Deaths and funeral notices from Terre Haute area
A long list of obituaries and funeral arrangements for residents and former residents of Terre Haute and surrounding towns. Notables include Ruth Meyer DeRisio of 2825 Maple Ave, Milford E. Kerr of Phoenix, and Helen G. Barrett of Terre Haute, among others. The notices cover services, burial sites, and survivors across multiple states and communities.
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Ruth Meyer DeRisio
Maple Ave
Union Hospital
CWA
John J
Jay
U. S. Army
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Elnora Johnson
Mena Zimmerman
Terre Haute
Max Meyer
Ball-Porter Funeral Home
Lighthouse Mission Moves to 12th Eagle
After over sixty years at 119 Ohio Street the Lighthouse Mission relocates to 1200 Eagle Street. The first service in the new building is at 7 30 Sunday evening, led by Rev. John Willock Executive Director. He invites all friends of the mission to attend and notes the view location offers opportunity to do much work.
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Ohio Street
Light House
Eagle Street
John Willock
Willock
Light House Mission Open House Planned in January
The Light House Mission, an agency of the United Fund, invites the community to an open house service on January 19. The organization expresses excitement about its future and its mission to foster love compassion and concern in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Light House
The
United Fund
Fatal fall claims life in Indianapolis basement incident
Gary M. Hollingsworth, 22, of Indianapolis, died after falling through a plate glass table top in his basement. He suffered severe back cuts. A stray line notes that corn originated in the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Gary M. Hollingsworth
Indiana geologist finds thick gypsum bed in Clay County
Dr John B Patton state geologist announced in Indianapolis that a Clay County gypsum and anhydrite deposit is among the thickest cored in the state and may rival the Shoals area deposit. The find could signal substantial mineral potential for Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Department of Natural Resources
Clay County
Shoals Area
John B. Patton
Earl Eisenhower Rites Friday in Scottsdale
Earl Eisenhower brother of former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will be interred Friday after a Masonic funeral in Scottsdale. The 70 year old former engineer and PR director died of a heart attack after a prior attack Monday. He is survived by his wife, a son Earl Jr, a daughter Kay Morgan of Rockford Illinois, and three brothers including the former president Milton and Edgar. The elder Eisenhower remains convalescent at Walter Reed Hospital from his seventh heart attack.
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Scottsdale, Ariz
Earl Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Hospital
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Messinger Mortuary
Greenwood Memorial Park
Earl Jr
Kay Morgan
Rockford, Ill
Milton
Edgar
Intelsat 3 in Good Orbit After Launch
Cape Kennedy AP reports Intelsat 3, the most powerful satellite yet launched, is in a good transfer orbit heading toward a stationary outpost high above the Atlantic. Trackers say it will more than double transatlantic channels linking North and South America, Europe and Africa. A Delta rocket sent it into a great elliptical path, with final orbit planned about 22,300 miles above the equator near Brazil.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Intelsat 3
Atlantic Ocean
South America
Europe
Africa
Equator
Brazil
Hindi Becomes Link Language Among Northeast Tribes
In TEJPUR India AP report, Hindi is becoming the common tongue as diverse northeast frontier tribes, each with its own dialect, increasingly study Hindi to communicate.
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Tejpur
India
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. N. Hickman & Son
Milford E. Kerr
Phoenix
Ariz
Terre Haute House
Soldier's Circle
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Nellie Eslinger
Phoenix, Ariz
Helen G. Barrett
7Th St
Wenesday
St. Anthony Hospital
St. Benedict’s Catholic Church
John “Jay
Louis Helman
Patrick J. Ryan
Charlotte Deming Pierce
Woodbine Dr
Callahan Funeral Home
Paul Bergheim
Mt Pleasant Cemetery
Mrs
Lula Jesse Orth
Seattle
Wash
North Terre Haute Baptist Church
J. C. Durr
Thomas Funeral Home
Henry G. Roy
Ward
Newport Richey
Dunedin
Lucille
Don
Lexington
Thelma Nickels
New Lexington
Ohio
Cecelia Riseman
Helen Davis
N. 10Th St
Escondido
Calif
General Telephone Co
California
Nell Dunkin
Richmond
Ind
Lawrence Manzer
Woodlawn
William Russell Clayton
Mary B .McCammon
Dugger
Newkirk Funeral Home
J .B. Smith
Maurice Clymore
Dugger Cemetery
Raymond L. Tyler
Baltimore, Md
Bedino Peace Chapel
Alvin Rickless
Woodlawn Cemetery
William E
Jack” Caldwell
Jack"’ Caldwell
Buffalo
N. Y
Harry Ferguson
Glendora
Judy
Clinton
Glendora Judy
Libertyville
Vermillion County Hospital
Herbert Sheets
Dana
Herbert
Veteran's Hospital
Danville
Ill
Hume Methodist Church
American Legion Post
Hume
Marie Stulty
Ethel T. McClain
Rockville
Ohio St
Margaret Simpson
Monterey Ave
Rockville Christian Church
Retired Teachers Association
Mary Call
Kittie Martin
Edith Ratcliff
Crawfordsville
Butler Funeral Home
Walter C. Sanderson
Poland
Clay County Hospital
Marguerite Barnes
Mattie Frazier
Greencastle
Hazel Frazier
Cloverdale
Schoppenhurst Funeral Home
Clay City
J. W. Paul
Carolina Cemetery
Jordan
William A. Torbert
Clay County Highway Dept
Masonic Lodge No. 264
Pearl Sharer
Ruth Ferry
Amarillo
Tex
Earl Kane
RR 21
Virgi Angleton
Zetta Doey
Lawson Funeral Home
Oma Rogers
Virgil Hague
Otterbein Cemetery
Mrs. Mable Tiffin
Rosedale
Birdella Philabaum
RR 2
Mable Tiffin
West Terre Haute
Los Angeles
Katherine Behlmer
Osby Claypool
Martinsville, Ill
Greenwell Funeral Home
Daniel Watkins
Watkins Cemetery
Harold Street
Layman
Otis
First Funeral Home
Michael C. Gillis
Gillis
Temporatu
Weather Bureau
ESSA
Flurriow
Middle Atlantic
Upper Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Upper Midwest
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Omaha
Helena
Philadelphia
Albany
Honolulu
Albuquerque
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Ptind
Bismarck
Juneau
Milwaukee
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St.p
Des Moines
New Orleans
Tampa
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Fairbanks
Okla City
12Th Eagle
Americas
Aia
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Wool Meltons Corduroys
Mess Car Coats
Plaza North
Meis Ladies
Boulevard Room
MEIS
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