Geeting Theatre Unveils 300 Seat Summer Tent
Geeting Theatre opens its fourth season July 3 in Evansville with a new 60 by 100 foot blue and white tent at 3600 FE. 10th Street Road seating 300, nine foot sidewalls, and larger stage. Robert Geeting funds purchase. Robert Koob and Norman Scott star in The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker with a 22 member cast. Five shows July 3- Aug 24 run Wed-Sat. season tickets six dollars via Wilma Casey Travel Service.
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Geeting
John Walker
Dramatics
10Th. Street
Evansville
Indiana
Dramatics Group
Robert Geeting
Geeting Supply and Lumber Company
Mr. Pennypacker
Robert Koob
Norman Scott
Ellen
Wilma Casey Travel Service
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First Solemn Mass Celebrated By Rev Heppen
The Rev. Michael J. Heppen C.S.C., son of George A. Heppen, celebrated his first solemn mass at St Marys Church. A reception followed at Edgewood Country Club from 3 to 5 p.m. Heppen was ordained last Thursday at Sacred Heart Church Notre Dame Indiana and will study pastoral theology at Notre Dame next year.
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Michael J. Heppen
C.S.C
George A. Heppen
Wheeler Ave
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Edgewood Country Club
Congregation of Holy Cross
Sacred Heart Church
Notre Dame
Ind
Heppen
Francis J. Kienly
St. Mary’s
Chester Soleta
C.S
St. Mary's
Holy Cross Seminary
University of Notre Dame
Holy Cross College
Washington, D. C
Roush denies governor bid in 1964
Rep. J Edward Roush of Indiana denied rumors he seeks the 1964 Indiana governor nomination. He said he is focused on his duties as congressman for the 5th District and not campaigning for governor.
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Roush
Washington
J. Edward Roush
D-Ind
Indiana
Kiwanis Forms Charity Foundation in Anderson Indiana
The Mounds Kiwanis Club establishes a non profit foundation to fund educational and recreational initiatives including May's Park artificial ice rink. Russell B Johnson elected president of the new Mounds Kiwanis Foundation of Anderson Ind Inc. The group aims to raise and spend funds for local charitable causes.
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Kiwanis Forms
The
Mounds Kiwanis Club
May's Park
A. E. Hollenbeck
Russell B. Johnson
William Pope
Gene Newberry
John Finney
George Lee
Loren Owens
DeVar Litten
Trasurer
Robert Freeman
New May's Park
Indiana
Russell B Johnson
Mounds Kiwanis Foundation of
Anderson, Ind. Inc
Anderson
May’s Park
City Parks Department
New Park
West Tenth Street
Madison Avenue
Madison Avenue. Serving With Mr. Johnson
William A. Pope
A .E. Hollenbeck
Loren A. Owen
John C. Finney
Gene W Newberry
George H. Lee
Johnson
Monroe Township to levy building fund for school additions
Monroe Township trustees announce a 50 cent cumulative building fund levy to be added to the tax duplicate for the next fiscal year. Funds will back additions to Cunningham and Orestes schools, including four new rooms and a cafeteria at Orestes.
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Alexandria
Monroe Township
Ernest Allen
Cunningham
Orestes
Allen
Carolyn Lauteret
Anderson
Loraine C. Riley
Forty and Eight Initiates Saturday at Madison County cabin
Forty and Eight initiates a ceremony Saturday at the organization’s cabin east of the city. Paul Montgomery and Mel George will conduct the initiation in the afternoon with a 2 pm dinner. The veterans group plans an annual party for children July 3 at Knightstown Home. Vern Riggins is nominated for chef de gare.
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Madison County
Paul Montgomery
Mel George
Veterans Group
Knightstown
Vern Riggins
Crane Carrier Forms New Aerospace Division in Dallas Fort Worth
Crane Carrier Industries, Inc. said it formed an aerospace division to occupy its new Dallas Fort Worth area plant. The division will absorb the Murdock division at Wichita, but the Wichita Murdock plant will continue operations.
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TULSA
UPI
Crane Carrier, Industries, Inc
Dallas-Fort Worth
Murdock
Wichita
Columbia City Teen Drowns in Gravel Pit Swim
Bill Maurice Cramer, 16, of Columbia City, drowned Monday afternoon while swimming in a gravel pit four miles south of town. State police divers recovered the body.
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Columbia City
Ind
Bill Maurice Cramer
Family Gathering Honors Sgt. Ronald Smith Near Frankton
Mr and Mrs Emmett Moyer hosted a Father's Day family gathering at their Frankton area home honoring Sergeant Ronald Joe Smith on a three day leave from Fort Sill Oklahoma. Smith will soon depart for Korea. attendees included relatives from Hamilton Pendleton Elwood Frankton and Indianapolis.
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Frankton
Emmett Moyer
Ronald Joe Smith
Fort Sill
Okla
Sgt. Smith
Korea
Vernor. Wynn
Harrold Marcum
Hamilton
Caroline Painter
Indianapolis
Robert Sawyer
Pendleton
Helen Powell
Elwood
Charles Busby
Gurney Busby
Gratton McCord
Janice Chambers
Joe W. Smith
Sergeant Smith
Westvale School Hosts Bike Licensing Center This Week
Captain James Hanna and the Anderson Police juvenile division set up at Westvale School from Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to issue bicycle licenses. Altrusa Club will provide reflector tape and safety pamphlets. Women’s service club members will assist at the event.
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James Hanna
Anderson Police Department
Westvale
Altrusa Club
Women’s Service Club
Mesdames
Lester Clevenger
Hugh Malone
Carl Sandberg
Byron Hoppes
Arthur Darlington
Local Students Tour Europe and Middle East
A 19 year old Anderson College student Vern Smith plans an extensive tour from New York City through 21 European and Middle Eastern countries. He will travel with companions Bob Reinhardt and Bruce Reinhardt visiting Brussels Athens Beirut and Cairo before finishing in Amsterdam and returning to Anderson. Reinhardt will become Student Council president on return. Smith and Bruce Reinhardt will resume college in September.
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Anderson College
New York City
Glasgow
Scotland
East Germany
Hungary
Vern Smith
John W. W. Smith
Martin Dr
Bob Reinhardt
Bruce
Benton Harbor
Mich
Brussels
Belgium
Europe
Bochum
Germany
Church of God
Athens
Greece
Beirut
Lebanon
Holy Land
Egypt
Cairo
Yugoslavia
Amsterdam
Netherlands
New York
Anderson
the College
The
Bruce Reinhardt
African Nations Demand South Africa Expulsion from U N
Thirty two African states urged the ILO to expel South Africa from the United Nations over racial discrimination. They accused the country of systemic rights abuses and warned they may abstain from the 47th session unless action is taken.
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Geneva
API
International Labor Organization
ILO
South Africa
United Nations
George L. Weaver
U. S
Republic of South Africa
U. N
David L. Morse
U. N. An
U.N. General Assembly
Security Council
Civil Rights Group Meets Here Today
The Indiana Civil Rights Commission will hold a public meeting at the King's Crown Inn in Madison County to explain the work of the commission and discuss local civil rights progress. The morning session runs 10 30 to 1 12 with a luncheon at 12 30 followed by local housing employment and public accommodations discussion. Additional commissioners and staff will attend and the event is open to Madison County residents.
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Indiana Civil Rights Commission
King’s Crown Inn
Madison County
Lontemlentons
Robert L. Saunders
State Commission
Richard A. Peterson
Indianapolis
Elizabeth Fiers
Herman Andersson
Gary
John J .Murphy
Columbus
Byron F. Novitsky
Fort Wayne
Harold Hatcher
Osmia Spurlock
Virginia Heiss
Donald M. Royer
Ted Wilson
Saunders
Anderson
Courthouse News New Suits Filed in Superior Court
Several divorce complaints filed including Harold E Tillman v Joyce A Tillman and Darrell L Brewer v Linda K Brewer. Attorneys Anna Hailey and Darrell Brewer listed. Also court minutes record damages and notes: Patrick Edgecomb case $1,500. Household Finance Co. v Mary Lovell $1,054.29. Thomas Heating and Sheet Metal Co. case $369.42.
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Harold E. Tillman
Joyce A. Tillman
Anna Cotton Hailey
Darrell L. Brewer
Linda K Brewer
al S. Woolbert
Sally Joan Richards
Conley Henry Richards
Robert S. Robins
Sam Dixon
Frederick T Gates
Patrick Edgecomb
Jack Edgecomb Sr
Darrell C. Day
Household Finance Co., Inc
Mary Lovell
Superior Court
Julius P. Davies
Ruth F Davies
Roger EK
Thomas
Thomas Heating and Sheet Metal Co
Religious leaders urge obedience to Supreme Court ruling on school prayer
Catholic Protestant and Jewish leaders in Indianapolis urged support of the Supreme Court decision banning the Lord s Prayer and Bible reading in public schools. They affirmed religious freedom and the First Amendment as essential to American democracy and pledged to respect the high court s ruling.
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Indianapolis
UPI
U.S. Supreme Court
Grover L. Hartman
Indiana Council of Churches
Chancery Office
Indianapolis Church Federation
Indianapolis Jewish Community Relations Council
Supreme Court
Court
United States
Local DAV Chapter Maps Future Plans and Events
Members of the Disabled American Veterans held a social at the chapter home last Saturday with refreshments and a euchre game. They discussed a coming membership drive and the Forget-Me-Not Drive slated for July 19 and 20. The next regular meeting is July 4 at 8 pm and plans for a July picnic are under way.
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The
Disabled American Veterans
Pilot and son injured in Hammond plane crash
A small plane nosed over during an emergency landing on a Hammond street injuring pilot Robert Harvell aged 37 and his son Bruce aged 6. The father sustained head cuts while the boy suffered head lacerations and possible internal injuries.
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Hammond, Ind
Hammond
Robert Harvell
Bruce
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