Deaths in Terre Haute area list multiple local figures
A long obituary list notes deaths including Walter E. Krumreich 67 of 1006 Wood Lane and Edward L. Cooper. Also listed are Rosa Nell Stoops 90 formerly of Terre Haute, Clyde Blocksom 54 of Grand Prairie Texas, and Audrey B. Moore 84 of Carlisle. Services set at Callahan Funeral Home and other local chapels with burial at Roselawn Memorial Park.
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Walter E. Krumreich
Wood Lane
Penn Central Railroad
Westminister Church
Euclid Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite
Valley of Terre Haute
Callahan Funeral Home
Ben Russell
Roselawn Memorial Park
Euclid Lodge 573
Edward L. Cooper
Edward L. ET c
Terre Haute
Gillis Memory Chapel
Donald Edwards
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Amy O'Neal
Edgar Cooper
Rosa Nell (Myers
Stoops
Rosa Nell (Myers) Stoops
John Ron
St. Stephens Episcopal Church
Clarence
Clyde
Bill) Blocksom
Grand Prarie
Texas
Veteran's Hospital
Little Rock
Ark
Roselawn Chapel
Thomas Funeral Home
Barbara
Karyn Lee
Nancy Gayle
Lori Ann
Phillip
Betty Stultz
Janet Gard
Brazil
Dean Short
Alexandria
Audrey B. Moore Dugger
Ind
Audrey B. Moore
Carlisle
Village Nursing Home
Sullivan
Newkirk Funeral Home
Mt. Moriah
Agostine Spoonmore
Dexter
Ernie Beck
Dugger
Alberta Rose Sills
Rosedale
Cottrell Funeral Home
Sulphur Springs
Dolly Webster
Fontanet
Maude Bollington
Clifford R. Gressmire
Cayuga
Mary Bugg
Clearwater
Fla
Martha Sutliff
Newport
Pedestrian Dies After Collision On U S 40 West Terre Haute
George Thorpe a 61 year old West Terre Haute resident died from massive internal injuries after being struck by a westbound car driven by Monna Tarvin 60 of West Terre Haute during heavy rain near the Wabash River Bridge on U S 40. Investigators Ron Chickadaunce and Al McKown ruled the driver not held.
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West Terre Haute
Wabash River
U.S. 40
George Thorpe
Vigo County
Carter Would Seek Power To Shake Up Federal Bureaucracy
In Milwaukee to Pittsburgh flight Carter said if elected he could ask Congress before inauguration to reenact executive order authority to reshuffle federal agencies subject to 60 day congressional veto. He later said he would not withdraw the idea. He aims to help cities as Roosevelt helped rural America.
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Lewis Lord
United Press International
Jimmy Carter
Congress
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Carter
Ford
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Franklin D. Roosevelt
America
White House
Ronald Reagan
Puerto Rico
Reagan
California
Robert Strauss
Man Charged After Business Checks Credit
A Terre Haute man, Charles W. Deverick, 35, was arrested after attempting to pay for auto repairs at All Tran Transmission with a stolen BankAmericard. The card was reported stolen in a burglary at William M. Walter’s home, and Deverick was booked on possession of stolen property and use of a stolen card.
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Terre Haute
Charles W. Deverick
S. 1St St
Deverick
BankAmericard Center
William M. Walter
S. 20Th St
Vigo County
Walter
Jackson Trial Continues As Second-Degree Murder Suit Proceeds
The Charlene Jackson second-degree murder trial moves into its third day before Circuit Judge C Joseph Anderson. Jackson, 29, is charged in the fatal shooting of Robert E Stone 27 at 2145 N 19th St. Attorney Woodrow Nasser represents her. Chief Deputy Prosecutor Phillip I Adler leads the state case.
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Charlene Jackson
C. Joseph Anderson
Miss Jackson
Robert E. Stone
N. 19Th St
Woodrow Nasser
Phillip I. Adler
Sumner programs observe Independence Day holiday
The Vigo County School Corporation announces no sessions Friday July 2 and Monday July 5 for Independence Day. Elementary summer school runs through July 20 and secondary through August 3, with summer recreation ending July 16.
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Vigo County School Corporation
CSC-IMC Retirees Annual Picnic Set for July 7
The CSC-IMC Retirees annual picnic will be held on Wednesday July 7 at Deming Park Lions Shelter No 2. A carry in dinner will be served at noon with ice cream and drinks furnished by the club. All retired CSC-IMC members are invited to attend.
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Csc-Imc
Deming Park Lions Shelter No
Weather Outlook Shows Fair Cool Weekend Across State
A cold front from recent storms is moving out by this afternoon. Light rain is forecast for northern Indiana today and tonight, then lingering into Thursday afternoon. Friday through Sunday expect fair and cool conditions with lows in the 50s and Thursday highs from the low 70s to mid 70s.
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Indiana
Teen Drowns in Fort Wayne Fishing Accident
Ronald D. Rogers 18 of Fort Wayne drowned Tuesday night at a gravel pit 10 miles north of the city after slipping from a raft. Diver recover the body about five hours later. Compan ion Victor Stronczek of Fort Wayne was treated for shock and released.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
Ronald D. Rogers
Fort Wayne
Here
Rogers
Victor Stronczek
Plea Entered by Melendy and Williamson on Marijuana Charge
Leah Melendy and Jim Williamson pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana in Circuit Court before Judge C Joseph Anderson. The judge withheld judgment for one year and ordered both to complete one year of work at a public facility.
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Leah Melendy
Jim Williamson
Circuit Court
C. Joseph Anderson
Anderson
First US Census Counts Population at 3 929 213
The first census in 1790 recorded the American population at 3 929 213, establishing the initial national population baseline and guiding early government planning.
Indiana Hog Market Slows With Mixed cattle and grain reports
The Indiana hog market shows softer demand with barrows and gilts 1.00 to 1.50 lower on 200-230 lb lots at 50.25 to 51.00, 240-250 lb at 49.00 to 50.00, and sow prices down 0.50 to 1.00. Cattle and sheep also present at steady to weak trades while cash grain declines in Chicago.
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Indianapolis
IAP
USDA
Cash Grain
Chicago
Board of Trade
Indiana Hogs
Ap—Usda
Indiana
Thefts Reported Across Several Local Residences and Businesses
Police report multiple burglaries late Monday to Tuesday. Items stolen include construction tools and several citizen band radios from Marie M. Stevens and Compton's Garage, plus radios from autos near Hitching Post. A purse and beer from Showboat Tavern were also taken amid home break ins.
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Marie M. Stevens
Barbour Ave
Stevens
Compton
N. 3Rd St
Harrial L. Gudgell
Lexington
Don E. Miller
Home Ave
Jean H. Walters
N. 13Th St
Walters
W. Voorhees St
Burglary Suspect Safely Missed As Safe Is Recovered
A burglary at Cecil's Radiator Shop on Chestnut yielded a taken safe containing two diamond rings a pistol and about 150 dollars. A neighbor saw a man enter a vehicle at 2 10 a m and exit. Police found the damaged vehicle and later located the safe across from 326 North 18th Street. Two black males were seen backing a van into weeds near 2:30 a.m. The safe was unlocked and nothing else was reported missing.
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Cecil
Chestnut
John Berg
16Th and
Spruce
Indiana State University
326 N. 18Th St
Berg
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Eugene Forbes
Shelburn
Vancouver
Wash
Gloria
Florence Klaus
Eugene
John
Dorothy Ward
New Carlisle
Ohio
Frances Hauger
Gerald
Floyd
Jack
Carpentersville
Raymond Radondo Beach
Calif
Charles William Sims Linton
Welch and Cornett Funeral Home
Charles William Sims
Greene County General Hospital
UMWA
Jasonville
Jasonville Masonic Lodge
Linton
Susan
Wilma Picket
Pennesken
N.J
Frank
Maude
Detroit
Thomas
Dayton
Marion Andrew Lippincott
Casey, Ill
Greenup
Markwell Funeral Home
Hazel Dell
Vincent
Charlie
Wesley E. Manley
Farmersburg
Mary Sherman Hospital
Farmersburg Volunteer Fire Department
Indiana Firemen’s Association
Loretta
Norma Howard
Andrews Airforce Base
Neva Bedwell
William
Joseph
Lubbock
Florence Dunnigan
Portland
Ore
Wanda Sims
Palmdale
Nellie Shawson
Garden City
Kan
Evelyn Maxwell
Erin Bedwell
Bobbie Joe Howard
Fidler-McHugh Funeral Home
Madge G. Payne
Frankfort
West Green St
Eller
Rockville
Marion H. Payne
Shake Up
National
Midwest
Fried Chicken Inc
Church
Wabash
25Th ST
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