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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1965
Page
9
Linda Rose Trusty and David H. Wessel wed at St. Joseph Church with Rev. A B Kearns presiding. The couple, a Shreveport native and a Miami Beach/ Terre Haute resident, plan a Hot Springs honeymoon before settling in Terre Haute.
Miss Nancy Ann Long and Pvt. Larry Dale Groth exchanged vows at Mt. Pleasant Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin H Long of 2517 Franklin Street. Groth is the son of the late Mr and Mrs Groth.
Mr and Mrs Joseph R Cloutier of Woodridge host their son Joseph A Cloutier a Marquette University senior. Mr and Mrs John L Blox 111 Woodridge Dr returned from Elmhurst IL after Christmas with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Louis W Har Meng Jr. Miss Barbara Minnick daughter of Eva Minnick 1709 N 12th St spends holidays with her mother while pursuing a doctorate at the University of Tennessee with a graduate assistantship.
Fred Modesitt and his wife celebrate twenty fifth wedding anniversary at 2600 Crawford St. They are Terre Haute natives with four children and one grandson. Their son Jon Frederick and family host an informal open house from 3 to 5 pm Sunday. gifts are requested to be omitted.
Several officer assignments in Company B of the 38th S and T Battalion based in Brazil were announced. 1/Lt. Alan Pierce of Brazil becomes transportation officer after leading two Company B platoons in Rockville. 2/Lt. Bobby K. Hughes succeeds Pierce as commanding officer of Headquarters Company in Terre Haute, with 1/Lt. John Atkinson of Brazil moving to commanding HQ duties.
A reader section from Dear Abby covers marital fidelity concerns, adolescent kissing ethics, and courtesy to the elderly. Topics include a wife unsure about alleged infidelity, a mortician’s relative misplacing visits, a teen resisting spin the bottle, and a critique of children answering phones. Advice urges confronting truth, maintaining standards, and forgiveness.
SUCCESS LODGE No 78 Ladies Auxiliary meets next Wednesday at Memorial Hall with Mrs Joan Connett presiding. An all day session planned by United States Army Mothers Post I next Tuesday at Salvation Army Temple with officer elections. Florence Crittenton Home directors host annual luncheon Monday Jan 10 at Henri's Restaurant with Mrs Lee Hauser speaker and installation of officers at the home.
Anne Ford, heiress to the Ford motor empire, marries stockbroker Giancarlo Uzielli in a civil ceremony in New York. Henry Ford II gives away his daughter at a private Fifth Avenue ceremony. Uzielli, 31, is a NYSE member and Harvard graduate. both are Roman Catholics.
County Treasurer elect Bernard Sweeney and County Commissioner elect Kermit Nees will take their oaths at 11 a.m. on New Year’s Day in the Vigo County Courthouse. County Clerk Leonard Conrad will administer the oath to both, followed by a reception.
State Highway Department has completed plans for rebuilding the North Terre Haute Bridge over Otter Creek on old U.S. 41. County Surveyor Claude Reese said plans are in Room 1313 of the State Office Building for inspection by contractors. Improvements include resurfaced floor, a new west sidewalk, and new banisters on both sides. County officials will not take over old U.S. 41 outside Vigo County until the bridge is rebuilt. Despite new U.S. 41 traffic, one car crosses old U.S. 41 every seven seconds, and there have been several wrecks on the bridge.
Mrs Anita Rutledge was burned out of her home at 2111 Elm Street losing furnishings and clothing. Spruce Street AME Church and local churches plan a aid drive with a Sunday meeting January 2 at 7 p.m. at Spruce Street AME Church. Calls for contributions go to Rev J E Barksdale Rev Elmer W Arnold or Mildred Russell. Fire damage assessed at 1000 to the house and 200 for contents.
Stephen Golf of 2236 Spruce St was named first place in the Spruce Street Garden Club Outdoor Christmas Decoration Contest. Second place went to Hubert Williams of 2312 Spruce St, and third to Aaron Carter of 2147 Spruce St, both block chairmen in the club.
Mrs. Rosemary Hubbs administratrix of Paul Hubbs estate sues Norton Company of Worcester at Gartland Foundry for 200000 claiming wrongful death from an accident April 22 when an abrasive wheel shattered while her husband used a portable grinder. Plaintiff alleges negligent wheel design and failure to warn. Attorneys: C William Allen and N George Nasser.
The Army recruiting office at the Federal Building reported three enlistees Monday morning. Rex M. Mapes, 23, 831 S. 6th St., enlisted under the 120-Day Delay Program. William Jay Francis, 20, 2220 N. 10th St., enlisted for three years. Daniel Lee Mickschl, 20, 2911 Ijams Drive, enlisted under the 120-Day Delay Program.
A probate petition filed with Probate Commissioner Edward L. Hamilton by Mary G. Pilipovich, administratrix of the George Doane Fee estate who died December 13. The $12,000 estate lists distributees John Walter Fee Terre Haute Lawrence Fee Kokomo Mary Fee Maroney Port St. Joe Florida Roseann Goodwin Indian City River Florida and Mary Pilipovich New Goshen.
The Musical Messenger Team Dave and Joyce Goodwin of Ottumwa Iowa will perform at the Four Square Gospel Church at 13th and Elm Streets New Year Eve services from 8 p.m. to midnight with guitars bass accordion piano and organ. Additional numbers will be offered at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev. B L Howse, pastor, said services are open to the public.
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