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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1952

Page

10

Harmony Youth Held in Chicago Police Custody

A 15 year old boy named John Ellis, arrested in Harmony for driving a 1949 car owned by Carl Schlatter, is being held after Chicago police linked him to three youths from the Indiana State Farm escape. Chicago police say Ellis rode in the car but did not steal it, and that the escapees may have been involved in prior crimes. Authorities seek word from Chicago police on further steps.

Brazil Ind Clay County Chicago Harmony John Ellis Carl I. Schlatter Ellis Indiana State Farm State Farm

Two youths released on own recognizance in Clay case

Judge Robert Stewart gave a lengthy lecture before releasing Jack Query 19 and Robert Salyers 18 both of Patricksburn on their own recognizance in Clay Circuit Court. They face charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor in Clay county. Query works in Indianapolis and Salyers farms.

Brazil Ind Clay County Robert Stewart Clay Jack Query Robert Salyers Patricksburg Query Indianapolis Salyers

Clinton Township Farm Bureau Dinner Reports Seattle Trip

The Clinton Township Farm Bureau will hold its annual Christmas turkey dinner at Crompton Hill School at 6 30 p m Thursday night. G R Stultz county president will report on his recent trip to the Farm Bureau convention in Seattle Wash.

Clinton, Ind Clinton Township Farm Bureau Crompton Hill School G. R. Stultz Clinton Seattle Wash

Spurlock Plans Perpetual Motion Machine Effort

Charles E. Spurlock a 38 year old lumber executive in Merced California says he has built an Ezekiel Wheel a giant dual 24 foot diameter steel device weighing 344 tons with 16 weights of 94 pounds each. He claims it will run on a mustard seed of faith and produce 35000 horsepower when started on Christmas Day. Physicists dismiss the concept as impossible while Spurlock insists the machine will work despite ridicule.

Spurlock

World's northernmost radar station on Spitzbergen shore

The radar installation sits on the shore of Is Fjorden in the Spitzbergen archipelago, marking a record as the northernmost such facility. It highlights Arctic monitoring capabilities and strategic reach in polar regions.

Is Fjorden Spitzbergen Islands

Sullivan Tax Funds Distributed To County Units

Sullivan Indiana December 18 special report tax collections total $452,718.28 in fall receipts distributed this week to Sullivan county units. Banks and building loan tangible tax sums added. city allocations include library park firemen pension and school district funds with detailed line items.

Sullivan Ind Sullivan County Harold Reynolds Pauline Mahan

Sullivan county youths inducted into armed services

Seven more Sullivan county youths have been inducted into the armed services. Paul Snow, director of selective service here, announced today. New inductees include Paul E. Ridge, Billie L. Cox, Marvin B. Hennecke, John H. Neal, Delbert L. Lucas, Edwin K. Stewart and Jerry C. Walls, Jr. A group of 14 other boys have been given physical examinations, Snow said.

Sullivan Ind Sullivan County Armed Services Paul Snow Selective Service Paul E. Ridge Billie L. Cox Marvin B. Hennecke John H. Neal Delbert L. Lucas Edwin K. Stewart Jerry C. Walls Snow

Sullivan County Blood Drive Sets State Record

A Sullivan county donation drive raised 156 pints of blood for Korean War soldiers, an all time county record and a Christmas gift from the heart. The effort inspired community turnout and showcased local generosity during the holiday season.

Sullivan Ind Sullivan County Korea

Blood donors 14 rejected from 170 appeared

According to Mrs. Phil Eskew general chairman only 14 of 170 persons who appeared to donate blood were rejected. The statement notes the overall turnout and the small number refused.

Cording Phil Eskew

Christmas DAR party held at Mrs Phillips home

The Nathan Hinkle Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a Christmas party for members and families at the residence of Mrs. William Phillips 304 West Washington Street.

Sullivan, Ind Nathan Hinkle the Daughters of the American Revolution William Phillips West Washington Street

Local Club Gatherings Highlight Community Meeting Night

The Mary E. Davis Past Matrons Club met at the Masonic Hall with Mrs Basil Bosstick as hostess for the Onward Home Economics Club. The Adult Bible Class of the Presbyterian church held a covered dish dinner and gift exchange at the church. The Sullivan Rebekah Lodge followed with a covered dish dinner preceding further activities.

Sullivan Ind Mary E. Davis Masonic Hall Basil Bosstick Onward Home Economics Club The Presbyterian Church Sullivan Rebekah Lodge

Christmas Party Notes From Local Clubs

Mrs. Harry Brummett hosted a Christmas party for the Sullivan Home Demonstration Club. The Country Girls' Club held its ... with Reena Pirtle at her home.

Harry Brummett Sullivan Home Country Girls’ Club Reena Pirtle

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