Obituaries List From Indiana Towns Broad Roster Of Deaths
A long obituary page notes numerous deaths with ages and residences across Indiana, including Mrs. Inez L. Bryant of 222 N. 15th St and Ida Willis of 602 Eighth Ave. Arrangements are pending at J. N. Hickman & Son and Ball-Porter Funeral Homes. Other obituaries cover Alva Letner of Dennison Illinois, Berry Howell, Emma Alberta Fortune, and Robert Bryan Isom, with service times and burial plans at various churches and cemeteries across Terre Haute, Danville, and surrounding communities. The list continues with Russell M. Evinger, Albert R. Frazier, Mattie B. Sandifer, Lelia Haton Redifer, and Samuel Maurice Hickey among others, naming surviving relatives and funeral details. Special notices include Carroll H. Moore of Robinson, Arthur W. Curtright of Brazil, Mrs. Mary Ferrara of Clinton, and related remembrances with service arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez L. Bryant
15Th St
William
Russell
John
Indianapolis
Frank Conaway
Terre Haute
J. N. Hickman & Son Funeral Home
Ida Willis
Eighth Ave
the Meadows Manor
Helen White
Evelyn Mattox
Nashville
Obituaries and funeral notices from Indiana farms towns
Obituaries for Okie Willis 72 of Carlisle J L Cooprider 73 of Carlisle area painter Klee D Reamsnyder 57 of Robinson and Alice Hudson 79 of former Farmersburg outline funeral services and calling hours at Schulze Schoppenhorst Fidler Wood and other funeral homes with burial at Odd Fellows Maple Grove Old Union cemeteries and Aliquots of surviving relatives listed.
Highland Area Meeting Seeks Neighborhood Solutions
Residents of the Highland area are urged to attend a Thursday meeting organized by the Community Action Program of Vigo County to address local problems. Highland Center advisory officers will be elected and committees formed to drive a neighborhood campaign. A short film on self help organizing will follow the election at 8 p.m. at the Highland Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Area
Community Action Program
Vigo County
Highland Center Advisory Board
Highland Center
Elizabeth Sts
Golby Uhlir
Urban Renewal Office
Campaign Slogans Cross Party Lines In Okanogan Race
In Okanogan County Washington two candidates Ike Vallance and Herschel Hall filed for commissioner. Vallance a Democrat could not use Eisenhower era matchbooks while Hall a Republican could not use HHH slogans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okanogan
Wash
Ike
HHH
Okanogan County
Ike Vallance
Brewster
Eisenhower
Vallance
Herschel H. Hall
School board cuts costs by landscaping their own site
In Auburn New York the Cayuga Central Junior Senior High School campus project was completed by the school board and administrators to save money. They finished a five acre site at a total cost of 500 dollars, instead of the 6000 dollars previously estimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
N. Y
Cayuga Central
Rockefeller blamed by delegates over ticketed entry
Delegates at the Miami Beach convention criticized New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller for admitting 52 Poor People’s Campaign members with genuine tickets. Delegates alleged tickets came from GOP leaders including Ray Bliss, Charles Percy, John Lindsay, Ogden Reed, and Clarence Townes, prompting anger within the Reagan faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
GOP
Ray Bliss
Ilinois
Charles Percy
John V. Lindsay
Ogden Reed
Clarence Townes
Republican Minorities Division
Rockefeller
Missouri primary yields losses and clear party lines
Sen Ed Long loses in the Missouri primary after serving as lieutenant governor and former attorney general. U S Rep Thomas B Curtis faces little opposition for the Republican senatorial nomination. James W Symington wins the Democratic nomination in the Second District against Republican Hugh Scott, having recently resigned as U S chief of protocol to run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
St. Louis
U.S
Thomas B. Curtis
Webster Groves
Symington
James W. Symington
Stuart Symington
Hugh Scott
Rev W O Beard Services Friday
Rev William O Beard 81 of 2507 S 7th St dies at St Anthony Hospital. Funeral at DeBaun Funeral Home Friday at 1 p m with Rev Harold Morrical and Rev William Brett officiating. Burial in Hutsonville Illinois. Survivors include wife Edith son Edward Casey and sister Mrs Myrtle Campbell Toledo. Friends may call after 1 p m Thursday at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Lerner
Dennison
Ill
Mildred
Patricia Ann
Florence Rhoads
Marshall
Pearl Letner
Wayne
Gayle
Fred
George
Esther LaMaster
Hattie Letner
Frances Beaucham
Terre Haute
Bedino Chapel of the Valley
Dunlap Cemetery
Albin Rickless
Toon
Berry Howell
Hillsdale
St. Anthony Hospital
R & L Trucking Company
Clay Workers Union
Madge
Sue White
Des Plains
Betty Sparks
Shirley Jenks
Sandra Johnson
West Terre Haute
Thomas Funeral Home
Philip Stone
Roselawn Memorial Park
Mattie B. Sandifer
16Th St
English Avenue Church of God In Christ
Mark Blade
Grandview Cemetery
Russell Funeral Home
Lelia Haton Redifer
8Th St
J. N. Hickman and Son Funeral Home
S. Wilson Lowell
Sandborn
Ind
Samuel Maurice Hickey
Elnora
Good Samaritan Hospital
Vincennes
Washington, Ind
Elks Lodge
Laura
Barbara
Joseph Hickey
Sellerburg
Ina Hunter
Weslace
Tex
Billie Sue Nierste
Indianapolis
Ives - Poindexter
Edwin Mercier
David Lindsey
Fairview Cemetery
Brazil
Arthur W. Curtright
Ste. Marie
Clay County Hospital
First Methodist Church
Margaret
Flossie Irby
Kansas City
Marcella Farris
Metcalf
Ray
Coal City
Ralph
Waukegan
Walter
Moore Funeral Home
Clearview Cemetery
Linton
J. L. Cooprider
3Rd St
Schoppenhorst
Clay City
Allen Buzard
Maple Grove Cemetery
Kenneth Salter
Worthington
Farmersburg
Alice Hudson
St. Petersburg
Fla
Fidler and Wood Funeral Home
George Jewell
Old Union Cemetery
Jamestown
Vera Baker Cromwell
Jewell Reed
Merom
Paul R. Beard
Alexander Funeral Home
William Earley
Merom Cemetery
William O. Beard
S. 7Th St
DeBaun
Harold Morrical
William Brett
Hutsonville
Beard
Illinois
Breden Memorial United Methodist Church
Robinson, Ill
Edith
Edward
Casey
Myrtle Campbell
Toledo
Ohio
DeBaun Funeral Home
Chaney backs Reagan as running mate in Indiana
Indiana GOP chair Buena Chaney endorsed Ronald Reagan as Nixon's running mate in Indiana. He stated he recommended Reagan in a letter a week earlier, citing Reagan's Indiana organization and a large fundraiser in Indianapolis that netted about 250000 dollars. Chaney said Lindsay could be the second choice if Nixon sought a liberal from the East, but noted final choice rests with Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Indiana
Buena Chaney
California
Ronald Reagan
Richard M. Nixon
Chaney
Nixon
Reagan
Hoosier State
Indianapolis
New York
John Lindsay
Body of Paul Sullivan Found Along Ohio River Shore
The body of 28 year old Paul Sullivan of Sellersburg Indiana was found Tuesday along the Indiana shore of the Ohio River. He drowned after falling from a boat Sunday above Louisville.
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Louisville
Paul Sullivan
Sellersburg
Ind
Indiana
Ohio River
Sullivan
Columbus firm nears buyout of Master Metal in Buffalo
Hamilton Cosco Inc of Columbus announces a preliminary agreement to purchase Master Metal Products Inc in Buffalo New York. Master Metal makes a pantry ware line for household furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ind
Master Metal Products Inc
Buffalo
N. Y
Hamilton Cosco Inc
Columbus
Master Metal
Other Winners in Primaries
The Associated Press notes Kansas and Idaho primaries with notable outcomes. In Kansas, Bob Dole won the Republican Senate nomination after defeating former Gov. William H. Avery. Democratic winner William S. Robinson emerged in the race. Frank Church and George Hansen both ran unopposed in Idaho for Senate and faced each other. Rick Harman won the GOP gubernatorial nomination. Democratic Gov. Robert Docking was unopposed for re nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Long
Missouri
Bob Dole
Senate
Kansas
Frank Church
Idaho
Dole
William H. Avery
Frank Carlson
William S. Robinson
Wichita
Robert Docking
Rick Harman
Church
U.S. Vietnam
George Hansen
Governors appoint two to Indiana Vocational Board
Jesse L. Dickinson of South Bend and James Maurer of Plymouth were reappointed by Gov. Branigin to three year terms on Region II board of trustees of Indiana Vocational Technical College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Jesse L. Dickinson
South Bend
James Maurer
Plymouth
Roger D. Branig
Indiana Vocational Technical College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alva Letner
Emma Alberta Fortune
Maple Ave
Union Hospital
Lena Howes
Ethel Ferneding
Everett West
Hamilton
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary No
Gillis Memory Chapel
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Arthur Lindsay
Robert Bryan Isom
N. Fruitridge Ave
Bedino Peace Chapel
Max Wright
Russell M. Evinger
11Th St
Chester Mahan
Mae
Mary Trimble
Katheryne Harkness
Cincinnati
Frank
Robert
Arlington
Edgar
San Francisco
Albert R. Frazier
Rosell Miller
Paul Humphrey
Ted Moore
Doris Frazier
Lome Smith
Jasonville
Barbour Avenue Methodist Church
Mattie B
Sandifer
Lelia Haton
Carroll H. Moore
Mary Ferrara
Clinton
N. 9Th St
Vermillion County Hospital
Bert C
Frances Massa
Karanovich
Leverett
Hamrick
Okie Willis
Carlisle
Schulze
Jack Wallace
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Veacher
Cecelia Willis
Klee Dreamsnyder
Klee D. Reamsnyder
Crawford Memorial Hospital
Klee Jr
Des Moines
Iowa
Fred Reamsnyder
Robinson
Leland
Calumet City
Pulliam Funeral Home
Highland Area Neighborhood Meeting
Mrs. Ivanna Griffin
Paris, Ill
Ivanna Griffin
Paris
Long Beach
Calif
Sutton and Son Funeral
Wesley Chapel
Dana
Bramble
Formas Funeral Home
Thomas Chapel
WBOW
Peete
Laughrey
nTree
Oscar Meyer
Braunschweiger
Oscar
Bologna
Mayer Irorgka
Chuck
U. S. Choice
Apple House
Wiapaa
Parks
Bowman
PEPSI
Chef Choice
Bowman Vanilla
Raggedy
PEG
SOUTH
Lafayette
Willi Nae
Rocky
Sen. Ed Long
W. O. Beard
Et Na
Freddie Myers
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