Obituaries From Bloomfield Area Funeral Notices
Mrs Alma Spice 50 Bloomfield dies unexpectedly at home. Survivors: Lowell Spice, two sons Jack and James Spice, daughter Phyllis White, six grandchildren, mother Pearl Barr, stepfather Gilbert Barr, half brother Robert. Service Tuesday Jenkins Bloomfield. burial Grandview. Also: Mrs Melvina Pearson 85 Bloomfield dies Friday. survivors include two daughters Bessie Reed Ethel Hamlin, son Argyl Pearson. 41 grandchildren 108 great and 12 great great. Interment Tulip Cemetery. Dr C E Weathers 86 of Elnora dies. burial Fairview Cemetery. Cecil A Brown 71 former Bloomfield resident dies in Florida. service Wednesday Jenkins Bloomfield. burial Ridgeport. Mrs Mayme Cuthrell 74 Bloomfield dies. service Tuesday Grandview. burial follows. Anna Vaughn 79 Midland area resident dies in Anderson nursing home. six daughters and four sons listed. arrangements pending. Colleen Edmondson 41 Jasonville dies. burial Lebanon Cemetery. services Tuesday. Gretchen Ingole 57 dies in Florida. burial Lebanon Cemetery.
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Lowell Spice
Jack R Spice
James R. Spice
Bloomfield
Phyllis Joann White
Lafayette
Pearl Barr
Gilbert Barr
Robert
Jenkins Funeral Home
Alrin Pope
Grandview Cemetery
Melvina Pearson
Bloomfield Rtc
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Pearson
Jerry
Nancy Daugherty Phipps
Verlon Pearson
Bessie Reed
Ethel Hamlin
Argyl Pearson
Worthington
Wallace Owings
Tulip Cemetery
ODON
C. E. Weathers
Elnora, Inc
Fairview
Elnora
Weathers
Indiana Veterinarian College
Indianapolis
Grace Slinkard
Dale Weathers
Phyllis Louise Michael
Bloomington
Jimmy C. Brown
Long Beach
Miss
Otis Brown
U. S. Air Force
Georgia
Eula Stoner
Kansas
Bertha Harting
Arkansas
Les Duncan Brown
Joseph Hawkins
Ridgeport Cemetery
Mayme Cuthrell
Charles Hawkins
Cuthrell
Jackson Township
Lon
Lennie Lamb Strosnider
Bloomfield Christian Church
Bloomfield Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
The
Homecraft Club
Hawkins
Steve Hawkins
Arizona
Pam Hawkins
Michelle Hawkins
Dwight Davidson
Bedford
Arlin Pope
Jasonville
Midland
Anna Vaughn
Turtle Creek
Anderson
Greene County
John
Eliza Cadwell
Lebanon
Elwood
Gail Klein
South Bend
Dale Vaughn
Robert Vaughn
John Vaughn
Penleton
Edward Vaughn
Oklahoma City
Oklo
McClanahan Funeral Home
Colleen Edmondson
Jasonville, Inc
Glenburn
Norval Swan
Bessie Wells
Terre Haute
Julia Shank
Linton
S. V. Stiles
Lebanon Cemetery
Gretchen Ingole
Florida
Ted Warren
Market Summary From Indianapolis Livestock Prices
Live stock and cattle prices show hogs steady to lower with various weight ranges and boars to 19.50, cattle trends mixed with steers up to 35.50, vealers solid, and cows down to 16.00, sheep steady with prime lambs around 31.00. Barbecue warning from Albany cautions against indoor open flame cooking due to carbon monoxide risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
UPI
Texas Highway Spending in 1968 Totals 542.9 Million
Texas reports 1968 highway outlays amounting to 542.9 million dollars for maintenance and construction across about 69 thousand miles. The figure highlights state transportation investment and road network scale during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Beef consumption in America nears 109 pounds per person
A historical report notes that the average American diet included almost 109 pounds of beef annually. It highlights rising meat intake trends, with possible implications for farming practices and dietary habits in the period.
Famed Lawyer Belli to Appeal for Sirhan in San Quentin
Sirhan B. Sirhan appeared pale and downcast during a private 90 minute interview with his brother Munir at San Quentin. Melvin Belli accompanied Munir and said he would file a friend of the court brief with the California Supreme Court within 60 days arguing the death penalty is cruel and unusual punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Quentin
Calif
UPJ
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Robert F Kennedy
Munir Sirhan
Munir
Sirhan
San Francisco
Melvin Belli
Belli
Tenced
Kennedy
California
Sunday
California Supreme Court
I U Professor To Address Rotary Club Here
Dr Jack R Wentworth director of the Bureau of Business Research at Indiana University Graduate School of Business will speak to the Linton Rotary Club at the Klusmeier luncheon on June 25. He will discuss Our Changing Business Environment and outline the university sesquicentennial plans for 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack R. Wentworth
Bureau of Business Research
Indiana University Graduate School of Business
Linton Rotary Club
Klusmeier's
Wentworth
Dagger Lodge 721 Calls Brief Meeting and Lyons Centennial Prep
Called meeting of Dagger Lodge 721 F and AM set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m to work in the B A degree. Visiting brethren invited by Guy Edds and Lowell Harrison. Lyons Centennial committees meet Tuesday at town hall at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dagger Lodge
Guy Edds
Lowell Harrison
Town Hall
Churches About E United Methodists warn on extremism
Religious leaders in America voice alarm at rapid growth of extremism in a time of rising tensions. The United Methodist Church held a conference in North Oklahoma to study the charges and methods of extremist groups, while the Southern Baptist Christian Life Commission urged vigilance against both right and left wing violence and division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
America
United Methodist Chur
North Okla
Christian Life Comision
Southern Baptist Stement
Socie
Right
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Linton Daily Citizen
ALMA
Alma Louise Spice
Mrs. Spice Was
Ernest and
Pearl Lawrence Kidd
Mrs
DR. Weathers
Cecil Brown
Cecil Albert Brown
Veterans Administration Hospital
Gainesville
Fla
Bellville
Leslie Ark
Brown
James D
Victoria Chandler Brown
Freeman-Greene
William Ratcliffe
Pete Mathews
Hymera
Goldie Jenkins
Luther Taylor
Lola Johnson
Mary Martindale
Billy Burkett
Ted Hasler
Emma Anderson
William McCammon
Sullivan
Dee Mellis
Tomas Miller
Jerry Racey
Edwardsport
Joseph Turner
Randall Scott
Switz City
Mark Lucas
Ben Cullison
Warren Helms
Ora Hudson
Maude Wathen
Robert Leavitt
David King
James Dougherty
Daniel Stone
Lyons
Harvey Goble
Edith Abercrombie
Roy Loffland
Argel Pearson Jr
Arthur Hubbard
Victoria Harper
Orion Brothers
Coalmont
Fred Helms
Ivan Hash
William Bilyeu
Richard Inman
Mary Sherman
Sullivan Area
Helen Broshears
Graysville
Danny Johnson
Farmersburg
Charles Chambers
Charles Wolfe
Scott Robbins
Sunday Fern McClure
Sullivan John Vickery
Sullivan Thomas McRoberts
Sullivan Mary Benefield
Sullivan Nursing Home
Amy Doyle
Sullivan Cleta Gilbreth
Sullivan Mary Davidson
Sullivan Brentice McCrocklin
Shelburn
Rebecca Smith
Dugger
Edna Arnold
Myrtle Catshall
Bicknell
Richard Brewer
Debra James
Sullivan Lula Roberts
Sullivan Robert Robbins
Sullivan Rita Scott
Harold Bell
St. Anthony
Wayne D. Holtsclaw
James F. Sparks
Justice of Peace Court
Richland Township
Will Vosloh
Tommy J. Richardson
Charles M. Cox
Robert H. Alsman
Lushen Kidd
Springville
Franklin D. Strauser
Jerry M. Summerville
Delbert Sherrow
Highway 54
Lacer
Clifton L. King
Linton Ite
Terry Lee MacNevin
King
Correll Furniture
South Main
Circuit Court
State of
Indiana
Ronald Hinderlite
Lewis K. Pierce
Sybil Pierce
Timothy K. Pierce
Ralph Harvey Morgan
Paul
Marie Thompson
Judy Lee Duke
Charles Duke
Gladys Burdine
Delbert Burdine
William L. Hanson
Glenda E. Hanson
Karen Cullison
William L. Cullison
Patricia E. Meurer
Ronald Meurer
Huntercomb
Aluminum
Dial
Rice’s
South Main Linton
Main & Vincennes
Lawrence Calzie
Calzie
Joseph A. Sullivan
Claude Story
Ax & Sullivan
P.O. Box
Ind
Jay
Linton Daily Citizen, Inc
South Main Street
Warren H.onken
Morris L. Cox
Ann Toney
U.S
United Press International News Service
Hoosier State Press
Chen Pk
MAIN
W. Vincennes
Ken Steigerwald
Mgr
Russell Parson
Grant Cooper
Los Angeles
I. U
Rotary Club
Amherst
Mass
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
University of Mass
Thieu
Lill UN
South Main St
USI
U.S. I
U.S.I
Pope Bros., Mill & Elevator
U.S.L Farm Chemicals
Impala
Chevrolet
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