Weddings and Engagements in Brazil and Prairie Creek
The Tribune Society notes two weddings. Miss Redenbarger marries in Brazil with a ceremony at First Cobley officiated by Rev. Cummings Jr. Attendants include Cobley and Courtney. The couple will reside in Brazil after a trip to St Louis. In Prairie Creek, Miss Karol Ann Frakes wed Pfc Gene Edward Bayles at Prairie Creek Methodist Church with a reception for 100. They will live near Fort Lewis after a brief honeymoon.
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Prairie Creek Methodist Church
Karol Ann Frakes
Gene Edward Bayles
Miss Frakes
Edna Frakes
Prairie Creek
Pfc
Bayles
Blanche McCammon
Dimmick Street
Elmo Phillips
Elizabeth Fletcher
Kendall Hayhurst
Don Frakes
Sharon Rose Frakes
Maxine Wilson
Pamela
Tina Bridgewater
Keith Frakes
Martin Guedlhoefer
Eddie Frakes
Earl Bridgewater
Herbert Watson
Elsie Watson
Ralph Prevo
Mary Watson
Fort Lewis
Wash
United States Army
Brown Family Reunion Set at Forest Park Brazil
Fifty fifth annual Brown family reunion will be held at Forest Park in Brazil on Sunday. A basket dinner will be served at noon. Relatives and friends are invited. The first professional artist in America was Deacon Shem Crowne of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Brazil
America
Deacon Shem Crowne
Boston
Welsh Signs Contract for 2 Ohio River Bridges
Gov. Matthew E. Welsh traveled to Brandenburg Kentucky for a luncheon with Gov. Bert Combs before signing contracts for two toll bridges over the Ohio River. The project links Brandenburg Kentucky with Mauckport Indiana and Cannelton Indiana with Hawesville Kentucky, with Indiana financing from cigarette tax revenue bonds and Kentucky supplying southern approaches. The estimated total cost is about 12 million dollars.
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Indianapolis
Matthew E. Welsh
Brandenburg
Bert Combs
Kentucky
Ohio River
Welsh
Riverside Park
Cannelton
Ind
Mauckport
Hawesville
Indiana
Evansville
State Highway Commission
Long boasts undefeated election record in Kentucky
City Judge W. S. Long, in public office since age 34, says he has served eight terms in five offices and remains undefeated. After turning 75, he recalls his birth as an incubator baby weighing 2% pounds and says Hardin County had no incubators then, so he was warmed in a stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
W. S. Long
Hardin County
Bridges to spur Indiana Kentucky industry and tourism
Welsh predicted that the new livery this afternoon will open a new era of industrial commercial and tourist activity for Southern Indiana and Northern Kentucky. The governor expects construction to begin late next spring with a start six months earlier than previously estimated.
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Cannelton
Welsh
Indiana
Kentucky
Marathon Oil grants to Indiana State College unit
The Marathon Oil Co. presented the ISC Division of Business with a $1,000 unrestricted grant. A company vice president awarded the funds during a visit to Findlay Ohio. Dr. Paul Muse accepted the grant for the college to support educational activities beyond normal funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ISC
Marathon Oil CO
Division of Business
Indiana State College
Findlay
Ohio
Paul Muse
Local Notables Return From Chicago Gift Show
Mrs. F R Hul en Mrs Ar thur Hagan and Mrs William Smith from South Seventh and Twenty-seventh streets return from the Chicago Gift Show. Judge and Mrs Sam Beecher vacationing at Mackinaw City. J H Cromwell convalescing after surgery at Union Hospital. Mrs Richard Grimes hospitalized at Union Hospital Room 318. Carl Braun schweiger named general merchandise manager for Goldwater stores Phoenix after leading Sako witz Houston and Herz Terre Haute roles.
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Fred L. Hulen
South Seventh Street
Arthur Hagan
McKinley Boulevard
William Smith
South Twenty-seventh Street
Chicago
Sam Beecher
South Twenty-second Street
Mackinaw City
Mich
Richard Grimes
Terre Town
Union Hospital
Martin P. Braunscheiger
Monterey Avenue
Carl Braunschweiger
Goldwater
Phoenix
Ariz
Braunschweiger
Sakowitz
Houston
Tex
Herz
Aldens
Terre Haute
William H. Block Company
What Women Are Doing By Beatrice Biggs
INASMUCH CIRCLE of the King's Daughters and Sons will hold its annual picnic at Collett Park shelter with 12 noon dinner and 2 pm business session. Members should bring a dish and gifts for Indians. guests welcome. Hyacinth Temple presides over Wednesday meeting at 1 30 pm at Knights of Pythias Hall. Ladies Auxiliary of American Legion Post 40 meets Tuesday at 8 pm. Mrs Mary Davy to preside.
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The
King’s Daughters and Sons
Collett Park
of Hyacinth Temple
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias Hall
Ladies Auxiliary of American Legion Post 40
Mary Davy
Indiana State sorority member to attend national training school
Miss Linda Swalls of Indiana State College will join Sigma Kappa representatives Aug 16 to 18 at Utah State University Logan Utah for Chapter Officers Training School. The event is run by the National Council with Province Officers. Swalls is a junior majoring in elementary education and graduates from Wiley High School. The Indiana State delegation includes Nancy Alward Merridene Cronkite Sharon Blakely Bette Elder and others. They depart Dana Tuesday for a nine day trip.
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Linda Swalls
Mable Swalls
South Twentieth Street
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Indiana State College
Sigma Kappa
Utah State University
Logan
Utah
National Council
Colby College
Waterville
Indiana
Ball State
Indiana University
Purdue
Indiana State
Miss Swalls
Wiley High School
Nancy Alward
Wallace
Merridene Cronikite
Waveland
Sharon Blakely
Covington
Bette Elder
Dana
Miss Alward
Indiana Plans Education Center in Indianapolis
Indiana University moves to construct a multi million dollar general education center near the IU Medical Center in Indianapolis. The facility will be funded by tuition and replaces the current campus which serves about 3300 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana University
IU Medical Center
Gen Maxwell to Speak at Terre Haute Rotary Luncheon
Gen Allison Maxwell, base detachment commander of the Indiana Air National Guard at Hulman Field, will address the Terre Haute Rotary Club at their weekly luncheon in the Mayflower Room of the Terre Haute House. He will discuss the mission and operations of the Air Guard. Feathers stone tea salt and animal teeth and bread were used as money by primitive societies, says the Chase Manhattan Bank Money Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison Maxwell
Indiana Air National Guard
Hulman Field
Terre Haute
Rotary Club
SANG
Air Guard
Mayflower
Terre Haute House
Chase Manhattan Bank Money Museum
Job's Daughters Bethel No 79 reschedules meeting
Job's Daughters Bethel No 79 will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m instead of Saturday. Honored Queen Diane Marshall will preside. A council meeting is set for 6 30 p m.
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Job
Bethel No
Diane Marshall
Dear Abby column tips from readers on love and money
Short letters from readers describe family money disputes over poison ivy shots, a mother worried about a single daughter, a teen dating curfew, and a wife who fibbed about her age to wed. Abby replies with practical, sometimes humorous guidance.
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Abby
David
Stevie
Mrs. P
Midwest industry gets cold shoulder in space defense contracts
Hoosier Rep. J Edward Roush says space and defense agencies discriminate against the Midwest calling it an intellectual vacuum. He cites Purdue Illinois and Michigan producing many engineering bachelors while prime military contracts for the area have fallen from 25 percent of 1963 totals to just above 10 percent. He notes 1962 space contracts for Indiana Illinois Michigan Ohio were under 4 percent versus 48 percent for California.
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Washington
Space Administration
Defense Department
Hoosier
J. Edward Roush
Huntington Democrat
Midwest
MIT
Cal Tech
Stanford
New York University
Roush
Ruhr Valley
United States
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
California
Florida
Seven Young Germans Escape to West From Berlin
Police reported seven escape attempts to the West in the last two days, among them three border guards. The group fled Berlin by various routes, highlighting ongoing border tensions between East and West.
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Berlin
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Center Point
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Helen Slack
Ivan Forsythe
Judith A. Cobley
Alice A. Courtney
Kay Redenbarger
Richard Redenbarger
Jerry McCullough
Jim Dressler
Don Mercer
Jane Nattkemper
Janice J. Cobley
D. Joseph
Cobley
Linc Stearley
Flint
Pam Brown
Sherry Bombe
Betty George
Marilyn Campbell
St. Louis
Brazil Daily Times
Frakes-Bayles
Herm Ermisch
Call Crawford
Southland Shopping
W. Terre Haute
Lafayette Ave
Fair Gardens Club
Virgil Morris
John Callahan
Vigo County Fairgrounds
Charles Hayes
Samuel Klaus
Albert Coons
Martin Gardner
Bessie Brown
Oscar Brown
Charles Jewell
Robert C. Small
Fred Kress
C. Krieg
Dick Bruce
Jane Cook
Mike Sinclair
Patty Snyder
John V. Cook
Miss Cook
Charles H. Snyder
Robert Snyder
Martin
Ohio Bridges
J. H. Cromwell
Maple Avenue
Beatrice Biggs
Tribune Club
Anna Hawkins
Indiana Plans Education Center
Gen. Maxwell
Job’s
SMITH
Corona Flezztce A
Lindsay
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Fran
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