Sunday Close Injunction Lifted in Marion County
A special judge dissolved the restraining order on the 1905 Sunday closing law in Marion County after Oct 1961. Merchants sought a permanent injunction arguing unconstitutionality. the suit is described as over, but enforcement could resume if needed. Local officials defer to the prosecutor and police on enforcement and arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Marion County
George M. Ober
Robert A. Rose
Albert H. Losche
Noble Pearcy
Robert E. Reilly
Funeral services for G. Russell Targett in Indiana
Funeral services for G. Russell Targett 59 formerly of Brazil will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Moore and Son Funeral Home. The Rev. Samuel Carlton will officiate burial follows at Summit Lawn cemetery. Survived by widow Mary and mother Mrs. Jesse Targett, two grandchildren. Friends may call after 6 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
G. Russell Targett
Manistique
Mich
Moore and Son
Samuel Carlton
Summit Lawn Cemetery
Targett
Sparta
Mary
Jesse Targett
Targetts
Barber RIP: Frank Rip Rippy Dies At 57
Services for Frank Rip Rippy 57 of 2725 Jefferson street will be at Bedino Chapel Valley at 1 30 Sunday. He suffered an apparent heart attack at home around 7 15 Thursday and died at St Anthony Hospital. Survivors: sisters Amy Fields Lottie Gallion Frances Drake and brothers Olen Otto Guy. Burial in Barnhart cemetery. Visitation after 6 Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank “Rip” Rippy
Jefferson Street
St. Anthony Hospital
Bedino Chapel of
the Valley
Amy Fields
RR 3
West
Terre Haute
Lottie Gallion
RR 7
Frances Drake
Olen
Linton
Otto
Guy
Barnhart Cemetery
Kellogg Foundation Funds Nursing Associate Degree
Lafayette Ind June 21 a five year grant totaling 126033 has been awarded to Pur due University by the W K Kellogg Foundation Battle Creek Mich for use in developing an associate degree nursing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
W. K. Kellogg Foundation of
Battle Creek
Mich
Deaths of Neyhouse Akers and Umpleby listed in Indiana obituary
Alvin R. Neyhouse aged 86 formerly of Terre Haute died at St. Elizabeth Hospital Dayton Ohio at 11:50 p m Thursday He leaves one son George of Dayton one daughter Mrs John R Decker of Detroit Mich one sister Mrs Jane Schmidt Evansville and nine grandchildren He was a member of multiple Terre Haute Masonic and Scottish Rite bodies Services are at Cross Funeral Home Monday 10 am burial Woodlawn cemetery Friends may call after 2 pm Sunday Neil Kuns officiating Robert G Akers 43 formerly of Terre Haute died unexpectedly at his Detroit home He is survived by wife Eather one stepdaughter Patsy one stepson James mother Mrs Anna Akers of Terre Haute three brothers Lester Detroit Walter Rockville and Gary Terre Haute four sisters Reva Glenna Mabel and Wilma June several nieces and nephews Services Monday at Jones Funeral Home Center Line Mich Otto Umpleby 58 formerly of Terre Haute died Mt Carmel Hospital Mt Carmel NL Surviving widow Margaret two sisters Gladys Boruss Terre Haute Ellen Jorden Evansville two brothers Edgar South Bend Harry Princeton several nieces and nephews Services Mt Carmel Short Funeral Home Mt Carmel Saturday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin R. Neyhouse
Terre Haute
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Ohio
George
John R. Decker
Detroit
Mich
Jane Schmidt
Evansville
Presbyterian Church
F&am
RAM
Robert G. Akers
Eather
Patsy
James
Anna Akers
Lester
Walter
Rockville
Gary
Reva
Glenna
Mabel
Seattle
Wash
Wilma June
Frankfort
Ill
Jones Funeral Home
Center Line
Otto Umpleby
Mt. Carmel
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Margaret
Gladys Boruss
Ellen Jorden
Edgar
South Bend
Harry
Princeton
Short Funeral Home
Harry Ulman
Salem
Marietta
Henry
Whipple
Pulliam Funeral Home
Robinson
A. L. Tull
Farmersburg
New Cemetery
Worthington
Ind
Alice Herman
Methodist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Twentieth Century Club
W. C
Cecil Chambers
Robert Workman
Myers
Robert Chaffee
Worthington Cemetery
Westfield
Lela S. Seneff
St. Francis Hospital
Evanston
Ethel Seneff
Martin Hull
Markwell
Maple Hill
Brazil
Edward A. Baum
Terre Haute l
Union Hospital
North Union Church
Clarence Jones
Rosedale
Edith Morris
Pasadena
Calif
Amelia Denham
Miller and Sons Funeral Home
Multiple Obituaries Reported in Local Notices
Carrie B. Pirtle 83 of 1222 South Eighteenth died at St. Anthony Hospital. Survived by daughter Grace Fields and sister Melissa Vaughn. Services at J. N. Hickman and Son Funeral Home Saturday at 2 pm. burial Roselawn Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie B. Pirtle
South Eighteenth Street
St. Anthony Hospital
Grace Fields
Melissa Vaughn
Terre Haute
J. N. Hickman and Son
John Rawlings
Roselawn Memorial Park
Obituaries from Illinois Indiana and Brazil regions note various deaths
Notices report the deaths of Fred Payne Robinson 82 of Robinson Ill Mrs Alice Herman 85 of Worthington Ind Miss Lela Seneff 80 of Westfield Ill Edward A Baum 67 of Brazil Ind and Agnes Hays with funeral arrangements and burial details. Surviving relatives listed include spouses children siblings and grandchildren with service times and burial sites noted.
Grant Divorces In Two Hearings At Vigo Courts
Judge Albert R. Owens grants Millie McGaffney custody of three children and orders $100 monthly support from Robert McGaffney of Gary after a Vigo Superior Court No. 2 divorce. Earlier, Annetta M. Tyler won custody of two minors and $15 weekly support from Bertie C. Tyler in a separate session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert R. Owens
Vigo Superior Court No. 2
Millie McGaffney
Shepardsville
Robert McGaffney
Gary
Annetta M. Tyler
Bertie C. Tyler
Superior Court
Harold J. Bitzegaio
Steel contract reaches 21 month terms after long talks
In Washington President Kennedy welcomed the agreement ending 542 months of joint union industry talks. The two year pact keeps the union’s right to reopen negotiations from May 1 with a 90 day strike deadline potential. Steelworker President McDonald and U S Steel executive Cooper praised the process and its outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theunion
International
David J. McDonald
R. Conrad Cooper
U. S. Steel
Cooper
Wiley High School Grads Enlist in Navy and Marines
Harold W. Adamson 17 and Frank E. Parks 18, Wiley High School 1963 graduates, joined the Navy and Marines respectively. Adamson, son of James H. Adamson, 41 South Twenty-first Street, will serve through minority years after basic training in San Diego. Parks, son of Frank Parks, 25 South Sixteenth Street, enlisted under a 120-day delay and reports to San Diego for boat training on August 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Adamson
Navy
Frank E. Parks
Marines
Wiley High School
Adamson
James H. Adamson
South Twenty - First Street
San Diego
Calif
Parks
Frank Parks
South Sixteenth Street
Soviet Urges IAEA Reactor Inspection Pact
Vienna June 21 United States and other nations praised the Soviet Union after it reversed its opposition to IAEA inspectors for nuclear reactors over 100 megawatts. The IAEA plan extends safeguards to material supplied by the agency to ensure peaceful use and prevent diversion to military ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
United States
Soviet Union
International Atomic Energy Agency
Iaea Board of Governors
IAEA
Calm talks aided by Human Relations Committee
The committee reports that parties can discuss issues calmly without a fixed deadline, marking a significant development in the history of collective bargaining.
Hold Attorney In Murder Case
A Highland Park home held an attorney in connection with a murder case after the husband left for work and children were sent to school. Three men were arrested for alleged involvement. two were indicted for first degree murder and one charged as an accomplice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ionable Highland Park
Lamb Named Adviser for Summer Management Course
John K. Lamb executive vice president of the Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce will serve as student adviser in a week long training course in Lansing Michigan at Michigan State University from June 23 to 29. The course is the advanced management segment of the Institute for Organization Management run by the U S Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Lamb
Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce
Lansing
Mich
United States Chamber of Commerce
Lamb
Institute For Organization Management
U. S. Chamber’s Institute Department
Michigan State University
Titan HU Launch Success At Vandenberg AFB
Four Titan HU launches from Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif began with three successes and a final firing on Thursday. The intercontinental missile roared from a concrete silo and disappeared toward the Pacific Missile Range marking another milestone for the Air Force's most powerful weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenburg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Pacific Missile Range
Hoosier Mayor Conference Touched by Indiana Senators
Saturday Lamb plans to attend an Anderson conference with Chamber executives including Hoosier mayors. The gathering, arranged by Senators Birch Bayh and Vance Hartke, aims to discuss how federal funds will be distributed to cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute
Lamb
Anderson
Chamber
Hoosier
Birch E. Bayh
Vance Hartke
Trucker Killed in Indiana Car Truck Collision
In Westville Indiana on June 21 Clifford W Weatherman 28 Goshen was killed when a brick truck collided with a car driven by Jean A Youngs 32 Grosse Ile Mich Weather man was thrown from the cab and the car’s four passengers were only slightly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westville
Ind
Clifford W. Weatherman
Goshen
Weatherman
Jean A. Youngs
Grosse Ile
Mich
Southwest Area Suit Near Jury
City of Terre Haute action against Vince and Betty Stoneburner over property value in the Southwest Area Project went to the jury Friday. Stoneburners challenge the appraisal of Stonie's Barbecue and their home at 1438 Harding Avenue in the city’s first urban renewal project. ninth suit by Redevelopment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Terre Haute
Vince
Betty Stoneburner
Southwest Area
Department of Redevelopment
Robert H. Duffy
Stoneburners
Benjamin Cox
Gambill, Cox
Harding Avenue
Redevelopment Department
Parole Granted for Harold Rogers and Melvin Shuman
The Indiana Parole Board granted parole to Harold E. Rogers who had a 10 to 25 year sentence for a Pendleton robbery, convicted in Vigo Circuit Court on Oct 23 1959, with release due Oct 23. It also paroled Melvin M Shuman serving a life term for the rape of his nine year old stepdaughter, convicted May 16 1950 in Clay Circuit Court, eligible May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Parole Board
Harold E. Rogers
Pendleton
Vigo
Melvin Monroe Shuman
Clay
Rogers
Shuman
Iraqi army presses attack on Kurdish rebels in Sheikhan
Iraqi army units pressed their assault against rebel Kurdish tribesmen and villagers in northern Iraq. A Baghdad MENA military communique said regulars met very slight resistance and about 400 rebels surrendered in the Sheikhan region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Iiraqi
Iraq
UAR
Middle East
MENA
Baghdad
Sheikhan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barber
Leandrew Jones
Bethlehem Temple Church
Stanley Halton
Grandview Cemetery
Bell and Bracken Funeral Home
Mrs. Effie A. Risley
Effie A. Risley
South Eighth Street
Bertha Ralph
Bedino Peace Chapel
Mrs. Sadie Tennis
Sadie Tennis
Callahan Funeral Home
Fred Schoffstall
Woodlawn
Fred Payne
Miss Lela
Seneff
Mrs
Agnes Hays
Clinton
Grant
Earr Benbecker Shoe Sale
Steel Industy
United Steelworkers
Armed Services
Wabash Ave
Cowan Bros. and
Payne Florists
Spruce
Margaretta Payne
Harold Rogers
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