Death notices for Elnora Johnson and others across Indiana
Death notices list multiple obituaries including Elnora Johnson 71 of 1517 N 6th St died Monday in Union Hospital. Services Wednesday at DeBaun Funeral Home with a memorial service Tuesday evening by White Shrine and Eastern Star. Surviving husband, daughter Betty Sheets, brother Max Meyers, sister Mona Zimmerman, two grandchildren. Other obituaries mention Byron Nichols 72 of 3323 S 6th St, Herman Coffee Coffenberry 65, Nellie Pearson 77, Doyn B. Hupp 65, Opal D Baber 79, Edgar A Rogers 76, Sarah Crossfield 88, Mabel Sevier 79, Thelma Edington 67 and Harry Edington via multiple area funeral homes in Terre Haute Danville Brazil Paris Monetzuma Clinton Blanford. Burial details and survivors given for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora Johnson
N. 6Th St
Union Hospital
DeBaun Funeral Home
Pogue Cemetery
White Shrine
Order of the Eastern Star
Ralph
Betty Sheets
Max Meyers
Mona Zimmerman
Byron Nichols
S. 6Th St
St. Anthony Hospital
Bedino Peace Chapel
Donald K. Edwards
Roselawn Memorial Park
Northern Star
The
Baptist Church
Brattleboro
Vera Chancey Nichols
Christine Aher
Fast
Herman
Coffenberry
Barbour Ave
Thomas Funeral Home
Larry Scott
Maplewood Christian Church
Gladys
James
F.dmond
Ind
Norman
Terre Haute
George
Richwood
Ohio
Roy
Honolulu
Hawaii
Hollie Barton
Danville
Doris Leahy
Cleveland Heights
Charlotte Anstead
Bridgeton
Nellie O Pearson
Lee Ave
West
Terre Haute Nursing Home
Bedino Chapel
Valley
Lloyd R. Wages
Women of the Moose
YWCA
American Legion Auxiliary
Clinton
Doyn B. Hupp
Callahan Funeral
Milton K. Leidig
Chevy City
Manaughn
Martha Kirkpatrick
Indianapolis
Jane Dust
Loogootee
Nancy Golden
Hong Kong
Opal D Baber
N. 13Th St
Ball Drug Store
Alvin Rickless
Hutsonville
Ill
Robert Bland
Roby Bland
Danville, Ill
Thelma Edington
Harry Edington
Lakeside Funeral Chapel
Edington
Walnut Corner Cemetery
Larry
Brazil
Ethel M. McDonald
N. Desart St
Clay County Hospital
Miller and Sons
Summit Lawn Cemetery
OES
Forest Avenue
Jasonville
Georgia Lammey
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Linton
McClanahan
S. V. Stiles
Peavy Cemetery
4-H Horse Show Grand Champion Buddy Bix Dominates
Fair coverage details grand champion Buddy Bix entered by Rocky Ridge Farm Martinsville and reserve Skip A Blaze owned by Don and Mona Craig Veedersburg. Include fillies from 1973 1972 1971 and 1970, listed owners and locations, plus 4-H dog show winner Abe and top rides. Tuesday events note swine sheep dairy shows and floriculture deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger McArthur
Peru
Buddy Bix
Rocky Ridge Farm
Martinsville
Skip
Blaze
Don
Mona Craig
Veedersburg
Jim and
Lila Crandell
Bloomington
Darrell
Cooper
Yorktown
Charles Sabel
West Lafayette
Willis Beutter
Lafayette
Lyric
Charles Eakin
Morristown
Betty Jean
Roy
Allen Hartman
Terre Haute
Shellie Dagley
Fillies IL
Mona
Bonnie Justice
Randy Everett
Decatur
Jim
Lila Cloudel
Rinomington
Mijor Qui Bueno
Robert Compton
Star City
Skipper
Patsy
Roger McCarter
Phillips
Arnett
Sullivan
Miss Zantey Mare
Cynthia Harbin
Plainfield
Lucky Bar
Doris Kiesting
Shadow Ledo
Carl L. Ghibaudry
Westville
Ill
Beat Barm
R. L. Saul
Sheridan
Steve Goodson
Carmel
Donald T. Extenkamp
Powell
Ohio
Abe
Brenda Hoggatt
West Terre Haute
Brenda
West Vigo High School
Jennifer Patterson
Carol Drive
Abby Burdette
Susan Wilbrandt
Tracie Wilkinson
Cindy Hoggatt
Gray says he relayed FBI Watergate reports to Dean and Nixon
Gray testified he gave FBI reports directly to John Dean and to Nixon, arguing it was proper to relay information about the Watergate investigation. He described a military mindset and claimed orders from White House aides, defense of his actions, and belief that staff sought to confuse the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Gray
Dean
Nixon
Navy
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Vernon A. Walters Jr
CIA
Dick Walters
Pat
Walters
Gen
Hunt
State Department
John F. Kennedy
Vietnam
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Sen
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
Weicker
Donald Segretti
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Know
Howard Hunt
George) McGovern
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Talmadge
Vernon A. Walters
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Rufus Edmiston
Weather Forecast With Mixed Regional Conditions
Sunny weather predicted for most regions on Monday. Rain or showers expected from the northern Rockies to the upper Great Lakes with southern Florida and coastal Carolinas also seeing showers. Cooler conditions in the Northwest and warmer weather elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
Great Lakes
Florida
Carolinas
Extended Midwest Outlook for Indiana and Illinois
Indiana sees partly cloudy, very warm and humid days with showers possible north Thursday and across the state Friday. Illinois forecasts partly cloudy midweek with thunderstorms on Thursday and Friday, hot with highs in the lower 90s and cooler by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Illinois
Suit filed against Norman Mailer over Marilyn plagiarism
UPI reports a $6 million damage suit in U.S. District Court alleges Norman Mailer copied 15,000 words from Maurice Zolotow's 1960 Marilyn Monroe biography in his book Marilyn. The suit charges libel invasion of privacy interference with contracts and emotional distress against Mailer and Grosset and Dunlap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Norman Mailer
Marilyn
Maurice Zolotow
U.S. District Court
Mailer
Zolotow
Marilyn Monroe
Hts
Grosset and Dunlap
Matthews wins Leadville burro race with Charley Brown
Steve Matthews, 32, captured his third straight Leadville burro race win as he rode a seven-year-old burro named Charley Brown. The 21 mile course climbs to Mosquito Pass at 13,288 feet and back, with the burro required to carry at least 32 pounds of prospecting gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadville
Colo
UPI
Steve Matthews
Charley Brown
Matthews
Parrots Smuggled Into U S With Tequila Failing Border Check
Customs agents in San Ysidro stopped a van carrying two dozen parrots reportedly drunk from tequila to quiet them during smuggling. The birds were hidden under a mattress in a hot-spring area near the border. Parrots valued around 2400 dollars on the black market. Driver Donald Milas Head, 51, Santa Susana, faces smuggling charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Ysidro
Calif
UPD
U.S
United States
Donald Milas Head
Murder Victim Tracy Richards to be buried near Brazil
Funeral services for Tracy Richards one of the Romeoville murder victims will be held at Goodale Funeral Home Lockport with a graveside at Clearview Cemetery Brazil. She is survived by her parents a sister a brother and five half brothers plus grandmothers and a great grandmother. The suspect Paul Frederick Lenea 36 of Ft Myers Fla is to be arraigned in Will County Court on four counts of murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Tracy Richards
Romeoville
Ill
Goodale Funeral Home
Lockport
J. O. Purcell
Moore Funeral Home
Clearview Cemetery
William Grimes
Tracy
Jacqueline Hill
William Richards
Yuma
Ariz
Richards
Garisanne Richards
John
James
Paul Richards
Jeffrey
Curtis Hill
Mildred Cochran
Ethel Richards
Universal
James E. Tibetts
Marjory Fritz, Former Teacher, Succumbs
Marjory W. Fritz, 41, a former Honey Creek High School teacher, died at her Bloomington home after teaching several years at Honey Creek and later in Columbus. Funeral services set for 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Murphy Burns Funeral Home Milroy with visitation at Reed Funeral Home Bloomington Tuesday after 2 p.m. and at Murphy Burns 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. Survived by father Aylett Wimmer Milroy, five brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjory W. Fritz
Honey Creek High School
Bloomington
Honey Creek
Columbus
Indiana State
Murphy Burns
Milroy
Ind
Reed Funeral Home
Aylett Wimmer
Services Set For Chemist Noble Tarvin in Brazil
Memorial services for Noble Tarvin a chemist who died Saturday night in Clay County Hospital will be held at Moore Funeral Home with Revs Kenneth Taylor and Charles Wells officiating. Burial will be in Clearview Cemetery. Tarvin earned BS and MS in chemical engineering from Purdue after Brazil High School. He worked in chemistry research at Commercial Solvents Corp General Cigar Lancaster PA Lumus Porto Rico and Quaker Oats Chicago. He was active in Masonic bodies Sigma Xi Brazil Kiwanis Club and held leadership roles with Indiana Food Technologists Association Clay County Democratic Club and Brazil mayor s advisory group. Survived by widow Helen daughter Ann Elizabeth and three sisters Laura Gross Alice Tarvin and Mary Esther Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Noble Tarvin
Quaker Maid
Clay County Hospital
Moore Funeral Home
Kenneth Taylor
Charles Wells
Clearview Cemetery
Tarvin
Purdue University
Commercial Solvents Corp
General Cigar Company
Lancaster
Lumus Company
Porto Rico
Quaker Oats Corporation
Chicago
Helen
Ann Elizabeth
Laura Ellen Gross
Shelburn
Alice Tarvin
Mary Esther Anderson
Indianapolis
Orientation Reform Sparks Freshman Satisfaction
Michel praises the new orientation approach that emphasizes individuals over numbers. Student advisers say sessions inform freshmen about world events and college life, offering tips on studying and dormitory life. They consider the four year-ago system outdated and note current students feel well prepared for their first week of college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michel
England Population Density Noted Among World High
England shows a population density near 911 persons per square mile, ranking among the globe's most dense areas. The figure reflects ongoing urbanization and crowded living conditions across major cities and metropolitan districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
New Truss Promises Free Gift With Trial Offer
A Kansas City ad touts an inconspicuous rupture truss with no belts or springs. It claims ease of wear and comfort, offering a 30 day trial and a free $6.95 truss for trying. Send for a circular from Physicians Appliance Company at 3758 Koch Bldg. Kansas City Missouri 64114. Do it today before the address is lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physicians Appliance Company
Koch Bldg
75Th St
Kansas City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elnora E. Johnson
Byron
Nick) Nichols
Herman Coffenberry
Nellie O. Pearson
Opal D. Baber
Edgar A. Roge
Edgar A. Rogers
N. 7Th St
Cayuga. Ind
Thomas Cemetery
Newport
Watson Funeral Home
Cayuga
Sam Sappington Moving and Storage Company
Alfred Fulton
Park Forest
Sarah H. Crossfield
Sycamore St
Gillis Memory Chapel
Deane Ferguson
Donald Wade
North Union Cemetery
Clay County
Mabel Sevier
Gordon Neb
Gordon
Bedino Chapel of the Valley
Mrs. Thelma Opal Edington
Harry L. Edington
Virgil Anderson
Cooper Towers
Moore Funeral
Paul Howard
Allison Division
General Motor Corp
Virgilee Childress
RR 4
Virginia Lewis
Cloverdale
Mary Alice Vaughn
Ellettsville
Paris Til
Roe B. Redman
Paris Community Hospital
Blume Stewart and Carroll
Johan C. Faust
Richwoods Cemetery
Kansas
Penn Central
Eather
Sally Jo Weaver Marshall
Don W
Crete, Ill
Robert J. Crabtree
Richard A. Isabell
Waukesha
Wis
Elaine Isabell
David
Michael
Josie Isabell
Palatka
Fla
Beatrice Payne
Adline Osborn
Sullivan, Mo
Mathew Gustin
Tom and
Christy
Wrs
Joseph Lee Perryman
N. Ashley Sr
Miller and ‘Sons
Ennis (Tex
Southern Baptist Church
Maude
Mrs
Mrs. Fannie Cordingley
Fannie Cordingley
Mulberry St
Omer Hamilton
Otis Sutherland
J. W. Grimes
Robert Mirkovich
Blanford
Riverside Hospital
Wilmington
Del
Karanovich
Leo
Joe P. Roll
Marysville
Miss Rainy Dial
Hinriches Quarter Horses
Tulsa
Dilly Bar
Judy Masters
Logansport
Sudsy Sandy
Jim Barrett
Vincennes
Linto
Jack
Phyllis Bidwell
Urbana
Bee
James C. Hunt
Oakland
Skip A Blaze
Twista Flash
John Shoemaker
Lebanon
Anor Duke
Walter W. Richeson
Patoka
Lee Jay Shasta
Carolyn Kowitz
Franklin
Hunt Club
Merrill Merrill
Ball-Porter
S. 25Th
Ingo County
Nashville
Tenn
Bedino
Riley, Ind
AP Wirewhata Man
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Fai
Associated Press
Des Moines
Edy
New Orleans
New York
Detroit Duluth
Albany
Okla
City
Edy Albu
Edy Fairbanks
Omaha
Amarillo
Fort Worth
C Orlando
Elr
Green Bay
Philad'phia
Anchorage
San Fran
Cincinnati
Memphis
Seattle
Cleveland
Miami
Spokane
Day
Milwaukee
Tampa
Denver
St.p
Washington
Marjory Fritz
Popoff Cleaners
Bryn Mawr
Kor-X
Wabash Ave
Pride Packing CO
N. First St
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