son Funeral
Odon
John Thompson
Walnut Hill
Two Obituaries and Local Property Transfers Highlight Indiana Notices
Mary Etta Hayes 74 of Solsberry died at home after 3 50 p m Wednesday born February 14 1893 in Monroe County daughter of John and Alice Turner member of Stanford Christian Church widow of Joseph Hayes died 1955 survivors include numerous children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren services set 2 p m Saturday at Cincinnati Christian Church with officiants interment Ridgeport Cemetery call after 4 p m today at daughter’s home In Jasonville Isaac Rotman 85 died Wednesday at North Park Street home survivor list includes wife three sons daughter and multiple grandchildren body to McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville for pending services Washington Township property transfers include Freda Ax to John Axe and Richard Davis to Brian Davis and others Nina Garwood to Ronald Brown and Nina Padget to Clayton Frye in Bloomfield and Linton areas.
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Mary Etta Hayes
Solsberry
Rte. 1
Monroe County
John
Alice McLaughlin Turner
Stanford Christian Church
Joseph
Noble Hayes
Campbellsburg
Lorene Workman
Solsrte
George Hayes
Indianapolis
Inez Crow
Bloomfield
Lucille Scott
Bloomfield Rie
John Hayes
Whealand
Rex Hayes
Franklin
Fern Cox
Ohio
Edith Rogers
Bloomington
Estel Hayes
Oh'o
Sarah Briones
Fillmore
Cincinnati Christian Church
Frank Hoss
Roy Bailey
Ridgeport
Russell Workman
Bloomington Road
Isaac Rotman
Jasonville
North Park St
Rotman
Poland
Ann Rotman
Ben Rotman
St. Louis
Sam Rotman
Harry Rotman
Cillia Haffner
Mary Pusher
California
McClanahan Funeral Home
Richard M. Davis
Brian R. Davis
Wash’ngton
Nina L. Garwood
Ronald L. Brown
Linton
Clayton W. Frye
Bloomfiel
Greene County Sheriff investigates DUI arrest after single vehicle crash
Raymond Frater was arrested for driving under the influence after his car wreck on Highway 54 between Linton and Switz City last night. The Greene County Sheriff's department investigated the incident.
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Raymond Frater
Linton
Switz City
Greene County Sheriff's Department
Hospital Admissions and Births At Local Hospitals
Hospital notices list patients admitted on Wednesday including Mrs. Burbank and Mrs. Franklin in Linton and others in Bloomfield Wor kington and Sullivan. A birth is reported for Gerald Hamlin of Bloomfield. Robert Earle Logsdon is a patient at St Anthony s in Terre Haute in room 283.
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ST. Anthony's Hospital
Terre Haute
Robert Earle Logsdon
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Market Report from Indianapolis Livestock Auction
UPI notes live stock trading with hogs at 18.50 to 19.25 for 190 to 230 pounds and 240 to 260 pounds at 17.00 to 17.65. sows and boars lower or steady. Cattle and calves show limited slaughter and varied prices for steers heifers and bulls, with cows and vealers steady to higher. Sheep numbers small with slaughter lambs priced 21 to 23 dollars.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Increased Postal Rates Take Effect January Seventh
Postmaster Lucille Wells announces new postal rates effective January 7 for all mail classes except parcel post and international mail. First class rates rise to six cents per ounce up to 13 ounces and ten cents per ounce for heavier air mail. a flat eighty cent rate covers up to one pound. third class mail and other categories see increases, with special handling restored for certain parcels and greeting cards shifting to new ranges.
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Lucille Wells
Wells
Air Parcel Post
Linton groups share season thanks and lodge events
Kenneth Raney of Jesus Name Apostolic Church in Linton expresses thanks for gifts to the Children's Home. Squire Orchard William Bledsoe Duriger IGA Mills Mr and Mrs Richard Luxton noted. Linton Lodge 560 F and A M to install officers at Masonic Temple 8 p.m. tonight and hold a called meeting at 6 30 p.m. Friday. Linton Saddle Club hosts free family feed at Humphreys Park 7 p.m. Friday. Willis Livingston of Linton Route 1 returns home from Indianapolis Methodist Hospital.
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Kenneth Raney
Jesus Name Apostolic Church of
Linton
Squire Orchard
William Bledsoe
Richard Luxton
Linton Lodge No
A. M
Masonic Temple
Linton Saddle Club
East Cheler House
Humphreys Park
Willis Livingston
Linton Itc. 1
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Funeral Services for Roy V. Mitchell
Funeral services for Roy V. Mitchell aged 67 of Linton will be conducted at 2 PM Friday at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home with Rev. Bill Green and Rev. Leonard Nowell officiating. Burial will follow in Dugger Cemetery.
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Roy V. Mitchell
Linton
Welch and Cornett
Bill Green
Leonard Nowell
Dugger Cemetery
Birth of Mark Michael Wallem in Milwaukee Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ralph Wallem celebrate the birth of a son named Mark Michael born Tuesday December 26 at St Joseph Hospital Milwaukee. Weighing six pounds eight ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Reynolds and Mr and Mrs Arnold Engle of Linton with great grandparents listed as Mr and Mrs Yeates Florida Mr Engle Fort Wayne and Mrs Grace Wallem Vincennes.
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Ralph Wallem
North
Milwaukee
St. Joseph
Mark Michael
John T. Reynolds
Arnold Engle
Linton
Yeates
Florida
Engle
Fort Wayne
Grace Wallem
Vincennes
Circulation Rates for Home Delivery and Mail Subscriptions
The notice lists home delivery rates by carrier and motor route, and mail subscription prices by state and duration. It states advance payment is required under U.S. Postal regulations.
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Indiana
U.S
Linton Man Joins Local Public Accounting Firm
Kenneth E. Ballard of Linton will become senior accountant at Robert H. Duncan, effective January 8 1968. He brings 15 years in public accounting plus recent work with Hoosier Energy Division. Ballard and wife Rose live at 58 Eighth Street with sons Mark and David. they attend First Baptist church.
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Kenneth E. Ballard
Linton
Robert H. Duncan
Ballard
Linton-Stockton High School
Indiana University
F Or Cosco Manufacturing Corp
Indiana Farm Bureau
Hoosier Energy Division
Rose
Mark
David
Eighth St
Southeast
First Baptist Church
Avery W. Moehlmann
Moehlmann
Duncan
O. K. Webb
Mochimann
National Society of Public Accountants
Indiana Society of Public Accountants
Indiana Society
West Central Chapter of Public Accountants
Universal renames Peppard film from New Face in Hell to PJ
Universal Pictures trims the title of George Peppard’s upcoming movie from New Face in Hell to PJ. The change affects promotional materials and press listings.
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Hollywood
UPI
Universal
George Peppard
Hell
TV Highlights: Casals Marlboro Festival Aboard NBC Schedule
Telecast preview by United Press International lists Pablo Casals leading a chamber orchestra at the Marlboro Vermont Festival with the Budapest String Quartet and Rudolf Serkin. Also featured are Jaime Laredo Alexander Schnecher and other artists in color.
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Telephone Hour
NBC
Pablo Casals
Marlboro
Rudolf Serkin
Jaime Laredo
Alexander Schnecier
Budapest String Quartet
Texas petroleum industry wages total about 1.4 billion yearly
A Texas industry study shows the petroleum sector spends about 1.4 billion dollars annually on wages. The figure highlights the sector's scale and its impact on regional employment.
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Texas
Lazy Swallows Haunt Japanese Lakeside Home
Junji Kawai a lakeside resident of Hamamatsu Japan has hosted hundreds of swallows since 1930 under the eaves of his thatched roof. The birds appear too lazy to fly south each winter attracting attention from locals.
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Hamamatsu
Japan
Junji Kawai
Shizuoka Prefecture
Kawai
Colt Revolver Patent Began with Samuel Colt in 1835
Samuel Colt secured a patent for the revolver in 1835 marking the start of a notable firearms design. This advancement established Colt’s company and influenced 19th century weapon technology.
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Colt
Samuel Colt
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