Obituaries for Sills Bennie Carrico Pamplin and Pamplin kin
William D. Sills 81 of Clay City died at Clay County hospital at 5:00 AM. Survived by six daughters, two sisters, one brother, and eight grandchildren. Funeral at Schoppenhorst Funeral Home Clay City 2:00 PM Tuesday. burial Peavey cemetery near Jasonville. Edward W. Bennie 59 of Akron Ohio formerly Linton died at Akron City hospital. Services held at Anderson Poindexter Memory Chapel. burial Fairview cemetery. Mrs. Della Carrico 76 of Paxton died at Sherman hospital Sullivan. Survived by son Thur Carrico, brother Frank Martz, two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral at Paxton Methodist Church Tuesday 1:00 PM. Webb cemetery burial. Ora Rose Pamplin 71 former Linton resident died at home Ellettsville route one. Funeral at Jenkins and Sons Bloomfield with burial Mt. Olive cemetery. Pamplin born Jan 10 1886 in Clay County. Survived by two daughters, two sisters, and five grandchildren.
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William D. Sills
Clay City
Clay County
Brazil
Yerda Shields
Goldie Sills
Rena Shields
Mary Conway
Terre Haute
Ruth Bailey Cf
Indianapolis
Florence Lutes
Mississippi City
Elvina Price
Clarence Worth Sry
Jasonville
Samuel Sills
Schoppenhorst
Glenn Perkins
Peavey Cemetery
Edward W.bennie
Akron
Ohio
Linton
Akron City Hospital
Anderson- Poindexter
Maurice Clymore
Dugger
Fairview
Bennie
Merly
Gear Tire and Rubber Company
Doris Evelyn McKissick Bennie
James Bennie
Andrew Bennie
Bloomfield
Elsie Foote
Della Carrico
Paxton
Os Sherman Hospital
Sullivg
Carrico
Sullivan
Frank Martz
Shelbyville
Newkirk
Pleasantville
Paxton Methodist Church
Webb Cemetery
Ora Rose Pamplin
Linton First Baptist
Pamplin
Joel Henry Pamplin
John Wrightsman
Ellettsville
Norman Jones
Jody Ledgerwood
Lew Good
Bloomfield Resident Don Quillen Dies Suddenly at 65
Don Foster Quillen, 65, a Bloomfield resident and former filling station operator, died Friday afternoon at his home after a heart attack. Services were held at Bloomfield Baptist Church with Rev. James Mhoads and Rev. S. A. Ferguson officiating. Burial followed in Bloomfield Grandview Cemetery. Surviving are his widow Olive. daughters Mrs. Lawson Oliphant of Plainfield and Mrs. James Parker of Grand Rapids. brother Otis Quillen. sister Mrs. Grace Combs. and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were handled by Jenkins and Sons Funeral Home.
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Don Foster Quillen
Bloomfield
Bloomfield Baptist Church
James Mhoads
S. A. Ferguson
Bloomfield Grandview Cemetery
Quillen
Mineral City
Chrristopher
Mary Haywood Quillen
Walnut Grove
Deaths of Lewis Buzan and infant James Dowdy in Indiana
Lewis A Buzan 75 of Bloomfield died from a heart attack in a hotel lobby after months of poor health. He was a former New York Central Railroad employee and Bloomfield police member, survived by two daughters and five grandchildren. James Douglas Dowdy, infant son of Albert and Wilma Dowdy, died five hours after birth at Coleman Hospital Indianapolis, survived by parents and grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Allen Buzan
Bloomfield
Bloomfield Hotel
Jenkins and Sons
Rev
S. A. Ferguson
Prairie Chapel
Mr. Buzan
Linton
Taylor and
Josephine Howser Buzan
New York Central Railroad Company
Buzan
Helen Burcham
Dorothy Chaney
James Douglas Dowdy
Albert
Wilma Blevins Dowdy
Indianapolis
Coleman Hospital
Ray Blevins
Linton Route Two
Ollie Dowdy
TV and Radio Log Listing Notice
Daily Citizen publishes program information from stations but does not guarantee accuracy. Listings subject to change on short notice. All listings shown are in Linton time.
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Daily Citizen
Linton Time
Bloomington TV Guide Brief Promos Cartoon Tasks
TV listings from Bloomington Indiana on Tuesday show segments for Mickey Mouse cartoons and a news brief. Names include Frank Edwards Lone Hanger Firestone and Lawrence Welk provide program and news segments with wire service notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey Mouse
Little Rasenie
Frank Edwards
Lone Hanger
Firestone
Lawrence Welk
Wire Service
Prank Edwards Movies
TV Schedule for Terre Haute Channel 10 Monday Night
Terreh Haute channel 10 lists a Monday lineup with Marshal Mike at 4 00, Jerry Van Dyke at 6 00, Wild Bull Hickok at 5 30, Robin Hood at 6 30, Annie Oakley at 7 00, Talent Scouts at 7 30, Love Lucy at 8 00, December Bride at 9 00, Dragnet at 9 40, News at 10 00, Weather at 10 15, Date with Angela at 10 30, and Sien orf im at 11 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Mike
Jerry van Dyke
Doug Edwardes
Robinhood
Anntie Oakley
Love Lucy
Hride
Dr. Hudson
Angela
Sien Orf
Marshal Milke
Jerry Vandyke
Doug Edwards
Phi Silvers
Red Skelton
Spike Jones
Radio Schedule Fragment From Linton Indiana
A partial broadcast listing from WBTO radio on a June weekday shows program slots at 6:00 Sign On 6:15 News 6:45 Platter Part 7:05 News and Musical Clock. The page includes late night blocks and county rhythm segments with irregular timing and stray text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkly Hird
Poneleit Dies at 81 Former Linton Resident
Frank Adolph Poneleit 81 of Terre Haute died Saturday night at his home 208 North Twelfth. He moved from Linton fifteen years ago and was a retired machinist with Vandalia Coal Co. Survived by widow Elizabeth and three daughters plus one son. Funeral arrangements by Garnett Weben Callahan. Burial at Roselawn Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Adolph Poneleit
Linton
North Twelfth Street
Terre Haute
Poneleit
Vandalia Coal Company
1.C.C.F
Elizabeth Poneleit
Clifford Hunter
Evansville
Otto Hubbard
Indianapolis
Wayne Fuller
Goshen
Robert Poneleit
Callahan Funeral Home
Wabash
Phillip Stone
Roselawn Memorial Park
Air Force Men Visit Families in Denver Return Next Monday
James Haseman and James Haussin of the U S Air Force at Lowry Field Denver Colo are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Joe Haseman and Mr and Mrs Oscar Haussin and other relatives and friends They are scheduled to return to Denver next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Haseman
James Haussin
U. S. Air Force
Lowry Field
Denver
Colo
Joe Haseman
Oscar Haussin
Lyons Woman 53 Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs. T Aubrey Bloomer 53 a Lyons resident died Sunday night at her home after months of ill health. She and husband Oliver D. Bloomer ran a Lyons grocery. Born September 17 1903 in Brownsville Tenn she lived most of her life here. She belonged to Lyons First Methodist Church taught in Sunday school for 30 years and was a member of the Lyons Eastern Star and the American Legion Auxiliary. Survived by husband two sons Edgar of Muncie and Andrew at home a daughter Ardath Roudebush Bloomfield a sister Helen Shanks of Sandborn and two grandchildren. Body at Jenkins and Sons Funeral Home with calling Wednesday afternoon at 2 at Lyons Methodist Church. Burial Prairie Chapel Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Aubrey Bloomer
Lyons
Ardath Roudebush
Bloomfield
Helen Shanks
Sandborn
Thomas Walton 64 Dies in Linton Rites Planned
Thomas Walton 64 a retired coal miner died at 1 30 p m Sunday at his home 610 Third Street NW after illness since 1942 He was born in Barnsley Kentucky Nov 28 1892 and lived in Linton 48 years A World War I veteran and member of the American Legion and Evangelical United Brethren Church He is survived by a son Charles Willis Walton a daughter Norma Jean Bennett three brothers and five grandchildren Funeral services at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home at 2 00 with Rev Carl Eastburg officiating burial in Fairview Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Boots” Walton
Third Street
Mr. Walton
Linton
Barnsley, Ky
Katherine Donahue Walton
Carl Eastburg
Fairview Cemetery
Hospital Report Admits and Births in Indiana Towns
Admissions list includes residents from Switz City Linton Worthington and Bloomfield with several births noted. A baby boy Robin ess David Michael Goodman Henry Leon Pearson and twin girls Rebecca Lynn Barbara Ann are recorded. Dismissals mention transfers to Indianapolis hospitals and thanks given to the Worthington Order of Eastern Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Houselaw
Switz City
Gertrude Hovey
Linton
Harold Strickler
Worthington
Mics
Fionald White
Bloomfield
Robiness
David Michael Goodman
Henry Leon Pearson
Kenneth Todd
Springville
James Miller
Jasonville
Manuel Westbrook
Brigham Westhead
Hymera
Harry Armpriester
Otha Counterman
William P. Hopkins
Dugger
Stephen Edward
Albert James
Deans
Richard Griggs
Norfolk
Thomas Medina
Crane
Cecil Benefield
William Newsom
Worthington Chapter of
The
Order of Eastern Star
Local Fraternal and Service Groups Schedule Meetings
A list of numerous meetings including Lyons Eastern Star at Masonic Hall 7 30 p m Bible groups DeMolay Mothers Circle at Masonic Hall 7 30 p m and more with times ranging 5 p m to 7 30 p m at venues such as Linton Public Library Red Men Hall Legion homes and public parks organized by clubs councils and auxiliaries in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Linton Public Library
Tri County
DeMolay
Mothers’ Circle
Linton
Linton Community Conservation Club Meets At Lee Sherrard Park
Chickateth Council Pocahontas
Red Men’s Hall
Saron Consistory
Bay View
Klusmeier's
All Triad
Six marriage licenses issued in Greene County
Six marriage licenses were issued Saturday in the Greene circuit court clerk’s office at Bloomfield on the last day before June, traditional month of brides. Kenneth Lucas and Sarah Sullivan of Bloomfield. Herman Parsley of Owensburg and Betty Lou Walls of Bedford. Robert Appelman of Rochester and Naomi Muterspaugh of Bloomfield route one. Dwight Osha of Linton and Mary Force of Jasonville. Robert Murdock of Rantoul Ill U S Air Force and Barbara Lou Allen of Linton. Charles Dobson of Bloomfield route three and Nancy Kincaid of Solsberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Kenneth Lucas
Sarah Sullivan
Herman Parsley
Owensburg
Betty Lou Walls
Bedford
Robert Appelman
Rochester
Naomi Muterspaugh
Dwight Osha
Linton
Mary Force
Jasonville
Robert Murdock
U.S. Air Force
Rantoul
Ill
Barbara Lou Allen
Charles Dobson
Nancy Kincaid
Solsberry
75 to Go to St Louis Zoo Trip From Linton Church
Deaconess Nora D. Yoder reports about 75 pupils and adults from the Linton First Methodist church Sunday School will depart at 4:00 AM Tuesday for a trip to the St Louis Zoo. Some seats remain for adults and may call Miss Yoder to join. Return trip is planned for about 4:40 PM the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton First Methodist Church
St. Louis Mo., Zoo
Nora D. Yoder
Miss Yoder
Beauty consultant Eleanore King on men wearing makeup
The piece records Eleanore King praising growing male use of base makeup and cosmetics while noting her limits on colorless nail polish and gaudy attire. It also profiles her background, stance on grooming, and the author’s mixed comfort with fashion trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss King
Eleanore
University of Southern California
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Edward W. Bennie
Mrs. Ora Rose Pamplin
Carl Roach
Lewis Alen Buzan
Wleh
Craft Funeral Home
Vincennes
Wvita
Nwt
WITV
Ch. 4
Bloomington
Indiana
Jon
Nan Lo
Kien
Kau Ind University
Vlaylowee Navy Log
Wyatt Karpa
Arrow
Angels
Cheyenne
Muviletione
Locke Rank Mdwards
4Th Church
Carolyn News
Siegen
WTHI
Peesday
Jene
Garry Moore
the Christopher
Godfrey
Valiant
Guiding Lion
Little Marele
Miss Brooks
Ellery Queen
the Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
WBTO
Siab
Liego
County
Rhythm Ranch
Irace Crospel
Lean
Hollywood News
Missouri
Howald W
Voris Carpenter
Bre Weben
Garnett
Funeral Home of
Linten
Mrs. Bloomer
Thomas Walton
Harold Allen
Arley Richardson
Dagger
Delta Theta Tau
Municipal Golf Course
Kiwanis Club
Glenburn
Rexford Ballard
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Quapaw Council
Pocahontas
Red Men's
Carpenter's
Violet Rebekah Lodge
Jaycees Board of Directors
Jaycees
Loyal Order of Moose No. 1434
Moose Home
Saron
Needlecraft Club
Frank Denman
ST. Louis
Fayview York
Mel Heimer
York
Eleanore King
Manhattan
Europe
Miss K
Herbert Kalmus
Technicolor Corporation
Rhett Butler
Truman
Max Factor
DUCO
DULUX
Linton Glass Company
W. Vincennes
Health
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