Deaths list spans many towns and services in Indiana
Obituaries and funeral notices for Dorothy Long Nellie Campbell Jane Boggs Charles Brocklehurst Edna Reed Margaret Redwitz Clara McCall Estal Turner Grace Jones Joseph Peters Catherine Lehman Gilbert McBride Catherine Lehman Jasonville Nicholas Fougerousse Louise Willan Leland Howe John Paullus Ben Wilson Jerry James Connie Caton Prairie Creek detail services, burials, and survivors across Brazil Clinton Sullivan Linton Marshall Montezuma Casey and surrounding areas with dates and funeral homes noted.
Weather Across Indiana Illinois Near Normal Temperatures
Indiana temperatures will average near normal highs of 38 to 46 with lows 24 to 30. Precipitation remains light at about one tenth of an inch, mainly rain or snow early next week. Illinois expects near normal highs 35 to 41 and lows 18 to 25 with a warming trend into early next week and colder conditions by Tuesday. precipitation under a tenth of an inch, mainly snow or rain, Sunday and Wednesday.
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Indiana
Illinois
Bill Burcham Dies. Clay City Business Leader Passes
Bill Burcham a 36 year old Clay City agency owner prominent in business and civic life died at 11 30 p m at his home on RR 2 Clay City after a year long heart illness He owned the Fred Cooprider Chevrolet Agency and was a member of multiple local organizations He is survived by his widow Elaine Cooprider Burcham parents Monika Jayne and Elmer Burcham a daughter Monika Jayne two sons Mark Wayne and Matthew William a sister and a brother and his body was taken to Schoppenhorst Funeral Home
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John H. Blouch
Terre Haute
Jane Boggs
Indianapolis
John
Sandra
William Tippett
McLean
Royster and Askin Funeral Home
Edna Reed
RR 4
Brazil
Ernest
Daisy Greer
Springfield
Ill
Betty Rogers
Mary Fuller
Los Alamitos
Calif
Ernest E. Reed
Arthur L. Reed
Kansas City
Marion Greer
Thomas Funeral Home
Ind
Estal B. Turner
Harmony
Clay County
Harmony Eub
Knightsville Masonic Lodge
UMW
Knight Templars
Clinton
Rudolph Theisz
7Th St
Vermillion County Hospital
Jennie
Rudolph
Elizabeth Tinders
Emma
Gizella
Lena Gedrick
Angeline Peperak
Fred Bernard
Carlo Be
Casey
Leland
Bill” Howe
Faye
Cora Howe
Mac
Richard
Ronnie
Patty Earnest
Newton
Mary Hunsaker
Yale
Ruby Slusser
Martinsville
Mildred Howe
Ben Wilson
St. Anthony Hospital
Mary
Keith
Donald
Eva Pearman
Lester
South Bend
Richard Goins
Riverside Cemetery
Terre’ Haute
Union Hospital
Frances Padgett
Graysville
Ruby Hodge
California
Freida Holmes
North Carolina
Doris Caton
Lewis
St. Petersburg
Fla
Sidney
Doyle
Curtis
Walter
Irvin
Roy
Farmersburg
Everett
Don
Willis
Lola Little
Nell Pound
Ola Pound
Fairbanks
de Baun
Prairie Creek
Clay City
Bill Burcham
Burcham
Fred Cooprider
Lewis Township
Veteran drugstore owner retires after 43 years service
He operated the Jonesboro drug store from 1920 until his retirement in 1963. A World War I veteran and member of multiple fraternal and civic groups including Jonesboro Quaker church Clinton Civil Auxili ary Police and Izaak Walton League. Survived by widow Helen of 545 Blackman St. Friends may call Sunday afternoon at the First chapel.
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Casey, Ill
Hershel P. Prince
North 10Th St
St. John’s Sanitarium
Springfield
Kirchner Lumber Yard
Casey Lions Club
Effie
Dwight Prince
U.S. Army
San Antonio
Tex
Martha Chrysler
Martins
Roselawn Memorial Park
Jonesboro Quaker Church
Jonesboro Masonic Lodge
Clinton Civil Auxiliary Police
Clyton American Legion
Voiture
Royal Arch Masons
Izaak Walton League
Zorah Shrine Temple of
Terre Haute
Helen
Blackman St. Friends
Frrst
Debate policy debate at Butler seeks reduced foreign ties
Speakers from 38 schools in nine states will discuss whether the United States should reduce foreign policy commitments at the 14th annual Butler University novice debate tournament Saturday. Among the 50 teams are from Anderson Indiana Purdue Wabash DePauw Indiana State Ball State Hanover and the host school.
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Indianapolis
United States
Butler University
Anderson
Indiana
Purdue
Wabash
DePauw
Indiana State
Ball State
Hanover
Eyeglasses once viewed as the Devil's work
Early reports cast the first eyeglasses as a diabolic artifact and feared invention. Clerics and common people debated their moral implications while craftsmen pressed for adoption.
Walthall Rites Monday in Clinton Indiana
Funeral services are set for George Dewey Walthall 68 former Gillis Pharmacy owner Clinton Indiana. He died Thursday at Union Hospital. Final rites at 10 a.m. Monday at First Funeral Home with Rev Leverett Hamrick officiating.
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Marshall, Ill
Grace Jones
Burnsides Nursing Home
Moore Funeral Home
Burt McIntosh
Marshall Cemetery
Brazil
Ind
John Paullus
Agnes
John
Greencastle
Peter
Tim
Karen Newman
Mary Hunt
Cecilia Testy
Wyandotte
Mich
Peggy Jackson
Cory
Clara Paullus
Frankfort
Elisia Paullus
Rose Paullus
Miller and Son Funeral Home
Raymond Street
Stankard Cemetery
Clinton
George Dewey Walthall
Gillis Pharmacy
Union Hospital
Leverett Hamrick
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Dorothy M. Long
Farrington St
Callahan Funeral Home
Allan Harlan
Nellie Campbell
Pontiac
Davis Funeral Home
Auburn Heights
Mrs
Charles Brocklehurst
Charles Brock
Margaret B. Redwitz
Margaret B Redwitz
N.orth St
Fred Bonewell
Mary Reese
Nora Ault
Fort Lauderdale
Bessie Newport
Hume, Ill
Gillis Memory Chapel
R. C. Mowery
Grandview Cemetery
Clara McCall
S. 8Th St
Alice Elliott
Fort Wayne
Gillis Mercory Chapel
Miss Grace Jones
Joseph S. Peters
Montezuma
Brown Mortuary
B. F. Nickless
Rowe Cemetery
Friends
Mrs. Mattie Robinson
Jessie Padgett
Linton
Welch and Cornett
William Bartlett
Leonard Squires
Burris Chapel
Fred Orland Stanley
Sullivan
Mary Sherman Hospital
Mt. Tabor
Edith Turley
Freeman- Greene County Hospital
Linton Church of Christ
William Hinton
Bruceville
Donald Turley
Welch and Cornett Funeral
Eugene Pound
John May
Oak Grove
Washinngton
Louise Willan
RR 5
Rentschler
Centerpoint
Thomas Stapp
Union Cemetery
Nicholas Fougerousse
Washington St
St. Mary's Church
Center Ridge Cemetery
Alexander Funeral Home
Catherine Lehman
Gilbert McBride
Jasonville
McClanahan Funeral Home
Ted Warren
Etrome Bennett
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Bill’ Howe
Jerry Milton James
S. Iowa St
Chrisman
Veterans’ Hospital
Danville
Christian Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
Jamestown
Osborne Post No
American Legion
Joyce Ann
Karen Lee
Lee Ann
Jerry Jr
Ross James
RR 3
C. M. Reed
Hells Prairie Cemetery
Connie I. Caton
Prairie Creek, Ind
Kleptz
Dolph Cross
Suneral
N. 13Th St
Nobils
Daca
Shearling
Pto
For & Boys
Men's & Boys
Zipper
Uaport
USA
U.S.A
Bors
Voril Forunday Manning
Tophaned
U.S
Buatay
Phurvien
Prospect
Great Lakes
Plateaus
Plains
Rockies
Pacific Coast
THE
Associated Press
Washington
Winnipeg
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Albany
Miami
Albuquerque
Milwaukee
Atlanta
St. P
Bismarck
New Orleans
Boise
New York
Boston
Okla City
Eouue
Omaha
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Chicago
Phoenix
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Denver
Ptund
Des Moines
Ore
Detroit
Rapid City
Richmond
Tune Bldg
Bon Ion
Tony
BON Ton
25Th and
Ohio Blvd
G. D. Walthall
Cowan Bros. & Payne Florists
North 21St
Spruce
Rowi’s
Central TV
Emerson
Emerson Engineering
North 9Th ST
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