Obituary Lulu Williamson Sullivan Teacher Dies
Miss Lulu Williamson 93 of Sullivan dies Thursday at Sullivan Nursing Home after a 40 year teaching career. She was a member of the First Methodist Church Rebekah Lodge DAR and national teacher associations. Survived by five nieces. Services Saturday at 2 p.m. at Tennis Funeral Home Sullivan with Rev. Charles A. Walls. burial Center Ridge Cemetery. Friends may call.
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Sullivan
Lulu Williamson
Sullivan Nursing Home
Sullivan First Methodist Church
Rebekah Lodge
Nathan Hinkle Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
United States
Teacher’s Association of America
Florence Clayton
Ruth Wayne
Glen Eager
Linton
Beulah Plew
Esther Trueblood
Terre Haute
Wth
Charles A. Walls
Center Ridge
Jennie Eyely Everhart Rites Set In Worthington
Funeral services are planned for Jennie Eyely Everhart 70 of Worthington who died Tuesday in Indianapolis. Rev. Tom Osbon will officiate at 2 p.m. Saturday at Pleasant Bethel church with burial in Pleasant Bethel Cemetery. Friends may call at Myers Funeral Home in Worthington.
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Jennie Eyely Everhart
Worthington
Indianapolis
Tom Osbon
Pleasant Bethel Church
Pleasant Bethel Cemetery
Myers Funreal
Services for Ernest E Rumple at Hopewell Friends Church
Funeral services for Ernest E Rumple of Terre Haute will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Hopewell Friends Church with Rev James Walters and Rev Marvin Groom officiating. Burial will be in Georgetown Cemetery. Memorial services take place tonight at 7 p.m. at Thomas Funeral Home in Terre Haute with calling hours for friends.
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Ernest E. Rumple
Terre Haute
Hopewell Friends Church
James Walters
Marvin Groom
Georgetown
Thomas Funeral Home
Freeman-Greene Admitted Thursday
Matters of Record lists admissions and dismissals for various individuals across multiple towns including Worthington Jasonville Linton and Greenwood. Names include Fred Wascom Juanita Sammut Edith Edmonson and many others in a probate or court filings context.
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Freeman-Greene
Fred Wascom
Worthington
Juanita Sammut
Jasonville
Edith Edmonson
Arthur Jerrells
Linton
Malsne Wills
Sandborn
Clifford Janes
Lester Stone
Olida Graves
Clovis Rawley
Charles Lynn
Charles van Deventer
Baby
Greenwood Kiah Kirk
Bloomfield
Tmothy Caddell
Sterly Cadell
Property Transfers in Several Townships Among Local Partners
Transfer records show Jack Has er and spouse to Dennis Kardes and spouse in Jefferson township. Council of Red Men to Ethel Louise Prince transfers in Wor. Gerald Edgar Stone and spouse to Wayne Lone and spouse in Wright township. Estel L. Reintrex and spouse to James B. Sparks trustee for Stockton township. James B. Sparks trustee to Estel L. Reintjes and others property transfers listed.
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Jack Has‘er
Dennis A. Kardes
Jefferson Township
Council of Red Men
Ethel Louise Prince
Worthington
Gerald Edgar Stone
Wayne G. Lone
Wright Township
Estel L. Reintrex
James B. Sparks
Stockton Township
Estel L. Reintjes
Justice Court Fines For Boat, Speeding, Alcohol Violations
In Madison Township Justice of Peace Court Robert V. Gaultney fined Sand born one dollar plus costs for operating a boat without life jackets and Orley C. Need of Worthington fined one dollar plus costs for speeding. James R. Stone of Lyons fined 25 dollars for illegal alcohol possession and 44 dollars costs for dumping. held in jail for nonpayment and admitted guilty to dumping.
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Robert V. Gaultney
Sandborn
Orley C. Need
Worthington
James R. Stone
Lyons
Daviess County
Backyard swing sets prompt National Safety Council alert
The National Safety Council warns parents about common backyard injuries to children. It cites dangers from swing sets and many other risks such as poisonous toads, burns from grills, mower accidents, hornet stings, and falls from trees or rocks.
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National Safety Council
Card of Thanks from Jenkins Sons Funeral Home
The Flory family thanks friends and neighbors of Linton and Jasonville for kindness shown after the passing of dear husband and father. Mrs Clyde Flory and family express heartfelt gratitude for support.
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Clyde’s
Linton
Jasonville
Clyde Flory
ISU Professor To Lead Study On Education Superintendent
Dr. Fred Swalls acting dean of the Indiana State University School of Education will chair a 10 member study commission to decide if the state superintendent of public instruction should be elected or appointed. The panel also will survey the State Board of Education and discuss methods for the study.
McClure Competing in 1967 National Police Pistol Championships
Sergeant Robert M. McClure of the U S Naval Ammunition Depot at Crane competes today in the 1967 National Police Pistol Championships at Indiana University. Sponsored by the National Rifle Association IU and other groups the event tests hip firing kneeling sitting standing and prone positions with strong and weak hands at ranges from seven to fifty yards under tight time limits.
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Robert M. McClure
Linton
U. S. Naval Ammunition Depot
Crane
Indiana University
National Rifle Administration
I. U
Thompson delays Moscow return amid Kosygin UN visit
UPI reports U.S. Ambassador Llewellyn E. Thompson postponed his return to Moscow because of the upcoming United Nations visit by Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin. Thompson had been to the capital for two weeks of consultations and was set to depart Thursday night.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Moscow
United Nations
Alexei Kosygin
Thompson
Architect Named For Institute
The Board of Trustees selected Ewing Miller Associates, Inc. as architects for the Wabash Valley Technical Institute. Surveys by Booz Allen and Hamilton, the Indiana Vocational Technical College, and local reviews will aid planning. The eight county region includes Clay, Greene, Owen, Parke, Putnam, Sullivan, Vermilion and Vigo. Completion target is September 1968 with limited fall use in leased facilities.
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Wabash Valley Technical Institute
Ewing Miller Associates, Inc
Booz Allen and Hamilton, Inc
Indiana Vocaiional Technical College
Clay, Greene
Owen, Perke
Putnam
Suliven
Vermulion
Vigo
Hoosier Sailor and Infant Die in Pearl Harbor Fire
Electronics Technician 1C Robert B. May of Munster Indiana and his seven month old son Craig perished Thursday in a blaze at a Navy housing project at Pearl Harbor. May was found dead at the bottom of a charred stairway with his child in his arms. His wife Isabella escaped unharmed. May served aboard the Polaris missile submarine Benjamin Franklin. The fire destroyed their two story home and the adjoining unit’s upstairs.
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Honolulu
UPI
Robert B. May
Munster
Ind
Craig
Pearl Harbor
May
Isabella
Scotland
U S Hopes for Orderly Withdrawal from Libya
UPI reports the United States may withdraw from Wheelus Air Force Base in Libya before 1971 with an orderly phasing out. Libyan eviction notices prompted by Egypt aim to ease Arab pressure after the war, per State Department responses and private assessments.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Wheelus
Egypt
County Action Seeks Volunteers For Welfare Help
County residents attended a meeting to discuss a watershed program and a large dam. Virginia Cravens urged forming a volunteer committee to assist seniors with home tasks and transportation to shopping and medical care. Members were asked to submit names by the July meeting, with officer elections set for July 20.
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Virginia Cravens
County Welfare Department
Community Action Committee
Lifesaving Classes Start at Linton Pool This Week
Local notices announce lifesaving classes begin Monday at the Linton Swimming Pool with enrollments due at 10 a.m. and written permission slips available at the Daily Citizen office. Also listed are two family reunions, a Tri Kappa initiation, a Chamber of Commerce meeting, and a pool board meeting.
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Linton
Daily Citizen
Chamber of Commerce Board
Klusmeier’s
Linton-Stockton
Important Papers Should Be Kept In Safe Places
Guidance on organizing and storing family records including birth and marriage certificates citizenship papers veterans social security life insurance and property records. Encourages contacting county Extension for the publication Important Papers HE-462 from Purdue University with space to register numbers and locations and basic info on wills and transfers.
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Lafayette
Couny
Indiana Cooperative Extension Service
Purdue University
Indiana
Market report from Indianapolis hogs cattle and lambs rise
Live hogs near 1.90 to 2.30 cwt with gains 50 to 1.00. Barrows and gilts 23.25 to 23.60 for 190-230 pounds. Sows 50 cents to 1.50 higher. Cattle and calves steady with cows 17.60 to 18.50. Lambs 24.00. Indiana advisory urges haying and wheat harvest finish this afternoon, weekend showers may ease topsoil moisture, soil temps stay above normal then cool late weekend.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Agricultural Advisory
Kinter Resigns From White House Post for Eye Surgery
Robert Kinter, former National Broadcasting Co. president, resigns from the White House staff to undergo eye surgery. President Johnson accepts his resignation with regret and thanks him for a year of service as special assistant to the president.
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Robert Kinter
National Broadcasting Co
White House
Johnson
Kinter
Rockwell Denied New Trial By Chicago Magistrate
George Lincoln Rockwell, leader of the American Nazi Party, was denied a new trial by Magistrate Maurice B. Lee in Chicago. He had been convicted May 15 of obstructing a law officer disorderly conduct and criminal trespass after his arrest outside the Cook County sheriff's office.
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Chicago
UPI
George Lincoln Rockwell
Rockwell
Maurice B. Lee
Cook County
Notice to non residents in Greene County court case
In Greene Circuit Court a civil action to quiet title is filed by Patrick H. Ohern and Ethel Ohern against numerous defendants including Trustees of the Wabash and Erie Canal and others. The defendants are declared non residents and must appear by September 5, 1967, or the case will proceed in their absence. The property is described as part of the northeast quarter of section 22 in township 7 north range 7 west, in Greene County Indiana. The hearing is set for the first judicial day of September term in Bloomfield Indiana.
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Wabash and Erie Canal
Charles Butler
Wm. R. Nofsinger
Thos. Dowling
Daniel Sherwood
Delila Sherwood
William F. Sherwood
BENJAMIN _SHERWooD
Lmer Sherwood
Triphena Sherwood
John Sherwood
Harry Sherwood
Catharine Sherwood
Charles Sherwood
Benjamin Sherwood
Triphen
Greene County
Paulina Ledgerwood
Noah Elgan
David L. Osborn
Stockton Township
Indiana
Davis L. Osborn
Stockton School
Andrew J. Ledgerwood
George W. Ellis
William C. McBride
John McBride
Charles E. Hattery JR
Charles L. Squire
Andrew L. Ledgerwood
Daniel L. Osbern
George W. Legerwood
Andrew J. Legerwood
Charles L. Squires
B.A. Rose
Geo. W. Ellis
Geor. W. Ellis
George Ledgerwood
Nelson M. Quillen
Bishop A. Rose
Indianapolis and Vincennes Railroad Company
Pauline Ledgerwood
Pauline Bo
Cora Davis
William P. Davies
Samuel M. Davies
Eva Pearl Davies
Samuel Davis
Eva Earl Davis
Harry Ebden
Mary Ebden
Joe —. Beasley
Mina J. Beasley
Doris Schubla
Harvey Ebden
Doris Schubla Swartz
J. Raymond Powell
Paul Swartz
State of
Toyfship
Range
Meres and Hounds
Rose
Linton
Anid Court
Bloomfied
Bloomfield
Claude Story
Cork
Greene Circuit Court
AX & Sullivan
Methodist Vacation School Program Set at Linton First Church
A Vacation Church School program by children at Linton First Methodist Church is scheduled for Sunday at 7 p.m. in the church auditorium. They will present a review of their activities. refreshments and handcraft displays follow in Trinity Hall. Public invitation is extended.
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Linton First Methodist Church
Tristmvan Hall
Georgia as the breadbasket of the Confederacy in Civil War
The article notes Georgia supplied most of the Souths arms and material during the Civil War, earning its role as the Confederacy breadbasket through wartime production and resources.
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Georgia
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