Obituary Walter H Resch Dies at 70 in Linton
Walter H Resch 70 of Linton died Friday at Freeman Greene County hospital after a week long illness. Born June 21 1897 in Bradford he was a retired Illinois Central Railroad foreman. Survivors include wife Harriett two daughters two sons a stepson and stepdaughters eight grandchildren three great grandchildren a brother and four sisters. Funeral services were held at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home Linton with Rev Dale Hemnbaugh officiating burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Bradford
Phillip
Celeste Smith Resch
Illinois Central Railroad
Harriett Lee Resch
Harold Resch
Fort Worth
Tex
Laverne Kline
Washington
Hazel Marie Griffith
Linton
James Lee
Onarga
Ill
Opal Frye
Lois Sawyers
Wharton
N.J
Cletus Resch
Akley
Minn
Georgia Wakefeld
Bertha Koontz
Nellie Tate
Lucille Cragg
Newton
Welch and Cornett
Dale Hemnbaugh
Fairview
Leroy Shilkett Lyons Man Dies at 79
Leroy Shilkett 79 of Lyons died at 9 a m Saturday at Freeman-Greene county hospital Linton born Oct 10 1887 at Switz City son of William and Ann Francis Gill et Shilkett a retired Pennsylvania Railroad employee and former county school teacher he was a past master of Lyons Masonic Lodge past patron of the Eastern Star member of Lyons Town Board Switz City Baptist Church survived by son Willis Shilkett Indianapolis daughter Mrs John Mary Borum Joliet two stepchildren three sisters and grandchildren services Tuesday at Lyons Methodist Church with Rev John Dickey and Rev Ronald Gabbard. burial in Prairie Chapel Cemetery with Lyons Masonic Lodge grave side rites friends may call Jenkins Funeral Home Lyons.
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Leroy Shikett
Lyons
Freeman-Greene County
Linton
Swit City
William
Ann Francis Gille't Shilkett
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ing County
Washington
Lyons Masonic Lodge
Pa F the
Eastern Star
Lyons Tow
Switz City
Ronald Gabbard
Prairie Chapel Cemetery
Lyons Masonic ‘Lodge
Jenkins Funeral Home
Former Worthington Woman Dies in Florida
Mrs. Bessie Brewer 86 a former Worthington resident died at Riv er Terrace Guest Home in Bradenton Florida. She lived in Worthington from 1938 until moving to Florida about four years ago. Survivors include daughter Mrs Haney Gantz of Bradenton and brother J O Humphreys of Bloomington. She was a member of Worthington Methodist Church. Funeral 10 a m today at Worthington Methodist Church Rev Churchill Cox officiating burial in Switz City Cemetery Myers Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Bessie Brewer
Worthington
River Terrace
Bradenton
Fla
Worthington Methodist Church
Churchill Cox
Switz City
Myers
Lettuce Crisper Invented to Keep Lettuce Fresh
A plastic lettuce crisper uses a spiked insert and domed lid to prevent wilting during storage. After coring washing and draining the lettuce is placed on the spike in the container and covered with an air tight seal.
Card of Thanks from the Ethel Hash Family
The Ethel Hash Family expresses heartfelt thanks for kindness sympathy messages and floral offerings received during the recent illness and death. Thanks are extended to friends neighbors and relatives for assistance.
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Ethel Hash
Temperatures Dip With Cold Wave Over Indiana
A surge of cold air pushed high temperatures into the 40s in Indiana. Tornado watches covered 87 northern counties and a six county warning followed a funnel cloud near Lafayette that reportedly destroyed a barn. Showers and thunderstorms delivered a quarter to half inch of rain statewide. The five day forecast shows about three degrees below normal with a slight warm up Tuesday to Thursday and precipitation totaling a half to three quarters of an inch midweek.
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Indiana
Lafayette
Four Weekend Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Sullivan Area
Obituaries and funeral notices list survivors and service details for Bennett Graves Ashba and related family members. Services occur at McClanahan Jasonville, Alexander Sullivan, and Evans Dugger funeral homes with burial in Lebanon Center Ridge Good Hope cemeteries. Dates show midweek services and calls after specific hours.
Red Chinese Down U.S. Phantom Jet
A U S Air Force F4C Phantom was shot down near Hainan Island after entering Red Chinese airspace during a flight from Clark Field to Da Nang. The two pilots were rescued from the South China Sea and suffered no serious injuries, with the crash attributed to navigational and communications gear failure.
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Washington
UPJ
U.S. Air Force
Hainan Island
Pentagon
China Sea
Defense Department
Clark Field
Manila
da Nang
South Vietnam
South China Sea
Hainan
Reservoir plan eyed for Richland Creek area
A Bloomfield luncheon exposes a proposed Richland Creek reservoir to supply water for six Greene and Monroe County communities including Stanford and Little Cincinnati. John Watkins arranged the briefing with Maurice Chase of Southern Indiana Inc. and Clinton Green of the Indiana Port Commission attending along with State Senator David Rogers and State Representative Jack McIntyre.
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Bloomfield
Richland Creek
Greene County
Greene
Monroe Counties
Southern Indiana, Inc
Cardinal Inn
Stanford
Monroe County
Little Cincinnati
Losberry
John Watkins
Fomer
Maurice Chase
Southern Indiana Inc
Greene Countians
Chase
Monroe
United States Corps of Engineers
Indiana
Clinton Green
Worthington
Indiana Port Commission
Green
Richland
Beech Creek
Illinois Central Viaduct
David Rogers
Jack MclIntyre
Arson Suspected In Twin Hotel Fires In Indianapolis
Authorities in Indianapolis probe for arson as two downtown hotels the Washington and Claypool suffered fires within days. Fire Chief O Leary says the similar starts and a prior Continental Hotel blaze prompt arson suspicion as 400 guests evacuated and 12 people hospitalized with smoke inhalation and minor injuries.
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Indianapolis
API
Washington Hotel
Claypool
John J. O'Leary
Continental
Biographical Sketch of Karl Marx and Collaborators
The text outlines Karl Marx as a theorist and agitator in 1840s Europe, his early work with a German radical press, and his anti Semitism remarks. It notes his marriage to Jenny von Westphalen in 1843 and meeting Friedrich Engels in Paris. Engels becomes co editor and co author, they pen the Manifest der Kommunisten in 1847, and publish Das Kapital in German. The passage references Marx’s influence and the rise of their political movement, ending with a fragment noting his death in 1883.
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Marx
Dagobert Runes
Philosophical Library
New York
Jenny von Westphalen
Karl
Jenny
Paris
Friedrich Engels
Engels
Manifest der Kommunisten
Das Kapital
London
Jenny Marx
Clark Kinnaird
Matters Of Record Freeman-Greene Admitted Friday
Several names listed for matters of record include Freeman Greene admitted Friday and multiple birth notices read across Linton and surrounding towns. An auto collision on East Vincennes Street near Linton caused damage to two vehicles with Hanna Heath reporting damages and police detailing the incident.
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John B. Simmons
Lone Tree Road
Vincennes St
Jery W. Heath
Linton Ro. 1
Heath
Simmons
Linton
Robert D. Inman
Black Creek Road
Vincennes
Hugh Hastings
Sandborn
Inman
Circuit Court Suits Filed
Lloyd Martin sues Michael D. Bland for damages and personal injury. Laurence Lockard sues Avis M. McAlister for damages. Herbert J. Ellis and Roy W. Elis trading as Ellis and Company sue Rod Dunning for damages.
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Lloyd Martin
Michael D. Bland
Laurence Lockard
Avis M. McAlister
Sullivan County
Herbert J. Ellis
Roy W. Elis
Ellis & Company
Rod Dunning
Indiana Tax Department Reminder on IT-40 Filing Deadline
The Indiana Department of Revenue reminds residents who have not filed IT-40 for 1966 to do so by July 1, 1967 to avoid losing the $6 sales tax credit. Residents 184 days or more and born before July 1, 1966 qualify and must file IT-40. For details, write or call 344 S Walnut Bloomington 339-1119.
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Indiana Dept., of Revenue
Indiana
S. Walnut St
Bloomington
Market Report from Indianapolis Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Live hogs steady to higher with instances up to 50. 190 to 310 pounds trading 19.75 to 22.50. Sows up to 75 higher, 300 to 600 pounds 15.25 to 19.50. Cattle steadier to lower. steers 25.50 to 26.00, heifers 24.50 to 25.25, cows 17.00 to 19.50. Sheep 300 head, lambs 23.00 to 24.50. Indiana advisory notes generally good outdoor activity through Tuesday with chances of showers and moderate soil moisture loss. spraying and dusting conditions favorable today.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Agricultural Advisory
Linton Daily Citizen Publishing and Editorial Staff
The Linton Daily Citizen lists Warren H. Onken as editor and publisher and ANN TONEY as news editor. Circulation rates are shown for home delivery by carrier and motor route with annual and quarterly options. United Press International service is noted and Democratic Editorial Association affiliation is listed.
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Linton Daily Citizen
Safuraay
Gna
U.S. Postel Reronene
United Press Internationa Service
Democratic Editorial Assoca
Stricter Honored At FFA Convention At Purdue
Charles Strickler of Switz City received the Hoosier Farmer Degree at the Indiana FFA state convention at Purdue University. He was named Star Farmer of District Seven and is among Indiana’s top 12 FFA members for 197. A 1997 Central High School graduate, he farms with his father in Smith Township and studies agriculture at Vincennes University. Delegates Fred Peavey Larry Pletch Jim Litch and Greg Davis represented the Central chapter. Peavey was elected District Seven FFA treasurer and serves as Central chapter president.
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Indiana Association of Future Farmers of America
Purdue University
Strickler
Jack Strickler
Switz City
Vreennes University
Fred Peavey
Larry Pletch
Jim Ltch
Greg Dav
Peavey
George Peavey
Jasonvillette
F.F.A
Smith Township
Parade Features White Caton Ropes and Gold Ribbon Trimmed Saddles
A Fourth of July parade unit from Co. I 125th Indiana Volunteers will ride with white caton neck ropes and gold trim on dark blue saddle blankets. Captain Tom Smes commands, Sgt Kenneth Cole drills the men, and 30 riders from Greene County and Worthington join the 125th. The procession includes an army ambulance, mess wagon, and a mule-drawn cannon on a caisson. Parade starts at 0 a.m. July 4 from the high school, proceeds down Main Street to Tenth, then disbands.
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Tom S'mes
Kenneth *Cole
Lth Cavalry
Indiana
Greene County
Claude Burch
Larry Burch
Solsberry
Wilson Dyer
Gene Falk
Thomas Smith
George Wright
Worthington
Main St
Tenth
Kiwanis to Hear Rev Heinbaugh at Kusmeier’s Dine In
The Kiwanis club dinner meeting at Kusmeier's dining room starts 6 30 p.m. Tuesday with guest speaker Rev Dale T Heinbaugh pastor of First Baptist Church addressing the Middle East in a scriptural context. The Boys League Board also schedules a meeting at the baseball diamond at 7 30 p.m. tonight per officers.
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Dale T. Heinbaugh
First Baptist Church
Kiwanis Club
Kusmeier
Heinbaugh
Middle East
Traffic Violations Spotlight to Curb Road Toll
A public appeal urges bold display of major traffic violations on the front page to deter drivers. Officials seek stronger publicity to reduce deaths and press drivers to exercise caution on the roads.
Nancy Ross Receives WMU Speech Pathology Scholarship
Nancy Ross of Linton Stockton High School earned a scholarship to Western Michigan University's Speech Pathology and Audiology Career Orientation program. She is one of 20 students chosen for the July 16 to 21 session in Kalamazoo, funded by Zeta Theta chapter of Pi Sigma Iota sorority in Niles.
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Linton-Stockton
Paul Beachemyre
Nancy Ross
Western Michigan University
Miss Ross
Zeta Theta Chapter
Psilota Xi Sorority
Niles
Mich
University
Kalamazoo
Marriage Gap Threatens 800000 Young Women
The Population Reference Bureau reports 3.6 million U S women aged 19 and 20 and 2.8 million men aged 21 and 22, creating a shortage of suitable partners and slowing marriages this year.
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Washington
UPI
Population Reference Bureau
United States
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Walter H. Resch
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Leroy Shilkett
United Press ‘International
McClanahan
Jasonville
David Neal
Lebanon
Bennett
Wendall Bennett
Sullivan Rie
Jerry
Stephen
Sullivan
Ruth McGinnis
Alexander Funeral Home
Rev
T. M. Pontrager
Center Ridge Cemetery
Graves
Hymera
American Legion
Amanda Gee Bur Edeald Graves
Harold
Matteon
Billy
Wasonville
Terry Wih
U.S. Navy
L Danfield
Byal
Ashba
Dugger
Huyh Collins, Jr
Havey Edwards
Jack Edwards
Sullivan Rtc. 5
Robert Ashba
Terry
Charles James
David Ashba
Carol Ell Ott
Rosette Pierson
Evans Funeral
Good Hope
U.S
AL Suaapedo
Karl Heinrich Marx
Treves
Rheinish
Prussia
Bonn
Berlin
UNITE
Karl Mar
Freeman-Greene
James McAfee
Linton Howard Vandecenter
Elizabeth Yates
O'to Collenbaugh
Coal City
Floyd Markle
Tina Sue Sherrard
Joyce Ke'ler
Bchoy Webb
Sullivan Larry Ketchem
Elnora Willan Godwin
Orlando, Fla
L’nus Thomas
Fred Imgo’e
Christ‘ne Cravens
Nancy Dean
Bloomfi
E'D Rhoma Chandler
Newberry
Clarence Emery
Carlisle
Rosa Waymseier
Lintin
Raymond Fish
William P'rile
Herschel Ha‘e
Martha Has Er
James Wells
B'oomfield
Juanita Sammut
Gene’ Inman
Larry Ketchema
Bobby Dunning
Cathy Jo
Larry Brooks
State Tax Department
FFA
Charles Strickler
Central Chapter
Future Farmers of America
McClellan
Dles
Micronesia
Pacific
Briggs Motor Sales, Inc
General Motors
Acceptance Corporation
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