Mt. Lebanon Church Victory In Quiet Title Suit
Judge Clarence Powell ruled Mt Lebanons EUB Church of Clay County does not own or have any interest in the Mt Leabnon church property. Trustees Price Cornwell Traeger and Ramage led the suit on behalf of congregants opposing transfer to the United Methodist Conference. Defendants were former EUB officials Merryman O Dell Hancock and Mueller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Lebanon
EUB Church
Clay County
Judge Powell
EUB Conference
United Methodist Conference
James H. Price
Cornwell Traeger
Lawrence Ramage
K. K. Merryman
A. Glenn O'Dell
C. David Hancock
IR. H. Mueller
EUB
William O. Schreckengast
Beech Grove
John Mce Kaddin
Mueller
United Methodist Church
Hancock
Indiana Conference South
George C. Craig
Warren Buchanan
Craig
Blackhawk Eub Church
Riley
Vigo
Ebenezer Church
Putnam Circuit Court
Harmony Church
Parke County
Two Theft Cases Reported in Brazil City Indiana
Brazil Indiana police investigate two thefts. James Blubaugh reports entry to his residence and theft of clothes a diamond ring a transistor radio and a camera. Susan Kidwell reports a purse stolen from a truck parked at the skating rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
James Blubaught
Alabama St
Susan Kidwell
Compton St
Post Office Site Planned for Chrisman Illinois
Chrisman Illinois announces a site for a new post office at 210 W Madison St. The building will be constructed by a private contractor and leased to the government upon completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrisman, Ill
Chrisman
Madison St
Hartke Votes Washington On 85 Percent of Bipartisan Roll Calls
UPI reports Sen. Vance Hartke and Sen. Birch Bayh agreed on 156 of 182 roll calls. Hartke matched President Johnson only 7 of 122 votes. Eugene McCarthy led Hartke in agreement, with 40 of 41 votes, though McCarthy was often absent due to his campaign schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Sen
Birch Bayh
Hartke
D-Minn
McCarthy
Capital Hill
Fire injures 15 at Chicago dress shop as doors trap shoppers
Fifteen people were injured when a wall burst into flames at the Three Sisters Dress Shop on West Madison Street. Shoppers and staff were trapped by jammed doors, with three in critical condition. Rescue crews freed victims, including elevator operator Lillie Phillips, as fire damage tops $2,500 to the building and merchandise. Police and fire officials investigate the blaze’s cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
West Side
Garfield Park Community Hospital
Three Sisters
W. Madison St
Roger Cheers
Mary Muscia
Lillie Phillips
Evelyn Winstock
Marving Rudees
Brazil High School Key Club Fetes Underprivileged Children
Brazil High School’s Key Club hosted a Christmas banquet for many city children, including those involved with the Clay-Owen-Putnam Community Action Program. Food donations came from Tastee Bread, Fred’s Market, Cassasa’s Dairy, and Kappman’s Store. Mrs Mable Eldridge prepared the turkey meal, John Barnstead shared a humorous story, and Santa visited to end the night. The club’s 12 days of Christmas last year earned the Indiana District single service award, and president Mike Weaver won a Montreal internship trophy for third in international single service among 3,500 clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil, Ind
Brazil
Key Club
Clay- Owen-Putnam
Tastee Bread Company
Fred’s Market
Casassa’s Dairy
Kappman’s
Poland
Mable Elderidge
Meridan Street
John Barnstead
Santa Claus
Legal term tort defined as wrong in law
A legal term indicating an inary or wrong is called a tort.
Whitcomb Promises Higher School Funding
Gov elect Edgar Whitcomb said local schools need more than the 577.2 million recommended for 1969 71 and pledged to pursue increases beyond the Budget Committee figure. He backed expanded student loans, tougher travel approvals, and major changes in drivers licenses while avoiding cuts to the Teachers Retirement Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Whitcomb
Roger D. Branigin
Barat Colleges To Integrate Lake Forest
Notre Dame abandons merger with Barat College at Lake Forest in favor of an exchange with Lake Forest College. Plan envisions an integrated K-12 through college curriculum with nearby private schools. Six Barat students will enroll at Lake Forest College next semester as initial step. Some Barat students may take special Notre Dame courses.
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Chicago
UPI
University of Notre Dame
Margaret Burke
Barat College
Lake Forest
South Bend
Notre Dame
Barat
Lake Forest College
Margaret
William Graham Cole
Ferry Hall
Lake Forest Academy
Woodlands Academy
Country Day School
Christmas Eve Service Directed by church groups at St Paul
In Brazil Indiana the Sunday School Department and the Young Adult Class will lead the annual Christmas Eve service at St Paul Lutheran Church at 7 p.m. Tuesday. The event is organized by church groups and held at the local Lutheran parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Prices Seen Stabilizing as Food Costs Ease in 1969
Pur due University agricultural economists forecast lower growth and larger food supplies will curb consumer food expenditures next year. They expect corn prices to strengthen slightly in early 1969, hog prices to hover near late 1968 levels, beef prices to ease modestly due to demand, egg prices to slip less than normal, and broiler prices to rise seasonally after the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University Agricultural Economists
Indianapolis
Chicago
Lynnville son among three missing listed as prisoners in talk
Lynnville Indiana resident Mary L Jones welcomed the news that her son Army Spec 4 Thomas N Jones is among three missing soldiers named as prisoners in potential Viet Cong negotiations set for Christmas Eve Saigon time. Also named were Pfc Donald G Smith of Akron Pennsylvania and Spec 4 James W Brigham of Ocala Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynnville
Ind
Mary L. Jones
Army
Thomas N. Jones
Saigon
Donald G. Smith
Akron
James W. Brigham
Ocala
Fla
Pentagon
U.S
Jones
ISU Delegation Attends Language Conference in New York
Eight members of Indiana State University's foreign languages faculty will attend the Modern Language Association meeting in New York City December 26 to 29. Dr. Peter Bruning will attend the presidents' meeting and serves as president of the Indiana Chapter of the AATTG. Others include Dr. Abdallah Beddawi Dr. Alice Collins Dr. Charlotte Ghurye Dr. Felix Narraz Kai Pang Kalyna Pomirko and Agnes McGhee. Gertrude Ewing will attend the APA meeting in Toronto December 27 to 30. Also noted: one in five Americans changed homes last year per the Mavyers Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State University Foreign Languages Department
Modern Language Association
New York City
Peter Bruning
Indiana
American Association of Teachers of
New York
Abdallah Beddawi
Alice Collins
Charlotte Ghurye
Felix Nlarraz
Kai Pang
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Mt. Lebanon Church
Victor
Rockville, Ind
Clarence Powell
Levry Bia
Christman
Ryote
LRD & Mulberry
U.S. 41
3Rd and Wabash
Ndwiches
Southern Illinois University
Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity
Janet Keaton
McLeansboro
Ill
Werner Kief
Barat Colleges
Bonanza
Cong
Son
Mom
Miracle
ISU
Os —— Ly Lee Ee
Terre
Haute
Department Stores
Woolco
Woolco Department Store
Plaza North Shopping Center
Ft. Harrison Rd. and
Lafayette Ave
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