Hazel Cook Marvel 87 Dies in Terre Haute Area
Hazel Cook Marvel 87 of 156 Dreiser Square died at 8 40 p m Sunday in St Anthony Hospital Burial set for 2 30 p m Wednesday at Bedino Peace Chapel with Rev Lester W Riggs officiating Burial in Highland Lawn Cemetery Friends may call after 2 p m Tuesday Survivors include three daughters Mrs Frances Hens levy Mrs Caroline Marcus and Kathryn Faston all of Terre Haute four sisters and several relatives Poor OCR cuts block full surnames and some locations
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Dreiser Square
St. Anthony Hospital
Bedino Peace Chapel
Lester W. Riggs
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Frances Henslevy
Caroline Marcus
Kathryn Faston
Terre Haute
Pearl Cr
Walter H. Fitzsimmons
Elm St
Union Hospital
Gillis Memory Chapel
S. 7Th St
Roselawn
Charleston
Richard Layman
Waynesville
Joseph Bilyou
Thomas
Clifford Price
George Price
Bedford
Ind
Chloe A. Petty
West Terre Haute
Bedino Chapel
Jack Ford
Bethesday Cemetery
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Mary Donnelly
James R
Lena Clark
Edith Greene
Abbie Bivens
Local Markets Hog Prices and Family Notice
Local markets report hog prices for 200 to 220 pound hogs at 41.00 to 41.25 dollars. Sons listed at 32.50 and down. The obituary mentions Thomas and four brothers Lex Eugene William of Sullivan and Cecil Carlisle plus two sisters Goldie Bedwell and Pearl Vaughn of Sullivan.
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Lex
Eugene
William
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Carlisle
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Dr W G Bartell Services Set In Michigan
Dr W G Bartell, 48, Indiana State University Lab School guidance director, died after being pronounced dead on arrival at Union Hospital. He earned a PhD from ISU in 1972 and was active in education associations. Survived by widow Patricia, two daughters Anne and Mrs Lynn Warner, a son David, his parents Roy and wife, and a brother Douglas. Burial in Surrey Township Cemetery, Farwell Michigan. Body to Callahan Funeral Home. Friends may call Tuesday afternoon.
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ISU
American Children Education Association
American Personnel Guidance Association
Patricia
Anne
Lynn Warner
Harrison
Mich
David
Clearwater
Fla
Roy Bartell
Lake Mich
Douglas
Michigan
Callahan Funeral Home
Coker Funeral Home
Farwell
Surrey Township
Indiana State University Laboratory School
Water G. Bartell
Mores Lane
Union Hospital
Bid Accepted On Fuel for Highway Dept
Vigo County Commission on Monday accepted a $58,933.50 bid from Terre Haute Oil Corp. to supply 1974 gasoline kerosene and diesel fuel. The breakdown covers 150000 gallons of gasoline at 35.5 cents, 500 gallons kerosene at 28.7 cents, and 20000 gallons diesel at 27.7 cents. No diesel tax. gasoline tax included. delivery after 4:30 p.m. or Saturday incurs extra charge.
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Terre Haute Oil Corp
Highway Department
Indiana
Skylab 3 crew finds pace satisfactory after sched shift
Houston reports planners on the ground eased the workload and the Skylab 3 team led by Gerald Carr Edward Gibson and William Poage now say they are on the right pace. Ground talks helped reduce pilot stress and improve efficiency and focus in flight.
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Harold O'Donnell 76 longtime Vermillion historian dies
Harold L. O'Donnell of Yeddo Ind a 76 year old electrical engineer and WWI veteran died at 7 15 p m Sunday at his home He authored History of Eugene Township and History of Vermillion Township Surviving niece Mrs Mary ODonnell Endicott and nephew Malcolm Porter Funeral set for 2 p m Wednesday at Cayuga Presbyterian Church with burial in Eugene Cemetery Friends may call after 2 p m Tuesday The body will be taken to the church an hour before services
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Jasonville
Terre Haute
Gillis Memory Chapel
Roselawn Memorial Park
Herbert
Claude
Gladys Woodard
Los Angeles
Calif
Shelburn
Ind
McHugh
Riley E. Greenwood
Union Hospital
Greenwood Brothers General
Masonic Lodge No
Shelburn Christian Church
Scottish Rite Valley of
Dorothy
William
Indianapolis
Florence Brooks
Marco
Myrtle Turpin
Rest Haven
Linton
Marco Methodist Church
Horace
Wayne
Doyle Newsom
Worthington
Jack Smith
Welch Cornett Funeral Home
Herschel Williams
Marco Cemetery
Cayuga, Ind
Harold L. O'Donnell
Yeddo, Ind
Allen-Bradley Electrical Engineering
Chicago
Rockford, Ill
Cayuga
Mary O'Donnell Endicott
Malcolm Porter
Miami
Fla
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Jacob Vellenga
Eugene
Young Becomes Detroit's First Black Mayor on Friday
Coleman A. Young was sworn in as Detroit's first Black mayor with few witnesses as the city charter requires officials elected in November to assume office promptly on January 1. He will take a public oath Wednesday, but called it ceremonial.
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Coleman A. Young
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Chicago Captures Pan American Intercollegiate Chess Title
University of Chicago won the Pan American Intercollegiate Chess Tournament led by Greg DeFatis, edging the University of Toronto on tiebreaks. Top players included Bill Orton, Dennis Boos, Mark Lonoff, and Vincent Livermore among 300 players from 73 teams. the event began September 26.
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University of Chicago
Greg DeFatis
University of Toronto
City College of New York
Harvard
Princeton
Temple
Carnegie-Mellon
Brooklyn College
Case-Western Reserve
Chicago University
Drake University
DeFotis
Bill Orton
Hendrix College
Dennis Boos
Florida State
Mark Lonoff
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Vincent Livermore
Israelis Vote as October War Fallout Shapes Ballot Choices
In Tel Aviv polls a young soldier urges turnout amid a Labor Likud clash. Voters weigh government preparedness and land disputes from the 1967 war, with Begin and Likud arguing fewer concessions and Labor promising peace and generosity. Election aims include 21 parties and proportional representation with results due midweek.
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Israel
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Labor
Shrine New Year's Eve Party to Proceed Despite Weather
The Zorah Shrine announces that its New Year's Eve party at the Zorah Temple will go on tonight despite adverse weather. Shrine officials confirmed the event will continue as planned with attendees urged to travel safely.
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Zorah Temple
Wilmington Mayor Fills Trash Truck Role Amid Strike
Wilmington Mayor Thomas Maloney donned trashmen gloves and joined a city garbage truck to clear refuse during a 10 day slowdown by workers protesting crew reductions from five to three. He noted the holiday buildup and posed a light remark about Michelob and Schafer bottles learned during the task.
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Wilmington
Del
UPI
Thomas Maloney
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