Early peoples and funeral sermons origins
Primitive peoples of antiquity started the custom of funeral sermons and held burial ceremonies for the dead, reflecting early rites and practices surrounding death and remembrance.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1967
Page
10
Primitive peoples of antiquity started the custom of funeral sermons and held burial ceremonies for the dead, reflecting early rites and practices surrounding death and remembrance.
The bulletin notes December 9 1967 as the 343rd day of the year with 22 remaining. It lists events on this date in history including Japanese landings in the Philippines in 1941, Milton's birth in 1608, Van Dyck's death in 1641, 1934 clashes on the Italian Ethiopian border, Turin raid in 1942, Allied actions near Adéhen in 1944, the John Birch Society's rise in 1958, a New York subway strike in 1967, and Asia’s neutral stance in India’s border clash with China, plus a U.N. reference a year earlier.
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