Weddings and Engagements In Terre Haute Area
Saturday ceremonies at St Stephen Episcopal Church and Maple Avenue Methodist Church united Byron Brent Piety and John Kent Piety in Chicago ties. Patty Lou Barnett and Walter M Mattox wed at Maple Avenue Church with receptions at the Terre Haute House. The couples plan Chicago and home addresses listed, with details on attire and attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Brentlinger
David Watson
South Seventh Street
John Kent Piety
Chicago
John O. Piety
Terre Haute House
St. Stephen Episcopal Church
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Wedding of Rosemary Shavloske and John Kapps in Bloomington
Rosemary Shavloske and John Kapps wed in a ceremony before 100 guests. The bride wore a Chantilly lace ballerina gown with a lace cloche and orchids in her bouquet. Attendants included Sandra Bridwell and Cecil Boyd Rife. The reception followed at the couple’s home and they plan a short wedding trip to begin their new life at 1729 North Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe Wssewssy
George Hunter
John Kent Lamb
Piety
Woman’s Department Club
Marquette Avenue
Chicago
Mace Service, Inc
Inland Steel Corp
Miss Mount
Mrs. Carbon
Wabash Room
Terre Haute House
Janelle Geeres
Anita Hercules
Judy Cannady
Carole Snoddy
Fred Butts
North Seventh Street
Rosemary Shavloske
John Kapps
Sandra Bridwell
Gene Sons
Robert Pennington
Cecil Boyd Rife
Bloomington
Jane Watson
Jessie Black
1729 North
Eighth Street
Methodist committee forms to study neglected areas
In Cincinnati a new Methodist committee is formed to study neglected metropolitan and rural areas and arrange ministry. The panel is led by Bishop Roy H. Short of Nashville to oversee outreach and provide needed services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Roy H. Short
Nashville
Visit extends to city guest from Chicago and Texan clergy
MR AND MRS CECIL MAR VEL OF Woodridge host Mrs Emily Palmer aunt of Mrs Marvel from Chicago as guest. upon return she will be accompanied by Mrs Marvel. The Cowans of 1716 S Twenty fifth staged dinners for Rev Messrs Mason Beeville Rev Bullock Ingleside and Rev Shotwell Portland. A party was hosted by William Criss on Riley Road. The Lees announce the birth of daughter Melinda Ellen at Union Hospital, with a son named Mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Irene Bridwell
Carl Bridwell
South Ninth Street
Edward Ernest Bridges
William Bridges
Arleth Street
Russell F. Hiatt
Cecil Marvel
Woodridge
Mrs. Marvel
Emily Palmer
Chicago
Robert I. Cowan
South Twenty-fifth Street
William Mason
Beeville
Tex
John Bullock
Ingleside
Robert Shotwell
Portland
Cowan
William Criss
Riley Road
Keith Lee
Plum Street
Melinda Ellen
Union Hospital
Riley Past
Gladys Shaw
Selah Weddle
Riley Masonic Temple
Y M C A Plans Summer Schedule for Boys
Registration for the Y M C A summer program will begin after the current term ends. Activities are age group based for polliwogs 7, preps 8 9, pioneers 10 11, and juniors 12 14, with craft and club events and 12 state park trips from June 19 to August 7. New memberships accepted at the main floor lobby from 9 AM to 5 PM daily except Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Carl Wightman
Polliwogs
Pioneers
Deming Park
Kathy Thoms Named Miss Equestrienne at Saddle Show
Kathy Thoms a Schulte High School junior was named Miss Equestrienne at the Indiana Saddle Horse Association spring show closing session at Vigo County Fair grounds. Association president Alex Campbell announced the winner and Mayor Ralph Tucker presented a $100 award. Attendants Loretta Young Otter Creek and Virginia Nehf Wiley received $25 awards each. Campbell lauded the 1957 show as the most successful ever staged and thanked Vigo and its citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Thoms
Schulte High School
Equestrienne
Indiana Saddle Horse Association
Vigo County Fairgrounds
Alex Campbell
Ralph Tucker
Loretta Young
Otter Creek
Virginia Nehf
Wiley
Marine recruiter extends hours in Ernie Pyle Company
Local U S Marine Corps recruiting office in the Post Office building will stay open 8 30 AM to 5 30 PM Monday through Saturday through June 28 due to more enlistment applications. S Sgt Glenn Davis announced four new enlistments Billie S Roush 17 from New Goshen Ind Clinton E Lowry 18 Clinton David L Wittenmyer 18 Bloomingdale and Rolf Gerresson 18 RR 4 Brazil Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Pyle Company
U. S. Marine Corps Recruiting Office
Glenn Davis
Billie S. Roush
New Goshen
Ind
Clinton E. Lowry
Clinton
David L. Wittenmyer
Bloomingdale
Rolf Gerresson
R. R
Brazil
Firemen face blocked alley during trash fire
A trash fire near Allen Office Supply Co at 643 Ohio Street caused a scare Monday noon. Fire trucks struggled to reach the scene as the alley was blocked by cars and trucks, but no serious damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Office Supply Company
Ohio Street
Two to Receive Eagle Scout Awards Tonight
Two members of Boy Scout Troop 29 Woodrow Wilson Junior High School will receive the Eagle Scout rank at a court of honor during the troop meeting at 7 30. Richard C Rapson Jr active in Scouting since 1953 and Joseph L Quinn ITI a Scout since 1951 are the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson Junior High School
Richard C. Rapson, Jr
Joseph L. Quinn
ITI
Richard C. Rapson
South Nineteenth Street
Joseph L. Quinn, Jr
South Twenty-third Street
Young Rapson and
Quinn
Valley Forge
Donald Whitlock
John Anderson
Tom Barrick
Lee Smith
Prairieton churches host fund raiser bazaars and rummage sale
The W S C S of the Prairieton Methodist Church will hold a bazaar on Saturday to raise funds for the church building. The Dorcas Society of the Seventh Day Adventist Church will hold a rummage sale on Tuesday from 9 to 11 o clock at Third and Swan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
Prairieton Methodist Church
Dorcas Society
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Third and Swan
Doctor Donald K. Anderson Earns Ph D From Duke
Prof. Donald K. Anderson Jr. of Rose Polytechnic Institute was awarded a Doctor of Philosophy in English literature from Duke University in Durham North Carolina. A Yale graduate of 1943, he served in the Navy then earned an MA at Northwestern before teaching at Geneva College. He now resides at 1028 South Center Street with his wife and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald K. Anderson, Jr
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Duke University
Durham
N. C
Anderson
Rose
Yale University
United States Navy
Northwestern University
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Duke Graduate School
Terre Haute
Dr. Anderson
South Center Street
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Maple Avenue Methodist Church
Patty Lou Barnett
Walter M. Mattox
Miss Barnett
Ellis Barnett
Third Avenue
Mr. Mattox
Clarence Mattox
Sullivan
Richmond Blake
Agnes Rozgon
Yvonne Walters
Wanneata Mount
Dolores Ann Carbon
Iris Harmon
Jerry Lisher
Dugger
al Carbon
Septer Joy
Bridwell
Ps Cleaners
Trouse
Abby
Abigail van Buren
Ricky
Gary
Chrysler
Clinton Mike’s Motor Co
Elm St
Indiana
L & T Motor Sales
Sod
Illinois
Marshall Ralph Preve Motor Co
6Th St
Oblong
Haskell Motors
Valencia
Maxine
Mabel
Miss Equestrienne
Beatrice Biggs
Tribune Club
Edwards Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Temple
Ruth Stillwell
Noble Grand
Daisy Bailey
Youngstown
Crittenton Home
Herman Becker
Air Guard Wives Club
Arthur Wright
Arnold Heald
Donald K. Anderson
Bohannon
South 7Th St
ASTM
Morris
Wabash Valley
S. 7Th ST
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