Obituary: Sandborn Resident Oka Howell Dies
Oka Howell of Sandborn died at 7 30 a m at Best Well Nursing Home Vincennes She was born May 6 1884 in Greene County daughter of Jacob and Mary Frye resident of Sandborn 52 years former Missouri resident married May 1901 Archie Howell who died 1953 Survivors include eight children multiple grandchildren and great grandchildren plus siblings Funeral arrangements are pending at Ives Poindexter Funeral Home Sandborn
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Oka Howell
Sandborn
Best Well
Vincennes
Greene County
Jacob
Mary Wells Frye
Missouri
Archie Howell
Bert
Maude) Sauls
Yankeetown
Fla
Mae
Bertha) Yavle
Sandbern
Lawrence
Opal) Trinkle
Limona
Ira Archie Howell
Wheatland
James
Dora) Feree
Sulivan
Herschell Fidler
Raymond Howell
Elnora
James Frye
Trank Hall
Phillipsburgh
Ohio
Hospital admissions and dismissals listed by town
Tuesday admissions include Mrs. George Coal Freedom Mrs. Andrew Doyle Jasonville Mrs. Eva Reed Bloomfield Raymond Tribby Jasonville Mrs. Verna Hermer Linton Along with Curt Stewart Hymera Max Goodwin Jasonville and Edward Moore Bloomfield Dagger Townsley Jasonville Jerry Meredith Jasonville Freddie Harper Spring ville Jess Cippes Newberry Steven Suthard Linton and Otho Baize Linton.
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George Coal
Freedom
Andrew Doyle
Jasonville
Eva Reed
Bloomfield
Raymond Tribby
Verna Hermer
Linton
Edward Moore
Toney Townsley
Dagger
Jerry Meredith
Freddie Harper
Springville
Jess Cippes
Newberry
Steven Suthard
Otho Baize
Markets in Indianapolis Livestock Report
Live stock data from Indianapolis shows hogs at 3 500 head with mixed shifts across weight classes, sows uneven. Cattle and calves total 1 150 and 75, steady to 25 lower with varied ranges for steers heifers and cows. Sheep 200, barely steady with lamb and ewe price spreads.
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Indianapolis
Auto Industry Returns Excise Tax on New Cars
Detroit P A report says auto companies began mailing refund forms to buyers of new cars purchased between May 14 and June 22 when the federal auto excise tax fell from 10 to 7 percent. Rebates total about 60 million dollars to roughly 916000 purchasers, ranging from about 35 dollars for the cheapest model to about 206 dollars for the highest priced car. The rebates are voluntary, but companies pledged to pass the tax cut to consumers.
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Detroit
Congress
Arthritis Toll In U S And Deer Hit On New Hampshire Highway
New York reports eighty percent of Americans over fifty suffer arthritis with costs estimated at 1.5 billion dollars annually. Corticosteroids are cited as the most dramatic relief. In New Hampshire a stretch of highway killed nine deer in under three weeks, wiping out 22 deer total. Seven of the nine were does. one doe carried one unborn fawn, the others two each.
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New York
Schering Corp
New Hampshire Highway
Community meeting notices and club activities listed
A sequence of local group meetings and practices including Moose Lodge, Masonic and Eastern Star chapters, church choirs, Eagles and Elks lodges, Tri Kappa, American Legion, Women of Moose, and Methodist society. Events span Thursday and Friday evenings with times from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at various halls, churches, and libraries in Jasonville, Linton, and Indianola.
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Moose Lodge
Jasonville
CBS
Masonic Hall
O.E.S
Worthington Christian
Linton Baptist
Linton
Eagles Lodge
Elks Lodge
Unity Lodge No
C.F
Tri Kappa
Linton Public Library
Linton Masonic Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Indianola Club
Mary McAllister
Linton Christian Church
Jasonville Methodist
Jasonville Christian
Salvation Army Home League
Lyons Lodge No
Eagles
Lodge Hall
Linton Methodist Choir
American Legion
Legion Home
Rainbow Practice for Linton Assembly No 66 at Masonic Lodge
The Linton Assembly No 66 Order of the Rainbow for Girls will hold a practice at the Masonic Lodge on Friday June 25 at 4 30 p m All officers and choir are asked to be present per Miss JoAnn Sprinkle Worthy Advisor
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Linton Assembly No. 66
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Lodge
JoAnn Sprinkle
Lyons Indiana Seeks Bids for Street Improvements 1965
The Lyons Town Board at the Town Hall will receive sealed bids for street improvements on a July 1965 meeting date. Bids must include non collusion affidavits and certified checks. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Trustees named are John Sutphin Chester Corns Hal Kaho.
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Board of Trustees
Lyons
Indiana
D.S.T
Poard
John Sutphin
Chester Corns Hal Kaho
Executor appointed in Greene County Indiana estate
Cause No 6545 in Greene County court. Peoples Trust Company of Linton Indiana named executor of the Harry Methew estate on June 15 1965. All claims must be filed within six months of first publication or be forever barred. Bloomfield Indiana June 15 1965. (Seal) CLADUR STORY Clerk of the Circuit CourtAgeene County Indiana John R Ax Box 211 Linton Indiana Attorney.
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Circuit Court
Greene County
Indiana
Peoples Trust Company
Linton
Harry Methew
Bloomfield
Cladur Story
Ageene County
John R. Ax
Wig fitting advice from renowned New York wig maker
Richard Hartwich warns against ill fitting wigs as uncomfortable and unstable. He notes proper fittings maximize comfort and appearance. In Ohio, Mento Marsh donated by Morton Salt Co. now hosts the state's most diverse bird life with over 200 species counted along Lake Erie's shore.
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New York
Richard Hartwich
Hartwich
Ohio
Mento
Morton Salt Co
Lake Erie
Daylight Saving Time Woes For Clock Collectors in San Leandro
Red and Betty Cole, longtime collectors in San Leandro, California, decry daylight saving time saying it costs them an entire day to adjust their collection of about 600 rare clocks. They report the last change took around 20 hours to set all clocks ahead.
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San Leandro
Calif
Red
Betty Cole
Women drivers reportedly save tire wear in Akron study
A Goodyear study in Akron finds women drivers average 30 000 miles per set while men average 20 000 miles with some as low as 12 000. The report suggests women are easier on tires overall.
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Akron
Ohio
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Charles Morrison
Memoriam
Roy E. Lacey
Daisy Lacey
Curt Stewart
Hymera
Max Goodwin
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Humphreys Park
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W.S.C.S
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Rest Haven
Rainbow
Lester Home
Marhoefer
Riche
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Ath
LaLa
General Electric
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General Electric Frost Guard
Thinette
B.T.U
South Main
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