Miss Anna E Hulman Receives Golden Anniversary Tribute
Sixty former pupils presented Miss Hulman with notes compiled into a Florentine leather bound book and a gold glass compote with pale pink roses. The observance marks her fiftieth year as the city’s leading music instructor after studies at the Cincinnati Conservatory and German piano schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Hulman
Miss Hulman
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Germany
Hulman
Optimists Seek Donations to Clothe Local Children
Optimists urge shoppers to visit the Mile-of-Dimes booth on Wa bash avenue Friday and Saturday to raise funds for warm clothing for needy children. By Friday evening about 4000 dollars had been raised but 300 outfits remain funded as the drive continues into Saturday. The group will review applications, then take selected children to buy outfits and host a party at Hotel Deming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Avenue
Aptiists
Opti-Mrs. Club
Hotel Deming
Lieutenant Colonel O Leary returns home on leave
Lieut Colonel James P. O Leary son of Mr and Mrs Tim O Leary 2159 Poplar street arrived home for the holidays with his wife Betty Jessup and four children He is a 14 year Air Force veteran stationed at Barksdale Base La for six and a half years He will return to Barksdale next week and depart about Jan 15 for a new assignment at Davis Monthan Air Base Tucson Ariz He will join the SAC evaluation school at the base
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. O'Leary
Tim O Leary
Poplar Street
Betty Jessup
O'Leary
Air Force
Barksdale Air Force Base
Barksdale
Davis Monthan Air Base
Tucson
Ariz
Strategic Air Command
Morris Charged With Drawing Deadly Weapon in Domestic Incident
Virgil R. Morris 22 of 2431 South Twelfth Street was charged by Justice of the Peace Lee Easton with drawing a deadly weapon against his wife. Officers Walls and O'Connor made the arrest. Morris was held on a $2,000 bond pending charges from Prosecutor John R. Jett.
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Virgil R. Morris
South Twelfth Street
Justice of the Peace
Lee Easton
Walls and
O'Connor
Justice Easton
Morris
John R. Jett
Training Session for County Home Demonstration Clubs
New officers of county Home Demonstration clubs met at Farm Bureau Hall for a training session today. Secretaries treasurers and reporters attended a two hour meeting at 1 pm while presidents and vice presidents gathered from 3 to 5 pm this afternoon.
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Farm Bureau Hall
Christmas Eve Service at Central Presbyterian
A candlelight musical service will be held at 11:30 p m Saturday at the Central Presbyterian Church with guest soprano Marilyn John and violin selections by Marjory Fritz Honey Creek High School choral director The service progresses from the Annunciation to the Adoration at the Manger under Director Robert Meurer and organist Frederick Black.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Marilyn John
Marjory Fritz
Honey Creek High School
Robert Meurer
Frederick Black
Manger
Solemn High Mass Christmas Eve at St Benedict Church
Christmas will be commemorated at St Benedict Church Ninth and Ohio streets with a solemn high mass at midnight Saturday led by Very Rev Wenceslaus Hertvik OFM Conv pastor assisted by Rev Mark Mindrup OFM Conv deacon and Rev Gilbert Hertvik OFM Conv subdeacon A Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus honor guard will lead a procession from the rectory to the church for blessing of the Infant Jesus statue and carols under choirmaster William Balduzzi The Mass Ss Jesu Cordis by Norbert Matola will be sung by the combined adult and school choirs Sermon to be delivered by Rev Mark Mindrup The church doors open at 11 pm and the public is invited to attend.
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St. Benedict Church
Ninth
Ohio Streets
Wenceslaus Hertvik
O.F.M
Hertvik
Mark Mindrup
Gilbert Hertvik
OFM
Fourth Degree
Knights of Columbus
Jesus
William Balduzzi
Norbert Matola
Balduzzi
OFM. Conv
Cleanliness Next to Christmas for These Young Vets
Mrs. Helen Olds watches several young Marines on layover wash a car for free in Los Angeles. They refuse payment, saying they are returning from Korea and want to gift neighbors with a clean car and a Merry Christmas.
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Los Angeles
Helen Olds
Korea
Indianapolis
Three Vigo divorces filed in Vigo Superior Court No 2
Shirley A. Cowan seeks divorce from Delanos B. Cowan to end a 1954 marriage and dated separation. Turla E. Burden asks divorce from Elvin G. Burden Jr. with a restraining order requested. Fanny Combs seeks divorce from Orville Leroy Combs and restoration of her maiden name McCarty.
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Vigo Superior Court
Shirley A. Cowan
Delanos B. Cowan
Third Avenue
Turla E. Burden
Locust Street
Elvin G. Burden, Jr
Indianapolis
Fanny Combs
North Sixth Street
Orville Leroy Combs
Pendleton
McCarty
Vigo Board considers eight liquor permit applications
Eight applications were before the Vigo Alcoholic Beverage Board Friday. Petitioners include Fort Harrison Post 40 American Legion 417 South Fifth Street John A Roshel 308 Wabash Avenue Lee C and Helen Hern Rose Court Ben Davis transfer from Lee C and Helen Hern Kroger Company 1605 Wabash Avenue Zorah Temple 420 North Seventh Street Wayne S and Dorothy J Wittenberg transfer from Harry PD and Hazel DaCamp and Howard Hollis transfer from Howard Hollis and LeDene Hollis. No objections were raised and the local board sent the matter to the Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Board for final action.
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Vigo Alcoholic Beverage Board
Fort Harrison
American Legion
South Fifth Street
John A. Roshel
Wabash Avenue
Lee C
Helen Hern
Rose Court
Ben Davis
Kroger Company
Zorah Temple
North Seventh Street
Wayne S
Dorothy J. Wittenberg
Harry PD
Hazel DaCamp
Howard Hollis
LeDene Hollis
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Board
Christmas Prayer From Quidnesset Pastor
In North Kingston on December 23 a telephone recording from Rev. Norman S Townsend of the Quidnesset Baptist Church offers a Christmas blessing. The message declares Christ is born and invites listeners to pray for comfort and hope during the holiday season.
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North Kingston
R. St
Turner
Norman S. Townsend
Quidnesset Baptist Church
Christ the Lord
Jesus
California Floods Ravage Coastal Towns and Valleys
Severe floods devastated Klamath River towns including Klamath Glen and Kla math with homes washed away. Redwood Creek flooded Orick and Pepperwood while the Eel River surged through Weott and nearby areas prompting evacuations by helicopter and boat. State of emergency declared in northern counties as Red Cross and Civil Defense relief efforts mobilize.
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Hodgkinson
Klamath
Klamath River
Klamath Glen
Redwood Creek
Orick
Frank Brown
KHUM
Eureka
Eel River
Hogkinson
Redwood Valley
Pepperwood
Elinor
Weatt
Civil Defense
Siskiyou County
Sierra
Sacramento River
Lake Shasta
Oregon
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Portland
California
Goodwin Knight
Humboldt
Red Cross
National Guard
Willamette
Albany
Corvallis
Salem
Nevada
Truckee
Reno
Kietske Lane
Sparks
Daddy Released From Prison On Children's Plea
PITTSBURGH December 23 1P Albert Goff 45 was released from prison today after a letter from his children Katherine 10 and Thomas 12 urged the judge to bring him home for Christmas. Goff a Wilkinsburg photographer served 18 months for voluntary manslaughter in the strangling of his wife Katherine Anne on June 20 1954. The judge freed him a month early noting the children's pleas and a desire to reunite the family for the holiday season.
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Pittsburgh
Albert Goff
Goff
Wilkinsburg
Allegheny County
Samuel A. Weiss
Katherine
Thomas
Judge Weiss
Daddy
Katherine Anne
Ted Atkinson Aims For Fifth Hialeah Jockey Title
Jockey Ted Atkinson pursues a fifth Hialeah championship as he seeks to extend his lead in the standings at the Miami track. Top rivals challenge him for the crown in the current meet.
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Ted Atkinson
Hialeah
Indiana Governor to Urge Ford Plant Location Abroad
Governor Craig will travel to Detroit next week to press Ford Motor Co officials to build a new Indiana plant. He will present economic data showing Indiana as under consideration for a facility expected to employ about 3 000 workers with roughly 15 million dollars in annual payroll. Ford had planned Columbus Ohio but zoning issues caused a change.
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Indianapolis
Jpr
Craig
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Indiana
Ford
Columbus
Ohio
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