Deaths listed for multiple Indiana residents in regional notices
Funeral and burial arrangements are announced for numerous individuals including Millard Doyne Briggs of Bloomington area, Azalea Isles of Evansville, and Muriel Harris of Terre Haute. Services cover St Margaret Mary Church, Calvary Cemetery, Highland Lawn Cemetery and Rose Lawn Memorial Park with varying call times and witnesses. Survivors include children, siblings, and grandchildren, with veterans noted in some entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Doyne Briggs
Poland
Ind
Bloomington
Thomas ‘Funeral Home
Roselawn Memorial Park
VFW
Terre Haute
Marie Sobonya
Madonna Dudash
Quincy
Mich
Viola Rudy Duddley
Sullivan
Azalea Isles
Evansville
RR 3
West Terre Haute
Pat Fox
Brea
Cailif
Ron
Ruby Frazier
Catherine Turner
Mae Brown
Lakeworth
Fla
Hilda Webber
Elizabeth Kilman
Chicago
Fimma Tucker
S. 9Th St
St. Anthony Hospital
Patrick J. Ryan
St. Margaret Mary's Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Funeral Home
Dan K
Frank Kleisen
Fred F. Roberts
16Th St
Union Hospital
Bedino Peace Chapel
Robert Tackett
Sulphur Springs
Penn Central Railroad
Railroad Men’s Association
Opal Arthur, Fontanet
Ralph T
Fred E
William C
Wild Bill’ Willan
27Th St
Callahan Funeral Home
William Saunders
Highland Lawn Cemetery
William Frederick Felling
Chestnut St
Thomas Funeral Home
Chester Kline
William Meehling
Marshall
Donald Meehling
Effingham
Olivia Sullivan
Marie Englum
Paris
Alfred Waller
Egfingham
Victor Waller
Champaign
Carl Waller
Brazil
Minnie M Beeler
S. Alabama St
Clay County Hospital
Lawson-McClain
Paul Burk
Burke
Summit Lawn Cemetery
Bethel United
Oscar J. Kennedy
Knightsville
Lena and
Carbon
Lawson McClain
Ronald G. Thomas
Calcutta
Campaign continues as United Way appeals for donations
The United Way drive stretches to December 14 with agencies planning allocations starting January 1. Community volunteers, officials and residents urge support as the effort seeks to raise funds for 28 agencies and review budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Way
Chestnut
Royse
Community groups urge support for United Way drive
Mrs Royse announces a Wabash Valley United Way campaign urging local residents and businesses to boost pledges to aid agencies such as the Community Blood Program Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Family Service Mental Health Association Salvation Army Light House Mission YMCA YWCA Boys Club and Girls Club. The push notes rising costs and seeks small increases per gallon to fund operations.
Kohoutek Comet Brightens as It Nears Sun
Kohoutek is about 72 million miles from the sun with a 9 million mile tail. Scientists expect it to brighten as solar radiation gasifies its nucleus. It will pass the sun at 13 million miles on December 28 and come within 75 million miles of Earth on January 15 before moving away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Senate
House
Marlow K. Cook
Vigo County
C. Kenneth Cottom
Cottom
ISU
Washington
UPI
Kohoutek
Solar System
Space Agency
Earth
Wayne Newton Stag Night at American Legion Post
Friday night event at Wayne Newton Post 346 American Legion 1346 Wabash Ave starts 6 p.m. with cats games and entertainment. Admission is free but 21 and older only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Newton
American Legion
Wabash Ave
Woods Offers Godot Play at St Mary of the Woods
St Mary of the Woods College presents Waiting for Godot directed by Cliff Lambert with Holly Hilton as assistant. Cast includes Jane Krider Vladimir Lacey Dillman Estragon Patti Patton Lucky and the Boy alternated by Dana Harnish and Adrienne Sage. Performances begin December 6 at 7 30 p m in the Little Theatre Guerin Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary-of-the-Woods College
Little
Jane Krider
Lawrenceburg
Vladimir
Lacey Dillman
Chicago, Ill
Estragon
Patti Patton
St. Peters
Lucky
Dana Harnish
Adrienne Sage
Indianapolis
Samuel Beckett
Waiting For Godot
Godot
Grain and hogs market figures for locally traded commodities
Local markets show Wheat at 5.27, new W wheat 3.80, corn 2.58, mile 3.85 per hundred, cash soybeans 6.08. Hogs 200 to 220 pounds price 39.50 to 39.75, sows 32.00.
Tourist Spending Seen By Durban Experts
Experts in Durban estimate 600000 visitors will spend at least 250 million rand while visiting South Africa this year. Biologists put fish species at about 25000 across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durban
South Africa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Azalea Isles
Mrs
Emma Tucker
Muriel E. Harris
S. 21St St
Veterans Hospital
Danville
DeBaun Funeral Home
Robert Fox
Fay
William C. Willan
Olen H. Manhart
Nancy Latta
Sterlington
Virginia
Ray
Fred
Louisiana
Austin
Commercial Solvents Corporation
Monroe
Eib Tingley
John C. Wilson
John C. ‘Chick’ Wilson
Pontiac, Mich
R. Dale Waltz
William Fredrick Felling
Mrs. Lorene Meehling
Minnie M. Beeler
Methodist Church
George Jr
Leona Warner
Miami Shores
Elena Williams
Helen Elmore
Rosemary Green
Kathleen Yoder
RR 2
Bessie Mae Everwine
Clinton
Bessie May Everwine
Shepherdsville
Henry
Clyde
Louise Shores
First Funeral Home
Genevieve S. Winn
Miller & Sons Funeral Home
Wesley Chapel Cemetery
Mabel Craig
UW Campaign
Pride Packing CO
First St
COMET
Woods
Rt Tac SL
Famous Name Watch Sale
Elgin
Waltham
Gruen
Benrus
Helbros
Hamilton
Root’s
Root’s Jewelry Dept
Honey Creek
Fashion Jewelry Dept
Nu-Maid
Wast Inshed
Orpen
Miami Margarine Company
PLO Box
Iowa
Miami Margarini Company
Cincinnat
Ohio
Albert Len
Minnesota