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Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1973

Page

5

T H First National Bank Christmas Party Saturday

Terre Haute First National Bank will host its annual staff Christmas party and recognition program at the Terre Haute Fort Harrison Elks Club. Don Lofton notes 35 awards this year with combined service over 338 years.

Terre Haute First National Bank Terre Haute Fort Harrison R Moss Helen Peak Bertha Wence Sally Garthwaite Lucille Bevington Jack Black Janet Masters Martha Kelley Georgiena Vaughn Margaret Reynolds Ruth Kelm Grace Brown Twila Spence Donald E. Smith Pam Kepp Judy Whallon Marsha Burgess Phyllis Gummere

Pre-Christmas Activities At Saint Mary of the Woods College

The Saint Mary of the Woods College campus hosts a busy pre holiday schedule with a semi formal Candlelight Christmas dance December 15 in Le Fer Ballroom, a December 12 Christmas banquet for administrators and staff, and a December 9 banquet for seniors. Seniors and Sisters events include caroling December 12 at the Sisters of Providence mother house. Freshmen decorate Guerin Hall while Le Fer and other halls compete in decorations as the community celebrates feast of Nicholas December 6 with chaplain Monsignor Galvin urging gratitude for Santa Clauses in their lives.

Saint Mary-of-the- Woods College Warren Henderson le Fer Woods Woodland Inn Sisters of Providence Wendy Workman Kathy Scheene Guerin Hall Nicholas James Galvin

River search resumes for missing Fort Wayne woman

Police resumed dragging the St Marys River for Vera L. Penland, 62, who has been missing since December 3. Officials reported her purse with money was found on the riverbank in downtown Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Fort Wayne Ind St. Mary's River Vera L. Penland

Blue Cross Indiana Sales Office to Close for Christmas

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Indiana will close the Sales and Service office at 788 S Third St on Monday December 24 and Tuesday December 25 in observance of Christmas.

Blue Cross and Blue Shields Indiana S. Third St

Truck Lines Consolidate Dispatching in Terre Haute Move

R C Motor Lines and Eastern Express relocate central dispatch to the Eastern general office in Terre Haute consolidating dispatching for 60 terminals. Bill Bland becomes director of the enlarged central dispatch and Paul R Schneider is named manager of accounts payable with 19 years in transportation.

R-C Motor Lines Eastern Express, Inc Eastern General Terre Haute R-C’s Eastern Bill Bland Paul R. Schneider Kenneth R. Miller Schneider RC Motor Lines

Nixon Submits Saxbe Nomination For Attorney General

President Nixon formally nominates Senator William Saxbe of Ohio as attorney general. Hearings before the Senate Judiciary Committee may begin today with action expected before next week’s session end. Saxbe’s pay-cut bill cleared Congress 75 to 16 to overcome constitutional bar.

Washington Nixon William B. Saxbe Senate Ohio Senate Judiciary Committee Saxbe Congress Mike Mansfield D-Mont Elliot L. Richardson Archibald Cox Robert H. Bork

Price Controls Lifted for Auto Industry by U.S. Council

The Cost of Living Council exempted autos from wage and price controls boosting new car prices by about 150 dollars or more. Ford GM and AMC pledged wholesale limits and retail caps while wage contracts with the United Auto Workers raised wages and benefits for about 760,000 workers.

Detroit Cost of Living Council United Auto Workers Union Ford General Motors Chrysler American Motors AMC John T. Dunlop Lynn Townsend United Auto Workers Auto

McKuen to Score NBC TV Special The Borrowers

Rod McKuen will compose the musical score for The Borrowers a 90 minute NBC television special starring Eddie Albert and Tammy Grimes. The project marks a collaboration with UPI reports.

Hollywood UPI Rod McKuen Eddie Albert Tammy Grimes NBC

United Way of Wabash Valley Pledge Mail

A brief notice from the United Way of Wabash Valley requests pledges for 1974 with a mailed reply option and enclosed check. It provides a post office box address in Terre Haute Indiana for donors to send payments or pledges.

the United Way of the Wabash Valley United Way OF Wabash Valley Terre Haute Ind

Water Pollution Seminars At Rose Hulman Wednesday

George H. Klumb of Culligan International will headline two public seminars at Rose Hullman Institute of Technology on Wednesday December 12. The morning talk covers Water Pollution and Water Quality and the afternoon session explores Water Treatment Methods including Ion Exchange Deionization Electrodialysis and Reverse Osmosis.

George H. Klumb Culligan International Water Co Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Klumb Culligan Water Institute Rose-Hulman Donald L. Pettit Water Conditioning Association International

Readers urged to back ERA in Indiana General Assembly

In a Tribune editor’s letter Frank H. Messel Jr. urges readers to push for ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. He notes House approval 53 to 45 and Senate defeat 16 to 34, citing local legislators Ennis and Kearns for, Fanning and Tipton against. He calls for letters and calls to influence next session via Senator Phillip Hayes and others.

Indiana General Assembly House Senate Ennis and Kearns Fanning Tipton ERA Indiana Ennis General Assembly Phillip Hayes Evansville

Son of T H Woman Killed in Detroit

Robert C Ledgerwood, a Terre Haute visitor with Detroit ties, was shot to death by an armed robber in Detroit while returning from a bank with cash for his bar business. Police called it Detroit’s 634th homicide that year. the case remained unsolved. Ledgerwood died the day after his 60th birthday and left a widow Frances and a son Robert Jr. Survivors include his mother Mrs. Ferrol Whitman and brother Wilbur Ledgerwood. He was a World War I Navy veteran.

Terre Haute Detroit Mich The Tribune Ferrol Whitman S. 7Th St Robert C. Ledgerwood Ledgerwood Grand River U.S. Navy

Detroit Charity Drive Attracts Local Churches Leaders

Shrine and other Detroit area organizations collaborate for a holiday food drive. A former grocer and supermarket operator who ran the business for 20 years is noted. FBI crime statistics cited show Detroit averaging 700 plus homicides yearly. a 1972 report summary lists 735. Donations urged for Saturday between 10 a.m. and noon with porch drop offs for Christmas baskets.

West Terre Haute Fire Department Launches Canned Goods Drive

The West Terre Haute Fire Department kicks off its annual canned goods drive to aid local families. Firefighters encourage community members to donate nonperishable food and present collection details at stations.

West

Aircraft group plans party for Christmas dinner

The Terre Haute Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter No 83 will hold its annual family Christmas dinner at the home of Garland Watsworth AR 23 at 7 30 p m Friday Members and friends attending are asked to bring a covered dish.

Terre Haute Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter No. 83 Garland Watsworth AR 23

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