Mount Carmel Obituaries Mary Hicks and Clifford Burton Jr
Mary Edna Hicks 96 of Mount Carmel died December 20 2018 at Oakview Heights. Born August 5 1922 in Risco Missouri she married Robert Hicks in 1941 and survived by daughters Jeanne Morales and Mary Lee Hicks eight grandchildren 16 great grandchildren and 12 great great grandchildren. Visitation December 27 2018 with graveside service at Highland Memorial Cemetery. Clifford Burton Jr 90 of Mount Carmel died December 20 2018 at St. Vincent Hospital Evansville Indiana. Born February 1 1928 in Wabash County he served in the US Air Force. Survivors include wife Carrel Burton son Terry Burton daughter Janet Gloria and three great grandchildren. Cremation planned with no formal services.
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Mary Edna Hicks
Oakview Heights
Risco
Missouri
Jess
Rachel (Seitz) Wheeler
Mary
Robert W. Hicks
Kentucky Lake
Index
Target
Becky
Mount Carmel High School
Community Church of God
Jeanne Morales
Larry
Mankato
Minnesota
Mary Lee Hicks
Terry
Jeanna) Hicks
Tracy
Darren) Hodson
Tammy
Jeff) Johnston
Tim
Amy) Morales
Michele
Dale) Bednarek
Heather
Chapel of Keepes Funeral Home
Highland Memorial Cemetery
Keepes Funeral Home
Hicks
Keepesfuneralhome.com
Clifford Burton Jr
St. Vincent Hospital
Evansville
Indiana
Wabash County
Clifford
United States Air Force
Carrel Burton
Terri) Burton
Janet
Gloria
San Angelo
Texas
Jim Burton
Valerie Patterson
Neva Grubb
Albion
Bill Kieffer, longtime Mount Carmel resident, dies at 79
Bill Kieffer, 79, of Mount Carmel, died December 12, 2018 at River Oaks in Princeton. He was born July 16, 1939, served in the U.S. Army, and married Marilyn Sue Blake Withrow in 1982. A funeral mass was held December 15 at St. Marys Catholic Church, with burial at St. Marys Cemetery pending. Memorials to St. Marys Church or School.
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River Oaks
Princeton
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Bill Was
Hyginus “Buss” Thomas
Pauline Frances (Berberich) Kieffer
Mount Carmel High School
Wabash Valley College
Dale Carnegie
Bill
U.S
Marilyn Sue Blake Withrow
Trinity United Methodist Church
Puerta Vallarta
Alaska
Illinois
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Mt. Carmel
Knights of Columbus
Lions Club
Eagles
Froman Lake
Marilyn
Gary Kieffer
Kim
Vikki Warren
Bill Kieffer Jr
Ann-Marie
Kelly Kieffer
Jennifer
Dynelle Gromelski
Ron Burks
Dana Blayney
Mark
Jeanette Syro
Peggy Micko
Kenny Kieffer
Terri Snider
Robert Zwilling
Steve Lowe
Jeremy Henson
Donna Lowe
Nancy Olsthoorn
Charlie Kieffer
Jim Tennis
Greg Sgro
Peter Sgro
Steven Sgro
Adam Dickerson
Geoff Hodgson
Salvatore Sgro
Joshua Micko
Brandon Micko
St. Mary’s Catholic Cemetery
St. Mary’s Catholic School
Short Funeral Home
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Short-Cunningham Funeral Home
Government urges doctors to write more overdose antidote prescriptions
The U S government asks doctors to consider Narcan and similar reversal drugs for more patients on opioid painkillers. Assistant Secretary Brett Giroir says discussions of overdose risks are essential. Critics warn of possible shortages and higher costs, with 47,600 opioid deaths last year. The guidance targets patients on high opioid doses, heavy drinkers, and those with sleep apnea.
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U.S
Brett Giroi
U.S. adults fattening while height barely grows says report
A 2015 16 health survey by the CDC finds adults overall overweight with whites and Hispanics showing the largest gains. Men average height fell slightly over a decade while women remained steady. Mexican American population share rose, explaining height and weight shifts. Mexican Americans constitute nearly two thirds of Hispanics.
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New York
U.S
Cynthia Ogden
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
Antibiotics as a treatment option for appendicitis
A five year JAMA study shows that two thirds of patients with uncomplicated appendicitis treated with antibiotics avoid surgery and those who later need surgery fare no worse. Abdominal pain fever and nausea signal infection. Early diagnosis and action may prevent the need for operation.
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Harry
Jeff Daniels
Lloyd
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Stem cell injections linked to bacterial outbreak across states
Health officials confirmed a bacterial infection outbreak tied to stem cell injections derived from umbilical cord blood. Twelve patients across Texas, Florida, and Arizona were hospitalized, with no fatalities. Investigators traced contamination to unopened vials from Liveyon in Yorba Linda, prompting a prior recall. FDA warned Genetech to seek approval and tighten manufacturing.
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Florida
Texas
Arizona
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Yorba Linda
California
Liveyon
Food and Drug Administration
Genetech Inc
San Diego
FDA
CDC
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