Whitessell and Butts Wedding at First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Barbara Louise Whitesell and Donald Milburn Butts were married Sunday at 2:30 pm in Jeffersonville church ceremonies. Rev. Philip Stone officiated with organ music by Mrs. Albert Amberger, and guests included relatives from Whitesell and Butts families. The reception followed at the church for about 200 guests. The couple plans to reside at 936 North Seventh Street after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Louise Whitesell
Merle A. Whitesell
Park Avenue
Donald Milburn Butts
Frank M. Butts
North Thirteenth
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Philip Stone
Albert Amberger
Clayton Simon
Jeffersonville
Hobart Furry
Gordon Whitesell
James Long
Camille Smith
Clinton
Helen Jackson
Grover Alder
June Kelly
Margaret Kelly
North Sixth Street
Thomas A. Goad
Elmer Goad
North Twenty-fourth Street
F. E. Nordby
Roy Woods
Raymond Boles
Patricia Roberts
Beverly Riley
Samuel Andrew Kelly
Perry Brown
James Blair
Earl Roundtree
Marilyn Roundtree
Patricia Brewster
Wanda Lee
Treva Blair
Barbara Schrader
Oakland Drive
Roberta Weds at Locust Street Church Ceremony
A ceremony at 2:30 on Sunday unites Miss Roberta in marriage at the Locust Street Evangelical United Brethren Church. The event marks a union in a quiet community setting with family and friends in attendance.
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Locust Street
Evangelical United Brethren Church United In Marriage
Roberta
January Aides for Historical Research Group Schedule
The Vigo County Historical Society lists volunteer staff aides for genealogical researchers at Fairbanks Memorial Library January 3 10 17 24 and 31 from 2 to 4 pm in the Indiana Room. Aides Alma Metcalf Helen Reeve Eva Martin Robert I Clark C Weir Kirk Rex Johnson and others will assist with sourcing information and methods for family records.
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The
Vigo County Historical Society
Fairbanks Memorial Library
Alma Metcalf
Helen Reeve
Harry J. Stephens
Eva Martin
Robert I. Clark
C. Weir Kirk
Rex Johnson
England
Indiana
Fairbanks
Historical Society
Shiniest New York police uniforms to aid visibility
New York police plan to add luminous substance to the uniforms of all 16 000 patrolmen to improve visibility for motorists. The move follows the department’s reputation as the finest and aims to reduce accidents and enhance safety.
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New York
Christmas Visits Spread Across Several States
Mrs. William Hendrich of South Sixth street plans holidays with son-in-law and daughter in Larchmont New York before returning to Terre Haute with a Cleveland stop to see her son and daughter-in-law. Various relatives including Mrs. Hendrich’s brother Charles Theobald and Miss Nelle Smyers prepare to travel, visit, or host family gatherings in Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, and Wisconsin during the Christmas period.
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William Hendrich
South Sixth Street
John Moorhead
Larchmont
N. Y
Terre Haute
Cleveland
Robert Hendrich
Charles Theobald
North Eighth Street
Hendrich
Nelle Smyers
North Twelfth Street
Jamaica
Roy Smyres
Clem Fisher
North Ninth Street
Max Sherwood
Oconomowoc
Wis
Everett Safford
Paris
James M. McNaught
Washington Avenue
Nicholas Hubert
Fredd A. Dye
Bloomington
Ind
Dye
Marilyn Sue McNaught
Hubert A. Dye
Crawfordsville
Marian Martin
Terre Haute Tribune Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
New Year Galas Planned Across Terre Haute Tonight
Terre Hauteans prepare for diverse New Year celebrations led by veterans groups at Fort Harrison Post 40 Will have 9 pm party with Mark Richardson orchestra. Krietenstein Post 104 hosts 8 pm to 1 am with Bill Sims orchestra. Other events include Wayne Newton Post 346 8 pm to midnight and Disabled American Veterans 7 30 pm. Several country clubs host dinners and dancing with Bernard Hayworth Jess Knowles orchestras.
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Terre
Fort Harrison Post No. 40
American Legion
Mark Richardson
Krietenstein Post No
Bill Sims
Wayne Newton
The
Post
Lawton Byrum
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Clarence Dougherty
Disabled American Veterans Chapter No. 9
Country Club
Terre Haute
Bernard Hayworth
Phoenix Country Club
Jess Knowles
Elks’ City
Elks
Antler
Nancee South
Coy Daugherty
Zorak Shrine
Shriners
Shrine Temple
Marty Gould
Chicago
Kerman Grotto
Grotto Home
Saints’ Orchestra
Knights of Columbus
Warren Henderson
United Commercial Travelers
U.C.T
Edgewood Grove
Guy Paulson
Welcome Club
What Women Are Doing What Women Are Doing Tribune Club News Editor
Reports from Terre Haute note the regular January League meeting at Mrs. Joseph Higgins home with board and general sessions and luncheon. Gerstmeyer Mothers' Club schedules a Friday covered dish luncheon at the Kriefenstein American Legion post home. A home care tip advises pre treating nylon shirt collars and cuffs to prevent yellowing with a soap or detergent paste.
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Gray Ladies
Terre Haute-Vigo County
American Red Cross
Raymond P. Jones
Elvin Rowe
William Sudbrink
Kernit Seaton
League of Terre Haute
Joseph Higgins
Ohio Boulevard
Higgins
Wade Anshutz, Jr
John Spitler
Robert Bower
Gerstmeyer Mothers’ Club
Kriefenstein
American Legion
Church Organizations to Meet January Second at Home
The W S W S of the Blackhawk Church will hold its regular meeting on January 2 at 10 30 at Mrs Joy Mikles home. Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish. Mrs L Mc Cracklin will lead devotions and Mrs Bertha Ray will conduct the lesson.
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W.S.W.S
Burdon’s Open House Tuesday Annual church event at 1530 Fourth Avenue
The Rev. and Mrs. G. P. Burdon invite friends to their New Year open house at 1530 Fourth Avenue from 3 to 6 p.m. Assisting will be Trinity Methodist J.O.Y. class members who greet guests and help with serving.
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G. P. Burdon
Fourth Avenue
J.O.Y
Trinity Methodist Church
Burdon
Terre Haute Eastern Star Meeting And Club Notices
The article lists several upcoming meetings in Terre Haute and area groups. Eastern Star chapter No 43 will meet Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the Masonic Temple. PEO Sisterhood will meet at 809 Maple Avenue with a state and local by law reading. The Terre Haute Day Nursery board holds its January session Friday at 10 AM at the nursery. Royal Neighbors Hut Camp plans installation of new officers with a regular 8 PM gathering and lists the new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
P.E.O. Sisterhood
Carl Fischer
Maple Avenue
Terre Haute Day Nursery
North Fourth Street
Stanley Dreyfus
Royal
Hut Camp
Memorial Hall
Virginia Coons
Oracle
Frances
Amazing new laxative COLONADO promises overnight relief
A thrifty colon causes constipation and two steps restore regularity. Remoisten dry waste and add bulk to stretch and stimulate the colon. COLONADO is touted as superior to old laxatives, gentle for pregnancy, and priced at 98 cents for 60 tablets.
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Colonaido
Colonad
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Woodburn Printing Co., Inc
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Arthur Cunningham
South Center Street
William G. Eckewiler
Canton
Ohio
T. F. Self
North Thirty-sixth Street
Joan R. Clark
Kathy
Indianapolis
Mildred Burdon
Erie Methodist School
Olive Hill
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Madeline Barry
Country Club Party
Robert F. Goheen
Princeton University
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Harold W. Dodds
Princeton
International
Tribune Club
Burdon’s Open House
David Cowdrey
Madie Martin
Kathryn Seaton
Riley Post Matrons' Club
North End Furnishing Society of Union Hospital
Martha Harnless
Garfield Avenue
Mae Meinberg
Lena Lamb
Sistant Marshal
Anna Coleman
Phoebe Malcolm
Anna Sutin
Mary Trader
Cora Niebel
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