Obituary notice for Clarence Philbert 84 of Lin ton re
Clarence Philbert 84 of Lin ton re died at 2 pm Wednesday at Union hospital Terre Haute. Born Greene county October 16 1881 he was a retired coal miner. Survived by widow Mary and 7 children 14 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren. Funeral at McClanahan Jasonville Friday 4 pm Rev Roy Bridwell officiating burial Antioch cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Philbert
Linton Re
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Greene County
Charles
Ruth One Philbert
Mary Philbert
Lawrence Philbert
Markleville
Charles Philbert
Pendleton
James Philbert
Marion
Frances Henry
George Leslie
Union
Mich
Rosemary Stephens
el Segundo
Calif
Betty DeVol
Indianapolis
Barbara Summerlot
McClanahan
Jasonville
May Eall
Speck Kinnett Dies Suddenly at Home in Dugger
Marvin Speck Kinnett died unexpectedly at about 10 30 a m today at his home in Dugger of an apparent heart attack. Newkirk Funeral Home in Dugger is handling arrangements.
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Marvin “Speck” Kinnett
Dugger
Newkirk
Worthington Man Orlando McCoy Dies After Long Illness
Orlando Phil McCoy 82 died 10:10 p.m. Wednesday at Freeman-Greene county hospital after a lingering illness. Born Sept 1883 in Knox county, he was a retired teacher and farmer. He belonged to Worthington Christian church and KF P lodge. Survived by wife Omadel, three sons Dr George A McCoy Jacksonville Fla Charles R McCoy Masonville Indiana James J McCoy Speedway Indiana and daughter Live Jean Green Indianapolis. eight grandchildren two great grandchildren and brother Oscar McCoy. Myers Funeral Home, Worthington, expects visitation after 1 p.m. Friday with funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home, Rev Herbert Baynes officiating. burial in Worthington cemetery.
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Orlando Phil McCoy
Freeman-Greene County
Knox County
F Edwin A
Betty Ann Welon McCoy
Wor'‘hing On Christian Church
KFP Lodge
Worthington
Omadel McClellan McCoy
George A. McCoy
Jackson ‘le, Fla
Charles R. McCoy
Asonvlle Rtc
James J McCoy
Speedway
Jlive Jean Green
Indianapos
Oscar McCoy
Myers Funeral
Herbert Baynes
Former Dugger Woman Mrs Sidebottom Dies at 87
Lola Sidebottom 87 of Sullivan died at St Anthony hospital at 6 p m Wednesday Born November 20 1878 in Greene County daughter of Joseph and Jane Ragsdale Lived near Dugger most of life moved to Sullivan in 1933 Husband George Sidebottom died 1955 Survived by two sons Harold Tate Sidebottom of Sullivan Virgil Sidebottom of Iowa City a daughter Iva Jewell of Linton three grandchildren five great grandchildren and 10 great great grandchildren Body returned to the funeral home for calling after 2 p m Friday Funeral services at 10 a m Saturday Maurice Clymore officiating Burial in Dugger cemetery
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Lola Sidebottom
Sullivan
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
Sidebottom
Greene County
Joseph
Jane Ragsdale
Dugger
George Sidebottom
Harold “Tate’’ Sidebottom
Virgil Sidebottom
Iowa City
Iva Jewell
Linton
Newkirk
Maurice Clymore
Finnish metal exports rise in 1965 to 294 million dollars
Finnish metal industry exports increased 38 percent in 1965 to reach 294 million dollars. The Finnish American Chamber of Commerce in New York interprets the rise as proof of a successful drive to diversify sales abroad.
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New York
Worthington Area Personal Notices Travel and Visitor Roundup
Worthington and nearby residents host relatives and visitors from Indiana Ohio and California over weekends and holidays. Families mentioned include Hutchinsons Fosters Markles Turpins Hoaglands and Pruetts among others with guests from Eaton Terre Haute Cedar Lake Bloomington Princeton and Greenwood plus a Drake reunion in Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Markle
Ward Markle
Jack Herring
Terre Haute
Wes Terrell
Cedar Lake
Marion Hayden
Lowell
Ruth M. Terrell
Indiana
Jack Sherrow
Claudett
Claudia
Lander
Wyo
Roy Sherrow
Clovis Faulk
Dupre Elmore
Elnora
Kenneth Weathers
Ron Stewart
Tom Cash
Cincinnati
Ohio
Robert D. Sloan
Herbert H. Sloan
Ohio Gun Collector’s Assn
Lee Fuller
Worthington
L. S. Barkley
Scott Air Force Base
Missouri
E. P. Hoagland
Ada Stringer
Arlington
Levi Russell
Brazil
Allen York
Odon
Lawrence Hannum
Bloomington
Mal ‘Olm
Resler
Princeton
Lowell Hannum
Harrell Hoagland
Waynesburg
S.C
Max Hannum
Selsberry
Wethington
Alice Hoagland
Veil Hamilton
Springville
Pearl Mitterspaugh
North Drive
Gary Sherrow
Keans
William Pruett
Roy Vandeventer
Orville Vandeventer
Bloomfield
Charles Vandeventer
Charles Lee Jr
Cornelius
David Daugherty
David Jr
Greenwood
Robert Pruatt
Peggy
Keith
Jack
Shelburn
Frank Hamilton
Coal City
Ralph Pruett
California
Frank Blanton
Kenny Pruett
Eddie
James Pruett
James Borders
Bruce
Sullivan
Frank Sexton
Jane
Chicago
Loren C. McIntosh
Indianapolis
John F. Moe
Finland Mining Output Rises With Copper and Cobalt Shares
Finnish American Chamber of Commerce reports North Finland mining activity growing with total ore production near 6 million metric tons, up 16 percent from 1964. Finland holds large copper reserves and accounts for about 10 percent of world cobalt and 11 percent of vanadium. nickel and tin concentrates are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Finland
Hospital Admission and Discharge News of Freeman Greene
Matters of record list admissions and dismissals from Freeman Greene Hospital. Names include Wallace Weiss Elkhart Mrs James Franklin Lico Mary Altice Fuller Bloomfield Audie Blevens Linton Donnie Lancaster Worthington and transfers to Union at Terre Haute. Births note a son to Ferguson Odon and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Lester Hickey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Weiss
Elkhart
James Franklin
Lico
Mary Altice Fuller
Bloomfeld
Audie Blevens
Linton
Donnie Lancaster
Worthington Ton
Nicholas Lyn
Evansville
Roy O’haver
Union
Terr
Faute
Donald Jackson
Springville
Marlene Lawson
Switz
Herbert Green
Worthing
Carl Hunt
Bloomfield
Enoch Bullecge
Jasonville
James Ferguson
Odon
Melvin Lester Hickey Marco
Jrexe
Cooprider
Property Transfers In Wright Lin Hughey Beckton Richland
Property transfers recorded statewide show Raymon W. Smith and spouse transferring to Max Durham and spouse in Wright Township. P H Ohern and spouse transfer to William A Poe and spouse. Lin Hughey and spouse transfer to Charles Rogers and spouse in Beckton Township. Jack R Spice and spouse transfer to James R Lucking and spouse in Richland Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymon W. Smith
Max Durham
Wright Township
P. H. O’hern
William A Poe
Lin
Hughey Hank
Charles Rogers
Beckton Township
Jack R. Spice
James R. Lucking
Richland Township
Airman Rodney L. Walker Assigned to Edwards AFB
San Antonio report notes Airman Rodney L. Walker son of Mr and Mrs Spencer F Walker of Linton Indiana has completed basic training and is assigned to Edwards AFB California as a fuel specialist with the Air Force Systems Command. He is a graduate of Linton-Stockton High School and attended Purdue University.
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San Antonio
Tex
Rodney L. Walker
Spencer F. Walker
N. E. Eighth
Linton
Edwards Afb
Calif
Air Force
Air Force Systems Command
Linton - Stockem High School
Purdue University
Teachers Reward Football Duels Boost Attendance
In Moguer Spain teachers began giving football tickets as rewards for good class work. The system lifted school attendance by about 30 percent, according to UNESCO Features from the United Nations.
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United Nations
N.Y
Moguer
Huelva
Unesco
U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Dodd Faces Senate Ethics Probe Over Misdemeanor Allegations
Senator Thomas Dodd of Connecticut arrives at a closed door Senate Ethics Committee hearing on misconduct charges. Committee chair John Stennis dismisses as evidence documents seized from Dodd's office, marking the first Senate probe of a fellow member since McCarthy censure.
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Dodd
Sen
Thomas Dodd
Connecticut
Senate Ethics Committee
John Stennis
Senate
Joseph McCarthy
Farm parity report argues food price rise to protect future supply
Washington Senate Agriculture Committee backs a farm parity resolution drafted by Sen. George S. McGovern. It argues that prices should rise to parity to safeguard consumers from future shortages and notes current farm prices at 79 percent of parity while food costs take 18.2 percent of after tax income.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Agriculture Committee
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
Committee
Senate
Congress
Ancient Japanese Game Goes From Go To Theory
In a Washington dispatch, UPI reports George G. Leckie and Samuel P. King translated a German book on the ancient Chinese game Go. The piece recounts the writer’s misgivings about Go and notes the game uses a 19x19 board with black and white stones and a 4 000 year history.
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Washington
UPI
Abdul Fez
George G. Leckie
Los Angeles
Samuel P. King
Honolulu
China
Old George
Mittheilungen der Deutschen Gesellschaft Fur Natur Und Volkerkunde
Wagner Returns to Israel Philharmonic Program
The Israel Philharmonic announces a correction reinserting Richard Wagner works into its repertoire. The move asks why Jews should deny some of the greatest music by forbidding Wagner while allowing symbols like Volkswagen amid Hitler era associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Israel Philharmonic
Richard Wagner
Volkswagen
Tug trails USS Randolph near Dutch waters in Rotterdam visit
A Russian tug named Agatan positioned outside Dutch territorial waters to await the aircraft carrier USS Randolph as it returns to sea from a Rotterdam visit. The tug had followed the carrier to port and then held its position offshore awaiting the Randolph’s departure.
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Hague
The
Netherlands
UPI
Randolph
Rotterdam
Agatan
Bids Sought for Shelter House at Humphrey Park Linton IN
The Common Council of Linton Indiana invites sealed bids for a Shelter House at Humphrey Park. Bids due by 7 00 P M EST June 28 1966 in the Clerk Treasurer's Office City Hall. Bid bonds 10 percent and non collusion affidavit required with bids. The council may reject any and all bids and reserves the right to award to the citys best advantage.
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Humphrey's Park
Common Council
Linton
Indiana
Commmon Council
Indiane
World Winners Boy's 4-H Club Meeting Recap
The World Winners Boy's 4-H Club gathered in Central High School's agriculture room with Wayne Hill presiding. Kenneth Hines led the pledge. Linda Graves read minutes and Gary Sullivan presented a lesson on FFA Safe Farm Power Use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
Wayne Hill
Kenneth Hines
Steve Lantrip
Linda Graves
Gary Sullivan
Hines
CARE Rep Visits Polish Camp as Children Sing Red River Valley
In Poland a CARE representative visited a children’s camp where the kids greeted the American with a Polish rendition of Red River Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
CARE
Red River Valley
Markets Farm Indianapolis hogs and cattle steady to strong
UPI Live stock report from Indianapolis shows hogs 1 to 3 lighter by 50-1.00 with various weight ranges priced from 23.00 to 27.00 per 100 pounds. Cattle and calves sold with load averages around 24.50-26.00 for steers and heifers, and cows and bulls steady. Sheep offerings steady with spring lambs 23.50-24.10 and other grades 23.00-23.50.
Don’t Save Empty Pesticide Containers Hazard Warning
A safety notice warns against keeping empty pesticide containers as they may still hold residues. Proper disposal is advised to prevent exposure risk and contaminate soil or water.
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Mister Breger
Kinnett
Technicolor
Alan Ladd
Orlando McCoy
Fair Lady
Audrey Hepburn
Rex Harrison
Worthington Personals
Brenda Hutchinson
Donald Hutchinson
Eaton
Robert Foster
Freeman Greene
Gordon
Ducats
Raymond L. Richardson
Research and Development Department
Naval Ammunition Depot
Crane
Richardson
Clarence W. Gilliam
United Press International
Order of Colommon Council
Harbin
Aoea
Mauna Evan Corr
Pare Avenue
Tko
Cam
Bmavacs Evans Coats
Linton Daily Citizen
Linton Daily Citizen, Inc
South Main Street
Ind
Warren H.onken
Ann Toney
U.S
United Press International News Service
Hoosier State Press Association
Democratic Editorial Association
Rytex
S. Main St
E City
C.O.D
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