Death notices and obituaries from Terre Haute area
Multiple deaths reported with survivors and service details. Mrs Molly Ruth Wagle 67 of 3210 N 35th St died at home. husband George and numerous children and grandchildren listed. Jennie D King 86 of Barton Ave died at St. Anthony Hospital. services at Callahan Funeral Home and St Patrick's, burial Calvary Cemetery. Donna C Brinson 72 dead on arrival at St. Anthony Hospital. services at P J Ryan Funeral Home. burial Mt Pleasant Cemetery. Ethel R Berry 88 of Wabash Ave died at St. Anthony Hospital. son G Lee and six grandchildren noted. Reva C Feller 71 formerly 801 S 20th St died at Union Hospital. husband Russell and granddaughter details. Ben Connelly 55 of St Clairsville Ohio noted. survivors include Alecia Gaston Connelly and four children. Consuelo Sue McGarvey 71 Greenwood Apts died at Union Hospital. sisters and grandsons listed. Further notices include extended family condolences and pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Ruth Wagle
35Th St
George
Maxine Cartwright
Leora Pierce
Geraldine Heck
Betty Holloway
Roxanne Hawkins
Terre Haute
Edward William Bonee Jr
Flint
Mich
Carl Titus
Drain
Ore
Thomas Funeral Home
Gary Greven
Roselawn Memorial Park
Jennie D. King
Barton Ave
St. Anthony Hospital
St. Patrick’s Church
Living Rosary Altar Society
Trudy King
Elizabeth Duffy
Callahan Funeral Home
St. Patrick's, Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Funeral
Donna C. Brinson
Berne Ave
Melvin W
Felda Hart
Indianapolis
Blanche Williams
Wilkerson
Ind
Ida Kelley
Martinsville
P. J. Ryan
Milton K. Leidig
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Ethel R. Berry
Wabash Ave
G. Lee
Pittsburgh
Reva C. Feller
S. 20Th St
Union Hospital
Russell
Ronald Caveney
West Terre Haute
Warner Hutchinson
Garfield Ave
Ben Connelly
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Wheeling
W. Va
Alecia Gaston Connelly
Gay Browning
Detroit
Ellen Connelly
Stephen Gaston
Columbus
William Connelly
Consuelo Sue McGarvey
Greenwood Apts
Dorthea Rogers
Luka Bartenbach
Jan Harmon
LaPorte
John
David
Kenneth L. Chumley Sr
Madison Ave
G. H. Herman
Southeast Street
Crown Hill Cemetery
Santa balloons gifts travel from Italy to Moriani Corsica
Readable notes tell of Montagnana pupils near Padua sending a red balloon to Santa Claus. The parcel with toys en route landed in Moriani Corsica where teacher Joseph Leoni and students organized a toy drive, aided by Kevin Stout of Terre Haute.
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Bastia
Corsica
UPI
Montagnana
Padua
Italy
Santa Clause
Moriani
French Corsica
Joseph Leoni
Obituary notices for Cotter Mills Raley Hillenburg Pruett Keller
Multiple obituary notices from Clay City and surrounding towns list services set for Nancy Cotter Ethel Mills Leota Raley Nora Hillenburg Cuba Pruett and Paul Keller. Each entry includes funeral home, date and time, burial place, and officiants where provided.
C of C Predicts 95 Per Cent Output Jump
UPI reports the U.S. Chamber of Commerce chief economist Carl Madden projects 1972 economic output rising up to 9.5 percent with inflation substantially tempered. Madden’s year end paper cites a broad upswing across sectors, led by consumer spending on durable goods and services. Other officials forecast inflation cools, strong expansion at home, lower unemployment, and a near record farm prosperity.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Carl H. Madden
Madden
Nation’s Business Magazine
Nixon
The
Administration
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Labor
Laurence H. Silberman
Booze Expenditure Study Cites 1970 Finnish Spending
Finns spent about 1 billion marks in 1970 on alcoholic beverages totaling 400 million dollars or 351 marks per person as reported by a national temperance group in Helsinki.
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Helsinki
UPI
Change of Heart in Santa Barbara Thief Returns Stolen Christmas Gifts
Sandra Glass discovered a television and jewelry stolen during Christmas, then found them back at her apartment with a note reading that the thief’s own Christmas was spoiled. The suspect left no further details and the motive remains unclear.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Sandra Glass
Butz Urges Senate to Kill Price Support Increase
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz urged the Senate to defeat a House-passed bill that would raise wheat and feed grain price supports by 25 percent. He warned the move would wreck farm export prospects and the surplus program, and he called for maintaining the current subsidy ceiling while enforcing it to curb abuses.
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Washington
UPS
Earl L. Butz
Congress
Butz
Purdue University
Administration Farm
UPI
Senate
House
Buzz
Brighton lays out plan for new fire chief and transit
The city will switch to LeRoy Shipley as fire chief after a six to eight month transition with coordination across hospitals and federal agencies. Brighton doubts bus service can be profitable and aims to minimize deficits while noting its federal and local subsidies. He also intends to use jail inmate labor on public works if feasible under the new state law.
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LeRoy Shipley
Brighton
Pope Paul VI Urges Moral Ecology to Protect Family Life
From St. Peter's window Pope Paul VI urged a moral ecology to safeguard family life. He argued society must provide a healthy atmosphere and reject a licentious immortality, saying the family mirrors Christ's life from infancy to youth and work.
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Rome
Paul VI
St. Peter’s Square
Pope Paul
Christ
Lindsay Builds Large War Chest for Primary Run
Mayor John V Lindsay is poised to enter the Florida and Wisconsin Democratic presidential primaries with an estimated campaign fund of 800 000 to 1 million dollars His aides say he will travel to Miami and Wisconsin but refuse to confirm a candidacy The effort will be financed largely by major donors including J Irwin Miller Cummins Engine Co chairman with funds mainly for TV time and political consultants
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Florida
Wisconsin
Lindsay
Miami
J. Irwin Miller
Cummins Engine Co
Columbus
Ind
Skyjacking suspect extradition tied to Toronto plane hijack
Air Canada officials described the hijacker as a small Latin origin man who spoke fluent English. He handed a note to a stewardess five minutes before landing in Toronto saying they have fragmentation grenades and a .38 revolver and demand to go to Havana. One man believed involved, airline spokesman said.
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Air Canada
Toronto
Havana
Chicago man arrested after hijack attempt on AA flight to San Francisco
A 24 year old Downers Grove Illinois man was arrested at Salt Lake City airport after an apparent hijacking attempt on American Airlines Flight 47 from Toronto via Chicago to San Francisco. He displayed a plastic gun and carried a small knife while passengers and four airline employees subdued him. Federal charges of air piracy were approved.
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Salt Lake City
Chicago
Salt Lake International Airport
FBI
American Airlines
San Francisco
Russell P. Calame
Calame
Coleman
Marine Pfc
Paul Stendahl
Stendahl
S.S. Atty
Nelson Day
Wood in House New York
The American Wood Council reports the average American house contains 1,800 cubic feet of timber in lumber plywood hardboard and other wood products.
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New York
UPI
The
American Wood Council
Hooked Gls Hold Hospital Floor
A group of 18 servicemen from Vietnam era seized the second floor of David Grant Medical Center at Travis Air Force Base California. They demanded release from the hospital separate from the service civilian medical care and amnesty for all military drug users. Three former Vietnam veterans joined the group and said they returned Saturday and would be kept at the base until Wednesday.
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Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Vietnam
Army
Mike Oliver
Oliver
David Grant Medical Center
Travis
San Francisco
Brandt Faces Domestic Scrutiny After Nobel Win
Willy Brandt, awarded the 1971 Nobel Peace Prize, faces continued parliamentary challenges as his six vote majority in the Bundestag tests his position. He downplays the prize’s impact, saying it offers encouragement but should not dominate domestic politics. Opposition targets his treaties with the Soviet Union and Poland and Germany’s postwar territorial losses.
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Brandt
Bundestag
Willy Brandt
Soviet Union
Poland
Germany
Walter Newlin dies longtime Casey teacher and farmer
Walter A. Newlin, 80, of 207 E Adams Sr Casey Ill, a retired agriculture teacher at Casey High School from 1920 to 1948 and World War I veteran, died Sunday. Services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Markwell Funeral Home with Rev. Harvey Dibrell officiating. Survived by widow Gladys a daughter Charlotte Grable Casey two sons Robert Pagosa Springs Colo Allen Paris Ill and sister Alice Newlin Annapolis Md burial in Casey Washing Cemetery. Friends may call.
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Casey, Ill
Margaret Ramsey
Washington St
St. Anthony Hospital
Effingham
Ill
Markwell Funeral Home
Harvey Dibrell
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Casey
Walter A. Newlin
E. Adams Sr
Markwell
Newlin
Casey High School
Casey Rotary Club
Eaton Masonic Lodge
Casey United Methodist Church
Illinois Agriculture Association
Illinois Agriculture
University of Illinois
Gladys
Charlotte Grable
Robert
Pagosa Springs
Colo
Allen
Paris
Alice Newlin
Annapolis
Casey-Washing Cemetery
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Kevin Stout
United Memorial Methodist Church
Oakland City Ces
Terre Haute Womans Department Club
Daughters of the Nile
Senior Citizens
Wabash Valley Genealogical Society
DeBaun Funeral Home
Willard Doyle
Mrs. Rose Oates
Rose Oates
21St St
Calvary Baptist Church
Morris Blade
Grandview Cemetery
Russell Funeral Home
James
Lucille Jackson
Betty L. Harris
Pompano Beach
Fla
Gillis Memory Chapel
Mrs. Mable C. Norton
Mable C. Norton
Methodist
Edna _ Ross
Nevada
Charlotte Schreiner
Ruth Bender
Phoenix
Ariz
Marion C
Kingman
David A
United Federated Church
Marshall
Jordan Funeral Home
Ruth Crum
Kansas
Mattoon Manner
Mattoon
Mercedes Shots
Sandra Smith
Beverly Crum
Delbert Bell
John Bell
Stella Rodgers
Sutton and Son Funeral Home
Fairview Cemetery
Raymond Johnson
Joann Beck
Leroy
Norman Marvin
Rick
Paul
Elsie Sweet
Greencastle
Charles Johnson
Melvin Leegen Nolan
Roy R. Jordon
Oaktown
Ona
Jack
Huntington Park
Ralph Kirchoff
Vincennes
Ralph Catchall
Lewis Jr
Goshen
Vertess Peak
Liberty Ave
Thomas
Lena Nolan
Lynn
Cheryl
Debbie
Eporia
Eveart
Johnie
Dora I. Talbot
Harold Ray Price
Lafayette Ave
Nellie Linnabury
Jesse Debord
Willard J. Doyle
Roselawn
Ida Curriis
Princeton
Karen Sue Williams
Wichita
Kan
Bedino Peace Chapel
C. G. McCrocklin
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Elizabeth A. Boyll
Woodsmall Road
DeBaun
Dean Ferguson
Hull Cemetery
Friends May Gall
Lloyd George Ward
Clinton Road
Brazil
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Prairie City United Methodist Church
Victor
Denise
Preston Price
Irene Talbot
RR 4
Rentschler
Centerpoint
Thomas Stapp
Summit Lawn Cemetery
Jesse C. Gum
Rosedale
Jesse C. Gunn
Katherine
Fred
Mitchell
Barbara Chambers
Clinton
Harry
Ethel Mieldazis
Bill Mieldazis
Cottrell
Robert Dpd. Osborn
Robinson, Ill
Robert D. Osborn
Auburn
Dorothy
Dale
Ann
Calumet City
Dale Blythe
Joyce Wagner
Buchanan
Robinson New Cemetery
Ralph T. Newlin
Robinson
Crawford Memorial Hospital
Eagleton-Newlin
Sherry
Doris’ E. Robinson
Pulliam Funeral Home
Paul Baker
Mrs
Juanita Mitchell Peters
Charles L. Blundell JR
Margaret A
James A
Shawnee
Okla
Charles R
Wilton
Conn
Edna Dunn
Laura Blundell
Dyer
Moore Funeral Home
Rev
T. M. Ryan
St. Mary's Cemetery
Nancy Elizabeth Cotter
Clay City
Schoppenhorst Funeral Home
Edgar Walls
John Bond
Beech Cemetery
Ethel Mills
Huntsville
Ala
Schoppenhorst
Lavern Skinner
Ashboro Cemetery
Ashboro
Mrs. Leota Raley
Sullivan
Leota Raley
W. Beech Sr
Alexander Funeral Home
Willis Ross
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Nora E. Hillenburg
Magnolia Drive
Lawson
Victor I. Cakley
Cottage Hill Cemetery
Cuba Aileen Pruett
Butler Funeral Home
Rockville
Moore Cemetery
Paul Keller
Catlin
Tudor Funeral Home
David Terrell
Bloomingdale Cemetery
Cage
Loree
Cunningham
Thrift Box
Cen
Cuca
Sudserv
Lafayette
N.E. Corner
Wabash
S. 7Th
7Th
Hulman
Price
Pope
Aeu
Thorities
Missionary Fund of the
World Gospel Church
Gardendale Road
Viquesney
Indiana
Walter Newlin
Merrill-Merrill
Ball-Porter Funeral Home
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