Death notices for Lis ton Hollowell Enyart and others in Indiana
Obituaries list services for Mrs Archie Liston 79 Farmersburg Ind at De Baun Funeral Home with burial West Lawn Cemetery. Also notice of George Hollowell 52 Lagrange Ind and Rev Paul C Enyart Sr 63 Farmersburg with services in Celina Ohio and local arrangements by De Baun and Vane and Stein funeral homes. Surviving relatives, call times, and burial places reflected in the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Liston
Farmersburg
Ind
St. Anthony Hospital
DeBaun
West Lawn Cemetery
Shady Grove
George Hollowell
Lagrange
Percy Hollowell
RR 3
West Terre Haute
Verna
Della McMasters
Ollie Conner
Mary Yocum
Perry
Clinton
John
Ligonier
Paul C. Enyart Sr
Beaver Chapel
Celina
Ohio
J. Russell Butler
Swamp College
Vane and Stein
de Baun
Elsie EF
N. 6Th St
Thomas Funeral Home
Milton Hipkiss
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Extended forecast and local obituaries across Indiana Illinois
The report blends a weekend weather outlook for Indiana and Illinois with funeral notices from Terre Haute and surrounding towns. Indiana forecasts show partly cloudy, warm conditions with a chance of showers Tuesday and highs in the mid 80s to around 90. Illinois expects fair, mild weather with clouds and possible showers mainly Monday. Obituaries cover Rev Herschel Williams burial at Oaktown Cemetery, Mrs Wallie Sexton of Scottsville, Mrs June Williamson of Bedford, Mrs Bertha Neal, Mrs Elsie Waggoner, Lem Hale Dunn, Dora E Moore of Clay City, William Eugene Begeman of Oaktown, and other local residents with service details and survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Illinois
June Williamson
Terre Haute
Bedford
Ind
George
Earl
Penny Wildman
Bloomington
William
Walter Shelburn
Green Hill Cemetery
Weather Outlook Calls for Sunny North Nation Friday
A sunny forecast dominates most regions with cooler air in the Northeast and warmer conditions elsewhere. Showers are expected in the central Rocky Mountains the Gulf Coast and from Florida up through the Mid-Atlantic states.
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Rocky Mountains
Gulf Coast
Florida
Mid-Atlantic States
C. of C. to Set Up Booth at Vigo Fair
The Terre Haute Area Chamber of Commerce will set up a recruiting station at the Vigo County Fair to gather public opinion. Executive vice president Ralph Tucker seeks 1,000 to 2,000 joiners to help guide city improvements. A suggestion box will be placed at the grandstand entrance for recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute Area
Chamber Board of Directors
India Exports Rise 10.5 Percent to Two Million in 1970
India reported exports for 1970 at two million dollars, up ten and a half percent from 1969. The growth signals strengthen trade activity and economic momentum in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Senate OKs Spending Bill for Elections Reform
The Senate approved a wide election spending reform bill by 88 to 2 aimed at curbing political advertising costs on radio and TV. It tightens reporting on expenses and contributions, allows broadcast debates, and caps political ads at 10 cents per eligible voter, with direct mail exempt. Senators Pastore and Goldwater voted, as debates highlighted cross party support to avoid a veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
John O. Pastore
D-R.i
Arizona
Barry M. Goldwater
Paul Fannin
Pastore
Nixon
Martin Seeks NYSE Reform and Nasdaq Scope Expansion
Martin proposes a national stock exchange reorganization to boost public board representation and convert the chair into a paid chief executive. He excludes OTC markets supervised by the NASD and cites NASDAQ's automatic quotation system as a benchmark. The plan aims to strengthen self-regulation and address criticisms of NYSE member discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
National Association of Securities Dealers
NYSE
New York Stock Exchange
Picket at New Medical Center Plays no Slowdown
The single picket at the new medical center under construction here has not slowed work, according to the Board of Directors. The dispute involves the architect and the area union.
WORNIN' JUDGE Linda Morman issues minor fines list
A compiled note shows multiple individuals facing traffic and related violations with fines. Linda Morman, 22, of Signal Light violation fined $27.25. Frank Bilyou, 25, faces assault and battery with a $24 fine and 10 weekends in jail plus DUI penalties. Daryl Devantis, 338 S. 15th St, resisted arrest with weekends in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda J. Mormans
5Th St
Frank W. Bilyou
S. 15Th St
Daryl D. Devantis
Pigeon Drop Swindlers Investigated in Terre Haute
City police investigated a pigeon drop against 72 year old Mrs. Helen Engles of 916 3rd Ave Terre Haute who was swindled out of 300 dollars by two young women. The pair claimed a found bag held 10 000 dollars then drove her to a bank and disappeared after sending her to a supposed attorney on the Merchants Bank Building third floor. A description of the women and their car was given to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Helen Engles
3Rd Ave
7Th St
Wabash Ave
Engles
Merchants Bank
Indiana State Dean Cobb to Attend Dartmouth Graduate Workshop
Dr Jacob E Cobb dean of the School of Graduate Studies at Indiana State University will spend next week at Dartmouth College in Hanover New Hampshire for the annual workshop of the Council of Graduate Schools He will serve as a staff member on the workshop on graduate needs and participate in the Committee on Preparation of College Teachers session at the conclave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob E. Cobb
Indiana State University
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. H
Council of Graduate Schools
United States
Cobb
Caduceus Symbol Declared Medical Profession Emblem
The caduceus is identified as the emblem of the medical profession underscoring its recognized symbol for doctors and healthcare work.
Steel layoffs mount as weekend strike deadline nears
Major producers halted operations as the deadline approached. A new three year contract adds at least one dollar per hour to average pay of 3.45 and better benefits. Inland and Republic Steel announce Chicago area layoffs totaling 15,500. Gary plant accounts for 14,000 idle workers. Mayor Hatcher cites up to 25,000 unemployed in Gary. U.S. Steel reports no orders, 30,000 idle in Pittsburgh area. Jones and Laughlin sees about 75 percent idled among 10,000 workers. Bethlehem’s Johnstown plant nearly shut down with 6,200 idle and no reopening estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inland
Republic ‘Steel
Chicago
U.S. Steel
Gary
Richard Hatcher
Pittsburgh
Jones and Laughlin
Bethlehem Steel
Johnstown
Lucille Hamm Dies. Former Clay County Teacher
Lucille C Hamm 74 of 407 N Forest Ave widow of ex Brazil mayor Archie O Hamm and longtime Clay County schoolteacher with 45 years service mainly at Bee Ridge School died Thursday in Clay County Hospital. She attended Indiana State University and was active in First Christian Church Beta Sigma Phi Order of Eastern Star and several local groups. Survived by husband Archie Q a daughter Juanita Shearer a brother Clay Catshall a sister Ann Pearcy a granddaughter and a great granddaughter. Funeral arrangements are pending at Lawson Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ill
Elsie Barkley
Paris Community Hospital
Bell Ridge ‘Christian Church
Walter
Melvin
West Terre Haute
Elijah Tucker
Danville
Nora Kerrick
Jerome Tucker
Terre Haute
Wilbur McClain
Blume-Stewart and Carroll Funeral Home
Norman Dow
Edgar Cemetery
Hamm
N. Forest Ave
Indiana State University
Bee Ridge School
Brazil First Christian Church
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Brazil
Order of Eastern Star
Brazil Business and Professional Women’s Club
Indiana Teachers’ Association
The
Retired Teachers’ Association
Archie Q
Juanita Shearer
Clay Catshall
Ann Pearcy
Shelton
Wash
Lawson Funeral Home
Jane Fonda Posts Bail for Black Panther Suspects
Actress Jane Fonda posted 50 000 bail for two Black Panther members linked to a Los Angeles police raid case. Melvin C. Smith, granted immunity for testimony, said the two fled to Texas, and the Panthers connected to other jumped bail cases. Smith is a key witness in the conspiracy trial of 13 Panthers at the Los Angeles headquarters.
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Los Angeles
Jane Fonda
Black Panther Party
Melvin C. Smith
Miss Fonda
Texas
Smith
Superior Court
Loyd Bimms
Marshall
Tex
YWCA Bus Trip to See Liberace August Aug 12
All seats are taken for the YWCA bus trip to Indianapolis on Thursday August 12 to see Liberace at Butler University outdoor theatre. A second bus has been added and filled. Buses depart YWCA at 615 pm curtain time 830 pm. Dress for weather. show will go on rain or shine but refunds possible at management discretion.
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YWCA
Indianapolis
Liberace
Butler University
Local Vital Statistics and Divorces in Superior Court No 2
Multiple divorce petitions including Nelsons and Jacksons. Damages suits against Waterford Excavating Co. and related party actions. Property transfers list numerous legatees and trustees. Births reported for several local families with surnames Walejo, Johnson, Brock, Heren, Evinger, Garrett. County notices show residents and addresses with Aug dates.
Here Are Draft Lottery Picks
Washington AP reports the 1972 draft lottery numbers listed by calendar date in Washington. Numbers span January through October and include numerous figures per day, with multiple entries and typos reflected in the OCR, presenting a dense sequence of draft numbers and dates.
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Washington
Economic report shows mixed jobs data and inflation concerns
Government figures through June indicate a 523 000 two year gain in total employment to 78 956 000, with 508 000 fewer full time workers and 377 000 more people working part time. Unemployment fell to 5.6 percent, yet 1.1 million more are unemployed in total, a statistical quirk cited by BLS experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginlsburg
Bureau of Labor Statistics
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Nixon
Proxmire
Vpice
White House
Five Injured In Early Morning Truck Crash Near Gravel Pit
An 188 foot long truck careened down the highway and rolled onto its side injuring five. The tanker caught fire briefly but was doused. The driver escaped on foot after losing a shoe. The crash occurred near a gravel pit east of the highway and close to a spur railroad line, as state police warned of the area high accident rate. Ambulances from Frist and Karanovich funeral homes assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skitt
SR 63
Frist and
Karanovich
Edward Lear The Owl and the Pussycat author humorist
Edward Lear, famed humorist and writer of nonsensical verse, created The Owl and the Pussycat, a classic children story poem. Lear's playful couplet tradition influenced Victorian humor and later popular culture.
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Edward Lear
the Owl and the
Suspense Lottery Drills Interns at Selective Service
Suspense capsules are interns at the Selective Service HQ. Last year over 100 interns from several states participated. This third lottery does not affect men turning 19 this year. Those with last year or prior numbers keep them while draft eligible, aging out at 26. Deferred men keep their numbers but exposure shifts in the year deferment ends.
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Selective Service
Narcotics Raid Yields No Arrests at Business and Apartment
Police raided a business establishment and an adjacent apartment house Wednesday night after tips on narcotics sales. Several persons were found on site but no arrests were made. Chief of Detectives Raymond L. Tryon called the operation successful, noting officers performed well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Tryon
Tryon
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Associated Press
Detroit
New York
Duluth
Okla City
Albany
Fairbanks
Omaha
Anchorage
Fort Worth
Philadephia
Asheville
Honolulu
Phoenix
Atlanta
Clay
Birmingham
Jacksville
Boise
Juneau
Pland
Ore
Rapid City
Boston
Kansas City
Richmond
Buffalo
Little Rock
St. Louis
Charleston
Salt Lake
Louisville
San Diego
Memphis
Cincinnati
Miami
San Fran
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Spokane
Denver
Tampa
Des Moines
New Orleans
Herschel Williams
Oaktown Cemetery
American Legion
Schulze Funeral Home
Donald D. Miller
Mrs. Vallie Sexton
Wallie Sexton
Scottsville
Herman Layer
Harold
Tennessee
Bertha E. Neal
Dillman St
Callahan Funeral Home
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Roselawn Memorial Park
Elsie E. Waggoner
Lem Hale Dunn
2Nd Ave
Dora E. Moore
Clay City
RR 2
Union Hospital
Rolene Moore
May Belle Jones
Fort Lauderdale
M. B. King
Fred C. King
Petersburg
Shoppenhurst Funeral
Bro
Odell Kirby
Maple Grove Cemetery
William Eugene Begeman
Oaktown
Good Samaritan Hospital
Vincennes
Prestolite Company
Emison United Methodist Church
Freeland American Legion Post
Maxine
Daugher
Saaren
Kevin
Nelson
Dorothy Snyder
Bonnie Smith
Bicknell
Marguerite Douthitt
Gladys Hislip
Freelandville
Martha Thompson
Beatrice Sedgwick
Batesville Land
Martinsville
Vivan
Kenneth
Winfield
Casey
Island Grove
Mrs
Olive Weir
Raymond
Paul
Charles
Thelma Bline
Lawrence
Johnson
Lebert Johnson
Hidalgo
Markwell Funeral
Delane Stephens
Washington Cemetery
Jennie Letsinger
Jasonville
Freeman - Greene Hospital
Linton
National Weather Service
MOAA
US Dept of Commerce
Cowan & Payne
North 21St
Spruce
C. of
Vigo Fair
Paul H. Jones
Blaine Ave
Danny S. Garry
Phyllis M. Patterson
Arthur A. Wilson
Clay Ave
Dale E. Wallenbrock
David W. Bates
Marquette Ave
Arthur E. Roman
Burnett
Michael R. Gummere
J. E. Cobb
Lucille Hamm
Lucille C. Hamm
Archie O. Hamm
Clay County
Superior Court No. 2
Rose Ann Nelson
Ronald Todd Nelson
Bauer, Bauer and
Bauer
Charlotte E. Jackson
Dale L. Jackson
Beecher and
Kite
Robert E. Overton Jr
Ronald Barnhart
Waterford Excavating Co
John A. Kesler
Karen L. Overton
Stanley W. Koscial
Wabash Valley Fair Association, Inc
Robert J. McPeak
David E. Gilstrup
Gilman W. Modesitt
Gerald H. McGlone
Margaret D. Wilkes
Lowell Wilkes
Beechler and Kite
Wayne E. Schomer
William L. Schomer
Erma Kelley
McLean Place
Mary Ann Meharry
Charles Mangino
Sibley
Gaynell R. Crowder
James P. Ford
Krumbhaar Place Land Co
John L. Trench Jr
Edward B. Smith
Hortense A. Wilson
Hodger’s
Mary E. Ohm
Garwood Homes, Inc
Tuedl and
Indiana State University Board of Trustees
Rose
Thomas A. Haase
Larry L. Hakman
Devonald
Dorothy H. Fulke
Aimee M. Prox
Robert F. Prox
Marywood Corp
Marion C. Sizemore
Marywood 4Th Add
Motor Spring Service Co
William J. Sorrells
Roy C. Sibert
H.wayne Manuel
Chestnut Place
John T. Brodie
Clifford F. Brodie
Eutaw Farm
Stephen Wayne Moore
12Th St
Diane Kay Moore
8Th St
Michael Everett Walker
Willow St
Barbara Ann Smith
Lincoln St
Kenneth Wayne Dyer
Clara Jane Frost
Hodges
Richard
Lyons
Walego
Thomas
Valley Road
Robert
Brock
Wayne
S. 19Th St
Wallenbrock
Ronald
Heren
Rodrick
College Ave
Evinger
Dallas Road
Garrett
Donald
David R. Bronson, Inc
Atta
Melvin Hill Television Service
Riley
Rick
Bon Ton Meadows
25Th
Ohio Blvd
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