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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
2
Amateur prospectors under Louis Ott begin a new drill near Lehnhoff's well. At 130 to 140 feet they hit hard black rock with glints of light. Samples sent to assayers prompt cautious optimism about gold ore content and potential shaft digging if results are favorable.
Sixty one of the 120 Paris High School graduates leave Paris at dawn on the first leg of a four day Great Lakes cruise. Class sponsor Charles Johnson and agriculture instructor John H. Bicket join the trip with their wives. They will join over 1,000 graduates from Indiana Illinois and Michigan aboard the excursion.
Corinthe Mississippi resident O P Simmons spends every day at the cinema. He has not missed more than three showings in any year for the past decade and avoids Sundays off.
Mrs. Lieverler Brock 90 died in Tacoma leaving 178 survivors. The family includes three sons three daughters 46 grandchildren 111 great grandchildren and 15 great great grandchildren.
Marshall Illinois residents host guests from West Terre Haute Danville Covington and Gary attend Home Bureau events in Casey and routine social visits. Birth announcements include Donna Marie Dellacca in Terre Haute with former Marshall residents. Several local residents take trips to Chicago Cincinnati and Akron for family and education.
A 102-year-old great great grandmother, Clara Edelstone, who became a flying devotee after her ninety eighth birthday, died yesterday in Chicago. She flew to Montreal in 1946 for her great granddaughter’s wedding and urged her 22 great grandchildren to marry, saying she was living on borrowed time and wanted to fly to their weddings.
Advertising executive Fred Ford told a garageman to throw several pails of dirty water over his car. He claimed the stunt was for a television film demonstration of a new washing device and that a dirty exterior was needed for a spotless final polish to photograph well.
A lonely mongrel found by a Parma Heights police officer during nightly rounds was adopted by the local volunteer fire department as a mascot named Suzanne. She was crowned assistant fire chief and now guards the fire house while firefighters fight blazes.
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