Death notices from Indiana paper list multiple obituaries
Deaths include Mrs. Louisiana Freeland Mitch ell age 71 of Indianapolis and Iva May Wood 86 of Riley with detailed survivors and funeral details. Also listed are Fred H. Burk 78 of Indianapolis and John A. Dickerson 76 formerly of Terre Haute and Jacob M. Miller 86 of AR 24 with service times and burial plans. Additional note: H Dewey Anderson 70 formerly of Farmersburg died in Ontario California with survivor details.
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Louisiana Freelad Mitchell
21St St
Indianapolis
Lloyd
Juanita Johnson
Cur- Lloyd
Curtis Freeland
Charles Freeland
Terre Haute
Sherman Hunt
Sarah Anderson
Thomas Funeral Home
Roselawn Memorial Park
Fred H. Burk
19Th St
St. Anthony Hospital
Oakley and Kroger
Masonic Lodge No. 19
Nellie
Linn
Beech Grove
Ind
Charles Worman
John F
Anderson
Ronald F
John A. Dickerson
Seal Beach
Calif
Centerpoint
Rentschler Funeral Home
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Jacob M. Miller
DeBaum Funeral Home
Sant Johnson
Ronald Smith
Farmersburg
H. Dewey Anderson
Ontario
Luraetta
Mary Ann Hubbard
Lorene Pritchard
Huntington Beach
Guy R
Sacramento
Albert W
Bradenton
Clay City
Tiffany Dawn Jackson
Marvin Jackson
Union Hospital
Anita Jean
Estel H. Dyer
Coal City
Roy Jackson
Anice Roberts
Schoppenhorst Funeral Home
Maple Grove Cemetery
Weather across Indiana Illinois shows cool spell and light snow
The period brings below normal temperatures in Illinois and Indiana with normal highs in the 40s to 50s in Illinois and 60s in parts of Indiana, a little warmer Monday, otherwise cool. Snow flurries are possible across northern and central Indiana early next week with light accumulations.
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Indiana
Illinois
Obituary notices from Indiana towns feature Collier and Wiseman kin
Dana Ind Special Robert Collier 70 retired farmer and Presbyterian member dies at Clinton. Survived by daughters Julia Brown Dana and Joanne Crane Syracuse NY and five grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Kersey Overpeck Funeral Home with Rev Kenneth Lovelady. burial in Bales.
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Merom Cemetery
Dana
Ind
Robert Collier
Clinton
Presbyterian Church
Julia C. Brown
Joanne Crane
Syracuse
N.Y
Kersey- Overpeck Funeral
Kenneth Lovelady
Bales Cemetery
Berry Given Ovation at Victory Dinner
Vigo County Democrats celebrated a sweep of all 11 county races at a Victory Dinner in the Mayflower Room Terre Haute House. Ralph Berry county Democratic chairman received a standing ovation along with Frieda Terhorst and L. V. Letzkus. Several attendees including William J. Brighton Leonard F. Conrad and Judge Charles K. McCrory were honored while Herman Compton was elected treasurer of the Vigo County Democratic Central Committee. Judge H Ralph Johnston and Dr. Robert J. Burkle were absent due to illness and travel.
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Vigo
Vigo County
Mayflower
Terre Haute House
Kermit Nees
Charles K. McCrory
Frieda Terhorst
Harry P. Brentlinger
Ralph Berry
William J. Brighton
John A. Kesler
Bernard M. Sweeney
C. Joseph Anderson
Frederick T. Bauer
Leonard F. Conrad
Marsee A. Cox
H. Ralph Johnston
Robert J. Burkle
Martin
L. V
Letzkus
Bernard M Sweeney
Kermit M. Nees
Johnston
Dr. Burkle
Conrad
Berry
Romeina Waves Hold After March Ends
Rome Springs continued from page one as police kept order and avoided provocation. Demonstrators grew bored and dispersed within about half an hour after speeches ended. Thousands of police were mobilized to prevent violence, but no major incidents occurred. The week of disorders across Italy left two dead and about 200 injured.
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Italy
Wokas: Oregon's early Indians Use Lily Seed Cereal
The article notes wokas as a staple food of Oregon’s native peoples, made from the seeds of the great yellow water lily. It highlights cultural reliance on this aquatic plant and its role in traditional diets.
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Oregon
Portuguese government warns students to avoid demonstrations
Lisbon officials warned students that any demonstrations would be quelled firmly if necessary. They urged a climate of good faith mutual loyalty and constructive collaboration as the solution to student problems.
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Lisbon
UPI
Portugese
Sam Carpenter Center Remembered in City Department Transition
Mayor Larrison said no replacement yet chosen for city street department superintendent as Sam Carpenter Center, a Brazil High School and Purdue University civil engineering graduate, who ran a heavy equipment rental and XCAR roting firm for years, is noted in the passage.
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Center
Brazil High School
Purdue University
Larrison
Carpenter
Yorktown Sets First Colonial Custom House in Virginia
The article notes Yorktown, Virginia, established the first colonial custom house in America to oversee trade and collect duties. It highlights the significance of the move for colonial revenue and regulation and identifies Yorktown as a early center of colonial commerce.
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America
Yorktown
Cox Jewelry Ad Promotes Diamonds and Watches
An advertisement urges shoppers to visit Cox Jewelry at 114 No 13th for a wide selection of diamonds watches and jewelry at low prices and notes acceptance of Midwest Bank Charge Cards.
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Cox Jewelry
Midwest Bank
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Shelburn
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