Deaths and Services in Indiana Illinois and Ohio Notices
Obituaries from several Indiana Illinois and Ohio towns list deaths of Mrs Clydia Elizabeth Suther land 79 Adie Wood 53 and many others with survivors and funeral arrangements. Services are planned at Patrick J Ryan Callahan Buchanan Moore and other local funeral homes with burial at Highland Lawn Cemetery Robinson New Cemetery Lebanon and Roselawn Memorial Park among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clydia Elizabeth Sutherland
Terre Haute
Ada
Okla
Daugther
Harold Chrysler
Harold
Dallas
Tex
Roy
Jack
Saigon
Vietnam
Mary Jackson
Stockton
Calif
Patrick J. Ryan
Adrie
Wood
Poplar St
St. Anthony Hospital
William L
Richard C
Karel FE
Hollywood
Fla
Edward
Saginaw
Mich
Halbert
Battle Creek
Velma Durham
Melrose Park
Virgil Romans
Highland Lawn Cemetery
U.S. Army
Nellie Siverly
Bertha Kammacher
Nola Kammacher
Marshall
Nina Harris
Fort Wayne
Ind
Aaron
Ray
Moore Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs Frances Eppert held in Brazil
Mrs Frances Eppert 80 of Knightsville died Wednesday. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Miller and Sons Funeral Home with Rev Lester L Knopfmier officiating. Burial in Summit Lawn Cemetery. The obituary notes another notice for Mrs Thelma P Dengg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Voges
Deming
Callahan Funeral Home
Donald Schedler
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Jasonville
Ind
Rosa Wollman
Midland
Glenburn
Lebanon Cemetery
Brazil
Frances
Terre Haute Tribune
Miller and Sons
Summit Lawn Cemetery
Jack Masters
Missouri Educator Earns Doctorate Nine Days After Diploma
W Francis English longtime dean of the University of Missouri College of Arts and Sciences received an honorary doctorate from Westminster College nine days after being awarded his high school diploma. He earned 15 high school units in three years, enough for college admission but not a diploma, and spoke at North Callaway High School commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Mo
W. Francis English
English
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Missouri
North Callaway High School
Westminster College
Rites Planned for Local Residents in Recent Deaths
The notices report the deaths of Martin M Dalrymple 70 at 404 W Madison Ave Chrisman Ill. Joseph Vaira 55 New Goshen Ind. and Indiana State Police Sgt George Campbell with services set in Brazil Indiana. Burial in Hope Cemetery Roselawn Memorial Park Centerpoint Cemetery. Services and calling hours listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Goshen
Ind
Joseph Vaira
Bedino Chapel of the Valley
West Terre Haute
C. FE. Rowland
Roselawn Memorial Park
Terre Haute
Brazil
Indiana
George Campbell
Lawson Funeral Home
Centerpoint
Indiana Wisconsin judgeships tied to Bayh nominations
Bayh doubts continued vacancies on the Court of Appeals. Indiana and Wisconsin judgeships await nominations. The President has filled two vacancies but left two unfilled and no nomination has been made for the Chaney seat.
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Court of Appeals
Indiana
Wisconsin
Chaney
Appellate reversal over $60,000 Barnett damage award
Indiana Appellate Court reversed Sullivan Circuit Court which had awarded $60,000 to the estate of William K. Barnett killed in a 1955 traffic accident. The case remanded for further handling after ruling on pre trial deposition of a passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Sullivan Circuit Court
Sullivan Court
Eva Fay Barnett
William K. Barnett
Vigo Co-Operative Milk Marketing Co
Meredith Glenn Lee
Barnett
Lee
Scotty Nisbet Former State Trooper Dies at 64
Scotty Nisbet 64 of 1300 S 25th St a former Indiana State Trooper died at 12 40 a.m. Friday at St Anthony Hospital He worked 18 years for Allen and Steen Acceptance Co and served as Clinton Township trustee for eight years He belonged to United Presbyterian Church Clinton and held Masonic roles Survivors include widow Eldonna two stepdaughters mother sister and brother plus eight grandchildren Funeral services 1 p m Monday at Thomas Funeral Home burial in Roselawn Cemetery Masonic memorials 7 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Scotty) Nisbet
S. 25Th St
Indiana
St. Anthony Hospital
Nisbet
Allen and Steen Acceptance Co
Clinton Twp
Vermillion County
United Presbyterian Church of
Clinton
Jerusalem Lodge
F&am
Vermillion Lodge
R.A.M
Knights Templar
Eldonna
Kay Oldham
Bowie
Tex
Judith McNeil
Terre Haute
Isabelle Nisbet
Sarah McGill
Samuel Nisbet Jr
Decatur
Ill
U S Spain Reach Two Year Renewal of Base Pact
Washington reports the United States and Spain will sign a two year renewal of their long term military base agreement. The pact ends eighteen months of bargaining with Capitol Hill opposition and sets a two year term retroactive to last September. The United States will provide 50 million dollars in military aid.
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Washington
United States
Spain
Capitol Hill
Viet Cong assault blunted in Tay Ninh City area
U S Marines report the largest spring and summer campaign assault near Tay Ninh. About 403 enemy killed in battles around Tay Ninh City, with U S tanks bombers helicopters and AP Cs aid. Civilians fled as village fighting left several homes destroyed and casualties on both sides.
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101St Airborne
Tay Ninh
U.S
South Vietnam
Saigon
25Th Division
Tay Ninh City
Cao Dai
Associated Press
Willis Johnson
Johnson
Phu Khuong
U.S. 25Th Division
Local Soldier Wins Silver Star in Vietnam
Mr and Mrs Clarence Alkire of 2034 N 642 St announce their son Army Specialist Four Gary L Alkire earned the Silver Star May 23 in Vietnam. He is a rifleman in Company C 2nd Battalion 25th Infantry Division 22nd Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Alkire
Gary L. Alkire
Vietnam
Alkire
25Th Infantry Division
22Nd Infantry
Rider Ted Edgar Refuses Apology Over Horse Slur
UPI reports rider Ted Edgar called his horse a big idie bastard on a TV show. The British Show Jumping Association initially demanded an apology but Edgar refused. The association later withdrew the demand, saying every show jumper has at some time delivered some oath to his horse.
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London
UPI
Ted Edgar
British
Edgar
Three youths fined and jailed for Great Scot disturbance
Michael Curtis 20 of 1453 South 1th Street Robert Roach 18 and Ronald Freeman 18 of 629 North 6th Street faced City Court action Friday. Curtis received 30 for intoxication 45 for indecency and 70 plus 90 days at the Indiana State Farm for assault on an officer. Roach paid 30 and 10 days Vigo County Jail while Freeman got a like sentence. The charges stemmed from a 1:30 a.m. disturbance at the Great Scot Supermarket where Curtis attacked an officer with a homemade blackjack after resisting police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Curtis
S. 1Th St
Robert Roach
N. 6Th St
Ronald Freeman
Curtis
Roach
Freeman
Indiana State Farm
Vigo County
Great Scot
13Th and Locust
City Hall
Paul Messick
Clifford Statement Shocks Hanoi After Troop Withdrawal Call
North Vietnam radio reports former Defense Secretary Clark Clifford urging removal of 250 000 U S troops from Vietnam by 1970. It cites Senate leaders Fulbright Gore Kennedy Mansfield and McGovern and Harriman as supporters, saying the broadcasts prove deep American opposition to the war.
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Hong Kong
North Vietnam
Defense
Clark Clifford
Vietnam
Radio Hanoi
Clifford
Nixon
Senate
Fulbright
Gore
Kennedy
Mansfield
McGovern
Paris
Harriman
Winters Sues Bottorff and Weber for Damages in Terre Haute Crash
Guy Winters of Rosedale sues Stephen Bottorff of Clarksville and Jack Weber of Evansville in Vigo Superior Court seeking 400 for damages to his car from a two car collision on December 2 1987 at 5th and Locust Streets Terre Haute.
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Guy Winters
Rosedale
Stephen Bottorff
Clarksville
Jack Weber
Evansville
Brazil
Wallace H. Grosbach
Vigo Superior Court
5Th and Locusts Sts
Terre Haute
Five Day Weather Outlook for Indiana and Illinois
Indiana forecasts show highs of 82 to 89 and lows around 60 to 67 with cooler conditions Saturday and a lift around Monday or Tuesday, then cooler again by Wednesday. Precipitation totals from half to three quarters of an inch, mainly Saturday in the south and again Monday or Tuesday across most of the state. Illinois temperatures run 5 to 10 degrees below normal with highs 86 to 92 and lows 63 to 70, cool Saturday and gradual warming next week, with rain showers midweek totaling about half to one inch.
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Indiana
Illinois
Mercury
Evansville
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Air Traffic Returns to Normal After Controller Action
FAA and PATCO reported resumption of normal operations after a protest-led slowdown. Absentee rates at Islip and Chicago rose above usual, with delays at New York area airports and several hundred flights canceled before staffing and conditions were addressed.
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Air Traffic Control Center
Chicago
New York
Bailey
FAA
John H. Shaffer
Shaffer
PATCO
Islip
N.Y
Federal Aviation
Indiana Allocation Reliability For FY 1969 Briefly Questioned
Senator Bayh reported a letter of credit only covered June 1969 and not the full next fiscal year. OE officials said June 1969 LC was re-established and Indiana’s $6.3 million FY 1969 funds depend on later expenditure submissions. Wells could not guarantee full distribution by July.
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Brademas
Office of Education
Indiana
Wells
Power blackout hits Utah Power office in Salt Lake City
AP reports a brief outage at the main Utah Power and Light Co. office in Salt Lake City left employees in darkness. A spokesman admitted uncertainty about the cause and joked about unpaid bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah Power and Light Co
Cool Weather Shrinks Heat Across Indiana
Cooler air spreads from the north into Indiana with highs ranging from 68 to 87 across regions. Overnight lows fall to the 45 to 62 range as the five day outlook projects temperatures about six degrees below normal through midweek.
Continuances Granted in Circuit Cases
Two arraignments were postponed again as defense motions stalled proceedings. Judge H Ralph Johnston set upcoming dates for Lewis and Crichfield related motions with Crichfield remaining free on bond and Kalady’s theft charge dismissed due to concurrent imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ralph Johnston
Frank M. Lewis
Liberty Ave
Robert H. Brown
Brown
Lewis
Modern Welding & Boiler Works
N. Fruitridge Ave
Marion County Sheriff's Deputies
Indianapolis
Michael Kearns
Wilford Harrison Crichfield
9Th St
Crichfield
Crichfield Drug Corp
Bush Lane
Kearn
Kearns
Johnston
Joseph Kalady
Illinois
The Faintest Naked Eye Star Distance given as 5000 Light Years
A recent estimate places the dimmest star visible without aid about five thousand light years from Earth. This measurement informs astronomers about stellar brightness limits and galactic reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Queen's Day Proves Successful At Mt Olive Event
Willing Workers Club of Mt Olive Baptist Church thanks Dots Record Shop Gladys Evinger Doc Jones Pharmacy A Goldstandt Feerer Christine Smith Meis Schultz and Co Roots K Mart Stores D A Hoover and Llewellyn Marathon Station for support in Queen's Day effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Club of
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Dots Record Shop
Gladys Evinger
Doc Jones Pharmacy
A. Goldstandt Feerer
Christine Smith
Meis, Schultz and Co
Roots
K-Mart
D. A. Hoover
Llewellyn Marathon Station
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Clydia Elizabeth Sutherland
Anna Reta O'Keefe
Church of Immaculate Conception
St. Mary of-the-Woods
Cemeter
Adriel L, Wood
Mrs. Myrtle May Paught
Robinson, al
Myrtle May Faught
Howard St
Buchanan
Robinson New Cemetery
Friends
West United Church of Christ
Porterville
Order of Eastern Star
Glenn
Frances Snyder
Elsin
Iil
Ola Burcham
Robinson
Kenneth Burcham
Lyle
Don
Cecil
Floyd Burcham
Darrell
Calgary
Canada
Lawrence McAlister
Catin
Rockville
G. Ann Kannmacher
Marshall, Ill
Washington, D.C
Detroit
Rosa Wollam
John H. Dennis
John HH. Dennis
Crawford Memorial Hospital
Florence
Judy Brannon
Tuscola
John Jr
Joy C
Wilma Taylor
St. Louis
Norma Lance
Salem
Pulliam Funeral Home
John Conover
Oak Grove Cemetery
Robert Glenn Chamblin
Minocqua
Wis
Emeline
Russell
Lincoln
Neb
James
Margaret Ethridge
West Palm Beach
Chester O'Neal
Murray Lofton
Shelburn
Clay County Hospital
Albert
Sullivan
McHugh, Funeral Home
Tom Osman
New Harmony Cemetery
Mrs. Frances
Grandma’ Eppert
Mrs
Thelma P. Dengg
Chrisman
Martin M. Dalrymple
Madison Ave
Paris. N
Sgt
Cowan Bros. & Payne
North 21St & Spruce
Miter Seear Heng Phy, Sharified Personal Service Treassents Oe
David.r. Bronson, Inc
Ohio Blvd
Bayh
Navy
Sullivan County
Scotty Nisbet
U.S. Weather Bureau
East Coast
South
Midwest
Rocky Mountain States
THE
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
New Orleans
Okla City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptind, Me
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Winnipeg
Senator Bayh
Frank
Wabash Ave
Monthrn
P.M
United Press International
Fred A. Moss
S. 5Th St
Howard Waggoner
Emil Mantei
Farrington St
William J. Long
Lafayette Ave
Michael Curis
S. 11Th St
6Th St
Robert Jones
Kenneth R. Price
S. 14Th St
Euletta J. Tabor
4Th St
Donald J. Carpenter
Carslisle Rd
Max R. Brown
S. 16Th St
Michael P. Keller
Lester E. Jackson JR
Seelyville
Richard B. Stultz
RR 2
William R. Parks
Billy G. Carpenter
Ralph
Helen
Clark
Ralph Clark
Terre Haute Business College
Indiana Business College of
Ronald W. Bevington
Malooley’s
Saratoga
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