Social Gatherings and Parties In West Terre Haute
Busy week with open house and birthday celebrations across Terre Haute area. Notices include mixers at United Methodist Church, bridal shower for Mrs Steven Hoyt, family picnics at Deming Park, and numerous birthday gatherings for Hogue Buckner Homan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming Park
Terre Haute
Virgil Magil
Newark
California
Walter Magill
Henry Helman
Dawn
Sue Orr
Larry Helman
Troy
Carl Helman
Joe Hennett
Rosedale
Indiana
School District Sets 1969 70 Budget And Prep Plans
The district will receive about 24,897,721 in revenue from local taxes and state sources for 1969 70. Local funding covers roughly 48 percent of operating costs. per pupil expenditure is about 725 in 1969 70. Legislation adds about 230,000 in funds. Football practice opens with coach Veltri and basketball coach Bennett. gym use approved for three days and student housing in the gym. Cafeteria meals stay at 40 cents. transportation chief Rollo Simpson reports three new Chevrolet buses ready for road use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
John Veltri
Arate Cae Cargal
Carrol Bennett
Colonial
Rollo Simpson
Bowling Friday Night Mixed League Standings and Leaders
The Friday Night Mixed League lists teams Delp and Lamb Kemp Allen Milton Daily and Smitley Murphy and Poor Folks with varied scores. Female leaders include Ruth Daily 479 and Bette Kuykendall 462 with high games by Daily 196 and Kuykendall 177. Men show Ray Murphy 571 and Ralph Delp 551 leading in series and Ben Hangartner 226 in a high game. Poor Folks accumulate top seasonal totals in 1928 to 1929 range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delp
Lamb
Kemp, Allen, Milton, Daily
Smitley
Murphy
Poor Folks
Sanders & Taylors
Francis. Hartman
Kuykendall
Taylors and Crockers
Ruth Daily
Bette Kuykendall
Imogene Delph
Ann Turner
Ray Murphy
Ralph Delp
Jim Jackson
Ben Hangartner
Ji Jackson
Kemp
Allen
Milton
Daily
Bill Smitley
Beverly Allen
Letter From Sgt Jerrey Davis Killed in Vietnam
The letter from Sgt Jerrey Davis who died in Vietnam on September 6 1968 to his fiancée speaks of peace and acceptance. Davis was a member of the Christian Church in Brownsburg Indiana and wrote the note to be read only if he did not return from the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerrey Davis
Vetnam
Christaan Church
Brownsburg
Indiana
The
United
Sewing Club social ties and dinners noted
The Sewing Club met at Toms Tuesday evening and social time followed at Mrs. Drew Cast eel's home. Members included Mrs. Lichenberger Elston Casteel Warner Alam s Heilbreeder and Miller. Various dinners hosted by Merle Elliott Cleo Smitley Minnie King Harold Hibschman Verh Wright and others described with guests from Tuscola DeKalb and Trimble Grove Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methods Church
Toms Cafe
Leota Clatfelter
Mary Phillipps
Frederick Carroll
Grendel Bennett
Walter Craig
Lawrence Lewis
Earl Sumption
Marie Abel
Gene Schmalhausen
Frank O’gunder
Lucille Smitley
Esther Prevo
Marie Johnson
Ruby Pleasant
Elsie Smith
Toms
Drew Casteel
Doit Lichenberger
Garnet Elston
Porter Casteel
Werner Alams
Rosana Heilbreeder
Herman Miller
Merle Elliott
Cleo Smitley
Cris
Minnie King
Harold Hibschman
Clarence Hawker
Verh Wright
Tuscola
Harold Wright
DeKalb, Tit
War memorial note from a veteran minister
A letter submitted by Don Paden of the First Christian Church reflects on sacrifice in war. He states he died for the United States and for loved ones, including family, protesters, and soldiers, arguing liberty requires conflict and honoring those who fought to keep the country free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Paden
The
First Christian Church
Clark County ASCS outlines corn loan maturity options
Clark County ASCS director Dale Poorman reminds farmers that 1967 and 1968 crop corn under price support loans mature July 31. They may redeem, forfeit to CCC, or use a reseal option extending storage loans, with 1969 70 reseal automatically available if not redeemed. About 85 percent of the 757 million bushels under loan are farm stored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Poorman
Clark County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Commodity Credit Corporation
Poorman
CCC
ASCS
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
West Union Social Notes Highlight Local Guests and Army Honor
West Union residents report a sequence of dinner and supper visits among neighbors with ties to Marshall Terre Haute Oakland and Martinsville. Coroporal Larry McCammon earned the army commendation medal in Vietnam and 4-H activities were showcased at the Christian Church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ingle
Hattie Ledermann
Durgin
John Morton
Alee Morton
Keokemo
Indiana
Janice Morton
Freemond
Morton
Georgia Macklin
Marshall
Herman Gillis
Thurman Gillis
Eunice Allen
Oakland
Tiinois
Elizabeth Heleine
Robinson
Charles H Moore
Darwin Park
Terre Haute
Sam Whitaker
Larry McCammon
Frank McCammon
First Cavalry
Vietnam
Cpl
McCammon
Larry Ladley
Lori
Dee Lindley
Frankie
Graysville
Joe Haddix
Larry Lindley
West Union Home Extension Lnit
Chrstian
Betty Chapman
Charles H. Moore
Mae Ellington
Rose Huey
Virgi Arney
Martinsville
Ambulance Ride Cost Sparks City Debate
In Terre Haute a trip costs 35 dollars prompting calls for more ambulances and police protection before drivers can pick up the injured. A later speed test on North Michigan Ave will reveal how many drivers exceed the limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
North Michigan Ave
Card of Thanks for Orville E. Taylor
We are deeply grateful for sympathy shown at the death of Orville E. Taylor. Thanks for flowers pallbearers and chaplains Rev EB. B. Beatty and Rev. John Stanley, and Marrs Funeral Home for their help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville E. Taylor
EB. B. Beatty
John Stanley
Marrs
Family thanks Marrs Funeral Home and community for support
The family of Henry Frets and Carolyn Adams expresses gratitude to Marrs Funeral Home Reverend John Stanley the American Legion and all who sent flowers and food offerings during the recent loss of our husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrs Funeral Home
John Stanley
The
American Legion
Henry Frets
Carolyn Adams
Burnside Guild Thanks for Ice Cream Social Help
The Burnside Guild thanks all who helped make the ice cream social a success. Irene Cline chaired the event and her committee and Guild members express deep appreciation for the support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnside Guild
Irene Cline
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hall Herald
Ruby Woll
Velda Clatfelter
Steven Hoyt
DuWayne Huey
Walter Spencer
Earl le Fever
Milo Pearce
Jack Hoyt
John Woll
Karen
Reginia Martn
Fred Woll
Claude Morecraft
Edward Ellington
Elsie Bloodworth
Maurice Staub
St. Marys Bridge
Joe Macey
Aaron Kannmacher
Fred Kannmacher
Eamer Haugh
Don Ferris
Martin Tarble
Don Staub
Wayne Geheb
Springfield
Wiliam Geheb
Effie Elliott
Merle Blott
Cecil Turley
Shelburn
Norah Johnson
Nell Turner
Prairie Creek
Jerry Turley
Allen Purley
Renee
Elsie Hamilton
Harold Hamilton
Sharon
Carol Clatfelter
Jerry Rayhel
Gene Hamilton
Gon Benny
Floyd Hogue
Leland Buckner
John
Charles Baker
Chuckie
Riley Baker
Floyd, Hogue
Len Volk
Mike
Sherry
Larry Hollingsworth
Lori Lea Boyll
Robert Rollings
Dick Volk
Irene Bennett
Bridge Club
Aaron Kannfacher
Harry Bamesbeger
Victor Miller
Wayne Hise
Agiel Hitel
Elsie Marrs
Lawrence Hutchens
John Hollenbeck
Robert Guinnip
Fred Kammacher
Don Abel
Ralph Prevo
Maurice Stow
Don Lowry
W. L. Finney
Chester Prather
Leigh
Slaughter
Kentucky
E. J. Herrington
Lou Lea
Herman Cork
Drexel Howard
West Terre Haute
Ruth Macke
Aha
Kile
West Serre
J. Herring
Effie Eliott
Zela Saiter
Trimble Grove
Trimble
Thinois
States
United States
Grant’s
Chevrolet
Nancy
Duke
Ike
Clark County
Ascs Office
West Union
Fenton Ledermann
Wilford Leasure
Robert Ledermann
Mashall
Ruth Wrecht
Leasure
Elizabeth Hellene
Dean Carter
Becky
Jane Ashley
TRW Electronics
Radio-T. V
TRW
Electronic Home Entertainment
Devision
2Nd St
Marshall, Hl
Michigan Ave
Moschentrose Jewelers
Marshall House
S. 2Nd
St. Marshall
Kroehler
Marrs Furniture Store
Marshall, Il
Cn E Air TP
New Colony
Mercury
Dick Clark
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