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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1975
Page
2
Obituaries and funeral notices for Catherine Maloney 80 in Meadows Manor East and others across Indiana. Names include Florence Fasig Dengler 73 of 2200 Garfield Ave, Violet Snyder 87, Grace Paddock 89, Arthur Brownie Brown 68, H Vern Crow 82, Cecil Culp 57, Nellie M Ayers 88, Ada Hemminghous 88, plus service times, locations, and burial details across Rockville Shelburn Robinson Clinton Casey and nearby towns.
Dr. Sara King Harvey former Indiana State University English professor died Monday at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis Services set for Friday 2 p.m. at Flanner Buchanan Broad Ripple Burial in South Cemetery Danville She taught at ISU 1921 1956 earned ISU BA University of Chicago MA and PhD Oxford studied Indiana State Distinguished Alumni 1972 Survived by son William and sister Ruth Hall Indianapolis She was member of AAUW DAR Indianapolis Women’s Dept Club Riley Hospital Cheer Guild and Christian Church in Danville.
The Fort Harrison Baptist Church marks 82 years since its 1896 origins as Tabernacle Baptist Church. Open house Sunday will invite former members and former Fort Harrison School students to tour the building with light refreshments. Rev. Lawrence Manzer of Walled Lake Michigan will speak at the anniversary services.
Ingram served in the U S Army field artillery during the Korean War before joining Terre Haute First National Bank in January 1971 He is married and has one daughter
Pagophagia is described as the practice of eating a tray of ice daily for two months to help offset iron deficiency.
In Mexico City Foxy the 14 year old fighting bull dies after a third bout with Armillita. Reprieved twice earlier Foxy again faced danger, earned praise, and was then slain when the ring officials refused further clemency.
Aswan Egypt Philae Island salvage project moves from dismantling to reconstruction on Agilika Island with Condotte Mazzi Estero of Italy handling the reassembly. UNESCO funds about two thirds of an estimated 16 to 19 million dollar five year effort involving 60 000 blocks and Nubian workers.
William H. Jarvis 3rd District Terre Haute councilman who won renomination on the Democratic ticket spent 425.32 on his campaign. He filed the expense report Wednesday with Deputy County Clerk Adele Hecksberg.
Betty Ford may travel to Mexico City for the June 19 to July 2 International Women's Year Conference. An aide says she is urged to deliver the U S main address and her attendance could ease concerns over the delegation head.
Fred A Karnes aged 65, a longtime Hearst Magazines sales executive, died Sunday from cancer in Burlingame California. Karnes had a notable career shaping magazine sales and business strategy.
James Arnett 57 of Tabertown Road Terre Haute a longtime local businessman died at 6 20 am Tuesday in Union Hospital Funeral services are set for 1 30 pm Friday at Gillis Memory Chapel with Rev Eugene W Etheridge officiating Burial will be in Highland Lawn Cemetery Friends may call after 2 pm Thursday Arnett owned One Hour Martinizing on Eighth Street and Wabash Avenue Jim s Tax Shop in the K Mart Plaza and a cleaning business in Mattoon Illinois He began cleaning in Evansville in 1953 moved to Terre Haute in 1955 A World War II veteran he held Kentucky Colonel honors and belonged to several clubs and fraternal groups including the Terre Haute Elks County Club Riley Masonic Lodge Scottish Rite Valley of Terre Haute Zorah Shrine Royal Order of Jesters Sycamore Club and Rotary International Surviving are his widow Adeline a son James Jr a daughter Mrs Jamie Smock and Mrs Karen De Loach a brother Lehman of Springfield Ohio two grandsons and a granddaughter
Sen Frank Church calls the Rockefeller report limited and presses for specific prohibitions with penalties. Sen John Tower defends Ford on CIA involvement in alleged assassination plots. Sen Dick Clark supports a joint congressional oversight panel but laments incomplete pursuit. Rep Bella Abzug says recommendations fall short of regulating future CIA activities.
UCLA chancellor Charles Young was charged with misdemeanor drunken driving after his car crashed into a tree near campus. He is hospitalized with a broken jaw and a hit-run charge was dropped for lack of evidence. no arraignment date is set until release. Chief Deputy District Attorney John Howard also faces misdemeanor drunken driving and hit-run charges after his car collided with another vehicle.
Walter S. Rawley 77 of 207 N Walnut St Brazil died at Clay County Health Center at 12 30 pm Tuesday. He helped organize the Indiana State Police in 1935 and retired in 1953. He later served as guard captain at Indiana State Farm Putnamville and Clay County probation officer until 1966. He was a member of Centennial Masonic Lodge No 541 and the Brazil Elks. Funeral at Miller and Sons Friday at 2 pm with Rev Reed Stewart officiating. Burial Cottage Hill Cemetery. State Police pallbearers will form honor guard. Friends may call Thursday 4 to 9 pm with Elks memorial at 8 pm.
Senator Birch Bayh vows to block a DH EWs Office for Civil Rights rule announced June 4 that would bar investigations of individual complaints. He says the change would undermine Title IV education amendments and key anti discrimination laws.
Funeral services for Harry C. Wible will be at 1 p.m. Friday at Hulman Street Wesleyan Church with Rev. Russell Wooten officiating. Burial in Roselawn Memorial Park. He died at 78 and was a retired Milwaukee Railroad locomotive engineer. He was a church member and survived by Esther, Darrell E. Wible, Mary Lou Scamihorn, a sister Zilpah Crume, and three grandchildren.
Marion Denman Frankfurter, widow of Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter, died Sunday at age 84. She was married to Frankfurter in 1919, and he retired in 1962 after 23 years on the bench and died in 1965.
Ronald Edward Hinkle, 25, of West Terre Haute, died after a ladder he used touched power lines while painting a windmill on a farm east of Mt. Pleasant. John Dickerson of RR 16 West Terre Haute was treated and released. Hinkle’s funeral is set for Friday at Bedino Chapel of the Valley. burial at Bethesda Memorial Park. He leaves two daughters Rosie and Rita and two sons Darin and Ronald, plus parents, four brothers and two sisters.
A class action suit filed in U.S. District Court seeks to force Indianapolis officials to hire Negro policemen in proportion to their share of the city's population. Defendants include Mayor Richard G. Lugar Public Safety Director Murrill M. Lowry and Police Chief Kenneth B. Hale. The suit asks federal funds be cutoff until nondiscrimination requirements are met.
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