Death notices sweep across several Indiana towns
Thomas Mulvihill 63 of 1456 Smith Street died after an attack at St Mary of the Woods Village and was employed by Pinkerton. Services at Callahan Funeral Home then St. Margaret Mary's Church with burial at Calvary Cemetery. Multiple other obituaries list Betty L. Call, Cora Jiles, Mevirean Miller, Harley Mace, Reba Kivell, Alta Luckenbill and Jennie Spencer among others with funeral details across Terre Haute Linton Rockville Brazil Clinton Fontanet and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mulvihill
Smith St
St. Anthony Hospital
St. Mary of-the-Woods Village
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Moose Lodge
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Carl
Marshall
James
Terre Haute
John
St. Mary-of-the-Woods Village
Callahan Funeral Home
Calvary Cemetery
Cora E. Jiles
Four Square Gospel Church
Mary Catherine Wood
Gillis Memory Chapel
Linton
Ind
Jennie Spencer
8Th St
First Christian Church
Order of the Eastern Star of Dagger
American Legion Axuiliary
Juanita Edmondson
Kokomo
Dorothy Dean
LaVern Martin
Indianapolis
Myrtle Hayes
Doshia Newberry
Elva Beeler
Orlando
Fla
Andersson-Poindexter Memory Chapel
Nola Yoder
Fairview Cemetery
Fontanet
Virgil G. Allen
Mattox Funeral Home
H. E. Howell
Westlawn Cemetery
Farmersburg
Weather Outlook for Indiana and Illinois
Temperatures run 2 to 4 degrees above normal with highs 78 to 86 and lows 57 to 65. Day-to-day changes are minimal and rainfall is expected at three quarters of an inch or more staying infrequent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Illinois
Edward Albee to Receive Honorary Degree at Emerson College
Playwright Edward Albee, who left Trinity College after his freshman year in 1946, will receive an honorary doctorate from Emerson College in Boston on Sunday. Albee won the Pulitzer Prize in drama this year for A Delicate Balance and is known for Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? which centers on university life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward Albee
Albee
Boston
Emerson College
Trinity College
Hartford
Plan Englehart Rites Saturday
Funeral services for Earl J. Englehart 58 of 113 Pleasant Ave will be held at 10 30 a m Saturday at the Schofield Cemetery. A coroner verdict is expected Friday on death after he was arrested and jailed for intoxication following an attack at a southside tavern. He died hours after being hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl J. Englehart
Pleasant Ave
St. Anthony Hospital
Thomas Funeral Home
Schofield Cemetery
Englehart
Vigo County
Southside
Bible School Sessions Announced for Young People
Miss Peg Reynolds, Bible School Superintendent at Eighth Avenue Baptist Church, announces sessions starting Monday June 12 each weekday until Friday June 23 from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. for Kindergarten through Junior High. Transportation available by calling the parsonage.
Tractor Upset Kills Rural Centerpoint Man in Indiana
Clarence Smith aged 63 of Centerpoint Indiana died after a tractor he was riding in overturned on State Road 46 near State Road 59. He was pinned under the tractor and suffered head and chest injuries. He died shortly after admission to Clay County Hospital. Survivors include Daisy his wife and seven daughters three sons three brothers and three sisters and 25 grandchildren. He worked for Arketex Ceramic Corp Plant No. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerpoint
Ind
Clarence Smith
RR 2
Arketex Ceramic Corp
Clay County
Smith
Daisy
Wilma Gore
Arlinia Graves
Jeanette Sherrick
Mary Campbell
Indianapolis
Daisy Marie Cross
Spencer
Betty Jean Terrell
Bowling Green
Carlene Kimberling
Danville
Eugene Jones
Plainfield
Carl Jones
Beech Grove
William Smith
Mont Smith
Ira Sietz
Nashville
Orville Smith
Columbus
Pearl Stanley
Raye Hindershot
Grace Lawson
Students to Serve Baptist Churches in Terre Haute
Dudley Hardy of Louisiana College and Marion Timberlson of Mississippi State College have arrived in Terre Haute for a summer program. They will work to cover expenses while aiding local Baptist churches with special music and youth programs, mainly at Dahlen Avenue Baptist Church and West Vigo Baptist Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Hardy
Louisana College
Marion Tumberlinson
Mississippi State College
Terre Haute
Dahlen Avenue
Dahlen Ave
West Vigo Baptist Chapel
U. S. 40
Thorpe Road
West Vigo
Summer Session Opens At Indiana State University
Registration for ISU summer session is Monday June 12 in the ISU Arena with 7 30 a m to 3 p m registration by last name. Classes start Tuesday at 7 30 a m and end July 18. Second session runs July 20 to August 23. About 700 courses first term and 500 second term. Special activities include two convocations featuring The Medleys piano team and duo-harpists Longstreth and Escosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State University
ISU
Longstreth and Escosa
Miami Beach considers 2 percent resort tax bill
The Florida House Commerce Committee approved a bill allowing Miami Beach to impose a two percent resort tax on motel rooms apartment houses rooming houses tourist and trailer camps and related sales including food and alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
UPI
Miami Beach
Florida House Commerce Committee
Chicago Police Adopt Checkered Hat Bands July 10
Police Supt. Orlando W. Wilson orders officers to wear checkered hat bands beginning July 10 to clearly distinguish legitimate officers from impersonators. He dismissed concerns as natural resistance to change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Orlando W. Wilson
Wilson
Lib ery Attack Victims Moved for Medical Aid and Repair
The Liberty met two U.S. destroyers and helicopters from the USS America after an Israeli attack. Fifteen sailors were in serious condition and 35 wounded will be moved to the America for care as the ship heads toward Suda Bay. Israel apologized for the strike and Pentagon officials provided details on the incident and the ship's damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Christian
U.S
Johnson
Levi Eshkol
Liberty
Mediterranean
Phil G. Goulding
Davis
Massey
Navy
America
Suda Bay
Greece
Goulding
Crete
Defense Department
6Th Fleet
Sinai Peninsula
Tel Aviv
Pentagon
Middle East
Terre Haute man electrocuted near Worthington on the job
Claude Sterling a 43 year old Terre Haute resident working for the New York Central Railroad was killed when a boom truck snagged high tension wires near a derailed car at Worthington. He had worked for the railroad since 1947 and was a veteran of World War II. Services set for 10:30 a.m. Monday at DeBaun Funeral Home with burial in Rose Lawn Memorial Park. He survived by his wife, mother, two brothers, and a sister. He held various veterans and fraternal affiliations. Service details and calling hours were announced.
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Terre Haute
Worthington
New York Central Railroad
Claude Sterling
RR 2
Youngstown
Sterling
Railroad
Brotherhood of Railroad
DeBaun
Homer Summitt
Roselawn Memorial Park
Virginia
Harry Sterling
Arthur
Herman Sterling
Betty Gessi
Elmira
N. Y
Kriefenstein American Legion
Ft. Harrison
Cardinal Ritter in Critical Condition This Friday
Cardinal Ritter 74 year old archbishop of St. Louis remained in critical condition at De Paul Hospital after two heart attacks since Monday. His sister Sister Mary Catherine and brother Dr Harry Ritter were at his bedside as physicians reported ongoing strain on his heart and rapid pulse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
DePaul Hospital
C.G. Vournas
Cardinal Ritter
Mary Catherine
Sisters of Charity
Bardstown
Harry Ritter
Louisville
Florida
John Cardinal Glennon
John XXIII
Pamela Frankau Dies at 59 in London
British novelist Pamela Frankau died after a short illness on Thursday in London. She was 59 and widely known for her literary works and contributions to British fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pamela Frankau
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Mrs. Betty
Betty L. Call
5Th St
Union Hospital
First Baptist Church
Horace Samuel
U.S. Navy
Edward Burks
Charleston
Albert Burks
U. S. Army
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Clarence Weems
Selina
Edgar Williams
Franklin
Joseph Lohman
Greensburg
Morris Dice
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Mevirean L. Miller
DeBaun Funeral Home
Grandview Cemetery
Harley E. Mace
Wabash Ave
Bert Clark
Elks Lodge
Mrs
Reba Kivell
3Rd Ave
Harry Allenang
G. P. Burdon
Alta Luckenbill
Cleveland Ave
Doris Boyd
Albert Mitchell
Jeanine Sylvia
Margaret All
West Terre Haute
Wichita
Kan
Robert
Robin
Richard
Ill
Stella Mae Nelson
Rockville
N. Erie St
The
Nazarene Church
Detta McCormick
Chicago Heights
Evelyn Scogin
Dorothy Layne
Hallandale
Clyde
Deward
Charles
East St. Louis
Iil
Butler Funeral Home
Arthur Hill
Memory Garden Cemetery
Miss Biddie Jane Branson
Brazil
Biddie Jane Branson
Chicago Ave
Parke County
Harmony
First
EUB
Josie Thompson
RA 3
Theresa Bramblett
Miller and Sons Funeral Home
Curtis William Gibson
Oak St
Riley Hospital
Billy Gibson
Christina
William Gibson
Donald Young
Eugene Cray
Mrs. Lucy Staats Stark
Clinton, Ind
Lucy Staats Stark
Rensselaer
Clinton
Colonial Nursing Home
Monmouth
Riverview
Clarence Edgar Peck
Fresno
Calif
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Terre Haute Home Improvement CO
Telex Corporation
Excelsior House
Atl Dept
Minneapolis, Minn
Weather Bureau
Shaya
Plateau
Oklahoma
Associated Press
High Low
Albany
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Mpls
St. P
Montreal
New Orleans
Okla City
Omaha
Philadel
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Pound, Me
Ptnd
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
Brateae Vena
Bon Ton Meadows
25Th and
Ohio Blvd
Bible School
Cowan Bros. & Payne Florists
T. H
Ritter
Mars
Mars Dry Cleaning
Niles Wise
BIG Boy
College Ave
Dick Cross
Cross Ashal Hun
N. 13Th St
MAC
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