Shawnee Review Praises Twentieth Century Theatre Run
Hecht and McArthur present Twentieth Century at Shawnee Summer Theatre directed by Frank Hayashida. The fast paced farce features H Adrian Rehner as Oscar Jaffre and Donna Beth Held opposite, with strong performances by Don Combs Gregory Von Dare and others. Rehner’s energy and multiple costume changes propel a lively production, with critics noting the flashy oils lighting the gallery as a highlight.
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Hecht
McArthur
Shawnee
Frank Hayashida
Chicago
New York
20Th Century Limited
H. Adrian Rehner
Oscar Jaffre
Rehner
Donna Beth Held
Lily
Don Combs
Webbard
Gregory von Dare
O'Malley
Thomas Houlihan
Lynn Lowry
Donnietta Keith
Julia Randall
Wanda Davis
Rebecca Miller
Dr. Johnson
Bill Lewis
Lockwood
George Bihlmayer
Thomas Long
Marcia Merkle
Sade
Thomas Miler
Ralph O'Dell
Gary Seaman
Birthday Party Held At Rest Haven
A Rest Haven party honored multiple birthdays including Mrs. Mollie Allen Mary Anderson Mrs Alma Schoonover Mrs Margie Padgett Miss Geneva Edwards and others. Tables displayed birthday cakes gifts and refreshments were served to a list of guests with Mrs Ruth Allen and Miss Amy Burrell in charge.
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Rest Haven
Mollie Allen
Mary Anderson
Alma Schoonover
Margie Padgett
Geneva Edwards
Irvin Oakes
Ural Hayden
John Wright
Grover Howard
Wilma Crary
Nellie Welsh
Bessie Malens
Susan Hayden
Mary Beasley
Bertha Porter
Grace Krueger
Clementine Mayzora
Kate Gibson
Zeta Risinger
Ethel Reed
Viola Mitten
da Williams
Agatia Moyer
Maxine Brewer
Faye Hanning
Rose'la Martin
Alma Mullenbeck
Micky Beckman
Ruth A'len
Amy Burrell
Romanian cello players seek asylum in Greece
In Athens a second member of the visiting Romanian opera orchestra asked for political asylum. The player Crisan Octavian, 28, joined Constantin Popa, 40, who made a similar request last Thursday and is under Interior Ministry review.
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Athens
UPI
Greece
Poice
Crisan Octavian
Constantin Popa
Interior Ministry
Fresh Lumber Saturated by Water from Parent Tree
Portugal described as the westernmost nation of continental Europe. The statement notes that all freshly cut lumber contains water inherited from the parent tree.
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Portugal
Europe
Calendar of events list of choirs and clubs
Worthington Christian choir at 7 15 p m Linton E U B church choir at 8 p m Eagles lodge at lodge home at 7 p m Elks Lodge at Lodge home at 7 30 p m Jasonville Christian choir at 7 p m Junior Legion Auxiliary at Legion home at 6 p m Saron United Church of Christ Women s Guild pank Linton Christian church choir Linton First Baptist church choir at 7 p m Jasonville Methodist choir at Salvation Army Home League at 11 a m Eagles Auxiliary at lodge hall at 7 30 p m Linton Methodist church choir Hiawatha club at Red Men s hall at 11 30 a m Saron church choir at 7 30 p m Junior choir at 3 45 p m Bethel Christian M sson C re e at 1 p m Linton Community Conservation club at Lee Sherrard Park at 6 p m American Legion at Lodge home at 7 30 p m Women of Moose chapter 19 at Moose home at 8 p m Greene County hospital board at hospital at 7 15 p m Civitan club at Klusme ers at a m Jasonville Methodist Young People s choir at 10 a m Junior choir at 1 p m
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Saron United Church of Christ Women’s Guild Pank
Linton
Women of Moose
Moose
Greene County Hospital Board
Local Social Roundup From Dugger News
Miss Sharon Rogerson spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Rogerson and children Susan and John. Various visits followed including Mrs. Lula DeNeve hosting and Mr. Clifford Inman returning to Linton from Norwalk California. Sunday guests included Mrs. Mae Ringer and family, and travelers W C Driver and Frank Povlin.
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Sharon Rogerson
George Rogerson
Susan
John
Raymen Plummer
Frank Povlin
Shelburn
Lula DeNeve
Mary Cox
Glen Cox
Elsie Anderson
Ethel Young
Clifford Inman
Norwalk
Calif
Linton
Mable Thomas
Mae Ringer
Mark Ferguson
J. Dye
Gallatin
Elsie Andersen
Glenn Cox
Buddy Lemoine
Kenosha
Wis
Lorraine Alumbaugh
Terre Haute
Ralph Witty
Vincennes
Pauline Plummer
Carlisle
Jimmie Plummer
Noblesville
Raymen Plumer
Harlan Chastain
Reed Sarris Engagement Announced In Linton
Miss Linda Dell Reed and Chris Nick Sarris III announce their engagement by her parents Mr and Mrs James Reed of Linton. Reed will be a senior at Linton Stockton High School this fall while Sarris, a 1965 Linton High School graduate, studies at Indiana State University and works for his father. No marriage date has been set.
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Linda Dell Reed
Chris Nick Sar '3
Nick Sarris
Linton
James ‘Reed
Rtc. 3
Miss Reed
Linton-Stockton
Linton High School
Indiana Stat University
Terre Haute
Duplicate Bridge Club Holds Meeting
Elks hall was the scene for the Ladies Elks Duplicate Badge club meeting. East and west winners were Mrs. Shore Johnson and Mrs. John Ax, with Mrs. Nona Moss and Mrs. John T. Reynolds awarded prizes for north and south. Next meeting set for Aug. 15 at 12 45 p.m.
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Hecininz Hall
the Elks
Ladies Elks
Shore’s Johnson
John Ax
Nona Moss
John T. Reynolds
Norfolk Naval Shipyard Founding Timeline Highlight
The Norfolk Naval Shipyard in the United States was established in 1767, predating the creation of the U.S. Navy Department by 31 years.
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Norfolk Naval Shipyard
U.S. Navy Department
Women of Moose Plan Special Meeting
Women of the Moose chapter 19 met in the Antler room of the Lodge Friday night with senior regent Mrs Orma Bo seul in charge. Twenty five co workers enjoyed cold tea snacks. games awarded prizes. Joy Brown won attendance prize. Next meeting Friday will be formal with officers’ chapter night. all chairmen and new members welcome.
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Women of the Moose
Orma Boseul
Joy Brown
O'Dan
Balloon Duel Marks First US Flight in New Jersey
Francois Blanchard pioneered the first balloon fight in America on January 9, 1973, at Woodbury New Jersey. The event lasted fifteen minutes and showcased early balloon combat in a public setting.
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America
Francois Blanchard
Woodbury
N.J
Moore Manis Vows Exchanged In July Weekend Ceremony
Miss Tony Dee Manis daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Manis of Deans became the bride of David R Moore son of Rev and Mrs Ned W Moore on Saturday July 16 at 7 30 p m at the Full Gospel Church Scot land Rev Moore officiated in the presence of immediate family. The bride is an employee at One NAD and the groom works at General Electric plant in Livton. They will reside in Houston Texas where the groom will attend Bible College this fall.
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Tony Dee Manis
Russell Manis
Deans
David R. Moore
Ned W. More
Scotland
Moore
E’eetric
Livton
One
NAD
Houston
Tex
Bible College
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Oainton Civic Garden Club
Jack Klusmeier
Ruth Taylor
Mary Ann Collins
Myrtle Dalton
Mary Hartman
Milne Smith
Hazel Armpriester
Jack Spice
Harriet Gibson
Jennie Byers
Margaret Kendall
Ruth Morgan
Hazel Hart
Muriel Geatches
Lillian Suffal
Edith Hiatt
Norma Vitosky
Faye Ringer
Flossie Correll
Virginia Stegemoller
Floella Woodward
Violet Elliot
Zenana Sims
Bonnie Aikin
Betty Miller
Frank Frederick
Kathryn Lester
The
Shawnee Review
Robert Pataconix-Rehner
Lester Home
Hamburger
Lester Packing
12Th Steel
Paul Lester
Photie
Worthington Christian Choir
Linton E.U.B
Eagles Lodge
Elks Lodge
Jasonville Christian Choir
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Dugger News
Chris Sarris
Duplicate Bridge Club
Women of Moose Plan Special
Pei
Dean
Doan
Admiral
Furnishing CO
West Vincennes
Service Dept
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