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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1969
Page
19
Christine Newlin and Benjamin Chapman Schull announce their wedding set for Saturday at 1 30 p.m in Terre Haute. The ceremony at First Canavaoicational Church will be followed by a reception and a wedding trip to Mexico City. The couple will reside in Danville Ill.
Miss Linda Grace Cade and Larry Wayne Sparks will exchange vows at 4 p.m. Saturday at World Gospel Church. Cade, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Cade of 613 Gardendale Road, and Sparks, son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Sparks of 2714 Harrison Street, plan a reception at the bride’s parents’ home afterward. The couple will reside at Maehling Terrace Apartments after a southern states wedding trip. Cade is a State High School and Indiana State University graduate working in Student Life Administration. Sparks is a University of Indiana graduate employed by Typewriter Rebuilder Sales Co.
Miss Marilyn Kaye Wood and Jon Russell Marvel will wed at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at United Methodist Temple with Rev. Jasper Cox officiating. Music by Russell McCoy and Carolyn Sawyer precedes a reception for 150 at Ramada Inn. After a trip to the Pocono Mountains they will live in North Terre Haute. Wood is a Western High School and John Robert Powers alumna. Marvel a Wiley High School graduate employed at WBOW.
Miss Donna Kay Morris and Philip Gene Tomlinson plan a 2 30 p m ceremony at the First Baptist Church. Morris is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Morris of 1453 S 8th St and Tomlinson is the son of Mr and Mrs Farrell Tomlinson of West Baden Springs. The Rev Arthur Morris will officiate with Mrs A E Smith organist and Eugene Esperson vocalist. After a Kentucky wedding trip the couple will reside in Bloomington. Morris is a Wiley High School graduate and works at St Anthony Hospital Laboratory. Tomlinson is a Springs Valley High School and ISU graduate and is doing graduate work at ISU.
New York UPI reports that the baby market will grow as two million marriages yearly create demand for convenience products. Dr. Ernest Dichter foresees less sacrifice and more permissive parenting with disposable diapers, self heating foods, edible plates, easier clothing, and services like group sitters and baby watchers emerging to reduce costs and provide support for young families.
Crawfordsville Indiana Mayor Will Hays Jr announces the resignation of Street Commissioner Frank Rose effective July 1 for health and personal reasons. The mayor commends Rose's years of service and notes a successor decision will be announced later.
Mrs Lorraine Marvel of 41 S 15th Street will host a Friday night gathering at her home to honor her son Jon Marvel and his fiancé Marilyn Wood. The event follows the wedding rehearsal and will include members of the bridal party ahead of their Saturday ceremony.
Central Christian Church will hold its annual picnic on Saturday at Izaak Walton Park starting at 5 p.m. The Social Life Committee led by Mrs. Don Lyle coordinates the event with members including Mrs. Charles Rogers Mrs. Glenn Kline Mrs. Ernie Boles Mrs. Huston Isaacs Mrs. John Blouch and Mrs. Carl Wightman. Meat drinks and service will be furnished. All members and families invited.
Aud rey Winifred Johnson of Fairbanks was naturalized as a U.S. citizen in a ceremony at the U S District Court in Indianapolis Indiana. The event took place in the Southern District of Indiana with Mrs Johnson taking the oath to complete the naturalization process.
LIONESS CLUB hosts dinner at Elks Fort Harrison Country Club with Mrs. Ted Moore and Mrs. Walter Alexander as hostesses. Dinner at 6 30. Mrs. Donald Kwoezalla to preside. garage sale discussed and a white elephant sale planned for entertainment. Hickory Flat Extension Homemaker's Club meets Friday at 1 at 1658 N 9th St with Mrs. Gladys Ruszler assisting. Cardinal Patrol of Galilee Shrine No 7 will not practice Friday evening. Carpenters Auxiliary No 445 meets 7 30 at Carpenters Hall. Mrs. Naomi Huff hosts. Mrs. Sue Lockard presides. Mothers of World War II Unit 80 meet at Dreiser Square 7 30. Mrs. Elsie Stefani presides. Mrs. Hazel Nash and Mrs. Marie Palmer host. Newcomers Club Thursday bridge at 8 at Mrs. Donald Conway’s home RR 1. hosts Mrs. Thomas Lawrence and Mrs. Richard Burns. Terre Haute Moose Chapter 336 enrolls at 8 PM at the Moose Home. Judy Stableton presides. Academy of Friendship chair June Paterson leads enrollment as rings awarded to Judy Stableton, Sandy Baker, and Sandy Curry.
Finland's exports to Britain rose over 25 percent in 1968 to about 385 million dollars with imports from Britain totaling 188 million dollars, up from 170 million in 1967.
Australia, nearly as expansive as the United States mainland, contains a population just above that of the New York metropolitan area. The comparison highlights Australia's low population density relative to its land area and urban population concentration.
Paris Illinois residents establish a Wayne Redmon fund for the family of Sgt. Redmon a long time Paris police sergeant who died after a lengthy illness. He served 22 years on the Paris police department and in the armed forces survived by his wife five children and his mother. Services are 2 p.m. Wednesday at Sutton and Son Funeral Home contributions may be made through Citizens National Bank to recognize his work with youth in the community.
Mr and Mrs Robert D Goodrich celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house at Robert’s son and daughter in law’s home on Wonder Lake south of the city on Sunday June 8 from 2 to 4 pm. The family will host a dinner at Adams’s Country Club Saturday evening. The couple married in Southampton England with Mrs Olive B Cornell as the bride. They have four grandsons and one great granddaughter. Gifts are requested to be omitted.
Terre Haute Commandery No 16 and Ladies Auxiliary announce their last covered dish dinner before September. The 6 15 p m event at the Masonic Temple is chaired by Mary Mathes with assistants Bessie Lyons Ruby Lewis Irene Heck Anna Tuttle Ivy Fields and Cleo Etchison. Commander Gerald M Osman invites members families and guests.
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