Obituary for Margaret Harper of Lyons and Linton
Margaret Opal Harper 67 of Lyons and Linton died at home Tuesday after a five month illness. She was born January 7 1889 south of Linton to William and Mary Bry ant Booker and lived much of her life in Linton before moving to Lyons. Survived by husband D L Harper a daughter Pauline Meurer two stepsons Ralph Harper and Grafton Harper six grandchildren two eight year old grandchildren a brother Earl Booker and several other siblings preceded in death. Funeral at Welch aid Cornett Funeral Home Linton at 2 30 pm Thursday with Rev Harold Scott officiating burial in Fairview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Opal Harper
Lyone
Harper
Linton
William
Mary Bryant Booker
Lyons
D. L. Harper
Pauline Meurer
Linton Re. 2
Ralph Harper
Indianapolis
Grafton Harper
California
Earl Booker
Welch Aid Cornett
Harold Scott
Fairview
Mrs. Carlisle Dies at 80 in Linton Rites Set
Mrs. Helle Carlisle 80 of Linton died at Freeman-Geene county hospital after prolonged illness. Born October 3, 1885 in McHenry Kentucky, she was a member of Assembly of God Church and several social groups. Survived by daughter Ruth Beagheld and other relatives. services at Anderson-Poindexter Memory Chapel with Rev. Leonard Nowell, burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Helle Carlisle
Linton
Freeman-Geene County Hospital
Carlise
McHenry
George and
Nancy Greenwod Barnard
Assembly of God Church
Linon
Women of the Moose
Mooseheart
Pocahontas
Indianola Club
Leonard Nowell
Fairview Cemetery
William K Newman 1879 86 Dies at Rest Haven
William Kent Newman aged 86 died at Rest Haven at 11 p.m. Tuesday. Born in Greene County on September 10 1879 he lived in Linton all his life. He never married and is survived by nieces and a nephew. A Salvation Army member he was preceded in death by a brother. Welch and Cornett Funeral may call after 5 p.m. Thursday. The body will be taken to Rest Haven Friday morning for interment. Funeral services will be at Rest Haven Friday at 2 p.m. with the Salvation Army in charge. Burial in Fairview Cemetery, Linton.
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William Kent Newman
Rest Haven
Newman
Greene County
Linton
Salvation Army
Welch and Cornett
Fairview
Crude beer song noted before white arrival
A fragment notes a crude beer song sung by Amercan figures before the arrival of white men, indicating early cultural practices in the encounter.
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Amercan
Former Resident Jane Donaldson Jones Dies in Shelbyville
Jane Donaldson Jones 38 of Shelbyville died at 1 35 p m Tuesday after years of declining health. Born November 17 1927 in Linton she was the daughter of Wayne and Mrs Donaldson Funeral services set for 2 p m Thursday at McClure Funeral Home in Bicknell Survived by her parents two sisters Mrs Wayne Piper and Mrs Ruth Ellen Smith of Park Forest Illinois and Mrs Robert Smith of Linton an aunt Mrs Smith who helped in her youth in Linton
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Jane Donaldson Jones
Shelbyville
Jones
Linton
Wayne Donaldson
McClure
Bicknell
Donaldson
Wayne Piper
Ruth Ellen Smith
Park Forest
Robert Smith
Ms. Jones
Smith
Rogers Rangers color guard to march in Linton Fourth of July parade
The Rogers Rangers color guard from Burton-Woolery American Legion Post No 18 will headline Linton’s Fourth of July parade as state and national champions. Members include Bob Sellars commander Jess Walls Jack Walden and Bob Holland flag carriers B J Glasscock Paul Pate Darre Hosten Bill Kely Tom Daggy and Glenn Wilson riflemen and Bill Wagner drummer. The unit performs about 29 to 30 times yearly traveling ~25000 miles and has dominated state Legion Color Guard championships for five years while also achieving high national ratings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Raners
Burton-Woolery
Children Obey Your Parents in the Lord Message
A church bulletin urges Christian families to model obedience, citing Ephesians 6:1. It emphasizes that children should be obedient to parents as a right living example while allowing for individual differences in judgments.
Accidents Major Cause of Death for Children Says Study
Mine Run notes Metropolitan Life figures for 1962 63 showing one third of deaths among boys ages 1 4 and nearly half at school ages from injuries Girls see about one in three deaths ages 1 14 from injuries Motor vehicle crashes fires and drownings top causes Preschool and school age children face active traffic danger as schools close Parents urged to enforce strict rules on street ball play and to seek free swimming lessons offered by community groups across the country
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The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Entrance Chamber at Meramec Caverns on Route 66 Missouri
Readable notes describe a linear entrance chamber leading back about 105 feet inside Meramec Caverns along Route 66 in Missouri. The snippet emphasizes the cavern’s interior passage and distance.
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Meramec Caverns
Reue 66
Missouri
Freeman-Greene Admitted Tuesday Hospital Report
Freeman-Greene admitted Tuesday with others listed in the hospital report. The record includes Thomas Coe of Bloomfield and several named individuals across Worthington Linton Switz City Crane Newberry and Freeport areas.
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Freeman-Greene
Thomas Coe
Bloomfield
Georgia Smith
Worthington
Property Transfers Record Across Multiple Townships
Luella F. Carpenter trustee transfers to Paul F. Haseman and wife. Clifford A. Hunter transfers to Paul Carrico and wife, noting a correction for Lin ton. James H. Workman transfers to Donald Eugene Strauser and wife in Center Township. Carl S. Ferry transfers to Olin Hadley in Jasonville. Peter Ledgerwood and wife transfer to Gladys Feutz in Bloomfield. Leland Lester and wife transfer to William Lee Brown and wife in Lyons. Stewart Inc transfers to Harold L. Reagan and wife in Greenacres. Oscar McCoy and wife transfer to Rose B. Campbell in Worthington. Seymour Ray and wife transfer to Will’s Ray Martindale and wife in Center Township.
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Luella F. Carpenter
Paul F. Haseman
Clifford A. Hunter
Paul Carrico
Linton
James H. Workman
Donald Eugene Strauser
Center Township
Carl S. Ferry
Olin Hadley
Jasonville
Peter Ledgerwood
Gladys Feutz
Bloomfield
Leland Lester
Justice court fines handed to several motorists
Justice of Peace Court in Allen fined David Staney Allen for no operator license, $5 and $23.25 costs. Alfred A. Hines was fined $3 and $21.25 costs for speeding. Jobelle M. Robinson also cited for speeding with $3 fine and $2.25 costs. Ronnie R. Ducharme charged with muffler law violation fined $1 and $19.25 costs.
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David Staney Allen
Lyons
Alfred A. Hines
Worthington
Jobelle M. Robinson
Jasonville
Ronnie R. Ducharme
Linton
Synod Contributions Rise Across Church Members
The Lutheran Missouri Synod and its Canadian members contributed $194,111,141 in 1965, up more than $9.7 million from 1964. The average per communicant rose to 10665, versus 103.75 in 1964 and lower figures in earlier years.
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ST. Louis
UPI
I Heran Church-Missouri Synod
United States
Canada
Synod
Department of Research and Statistics
Linton Daily Citizen Marquee Notice and Rates
Linton Daily Citizen announces publication schedule with holidays and rates for home delivery and mail subscriptions. Editor Warren H Onken and staff listed. rates show 35 cents weekly carrier, 1.52 monthly motor route, and annual mail options across Indiana and other states.
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Linton Daily Citizen
Linton Daily Citizen, Inc
South Main Street
Linton
Indiana
Ind
Warren H.onken
Ann Toney
Axaticas
U.S
United Press International Jews Serve
Hoosier
U S Plane Downs Mig With Sidewinder Hit In Sky Battle
U S Navy pilots repelled a midair strike near Hanoi as a Sidewinder crippled a Mig and another MiG was damaged. One U S jet and another damaged by ground fire, with two more U S planes lost in separate actions. Ground troops repelled a North Vietnamese assault 230 miles north of Saigon during Operation Nathan Hale.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Pokesman
Hanoi
Mesa Highway Bridge
Hancock
Local Garden Club June Meeting Amid Rose Show Change
The Linten Civic Garden club schedules its June meeting at Humphreys park at 1 p.m. with guests from Shakamak Garden club. The Greene County Republican Women meet at Bloomfield park shelter house at 7 p.m. for an ice cream social. Jasonville Order of Eastern Star chapter 293 serves a dinner at 5:30 p.m. for Rainbow Girls assembly 94 members.
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Linten Civic Garden Club
Humphreys Park
Shakamak Garden Club
Greene County — Republican Women’s Club
Shelter House
Bloomfeld Park
Jasonville
Order of Estern Star
Live stock marketTotals in Indianapolis report
UPI notes hogs mixed gains with barrows and gilts up 50 to 75 cents, various weights priced from 22.50 to 27.75. Sows higher, cattle and calves mostly lower, vealers 26.00 to 32.00, cows and bulls uneven, sheep steady with limited pricing and odd terms like hazardous devices appearing due to OCR garble.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Linton Pupil Attends Latin Conference at IU Campus
Linda Shelton of Linton Stockton High School attended a week long Latin conference on the Indiana University campus. Sponsored by the IU Department of Classics, the program introduced students to collegiate life and classics study and teaching opportunities. Edward M. Michael IA assistant professor directed the conference.
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Linda Shelton
Linton- Stockton
Indiana University
I.U. Department of Classics
Indiana
Edward M. Michael
I.A
Birth of Keith Alan Gabbard to the Gabbards
Mr and Mrs Larry Gabbard announce the birth of a son on June 18 weighing nine pounds eleven and one half ounces named Keith Alan. He is welcomed by sister Annette Kay. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Dennis Prebble and Mr and Mrs Harold Gabbard of Linton. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harold Duncan of Coal City and Mr and Mrs George Withycombe of Linton.
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Larry Gabbard
Keith Alan
Annette Kay
Dennis Prebble
Harold Gabbard
Linton
Harold Duncan
Coal City
George Withycombe
Inter Faith War on Poverty mobilizes Spokane students
In Spokane Washington a 60 member ecumenical group from Whitworth College, Gonzaga University and Mt. St. Michael's Scholasticate spends Saturdays on home improvement projects and recreation for families in need. Rev James Simmons of New Hope Baptist Church coordinates aid including cleaning, repairs, and taking children to events.
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Gonzaga
Mt. St. Michael’s
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Margaret Harper
W. K. Newman
Sam Alen
Chastain
Good Samaritan Hospital
Jenkins Funeral Home
Russell Taylor
Sam Allen Sr
Wilburn Allen
Lois Jear Hiner
Sam al
Len Jr
Welch & Cornette
E. Vincennes
Linton Marvin Taylor
Delmar
Hasie
Memoriam
Lena Mae Liddil Pope
Lloyd Shannon
First Methodist Church
Lester Home
Lester
12Th Street
Paul Lester
Elkin Turner
Marlene Lawson
Switz City
Frank Jones
Fenton Gorton
George Cule
Freecom
Robert Emmons
Newberry
Clarence Duncan
Daniel Franklin
Orville Franklin
Baby
Crane
Justice of Peace Court
Richland Township
da Nang
Mekon Delta
Wilma F. Mullis
Ordnance Department
Naval Ammunition Depot
Ory
Mullis
Bloomfield Nto. 2
F. T. Bruce
Keith Alan Gabbard
Maynard H. Baggio
K. J. Brown & CO
Brokers
East Main St
Bmavacs Evans Cuang
Avenue RO
L Odeon Fae
Pee Dowd
Pric
Empress
Mavacz Evans
Park Avenue
Bane Pramsco
Cal
Rytex
Main St
C.O.D
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