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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1973
Page
6
DEAR ABBY letters discuss a groom canceling a stag party to please his fiancée. Abby says the decision was the groom’s, but advises honoring the friend in a way that suits him or not at all. The page also includes uplifting notes from readers about resilience after injury and a final cheeky reply to Sally.
W R Grace & Co Board of Directors announces a quarterly dividend of 37 cents per share on common stock payable September 10, 1973 to stockholders of record August 14, 1973. The firm is an international industrial concern with chemicals consumer products services and natural resources. It operates the Packard Shirt facility on Plum Street in Terre Haute via its Chemed Corporation subsidiary.
A weight loss plan promotes a tiny tablet named Odrinex with no dangerous drugs and no required exercise. It claims thousands of users nationwide over 14 years, a refund if fat loss isn’t achieved, and prices of $3.25 for standard and $5.25 for economy.
The engagement of Miss Kim Elizabeth Stepp to Rick Allen Hargrave is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs James W Stepp of West Terre Haute. A Sept 22 wedding at First United Methodist Church West Terre Haute is planned with Rev Richard V Pippin officiating. Both are West Vigo High School graduates and Indiana State University sophomores. Miss Stepp works at Fire place Shoppe Meadows Center. Hargrave at Midland Glass.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Triplett of AR 52 announce their son Steve’s engagement to Nancy Jorritsma daughter of Tod Jorritsma of 6025 Clinton Rd. A rehearsal dinner at Louise's Restaurant on Aug 16 precedes the Aug 17 wedding at North Terre Haute Baptist Church. Prenuptial showers were hosted by several friends in AR 52 AR 2 and nearby areas.
Bethel No. 79 Job's Daughters will send three members Betty Brown Patti Dean and Leah Sizemore to the Supreme Grand Council in Baltimore Maryland A later August membership drive will acquaint candidates with Daughters projects focusing on community service and fun The group operates a Vigo County Fair lemonade and hot dog stand for fundraising and outreach
MR. AND MRS. JOE MAR CINEO of Seelyville host Mr. and Mrs. Wil fred Duchette of Norway Maine. Joe Mar Cineo, Terre Haute South Vigo High School speech and debate coach, and Mr. Duchette were Army buddies in World War II and have kept in touch by letter and telephone. This marks the Duchettes first visit to Indiana.
The Bozarth descendants gather August 12 at Deming Park for a noon basket dinner. Descendants of Henry and Rose Joy and the Lane and Horton families also hold reunions that day at Shakamak State Park and Forest Park Brazil with noon meals and beverages provided.
Mrs. Joseph Liston of Xi Alpha Chapter announces 1072.74 clh year chairmen for Beta Sigma Phi. Details include membership, social, service, and publicity heads, upcoming Sweet Adelines rehearsals, La Leche League meeting, City Council picnic plans, a Beta Sigma Phi style show, and a Vigo County fair booth.
The 54th annual reunion of the 309th Ammunition Train, 84th Division WWI survivors, will be held Sunday Sept 2 in Goshorn Memorial Park Clay City. The unit, formed from Vigo, Clay, Sullivan and Greene counties, trained eight months before overseas service ending after Armistice Day. Bob Jarvis, son of a former leader, will prepare the traditional WWI army slum regulation.
The Fox family reunion occurred Saturday at Collett Park with a surprise birthday for Mrs. Flossie Knapp who turns 90 on September 7. Knapp, now a resident of Canterbury Nursing Home at 500 Maple Ave, was honored by numerous nieces and nephews for her long and devoted kindnesses.
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