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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1951

Page

5

Youth Under $2000 Bond On Forgery Charge

John Vicars 26 of 507 South Seventh West Terre Haute bonded in 2000 for allegedly forging a $10 check. Hearing scheduled for June 20 before Judge Edward S. Everett. Also listed: Morris Baxter 51 of West Terre Haute fined 10 and costs and 60 days on intoxication. Norman Bindley 16 had license suspended 30 days for reckless driving with advisement until July 6.

John Vicars South Seventh Street West Terre Haute Edward S. Everett Vicars Morris Baxter Indiana Norman Bindley South Sixth Street Bindley William Gramm Cloverland Roy Boatman North Terre Haute Richard G. Gehring Lee E. Grouch North Fourteenth Leon Maiden North Fifteenth and One Half Street Add R. Hendrickson Lockport Road

Paris School Board May Elect New Supt

Paris Illinois news reports that E L Johnson retires July 1 as district superintendent and Miss Marian Wozencraft resigns as elementary supervisor. The board will meet to consider seven applications for superintendent including C J Little of Newman. Also a GED diploma is awarded to David R Saunders serving a 40 year sentence at Menard Prison.

Paris E. L. Johnson Marian Wozencraft C. J. Little Newman Browning Robinson Menard State Prison David R

Boy has dog shot instead of vaccination in Lesser Ill

Virgil Robbins, an implements dealer, tried to have his pointer dog vaccinated for rabies by a boy for a dollar. The boy took the dog to City Hall and the police chief inferred Robbins meant shot. Robbins rushed to the hall after learning the dog had been destroyed, despite a prior $300 offer for the dog. The article also notes California’s state flower as the California poppy.

Lesser, Ill Virgil Robbins Wilford Day Robbins

Hadacol claims relief from aches and pains in WV housewife

Mrs Louise Merritt of Earling West Virginia says nagging pains and fatigue vanished after using Hadacol a vitamin and mineral tonic. She gained weight reports better appetite and plans to continue using Hadacol asserting its vitamins minerals raise hemoglobin and carry nutrients through the body with a money back guarantee.

Louise Merritt Earling West Virginia

New Evidence Links May With Police Payoffs

State's Attorney John S. Boyle says new information ties George S. May and his Tom O'Shanter Country Club gambling operations to alleged police payoffs. Indictments for bribery and conspiracy to violate gambling laws to be sought. May and two Tom O'Shanter officials face July grand jury appearance after recent contempt convictions.

Chicago John S. Boyle George S. May Tom O'Shanter Country Club Boyle Senate Crime Investigating Committee Washington May Rocco Fischetti Murry L the Camel) Humphreys Capone O’conor Crime Committee Tom O'Shanter Club George S. Robinson Crime Investigating Committee Robinson Eddie Vogel Senate

New Appointments Made at Clinton City Board of Education

James Thomson of 940 Walnut Street is named to the Clinton City Board of Education replacing Thomas Griffiths whose term expires. Other board members are Daniel O Burgan and Kenneth W Powell. Thomson was nominated by the city council and elected on the second ballot. Fame Eberwine of 1111 South Fourth Street joins Vermillion County Board of Review to adjust property taxation and valuation with County Auditor Forrest Mott, Treasurer L Paul Thomas and Assessor Crawford McMullen.

Clinton Ind James Thomson Walnut Street Clinton City Fame Eberwine South Fourth Street Vermillion County Board of Review James Morgan Cayuga Forrest Mott L. Paul Thomas Crawford McMullen

Heiliger to Enter U S Naval Academy in July

Augustus Ted Heiliger Jr., a 1950 Brazil High School graduate, will enter the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis on July 1 and be sworn in July 2 as a midshipman for a four year course. He earned Indiana's principal appointment from Sen William Jenner and previously attended Indiana State Teachers College before Navy service.

Brazil Ind Augustus Ted” Heiliger Jr U.S. Naval Academy Annapolis Heiliger Naval Academy Indiana William Jenner Indiana State Teachers College Navy Great Lakes Augustus A. L. Heiliger Sr

Officers elected for Clay County Council of Religious Education

New officers for the Clay County Council of Religious Education were elected at the twenty second annual conference at Staunton Methodist Church. President Patty Buck, vice president Kenny Mercer, secretary Leanna Staley, assistant secretary Marjorie Webster, treasurer Doris Barr were chosen. An unrelated proverb about an elephant persists.

Brazil Ind Clay County

Two Decrees Granted New Suits Filed

Judge Beasley granted Beulah Powell a divorce from James Powell in Superior Court No. 2. Judge Gallagher granted Mary Elizabeth Akers a divorce from Wallace J. Akers. Three new divorce cases filed include Doris Chapman versus Wilbur Chapman alleging cruel treatment with custody and household goods at stake. Fred Trhlik seeks divorce from Joy Trhlik with custody of a minor child. Ester Baker seeks divorce from Harry Franklin Baker with $25 000 alimony and prior separations listed.

John H. Beasley Superior Court No. 2 Beulah Powell James Powell Thomas P. Gallagher Superior Court Mary Elizabeth Akers Wallace J. Akers Doris Chapman Wilbur Chapman Fred L. Trhlik Joy Trhlik Ester Baker North Thirteenth Street Harry Franklin Baker

New Wage Pacts Inked in Indianapolis Trades

The Building Contractors Association of Indianapolis signed new wage agreements with cement masons laborers and drivers. Wages rise 10 percent from Jan 15 1950 levels to 2.2742 per hour for masons 165 for laborers 187 for carriers and 170 to 185 for teamsters. Similar boosts expected for carpenters and hoisting engineers today.

Indianapolis Building Contractors’ Association of Indianapolis

Recognition Assembly at Woodrow Wilson Junior High

Students and faculty gathered for the annual recognition assembly in the school auditorium. Hannah Eller and William Malone won the Danforth award for top scholastic standing. Nine students earned perfect attendance over three years: Deloris Mae Brink, Eugene Grady, Carol Isgiig, Hannah Eller, Anna Louise Hoctor, Patricia Joanne Irving, Jim Moench, Joan Seehuber, Nancy Jo Van Gilder.

Woodrow Wilson Junior High School Hannah Eller William Malone Danforth Woodrow Wilson Deloris Mae Brink Eugene Grady Carol Isgiig Anna Louise Hoctor Patricia Joanne Irving Jim Moench Joan Seehuber Nancy Jo van Gilder

Zanandrea Elected State President of Druids Lodge

Blanford resident cial) Mare d Zanandrea was elected state president of the United Ancient Order of Druids Lodge for the year starting June 1. He succeeds Anton Pupilli of Blanford who will represent Indiana at the national supreme session of the order.

Clinton Ind Mared Zanandrea Blanford United Ancient Order of Druids Lodge Zanandrea Anton Pupilli Indiana United States Order

Reds to Occupy Lhasa

Reports from Kalimpong on the Tibetan border said Chinese Communist forces in eastern Tibet prepared to occupy the capital Lhasa.

New Delhi India U.P Tibet Lhasa Kalimpong

Official Program Issued Today For 80th College Commencement

The Indiana State Teachers College eightieth annual commencement program was issued. The two day ceremonies begin Saturday with registration and convocation and conclude Sunday with commencement on the Student Union lawn at 6 p.m. The program lists alumni events, reunions, a banquet, a torch ceremony, musical interludes by the College Orchestra and College Symphonic Band, and addresses by President Ralph N Tirey and Harriet Tyree with emeritus recognitions and degree conferrals.

Indiana State Teacher College Student Union I” Men's Association College Gymnasium College Student Union Lawn Johnson Lawrence Eberly Savino Rosemary Lile Mermin Kraus Enesco College Orchestra Joseph Hary Harriet Tyree Charles Watson Ralph N Ray G. Price University of Minnesota Herbert Lamb John Preston Shirley Myers Ralph N. Tirey College Symphonic Band Donald Canedy Ralph Courtney Robert Meurer William Palmer Charles Steuver Robert Wallace the College Schultz Ralph N. Tiery Indiana State Teachers College Arthur Luehring Charlies Roll Ralph N. Tiey Walter O. Shriner Barnby Ruthann Harrison Recessional College Thomas Bishop D.S.T Alumni Association V. Dewey Annakin W. Dewey Annakin Kenneth Black

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