Obituary of Michael Vernon Back of Bloomfield
Michael Vernon Back 1948 11 9 Hazard Kentucky died in a Lin ton accident at 7 10 am Wednesday. He was the Midwest Homes Carlisle employee and Bloomfield High School 1967 graduate. Survived by parents Vernon and Mildred Lucille Skinner Back sister Patrice brother Brian grandparents Delmar Skinner Bloomfield and Harvey Back Letcher Kentucky. Father on Vietnam duty. Funeral services pending Jenkins Funeral Home Bloomfield.
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Michael Vernon Back
Bloomfield Rc
Linton
Hazard
Vernon
Mildred Lucille Skinner
Carlisle
Bloomfield High School
Patrice
Brian
Delmar Skinner
Bloomfield Rtc
Harvey Back
Letcher, Ky
Vietnam
Lyons Man L C Stalcup Dies at 66 Rites Planned
Lloyd C. Stalcup 66 of Lyons died at 8 40 p m at his home. Born March 29 1901 he was the son of Pete and Jessie Andrews Stalcup a retired miner. Survived by wife Mrs Oaklene Stalcup a son Clifford of New Jersey a stepson Larry Hyde two sisters and a brother Funeral set for 2 p m Saturday at the Lyons Christian church with Rev Scot Pricer officiating burial in Prairie Chapel cemetery Graveside rites by Lyons Masonic lodge Friends may call after 7 p m today at the Lyons funeral home.
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Lloyd C. Stalcup
Lyons
Pete
Jessie Andrews Stalcup
Christian Church
Masonic Lodge
American Legion
Scottish Rite
Evansville
Terre Haute
Oaklene Stiacup
Clifford Stalcup
New Jersey
Larry Hyde
Ree Rollison
Bloomfield
Owen Terre
Vincennes
Clyde Stalcup
Florida
Lyons Christian Church
Scot Pricer
Prairie Chapel
Lyons Masonic Lodge
Icelandic Parliament Claims World’s Oldest Status
Iceland's parliament traces its roots to 930, making it the oldest continuous legislative body in the world. The historic assembly, located in Reykjavik, has shaped national governance for over a millennium and remains a symbol of constitutional tradition.
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Iceland
Market recap from Indianapolis hogs and cattle
UPI notes live hogs trading mostly lower with varied weights and loads. Cattle and calves show steady to mixed gains with steers and heifers up to 25.50, cows similar, bulls weaker. Outdoor work conditions look favorable through Friday with showers possible late Friday or Saturday. Moisture remains moist to wet but will dry to workable in many areas. spraying, dusting and haying prospects stay positive then marginal with Saturday showers.
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Indiana Agricultural Advisory
Births and local accidents reported in Greene County
A birth is announced for Mr. and Mrs. James Wells of Bloomfield a daughter weighing six pounds four and a half ounces. Several traffic incidents are reported including a two car crash near Bloomington gate Crane Naval Depot at 7 15 am a 1967 Ford driven by Mary E Weikert of Dubois striking a 1965 Leveque of Springville car with $1100 damage and a Mary Weikert arrest for failure to yield. A 1965 VW driven by Charles R Bell of Vincennes went off highway 54 east of Bloomfield with $200 damage and DUI arrest. A Ruth Brown of Linton and Steve Dunning of Linton collided head on on Beehunter road south of Linton with no injuries. State Trooper Jerry Grant investigated.
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James Wells
Bloomfield
Bloomington
Crane Naval Depot
Greene County Sheriff's Department
Mary E. Weikert
Dubois Re
David J. Leveque
Springville
Ite
Charles R. Bell
Vincennes
Wade Resler
Volksoven
Bell
Greene County Sheriff's Office
Ruth Brown
Linton
Steve Dunning
Beehunter Road
Jerry Grant
Rev Dowdy to Speak at Linton Nazarene Church
Rev. Charles Dowdy will speak at Church of the Nazarene in Linton during services until the new pastor Rev. Larry Granahan assumes duties. The congregation invites the public to attend.
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Dowdy
Church of Nazarene
Charles Dowdy
Linton
Luci Nugent Gives Birth as President Expected at Hospital
A newborn named Patrick Lyndon Nugent, eight pounds ten ounces, joins Luci and Patrick J Nugent at Seton Hospital in Austin. The President is planned to visit Saturday with Lynda Bird and Luci’s daughter as grandfather meets the new baby.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
United States
Luci
Seton Hospital
Johnson
Lynda Bird
Austin
Patrick J. Nugent
Traffic Death Toll Climbs in Indiana for June
The first 21 days of June in Indiana saw 116 traffic deaths with nine days left in the month. By Wednesday seven more fatalities raised the six day total to 42, pushing 1967’s toll to at least 613 versus 690 a year earlier.
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Indiana
Funeral services for Mrs. Vira E. Smith
Mrs Vira E Smith of Washington died Tuesday. Funeral services set for 2 p m Friday at First Christian church in Linton with Rev Ronald Henwood and Rev Herbert Baynes officiating. Burial in Fairview cemetery. She was mother of Mrs Selma Dyer nurse supervisor at Freeman Greene county hospital. Friends may call Welch and Cornett Funeral Home until noon Friday, then at church.
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Vira E. Smith
Washington
First Christian Church
Linton
Ronald Henwood
Herbert Baynes
Fairview Cemetery
Smith
Selma Dyer
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Welch and Cornett
Wesley founders of Methodism and Alamo fall in 1836
John and Charles Wesley founded Methodism. The Alamo fell in 1836, marking a pivotal event in Texas history.
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John and
Charles Wesley
Alamo
Final Account and Distribution Hearing in OBrien Estate
APRIL TERM 1967 In the matter of the estate of George W. OBrien deceased estate 7122 John R Ax and John O Stiff as Co Administrators filed their final account and petition for distribution The Circuit Court of Greene County Indiana will examine the account on July 5 1967 All heirs and interested parties must appear and show cause if any why the account should not be approved and establish heirship or claims to the estate Claude Story Clerk of the Circuit Court Greene County Indiana AX Sullivan Attorneys 409 N W A St Linton Indiana 216-158-22
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George W. O'Brien
John Rex
John O. Stiff
John R. AX
Claude Story Cerk
Circuit Court
Greene County
Indiana
AX & Sullivan Attorneys
N.W
A” St
Linton
Fire injures Newburgh man at Mobil plant scene
William St ehler of Newburgh remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Methodist Hospital Indy after a fire at the Mobil Chemical plant near Jasonville. Other notes include a Dugger teacher Mrs. Fern Black returning home after surgery in Indianapolis on June 8 and local community notices about a head start info line, an adult fellowship ice cream party, and dues reminders for Legon Auxiliary Unit 22.
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William St‘ehler
Newburgh
Mobil Chemical
Jasonville
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Fern Black
Dugger, Inc
Methodist
Thas
Black
Sulivan
Nutrena Feeds Emphasize Research Driven Quality and Value
Nutrena highlights tested nutrition standards and in house methods to ensure high quality livestock and poultry feed at low cost. The company stresses research manufacturing know how and years of experience with profit minded producers to deliver feeding value and invites local dealership opportunities.
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Nutrena
Nutrena Research
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