Death notices from Indiana towns list numerous memorials
Arrangements are pending for Mrs. Pearl Hodshire of Terre Haute who died in St. Anthony Hospital. A string of obituaries follows for Bertha Hines Mecca Homer Kelsheimer Margaret Modesitt Miriam McCampbell Bessie Asbury Susie Lister Ressie Meredith Ralph Biggs and others, naming surviving relatives and burial plans across Clinton Brazil Prairie Creek Jasonville Centerpoint and Mecca with calls and services scheduled through Thursday and Friday in multiple local funeral homes.
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Bedino Fox-Riley Chapel
Pearl M. Hodshire
Gilbert Ave
St. Anthony Hospital
Maude Ellen Gehr
Anna Hodshire
Wayne Gehr
Terre Haute
Mecca
Ind
Homer FE. Kelsheimer
Vermillion County Hospital
Clinton
Barnes Mortuary
J. O. Trousdale
Hixon Cemetery
Wanda
Steven
Berry
Terry Nichols
Montezuma
Carolee
Teresa
Kimberly
Debbie Cloyd
Bessie Kelsheimer
Donald
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Harry
U.S. Navy
Robert
Faye Sykes
Irene Birch
Sidney Nichols
Rockville
Thelma McGuire
St. Bernice
Frances Kelsheimer
Vigo County School Board Posts Debates On Budgets And Building Plan
A Vigo County School Corporation meeting discusses 1973 74 salary schedules. The board weighs closing Maple Avenue and Sandison Schools to cut costs and notes a related court injunction. Officials cite building plans, civil rights integration, and potential staff reassignments amid lawsuits and state guidance.
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Cottom
Coitom
WCSC
Maple Avenue
Sandison
VCTA
Chauncey Rose
Franklin
Vigo County School Corporation
Civil Rights Commission
Vigo County
Wall Street Journal
Supreme Court
Denver
Denver School Board
VCSC
Board of School Trustees
Vigo Circuit
C. Joseph Anderson
Donald Decker
Dr. Bell
William Llewellyn
Cotom
Llewellyn
Warren
Deming
Benjamin Franklin
North Vigo
North
Proffitt
Jack Hoffman
Hoffman
Ralph Weston
West Vigo
Honey Creek
Lost Creek
Wabash Valley Asphalt
C. H. Garmong and Sons
Thornton
Deputies sworn in to shield undercover work amid arrest and probe
Poynter accused by Poynter last week, Terre Haute police investigated him after marked bills linked to a cash exchange with Armantrout. Arrest followed a high speed chase at Ind 42 46. Poynter had been hired part time by Harrison Township Assessor Ed Stapleton and earned 240.88 dollars, with a second check voided after arrest.
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Albright
Poynter
Ralph Berry
Indiana State Police
Swiff
Berry
Terre Haute
Armantrout
A-Mart
9Th
Poplar
Swift
Harrison Township
Ed Stapleton
Weather Across States Shows Clouds and Warm Temperatures
Indiana sees considerable cloudiness with a chance of showers in the north on Thursday, then mostly fair on Friday and Saturday. Highs in the 80s, lows in the 60s. Illinois expected fair conditions Thursday through Saturday with moderate temperatures. highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s north and around 80s south, with lows mainly in the 60s.
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Indiana
Illinois
John Klussendorf rites set for Wednesday
Major John R. Klussendorf Retired Army artillery veteran 45 of Stevens Point Wisconsin died. He served three tours in Germany and one in area and was treasurer of his church active in YMCA canoeing and sharpshooting. Survived by wife Jean son Kurt three daughters Judith Karen Joan and parents in Terre Haute. Services planned at Frame Presbyterian Church Stevens Point.
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R. C. Klussendorf
Terre Haute
John R. Klussendorf
Stevens Point
Wis
YMCA
Army Artillery
Germany
Jean
Kurt
Judith
Karen
Joan
Frame Presbyterian Church
Singer Diahanr Carroll Divorced From Freddie Glusman
In Reno Nevada UPI reports singer Diahanr Carroll seeks divorce from Freddie Glusman a dress shop owner after four months of marriage. Glusman cited insurmountable differences and diverse disputes in the filing on Monday.
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Reno, New
UPI
Diahanr Carroll
Freddie Glusman
Glusman
Congress Moves To Block New Vietnam War Spending
The House and Senate push amendments to halt any new funds for U S bombing in Cambodia and Indochina. In Mekong Delta heavy fighting and more cease fire violations near U Minh forest are reported by Saigon.Separate items note Butz warning meat shortages and potential export controls and a Supreme Court review of Kent State deaths and aid to nonpublic schools.
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Washington
House
Senate
U.S
Cambodia
Indochina
Mekong
U Minh Forest
Saigon
Supreme Court
Kent State University
Marshes elected state commanders of DAV in Indiana
Ralph and Mary Marsh of Brownsburg are elected state commanders of the Disabled American Veterans becoming the first husband and wife to serve as commanders in the same year. The couple has been active in the DAV for over 15 years. Mary Rudisill of Brownsburg is named state auxiliary adjutant.
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Indianapolis
Ralph and
Mary Marsh
Brownsburg
Marshes
DAV
Mary Rudisill
Sertoma Club to Hear Hulman Field Supt Ray Feiler
Members of the Sertoma Club will hear Ray Feiler superintendent of Hulman Field speak at the noon meeting at the Dragon Inn. Feiler will discuss airport operations and management.
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Sertoma Club
Ray Feiler
Hulman Field
Dragon Inn
Feiler
Nixon denies clemency talks and payoffs in Watergate tale
Dean testified that Nixon discussed clemency with Ehrlichman and Colson for Hunt and that Hunt had been promised executive clemency. Dean said Nixon praised flows of funds but later claimed he began an investigation only after the cover up began unraveling.
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Dean
Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
Charles W. Colson
E. Howard Hunt
Haldeman
Oval Office
Hunt
Ehrlischman
Colson
Executive Office
Ehrlichman
Laura Conlon Civic Leader Dies at 87 in Terre Haute
Laura Conlon 87 a noted Terre Haute civic leader and business farmer died Monday at Meadows Manor Fast. She helped start Terre Haute's first Girl Scout Troop and was a charter member of Children's Theatre and a former First Congregational Church board president. Survived by two daughters, a sister, ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services Thursday 11 a.m. Patrick J. Ryan Funeral Home burial Highland Lawn Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday 6 to 9 p.m.
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Brazil
Ind
Margaret B. Modesitt
Ace Placid Nursing Home
Indianapolis
Rentschler Funeral Home
Centerpoint
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Mt. Calvary United
Bertha Miller
Rosemary Jones
West Terre Haute
Ray L
Cecil E
RR 1
Reelsville
Eva Steuerwald
Della Wand
Roy E. Romas
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jasonville
Ressie Meredith
Freeman- Greene County Hospital
Linton
McClanahan
William Bedwell
Lebanon Cemetery
Assembly of God Church
Jerry
Rockville
Michael Dowaliby
Chicago
Stark St
St. Joseph Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Tudor Funeral Home
St. Joseph's Church
Anetta
Marie Dowaliby
Lois Miller
John Bates
Lisle
Laura Conlon
Meadows Manor
Colon
Buri
Highland la
Funeral Home
Three Area Men Accepted at U S Academies
Washington report states three area men have been accepted to U S military academies. Michael S Trueblood of Bloomington sails to the Naval Academy with his parents Navy Captain D R Trueblood. James M Hogarth, son of Walter J Hogarth, joins the Naval Academy from Clinton. James A Westerfield, son of Sergeant James H Westerfield, heads to the Air Force Academy from Crawfordsville.
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Washington
John Myesis
U.S
United States Naval Academy
Michael S. Trueblood
Navy Capstain
D. R. Trueblood
Bloomington
James M.& Hogarth
Walter J. Hogarth
Clinton
Air Force Academy
James A Westerfield
James H. Westerfield
Crawfondsville
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Bertha Hines
Homer FE
Kelsheimer
Miriam McCampbell
Bessie Asbury
Hymera
Ottawa, Ill
McHugh
George Ingerson
K of P
Susie Lister
Turtle Creek Convalescent Center
Noblesville
Centerpoint Eub Church
Mite Society
Royal Neighbors Lodge
OES
Edith Bennett
Fred
RR 4
Jerry D. Crouse
Centerpoint Cemetery
Mrs. Bessif Meredith
Ralph FE. Biggs
Prairie Creek
Ralph F Biggs
DeBaun Prairie Creek Chapel
A. W. Stoneburner
West Lawn Cemetery
Friends
Grove Cemetery
Larry Ed Cloverland
Friends May Church
Prairie Creek Masonic Call
Lodge No. 598
OFS
Charles M. Pierce
Veterans Hospital
Chester Martin
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Lyford Bible Church
Nora
William Maden
Jural Chrisman
Glenna James
Libertyville
William Robson
William
Bill’ Robson
Sullivan Nursing Home
Katherine Kindle
Margaret Robson
Iva Wright
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Pogue
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17Th St
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