Deaths and services in Terre Haute area obituaries
Death notices list Rev Earl E Heimburger 84 former Liberty Avenue Methodist Church pastor who died in Lafayette Indiana with 50 years in ministry and several children and grandchildren. Also tributes for Nelson Brock Mary Owen James Lawler Riley Noble Estelle Mills Peter Burt Mable Sebastian and Dr Earl Shields with funeral details and cemeteries at Roselawn Highland Lawn Grandview and other local sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl E. Heimburger
Liberty Avenue Methodist Church
Home Hospital
Lafayette
Ind
Lindon
Fulton County
Octagonal Masonic Lodge
High Twelve
Knights Templar
Exchange Club
Tippecanoe County
Earl Working
Holland, Mich
Jack Johnson
Man on motorcycle unharmed after ditching near 7th and Poplar
James Devine, 21, of 1538 Barbour Ave, rode a motorcycle Tuesday when he hit chuckholes at 7th and Poplar. He was flipped from the bike but walked away, rode to St Anthony Hospital with an ambulance following, and was treated and released. Funeral notices follow for several local residents, including Marjorie Johnston and John Huff, with services planned in Linton, Martinsville, and Sullivan areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Devine
Barbour Ave
7Th and Poplar Sts
Devine
St. Anthony Hospital
Catches Up Los Angeles Doctorates for Father and Son
Irving Keith Martin, once a Cen tralia teacher, and his son Bryant will each receive doctorates at the University of Southern California with the father earning a doctorate of education and the son a law doctorate. Also includes notices of obituaries and funeral arrangements for several individuals across Brazil and Robinson, Indiana, with details on services and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
Centralia
Ill
Irving Keith Martin
Bryant
University of Southern California
Martin
Obituary notices for Charles Ross and Cecil May Rouse
Charles Ross of Little Rock Arkansas stepson Richard Loden of Camp Campbell Kentucky and sister Velma Gregg of Rosdale survived by five grandchildren. Services at 2 p.m. Thursday at Butler Funeral Home burial in Roselawn Memorial Park. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Wednesday. Cecil May Rouse 46 formerly of Sullivan died Monday night in Evansville hospital after extended illness. Surviving are two brothers William Rouse Clarksville Tennessee Theodore Sullivan two sisters Blanche Whitfield and Ellen Russell and aunt Mayme Shelton. Body returned to Tennis Funeral Home with funeral arrangements pending burial Lewis Cemetery near Carlisle Reverend Milburn Whitfield will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Ore
Congress Street Methodist Church
Lafayette
Grass Creek
Ind
Soller-Baker
Irma May Kloer
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Philip Stone
Thomas Funeral Home
Gladys Giffel
Gertrude Canin
Helen Kelly
Evansville
Doyne Bishard
Des Moines
Iowa
Carl Shea
Indianapes
Joe Shea
Pittsburgh
Nelson Brock
Thomas
Roselawn Memorial Park
Allan Harlan
Betty
Beth
Gregg
Nobel
Joseph
Detroit
Mich
Unnapee
Charles C. All
New Goshen
Bedino Chapel of the Valley
Dean E. Ferguson
Conley Roland
Cleo
Mary M. Owen
Washington, D.C
Gillis Memory Chapel
W. 34Th St
Martha
Fenton
James
Jacob
Dean Joyal
Roxie Lawler
John
U.S. Air Force
Okinawa
Conkle Funeral Home
Speedway
Washington Park East
Riley A. Noble
Chestnut St
St. Anthony Hospital
Callahan Funeral Home
William E. Hughes
Grandview Cemetery
Callahan Chapel
Lawton-Byrum
VFW
Lurley
Ruth Reesy
Ruby Wright
Ruth Reese
Vista Glover
Connersville
Lawton-Byrum Post
Estelle Mills
N. 21St St
Freewill Baphist Church
Morris Blade
Bell and Bracken Funeral Home
American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 340
CES Chapter No. 6
Herndon G
Cook
Sycamore St
the Cross Funeral Home
Charles Flory
Ball-Porter Funeral Home
DeBaun Funeral Home
Marjorie
Madge) Johnston
Logansport
Walter
Sturgis
Florence Fox
Miami
Fla
Margaret Johnston
North Vernon
Lena Griffith
Linton
John Emery Huff
G. St. NE
St. Petersburg
First Baptist Church of
UMWA
Eiffell
William O. Duane
William Fisher
Noblesville
Norman R
Leesburg
Royden
Fairviews Cemetery
Rosedale
Paul D. Hunt
Martinsville
Doris
Paul Jr
Martinsiville
Brian Lee
David Allen
Dicke
Barbara
Elizabeth
Helen Montgomery
Rockville
Dorothy Pittman
Rosemead
Calif
Ruth Vital
Fairbanks
Joe E. Wonder
Sullivan
Ben Merold
Center Ridge Cemetery
Newport
Audrey Fultz
Lakeview Hospital
Danville
Ill
Newport American Legion Post
Cayuga
Margaret Jo Maskel
Georgetown
Doyne Craig
Pearl Shallenbarger
Watson Funeral Home
Ned Bell
Newport Cemetery
Friends
Clinton
Ethel Roberts
David Bonner
Edward Beaty
Atherton
Nolan C. Mason
Carlisle
Mary Sherman Hospital
Estelle
Sherry Mason
Bloomington
Larry
David
Gary
Herman
Shelburn
Alfred
Tucson
Ariz
Monna Hoesman
Eva Ridge
Brazil
Sarah E. Burk
W. Logan Sr
Lawson
A. L. Emmert
St. John’s Cemetery
Florence L. Pratt Robinson
Florence L. Pratt
New Robinson Cemetery
Ottis Aggert
Pulliam Funeral Home
Charles Ross
Little Rock
Ark
Richard Loden
Camp Campbell
Velma Gregg
Butler Funeral Home
Cecil May Rouse
William Rouse
Clarksville
Tenn
Theodore
Blanche Whitfield
Ellen Russell
Mayme Shelton
Livan
Tennis Funeral
Lewis Cemetery
Milburn Whitfield
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James F. Lawler
The
Tribune-Star
Simday
Peter J. Burt
Arthur All
S. 9Th St
Phoenix
Esther
Mary Fields
Sunland
Mable V. Sebastian
Beech St
Bedino Peace Chapel
Donald Edwards
Earl Shields
S. 4Th St
Marjorie Johnston
Daisy
Garland
Wayne
Surrel
Farmersburg
Norval
Jess
Anderson
Bessie Shipman
Dugger
Lois Houghton Vogel
Walter Houghton
Jordan Funeral Home
William H. Hall
Vergie Scharaff
Formely
Dallas
Tex
Moore Funeral Home
Robert B. Stewart
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Greenecastle
Cirtus D. Force Linton
Cirtus D. Force
Ronald Force
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Dwight Osha
Willard Young
Anderson - Poindexter Memory Chapel
Daisy O. Burt
Walter E. Vaught
E. Park St
Union Hospital
Moore-Langen Printing Co
K of P Lodge
Liberty Baptist Church
Jessup
Anna
Myron Martin
Robert L. Hopewell
Indiana
Ohio St
Cowan Bros. & Payne Florists
North 21st_and
Spruce
Cunningham
IDS
Bonanza
Llewellyn
College
Wabash
Avril
BMC
Nelson Cotton Poplon
S. S. Kresge CO
Cecil
Lear
S. 12Th St
Lock-Ray
Laughrey
Your Hardware Department Store
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