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Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1973

Page

2

Widowed Louis Yonks, 84, dies at Red Bank home

Louis Yonks of 53 Wallace St Red Bank N J age 84 native of Poland former owner of Louis Department Store Red Bank member of Congregational B nai Israel at Runson N J survives widow Edith M Yonks a son Irving Terre Haute a daughter Gertrude Krieger Red Bank four brothers and a sister three grandchildren a great grandchild and nieces and nephews Services held at Worden Funeral Home Red Bank burial at New Shrewsbury Congregational Cemetery also noted are deaths of Miss Wilhemina Shavloske Jack R Needham Fred Hollis Klatte Sister Saint Lucy Kollar Russell L Bratton Glyde Jenkins Kate L Stevens Nettie Morris and other survivors with funeral arrangements listed as Callahan Funeral Home and Bedino Chapel of the Valley.

Louis ‘Yonks Wallace St Red Bank N.J Poland Louis Department Congregational B'nai Israel Runson Edith M. Hoffman Yonks Irving Terre Haute Gertrude Krieger Phil Sol Morris Jack Celia Gladstine New York N.Y Worden Funeral Home New Shrewsbury Congregational Cemetery Robert Spence Moore Ohio Blvd Union Hospital Mary Elanor Sheetz Lafayette Ind Col Robert S. Moore U.S. Army Titusville Fla Charles C. McNaull Londondery John F. Spitler Callahan Funeral Home Springvale Lafayette Russell L. Bratton 19Th St Thomas Funeral Home Raymond Chapman Roselawn Memorial Park Bratton Woodman Lange Martha Maxine Wills Indianapolis William Munford Woodstown N. J Fred Mesa Ariz Mary Lemmon

Multiple Funeral Services for Indiana Residents

A string of funeral notices from Indiana towns lists services for Anna Mae Kelly 78 Hazel Engle 61 Norbert Thomas 63 Rose Mary Schmidt 77 Verda Farrington 84 Hank Middleton 64 David Schweiker 92 Grace Osburn 75 Marie Pitkin 42 William Whitesell 74 and relatives. Services span DeBaun McHugh Miller and Sons Lawson McClain First Funeral Home Thomas and other local chapels with burial in Calvary Clearview Rosary recitations and visitations noted.

Local Markets Report and Obituary Notices

Local markets list hog prices 200 to 225 pounds at 40.00 to 40.25 dollars and miscellaneous prices for Sons. The obituary notices cover Phillip S. Adams 69 of Clinton and Hazel Gressmire 73 of Newport, plus multiple survivors in Indiana, and include funeral details, family members, and burial plans.

School Board Plan Questioned in Vigo County Suit

The Vigo County case argues the school board acted arbitrarily and capriciously by closing 14 neighborhood schools and spending millions without proper planning. It claims no supporting studies or adequate facilities checks were done and criticizes the board and Cottom for misleading reasons like integration and overcrowding.

Cottom Dixie Bee Vigo County VCSC

Colder weather forecast for northern and central states

A colder trend is forecast for Monday across northern and central states from the Rockies to the Great Lakes. California should warm, the Southeast milder. Showers are expected in the central Gulf region, changing to snow across the southeastern Plains and into parts of the Midwest.

Rockies Great Lakes California Southeast Central Gulf Area Plains Midwest

Funeral services for Mrs Kate Kiger in Cayuga Indiana

Services for 79 year old Mrs Kate Kiger, a lifelong Howard resident, will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Watson Funeral Home in Cayuga. The Rev Leon Korb will officiate. Burial will be in Howard Cemetery. Friends may call after 5 p.m. Tuesday. She died Saturday in Parke County Nursing Home.

Anna Mae ‘Kelly S. Center St DeBaun Funeral Home St. Margaret Mary’s Church Calvary Cemetery Farmersburg Ind Hazel Irene Engle McHugh Shelburn West Lawn Cemetery Brazil Rose Mary Schmidt Compton St Clay County Miller and Sons Fond du Lac Wis Clinton, Ind Verda Farrington Clinton Plains Mont Leverett Ham Rick Vermillion Ill Casey, Ill Henry J Hank'' Middleton Casey Miami Fla Markwell Funeral Home Washington Street Cemetery David C. Schweiker Garfield Ave Union Hospital Thomas Funeral Home Robert Reeves Roselawn Memorial Park Maplewood Christian Church Victoria Grace Osburn Arleth St St. Anthony Hospital Hubert Lexington Mass Marie Pilkin Chicago St Lawson-McClain Victor I. Cakley E. Eugene Frame The Veterans of Foreign Wars District 7 Clearview Cemetery Pitkin Rest Home VFW Ladies Auxiliary District Seven Auxiliary Ernest Bill John Sheila Karen Ernest R Shelby N.C Paul Worley Greensboro Joe Worley Bristol New Goshen William Oscar Whitesell Terre Haute Archie Showen Highland Lawn Cemetery Ferris Whitesell Winfield Newport Hazel Gressmire Vermillion County Hospital Watson Funeral Home Cayuga Wendall Adams Thomas Cemetery Clifford Ruth Webb Mary Bugg Clearwarter Kingman Herbert Miller Leon Korb Miller Cemetery Howard Russell Robert Wayne Rushville Ruth Reed Los Angeles Calif Knightsville Vern O. Church Gerald Dewlen Union Cemetery Leo Girton Truck Co Knightsville Methodist Church. Surviving Are the Widow, Daisy M Pauleda York Louise Hager Alger, Mich Lucille Couch

Jury Selection In Murder Trial Opens

Jury selection began in Vigo Circuit Court for the second degree murder trial of Barry D. Nuss. A panel of 51 prospective jurors was summoned as the trial, presided by Judge C Joseph Anderson, is expected to run all week. The defendant, 25, is charged in the June 9 shooting death of Allen Buck Joy, 27, at Imperial House Motel. Attorney John Kesler represents Nuss with Deputy Prosecutor Robert Wright handling the state case.

Barry D. Nuss Vigo Circuit Court C. Joseph Anderson Nuss Allen Buck" Joy Imperial House John Kesler Robert Wright

ISU Names Douglas Sandhage Statesman Editor

Indiana State University senior Douglas E. Sandhage of Seymour has been elected editor of The Statesman for the second semester. A journalism major, he is editor of the page and has served as production manager and night editor. He helps run ISU's Energy Conservation Committee and aims for a career in news communications.

Douglas E. Sandhage Indiana State University The Statesman Sandhage Meadowbrook Drive Seymour ISU Wabash Valley Press Club Sigma Delta Chi Professional Journalism Society Alpha Phi Gamma

Diggs Sees U S Shift Toward More Even Handed Middle East Policy

Rep. Charles Diggs of Michigan says rising sympathy among American blacks for Arabs could push the United States toward a more even handed Middle East policy. He spoke in Nairobi on Sunday during a seven nation African tour en route to Ethiopia.

Nairobi Kenya UPI Charles Diggs D-Mich United States Middle East America Diggs Ethiopia

Gas Stations Reported Closed Nationwide Amid Fuel Crisis

An Associated Press survey shows 90 percent of gasoline dealers nationwide were closed until midnight Sunday at Nixon's request for voluntary shutdowns. Many stations stayed shut or slow, with reports of light traffic and slow business. An AAA survey found only 28 of 860 Marion County stations pumping. A Reuters/Associated Press note adds that the car remains the cheapest way to travel despite higher fuel costs, with Indianapolis to Chicago Louisville Cincinnati trips possible in similar times to air.

Associated Press Nixon Congress AAA Marion County Rick Gudal WKCM Hawesville Indianapolis Bloomington Uncle Fred Mount Comfort Road I-70 Hancock County Hoosier Motor Club George M. Pollard Putnamville Chicago Louisville Cincinnati

Pub owner limits whiskey to 10 gallons per customer

Pat Roach, owner of the Bit O'Blarney Pub in Cleveland, proclaims a 10 gallon per customer limit to conserve energy. A sign outside the bar echoes the policy with a nod to Dick.

Cleveland UPI Pat Roach

Cease-fire talks and cross-front clashes persist in Middle East

Reports cite US and UN diplomacy as Egypt and Israel spar over troop withdrawals while Kissinger terms loom. Syria and Israel clash on the canal front as the UN notes a drop in incidents, with Damascus claiming losses and Israel reporting wounded soldiers.

Ismail Fahm Foreign Office Anwar Sadat Eilt Vladimir Vinogradov Israel Mohamed el-Gamasy Aharon Yariv Kissinger Egypt Suez Canal East Bank Dayan Yariv Damascus

Human Relations Commission seeks federal grant

Terre Haute Human Relations Commission will file an application for federal funds to cover a full time executive director a clerical staff under the Emergency School Aid Act An advisory committee representing the district community and ethnic groups has been formed members include Mike Blade Claire Jerry Marla Ladd Maynard Lewis Nate Tannenbaum Dan Zuerner Rev John Chironna Jr Jean Convers William Hamrick Robert Joyner Patricia McFarlin Ernest Leroy Shelton

Terre Haute John Chironna Jr Jean Convers William Hamrick Robert Joyner Patricia McFarlin Ernest Leroy Shelton

Nixon Aides Defend Tax on Key Biscayne Lot Deal

White House aides dispute reports Nixon failed to report profits from selling two vacant Key Biscayne lots shared with daughter Tricia Nixon Cox. They prepared to release part of her tax return to prove she paid her share.

Key Biscayne Fla White House Nixon Tricia Nixon Cox Associated Press Managing Editors Association C. G Bebe) Rebozo Dade County Richard Gerstein Gerstein Robozo Howard Hughes Rebozo

Nixon Names Trick and Fuel Crisis Talk

In interviews Nixon warned of a long term energy crisis while Schultz called the fuel shortage a genuine crisis. Weekend energy news noted nationwide pump shortages and drivers staying home as six Republican senators urged a one third cut in government energy use. The President reduced proposed allocations for general aviation from 42.5 to 25 percent.

NBC Treasury George P. Schultz United States

Also Mentioned on This Page

NOAA Dept. of Commaune Fluwview Louis Yonks Wilhemina Shavloske 2Nd Ave Leon Shavioske Rosalyne Holthaus Rosemary Shavioske Jack R. Needham Palos Verdes Dart Industries Gerstmeyer High School Bindley Drugs Norma Mark Crystal Raymond Hamilton Ohio Don Dennis Nash Fred Hollis Klatte Emma A. Klatte Springfield Klatte Coffee Co Bessie Talbert Klatte Lucy Kollar St. Mary’s of the Woods College Smwc Providence Church of the Immaculate Conception Convent Cemetery Callahan Fu Neral Austria-Hungary Whiting Sisters of Providence St Mel and St. Agnes Providence Academy Mary Woods School Evanston, Ill Providence Convent Albert George Kollar Katherine Lawton Geneve Chustowski Anna Kalczecky Irene Kollar Helen Benson Indiana Harbor Glyde Jenkins 9Th St West Terre Haute Ruth Georgia Prusett Katheryn Breece Arlington Roswell N.M Bedino Chapel Valley Kate L. Stevens Bedino Peace Chapel Larry Dean Scott Bethesda Cemetery Edgar Mildred McGuire Ella Marie Brown Thomasboro Robert C. Wilson Arman Beach Mrs Nettie Morris Canterbury Nursing Home St. Benedict Catholic Church Mildred Taylor Anna Mae Kelly Norbert Lowell Thomas Lena, Ind Norbert Lowell Thomas Lena Lake City Calcutta Miller and Sons Funeral Home Henry J. Middleton Howard Presbyterian Church Howard Ladies Aid John R Tangier Harold Bob Fayetteville Amelia Betty Louise Newman Martha Black Nellie Towell Monroe Phillip S. Adams Cherry St Leverett Hamrick Bloomingdale Quaker Church Masonic Lodge Iva Ferrol Elliott Georgetown Margaret Gosnell Pittsburgh Belle Peer Crawfordsville Ball-Porter Funeral Home Volkswagen waGen OF America, Inc Shanks Motor Co Dixie Bee RD U.S Fairgrounds Sako Crales Kate Kiger Kor-X Wabash Ave Popoff Cleaners Wabash Women’s Symphony Society Condit Bedino West Riley, Ind Syria Human Relations Commission Suburban Christian Va Mile Hwy Dick Cross
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