Deaths fill Indiana communities with multiple obituaries
Numerous notices from Terre Haute to Martinsville report deaths of James W. Douglas 68 Union Hospital Bloomington. Arthur L. Gaston 77 Stuart Fla. infant David Andrew Berg. Charles F. Sanders 85 West Terre Haute. George Grubb 70 West Union. Doyne Mickey McKay 61 Terre Haute. Hester May Newman 65 Indianapolis. Pearl D Powell 75 Terre Haute. Ida Stigler 96 Brazil. Charles Stearley 83 Brazil. Walter A Jiggs Kirby 57 Marshall. Frank Coombes 83 Marshall. Charles A Harper 77 Terre Haute. William MacNarlan 69 Martinsville with services and burial details in local funeral homes and cemeteries.
T. E. Sternberg of Stran Steel Dies in Houston
Thomas E. Sternberg 63 senior vice president of Stran Steel Corp died in Houston Texas on June 1 of a heart attack Funeral services and burial were held in Houston with Bernard A Burdick and Mrs Burdick attending Sternberg had been vice president for production before becoming senior vice president in March He originated from Lexington Kentucky and joined Stran Steel in 1945 Survivors include his wife and other relatives
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Houston
Tex
Thomas E. Sternberg
Straw Steel Corp
Bernard A. Burdick
Terre Haute
Ind
Sternberg
Mrs. Vera Sternberg and Family Noted in Brief
Mrs. Vera Sternberg is mentioned along with her son Eddie Sternberg and two brothers in a concise obituary notice. The fragment names immediate family members and indicates a familial or memorial context.
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Vera Sternberg
Eddie Sternberg
Rites Thursday for Dr Anna Feerer
Funeral services for Dr. Anna G Feerer optometrist of 126 N 35th St will be at 10:00 a.m. Thursday at De Baun Funeral Home with Rabbi Bernard Cohen officiating Burial will be in Highland Lawn Cemetery She died at Union Hospital Tuesday Survivors include husband J Tom Feerer one son Joe three sisters Mrs Mary Ford Mrs Sarah Cole and Dr Sylvia Goldstandt and one brother Leonard G Goldstandt Friends may call after 6 p.m. Wednesday
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James W. Douglas
Park Ave
Union Hospital
Olive
Rosa B. Douglas
Bloomington
Russell
Chicago
Marion
Jo Ryan
Lucille Nikirk
Margaret Shirley
Thomas Funeral Home
R. C. Mowery
Owensburg
Ind
Arthur L. Gaston
Stuart
Fla
John
DeLane
Mary Horst
Memphis
Tenn
J. A. Gaston
Edinburgh
Texas
Mary E
W. J. Neighbors
W. W Hughes
Birmingham
Ala
Myrtis Richards
Winfield
DeBaun
Lowell Paulson
Johns Funeral Home
David Andrew Berg
David Berg
8Rd Ave
Callahan Funeral Home
Andrew R. Berg
West Terre Haute
Earl Smock
RR 3
Calvary Cemetery
Hester May Newman
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Bedino Peace Chapel
St. Joseph's Church
Bethesda Cemetery
Funeral
West Union
Ill
George Dewey Craig
Carp Lake
Mich
Elizabeth
Olen
Danville
William
Cheboygan
Gerald Shepherd
Rossville
Donald McHagland
Pontiac
Walnut Prairie
Prust-Hosch Funeral Home
H. J. Kemp
Brazil
Ida Stigler
Blaine St
Miller and Sons Funeral
Jack Masters
McCullough - Stigler
Worth W
Reece
Menlo Park
I Calif
Charles Stearley
S. Cass St
St. John’s
Rentschler
Centerpoint
Gerald Schuessler
St. John's Cemetery
Frank Coombes
Dunkel
Marshall
Charles
Dalton
Prust ‘Hoseh
Stanley Scenogle
Walnut Prairie Cemetery
Martinsville
William MacNarlan
Greenwell
Ethel
Norma McClellan
Bridgeport
Munster
Harold B McFarland
Calif
Anna G. Feerer
N. 35Th St
de Baun Funeral Home
Bernard Cohen
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Feerer
Order of Eastern Star Chapter
Kerman Caldron
J. Tom Feerer
Joe Feerer
Mary Ford
Sarah Cole
Sylvia Goldstandt
Leonard G. Goldstandt
Kokomo
Five Day Outlook Temperatures Vary Across Indiana and Illinois
Indiana and Illinois face cooler conditions with temperatures near normal in the east and 3 to 5 degrees below normal in the west Thursday through Monday. Normal highs range from the upper 70s to mid 80s and lows from the low 60s to mid 60s. Rainfall totals about three quarters of an inch in Indiana later this week, and from around one to one and a half inches in Illinois with showers or thunderstorms Thursday and again over the weekend.
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Indiana
Illinois
Chance of Showers Tonight and Thursday in Indiana
The Associated Press reports cloudy conditions with warmer weather and a chance of showers in Indiana tonight and Thursday. Rain chances are 20 percent tonight and 40 percent Thursday, with possible rainfall up to three quarters of an inch. Highs reach the 80s on Thursday, overnight lows in the 60s.
Wa bash Valley Art Club founder dies at 93
Dana Ind special report: Mrs Oakie Collier a noted local artist and founder of the Wa bash Valley Art Club died at 8 am Tuesday in Care Nursing Home Danville. A 93 year old Earlham College graduate she exhibited at Sheldon Swope Gallery Terre Haute and was active in Pen Women of Indiana and As You Like It Club. Funeral services Thursday at Overpeck Funeral Home with burial in Toronto Cemetery.
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Dana, Ind
Oakie Collier
Wabash Valley Art Club
Danville
Collier
Sheldon Swope
Terre Haute
Pen Women of Indiana
Earlham College
Dana Baptist Church
William H. Collier
Overpeck
Lewis Drengacs
Toronto Cemetery
Mother of 500 Festival Queen Dies in Indiana
Doris Jean Faires 41 of Greenwood, mother of Janet Faires the 1969 Indianapolis 500 Festival queen, died of cancer at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis after a four year illness. She was Evansville native and participated in festival events with her daughter on a limited basis. Artemus Ward was an early American humorist born Charles Farrar Browne.
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Greenwood
Ind
UPI
Doris Jean Faires
Janet Faires
Queen
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Artemus Ward
Charles Farrar Browne
Quashnocks Mark Service with Oath of Son and Anniversary
Col. Joseph Quashnock at the Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine administers the oath to his son James as a second lieutenant marking his 32nd year of service. The event also marks the second anniversary of 1st Lt Sue Quashnock's commissioning as a dietitian at Wilford Hall Air Force Hospital.
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San Antonio
Tex
Joseph Quashnock
Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine
James
Air Force
Sue Quashnock
Wilford Hall Air Force Hospital
Multiple Indiana crashes claim several lives across counties
A series of fatal crashes across Indiana left eight people dead and several others injured. Victims include Earl Browning, 37, and Ji-Hang Tsang, 28, in a U S 231 collision. John England, 24, and Virgil Adrian Jr., 40, in a tanker overpass crash on U S 50 near Lawrenceburg. Joseph Donnell, 8, in Crothersville. Joseph L. Piccione, 19, near Needham. Winona Stokley, 19, Evansville, and infant Meesha Clark in an Indiana Toll Road crash near Langrage.
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Wayne
U.S. 231
Walcott
Earl Browning
Madison
Ji-Hang Tsang
Provo
Utah
John A. England
Brownstown
Virgil Adrian Jr
Danville
Ohio
England
U.S. 50 I
Lawrenceburg
Joseph Donnell
Fred Donnell
Crothersville
Jackson
Joseph L. Piccione
Rt. 1
Needham
Johnson County
U.S. 41
Evansville
Winona J.stokley
Hit and run kills Louisville man near Indiana plant
Police said Wistar Breckenridge aged 46 of Louisville was struck by a hit-and-run vehicle while walking along Indiana 62 outside the Army Ammunition Plant. The victim died at the scene. Breckenridge parked his truck on the highway before the collision. Mrs Clark escaped injury and her husband, 25, was treated and released.
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Meesha Clark
Roddy Clark
St. Tigard
Ore
Indiana
Lagrange
Wistar Breckenridge
Louisville
Indiana 62
Army Ammunition Plant
Breckenridge
Man Arrested for Riding Horse While Intoxicated
In Thornton Colorado a 32 year old man was arrested after riding a horse while intoxicated. His erratic maneuvers blocked a busy highway causing a traffic jam.
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Thornton
Colo
Denver
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Heen Quinn
Zola Partin
Phoenix
Ariz
Armal Dwyer
Clifford Luther
Plainfield
Pearl Sims
C. E. Rowland
Bedine Chapel of the Valley
Roselawn Memorial Park
George Grubb
Home Packing Co
Gertrude
Dorothy Park
Prairie Creek
Margorie Kerr
Flushing
Lincoln
Edith Flynn
Doyne
Mickey
M’ray
Mickey’ McKay
Clinton Road
Martin Neese
William Penn Lodge No
Mrs. Hester May Newman
Pearl D. Powell
Sycamore St
Hickman and Son Funeral Home
Philip Stone
Bluff ‘Creek
Bargersville
Walter A
Kirby Marshall
Kirby
Marrs
Dean Sharp
Livingston Cemetery
American Legion Post No 90
Marshall Moose Lodge
Charles A. Harper
Miller and Sons
William M'Murlan
NSM
Df. Yruomas Funeral Home
Thomas Chapel
WBOW
U.S
Burral
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Boise
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Omaha
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Fairbanks
Richmond
Fort Worth
Louis
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San Diego
Jacksonville
Seattle
Juneau
Tampa
Washington
Kansas City
Los Angeles
T. E. Sternberg
Stran Steel
Anna Feerer
Weather Bureau
Fes
Mess Coats
Plaza North
WV Art Club
Putnam County
Fuil
Telex Corporation
Excelsior Boulevard
Dept. Minneapolis
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