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Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1973

Page

5

Grissom Rader wedding joined in Breden Memorial Church

Miss Judy Kay Grissom and Mark Wayne Rader wed at 2 30 PM in Breden Memorial United Methodist Church with a church ceremony, reception, and trip to King's Island and Cincinnati. Attendants included Janice Grissom, Debi Myers, Claudette Sharp, and others. both couples plan to reside in Rockford after wedding trips and note prior schooling and employments at Wiley High School, Ivy Tech, DePauw University, Indiana State University, Rader Shell Service, and Pillsbury Co.

Judy Kay Grissom Lou Grissom S. 7Th St Mark Wayne Rader Oak St Wayne Rader Norma Helton Indianapolis Breden Memorial United Methodist Church John Quinn Clarksville Rader Pam Bruce Bloomfield King’s Island Cincinnati Ohio Wiley High School Ivy Tech Reuben H. Donnelly Corporation Wiley Rader Shell Service

Indiana State students engage to wed in Indianapolis church

Miss Carol June Brown, daughter of Mr and Mrs Marshall J Brown of Indianapolis, and J Scott Bartle, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Bartle of Grabill, are engaged and set to marry Saturday at Centenary Christian Church. Rev Maurice Davis will officiate. Attendants include maid of honor Miss Marsha J Brown and bridesmaid Mrs Kenneth Haenstling, with best man Bob Hartigan and ushers Ron Crosby, Richard Bender, and Tom Jones.

Indiana State University Carol June Brown Marshall J. Brown Indianapolis J. Scott Bartle Jack Bartle Grabill Centenary Christian Church Bob Hartigan Ron Crosby Richard Bender Tom Jones

Phillips Waters Wedding Report From South Bend

Mr and Mrs David Lee Phillips wed Saturday at Pilgrim Baptist Church South Bend in a 6 pm ceremony. The couple will reside at Park Jefferson Apts South Bend. The bride Miss Terry Lynn Waters is daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Waters of South Bend. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Leo Phillips of 2240 Spruce St South Bend. A reception for 600 guests was at Erskine Park Country Club. Both teachers will work in the South Bend Community School Corp this fall.

David Lee Phillips Pilgrim Baptist Church South Bend Park Jefferson Apts Terry Lynn Waters Robert Waters Leo Phillips Spruce St

Wedding of Cynthia Ann Diller and John Christie McFaddin

The wedding of Miss Cynthia Ann Diller daughter of Mr and Mrs Erald Diller of Indianapolis and John Christie McFaddin of Rockford Illinois was held Saturday at noon in Fairview Presbyterian Church Indianapolis. Attending were maid of honor Miss Maura Kierman of Louisville bridesmaids Miss Cynthia Slowick Miss Nancy McFaddin sister of the bridegroom Miss Christina Wuensch best man R Christopher Rueggeberg Oxford Ohio and groomsmen Neal Kitchel Malcolm Frost and David Diller. Ceremony reception and luncheon followed at Holyhock Hill Indianapolis with a wedding trip planned to Ford du lace.

Wayland Siders Warren Tarrh Charlene Martin Janice Grissom Debi Myers Claudette Sharp Donna Fredricks Little Beth Ann Easterday Orleans Randy Williams Indianapolis Mike Sharp David Carl Keith Rader Steve Davis Rick Todd Wallace Cynthia Ann Diller Erald Diller John Christie McFaddin Rockford Ill John B. McFaddin Rosedale Fairview Presbyterian Church Maura Kierman Louisville Cynthia Slowick Nancy McFaddin Christina Wuensch Burlington R. Christopher Rueggeberg Oxfard Ohio Neal Kitchel Malcolm Frost David Diller Holyhock Hill Ford du Lace

Abby Advice Letter Saga From A Lost Marriage

DEAR ABBY details a troubled two year marriage ending after infidelity and expulsion from school. The wife who locked out her husband seeks help, Abby warns marriage may be broken beyond repair, and suggests humility to win him back. The column then answers readers about theft at home and handling family neglect before closing with a note on aging and loneliness and a request for personal replies.

Abby Phil

Lauderdale couple sets up home in Cory area

Miss Lowe, a Schulte High School graduate and Columbia Special Products employee, and Mr. Willis, Garfield High School graduate and Indiana State University senior, plan to reside at RR 1 Cory. A bridal shower for Lowe was Sunday Aug 5 at Mrs Judy Winniski’s home with 20 guests.

Stranded Wife Reunited After Map Mishap Near Stuttgart

In Stuttgart area a wife was found safe after a long roadside search. A husband, distracted by a map, did not hear her exit the car and drove about 95 miles before realizing she had left. Heidelberg police coordinated the search and recovered the stranded traveler.

Stuttgart Germany UPI Heidelberg

Philadelphia Police Under Fire for Free Meals on Beat

The Pennsylvania Crime Commission probes allegations that city officers accepted free meals while on duty. Investigators report one officer took a gratis hamburger and carried an extra to his horse, drawing criticism of freebies and improper favors.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania State Crime Commission Crime Commission Lawrence T. Hoyle

Beware of Oblong Grin Promoted by Hypocrites

London doctor Dr. Ewan Grant of Chelsea College says the so called oblong grin shows clenched teeth and a drawn back lip line. He notes 100 facial expressions and stresses the value of non verbal cues in clinical work.

London UPI Ewan Grant Chelsea College Basic Medical Sciences Pulse Grant

Cancer warning linked DES daughters to vaginal cancer

Oakland doctors Dr. Robert R. Williams and Dr. Robert J. Schweitzer warn in the California Medical Association journal that daughters of mothers treated with diethylstilbestrol DES may face vaginal cancer risk. They urge active case finding and regular exams for early detection.

Oakland Calif

Miss Elsie McCrocklin and Miss Terry Sail to Hawaii

Miss Elsie McCrocklin RR 25 and Miss Marcia Terry of Indianapolis left Saturday for Honolulu Hawaii. They are taking a course in guidance and will be registered at the Waikiki Beach Hotel.

Elsie McCrocklin RR Marcia Terry Indianapolis Honolulu Hawaii Waikiki Beach

United Methodist Women Meet in Riley Community

Women of the Riley community are invited to the United Methodist Women unit meeting at the church on August 15. Punch and cookies at 6 30 p m followed by a 7 p m meeting. Guest speaker Miss Gladys Hays from Linton is a former Arizona Indian missionary. Officers listed include Mary Mines Jackson president Dora Baker vice president Norma McCullough secretary and Dee Hoke treasurer.

Riley United Methodist Gladys Hays Linton Mines Mary Jackson Dora Baker Norma McCullough Dee Hoke

Shaw and Hixon West reunions Aug 19 in Indiana

The Shaw family reunion meets at Deming Park Quonset hut shelter with a 12:30 basket dinner. The 48th Thomas and Rachel Hixon West descendants reunion gathers at Coalmont Fire House with a 12:30 meal. Harold West presides, Bradley West VP, Ruth Stopps Luther secretary treasurer. few cousins remain. Noted deaths, marriages, births, and lineage updates since last year. founders born 1803 and 1807.

Shaw Quonset Hut Deming Park Thomas Rachel Hixon West Coalmont Ind Harold West Cory, Ind Bradley West Ruth Stopps Luther Good Samaritan Jasonville Luther Fred West Lewis Pearl West Knight Thomas and Rachel West

Bear Creek Named National Natural Landmark in Indiana

The Interior Department designated Bear Creek in Fountain County Indiana as a national natural landmark. The scenic creek runs through a foot deep canyon carved in sandstone and features a seven and a half foot natural bridge.

Washington U.S. Interior Department Bear Creek Fourtain County Ind

What Women Are Doing and Local Club Meetings

The Terre Haute Business and Professional Women's Club plans a Aug. 16 6 30 p m dinner at Elkis Country Club with President Edythe Westerfield presiding. District director Betty Blumberg reports on Hera We re in a new era. Beta Sigma Phi holds an annual picnic Aug 16 6 30 p m at Plumbers and Steamfitters Recreation Area. Carpe Diem Club meets Monday at 7 p m at Mrs Robert Minger s home for a short meeting and card games. Mothers of World War II Unit 190 meet Monday at 7 p m Dreiser Square Community Center with Edna Pound presiding. Wayne Newton American Legion Auxiliary Unit 346 installs officers Monday at 8 p m at post home 13146 Wabash Ave. Pride City Grandmothers Club meets Tuesday at 6 p m at Mrs Virgil Archer s Paint Mill Lake. Past President s Serial Club of Morton Relief Corp plans a noon picnic dinner.

Terre Haute Beta Sigma Phi Plumbers and Steamfitters Don Struble Robert Minger Robert Galbraith Mothers of Dreiser Square Community Center Edna Pound Wayne Newton American Legion Auxiliary Unit At & P.m Wabash Ave Pride City Grandmothers’ Club Virgil Archer Paint Mill Lake

Willkie to Receive Rush County Citizen of the Year Award

Rushville banker Philip H Willkie son of the late Wendell Willkie will be honored as Rush County Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year at a Monday dinner meeting. He is cited for helping bring foreign doctors to ease Indiana doctor shortages and for opposing multi country bank legislation.

Rushville, Ind APV Rushville Philip H. Willkie Wendell Willkie Rush County Chamber of Commerce Willkie Iniana

Dilg Couple to Celebrate Golden Anniversary at Family Dinner

Mr and Mrs Leslie E Dilg of 204 Woodridge Drive plan their 50th wedding anniversary on August 15 with a dinner party at their son John K E Dilg s home at 1922 S 6th Street. They have two sons Don P Dilg and John K Dilg plus eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. They wed in Paris New Jersey. Mrs Dile, Virginia Hope Crawford, and Mr Dile, retired from the United Association of Plumbers and Steamfitters.

Leslie E. Dilg Woodridge Dr John KE. Dilg Don P. Dilg S. Center St

Odrinex Plan Weight Loss Guarantee Offer

An ad offers the Odrinex Plan as a weight loss solution with a money back guarantee. It claims thousands have used it over 14 years, promotes a tiny tablet with no drugs, no dieting, and no special exercise, priced at $3.25 for standard and $5.25 for economy size.

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