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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1957
Page
2
U S Senator Bridges urged trimming aid to Tito and Nehru and cutting defense appropriations. He cited 10.6 billion dollars in unspent defense funds and questioned 1.7 billion dollars for public works being considered. He attributed reductions to a flood of constituent protests.
State High holds the eighth grade graduation ceremony this evening with a recessional by the instrumental ensemble. A reception follows in the south corridor for graduates families and alumni. Read list includes David Herbert Alman Donald Philip Benford Edythe Ellen Boyer Richard I Campbell William Eugene Collins Mary Elizabeth Cutshall Donna Rose E-
A long sequence lists individuals including Franklin Ray Ellis Ronald H. Ellis Jacqueline Sue Euratte Gordon Ronald Foster Norman Carr Gulitz David James Kohlbrecher Anna belle Mason Robert C. Myers Mary Rose Ogle Barbara Louise Patrick Jacqueline Louise Petty Bertha Louise Plunkett Freda Jean Pruner Ronald E. Roberts Juanita Sue Shepherd Nancy Ann Staggs Marcia Anne Stephens Thomas E. Stiffey Beverly Jean Swaner Betty Jean Swifford Judy Turner Temple Kenneth E True love George W. Warner Sondra Sue Welch Sharon Ann White Larry G Winney Mahala Wolcott Dewey and Curtis G Zody.
Ethel Carmell traveled from Davenport to Chicago for alleged immoral purposes after meeting her during a labor convention. Carmell won a venue change to Chicago. a bid to postpone the trial was denied by Huffman. Carmell’s attorney Charles A. Bellows sought delay citing preparation time. Huffman warned the trial would be very unpleasant.
A string of fatal accidents reports seventeen deaths from accidents across Indiana. Victims include Nancy or unidentified drivers on routes near Bloomington Indianapolis Fort Wayne and Palmyra. Names include Lester Atchison Ray mond Busenburg John R. Jones William Oshier Twilla Obermiller and Sgt. Lawrence L. Otis. Authorities note Memorial Day fatalities and single car crash near Palmyra.
Senator Butler calls for a federal conference with state and local officials to curb crime and suggests re-examining federal laws to strengthen penalties. He cites oil imports at nearly 19 percent of domestic consumption and rising.
Pattern 813 includes directions for two doilies in No 30 mercerized cotton sizes 21 and 12 inches. Send 35 cents, add 5 cents for first class mail, to Terre Haute Tribune Needlecraft Dept New York 11 NY. Include name address zone and pattern number. Two free patterns offered with Laura Wheeler book preview.
Edith J. Egnew of 1627 Ohio Avenue died at 10 32 Sunday morning at St. Anthony Hospital. Survived by husband Elmo two daughters Ruth and Dorothy two sisters Mary and Helen Derby. She belonged to St Patrick Church. Body to Callahan Funeral Home with calling after 5 Monday. Services 8 30 Wednesday morning at the funeral home and 9 o'clock mass at St Patrick Church. Requiem mass 8 o'clock Tuesday evening at Callahan Chapel.
Marvin E. Gregg aged 78 of 56 South Twelfth street died at 10 Sunday morning at home. Survived by wife Nora M. two daughters Mrs. Orpha Sarter of Terre Haute and Mrs. Creola Anderson of Cincinnati and sister Miss Jessie Gregg of St. Bernice. Member of First Christian Church Clinton. Body to Isaac Ball Funeral Home with viewing and services planned for 3 Tuesday led by Rev. Phillip Stone. Burial in Highland Lawn Home.
Frank Adolph Poneleit aged 81 died Saturday. Funeral services set for 1 pm Tuesday at Callahan Funeral Home with Rev. Phillip Stone officiating. Burial in Roselawn Memorial Park.
Funeral services for James Dale Baker age 84 who died Saturday will be at 1 30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the Bedine Chapel of the Valley Burial will be in Bethesda cemetery Rev Fred Foster pastor of the West Terre Haute Methodist Church will officiate.
William D Sills 81 died at 5 00 am Sunday at Clay County Hospital Brazil Ind Survived by six daughters Miss Goldie Sills Mrs Verda Shields and Mrs Rena Shields all of Clay City Mrs Mary Conway Terre Haute Mrs Ruth Bailey Indianapolis and Mrs Florence Lutes Mississippi City Miss two sisters Mrs Elvina Price Jasonville and Mrs Clarence Worth Sr Jasonville one brother Samuel Sills Jasonville and eight grandchildren Services at 2 00 pm Tuesday at Schoppenhorst Funeral Home Rev Glenn Perkins officiating Burial in Peavey Cemetery near Jasonville
Allen J. Thomas 56 died at 8 Sunday morning at his Rockville home. He was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church. Survived by wife Mildred two daughters Wanda Thomas of Indianapolis Karen Thomas at home and brother Hubert Thomas of Terre Haute. Body to Branson Funeral Home with calls after 1 p.m. Monday. Rosary 7 p.m. Monday at the funeral home. Mass 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Joseph Church. Burial in Memory Garden Cemetery.
John S. Terkosky 68 of 148 North Eleventh Street died at Vermillion County Hospital at 11 Sunday morning. A Snow Hill coal miner since 1917 he is survived by his widow Frances a son Edward of Terre Haute two daughters Julia Kelschimer Paris Ill and Isabell Maciarelli Clinton two step daughters Anna Lane and Helen Kovelski both of Dearborn Mich eleven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Services set for 10 Wednesday at First Funeral Home with burial in Riverside cemetery.
Mrs Mary Emma Hale age 89 of 109 North Street Clinton died at Vermillion County Hospital at 5 AM Monday. She belonged to Bono Methodist Church and is survived by a brother E P Lowry a sister Mrs Josie Foltz Flint Michigan one son Elgar 10 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Services set for 1 30 PM Wednesday with Rev Enos Bruton at First Funeral Home. Burial in Bono cemetery south of Dana.
Mrs Della Carrico 76 died at Sullivan Hospital at 7 15 Sunday. Survived by son Don F Sullivan brother Frank Martz Shelbyville two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Body to Newkirk Funeral Home Dugger returned home Paxton. Funeral at Paxton Methodist Church Tuesday at 1 burial Webb Cemetery.
Clark Alexander Carlisle a retired farmer who died Saturday will have funeral services at 10 o clock Tuesday.
Khrushchev argued the Soviet system is younger and healthier and will prevail in the United States. He forecast U.S. grandchildren living under socialism and predicted Soviet per capita milk and meat production would surpass U.S. levels by specific years. He endorsed a stepwise path to peace via limited disarmament and trade normalization.
Edna L. Hancock 75 who died May 27 had her will dated 1954 filed Monday morning in Vigo Circuit Court Probate Division. Two codicils direct sale of an heirloom ring for cemetery monument and equal division of a $5 500 estate between son Elmer Hancock and daughter Leona Brown. Executor named Sam Beecher Sr. Also noted: Robert H Caton 72 dies May 18 estate 1 800 to be split between brother Walker Caton and Mrs May Veach. Helen Holland 37 named sole heir to $2 000 estate of father Samuel Manuel who died May 3.
Morning services at Schulze Funeral Home with Rev. James Earlywine officiating. Burial planned at Engle Cemetery. Surviving are four sons Hubert of Sullivan Noel Francis and Robert all of Carlisle one brother William of Judson and several grandchildren.
Funeral services for 86 year old Martha E. Tally who died Saturday will be held at 2 PM Tuesday at Myers Funeral Home. Rev. H W Woul–dridge officiates. Burial in Worthington cemetery. Survived by daughters Bernice Rea and Gretchen Slinkard both of Worthington. member of Worthington Methodist Church.
Mrs. Janie June Barton aged 89 died Sunday afternoon at Suddeth Nursing Home Indianapolis. She formerly lived in Clinton and is survived by three daughters Delilah Fuller Murial Waters and May Riggs. Body at First Funeral Home.
A playful note on how Want Ads connect readers with goods and services, suggesting the classified section as a quick route between two ends. The line hints at the utility of local marketplace listings as a bridge for buyers and sellers.
Funeral services for 76 year old Sam J. Nasser retired local grocer who died Sunday at St. Anthony Hospital will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at St. George Orthodox Church. Burial will be in Roselawn Memorial Park. He lived at 1446 South Seventh and came from Ainshara Syria in 1901. He operated a Terre Haute grocery for 53 years, retiring in February. Surviving are wife Elvira five daughters three sons and three grandchildren.
A Senate House study of tight money policies aims to curb inflation and credit growth. Senator Lyndon B. Johnson predicts Congress will oppose Eisenhower plan to raise federal loan rates. Subcommittee reports warn 1957 58 spending may exceed January estimates by about 1 to 1.5 billion dollars per year amid higher government costs.
An inquiry into the United States economy outlines overall stability concerns and identifies fiscal actions needed to maintain growth. It highlights policy priorities, debt levels, and potential measures to support employment and investment while managing inflation.
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