Wiley's 91st Commencement At Wiley High Tonight
The 1957 Wiley ceremony features Valedictorian Janet Bloxsome presenting on The Challenge with remarks by Wayne Watson. Music includes Battle Hymn of the Republic and The Halls of Wiley. Diplomas presented by John L. Bloxsome and Winifred Ray as Rebecca White gives a benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Wright
Joyce Hopewell
Karen Walton
Robert Lebowitz
Jerry Byers
Wayne P. Watson
Terre Haute
W. R. Rutherford
John L. Bloxsome
Board of School Trustees
Winifred Ray
Wiley
Rebecca White
Lord
Aida
Carolyn Sue Allen
Donald Wayne Allen
Suzanne Ames
Nancy Edith Anderson
Lance Baker
Robert Alan Rt
Janis Sue Bastain
Summer
Joan Elaine Baumann
Sharon Lee Bays
John Richard Bennett
John Richard Biddinger
Funeral Saturday for Ex Teacher Charlotte Miller Self
Services for Mrs. Charlotte Miller Self former Wiley High School teacher who died Wednesday night at St. Anthony Hospital will be held Saturday at 2 PM at P. J. Ryan & Sons Funeral Home. Burial will be in Woodlawn cemetery. She resided at 1543 South Center Street. She was a Terre Haute High School Indiana State Normal School and De Pauw University graduate and a member of the Woman's Department Club. Surviving are husband Clayborne O. Self a niece Mrs Frances Miller Cornell and a great nephew Stephen Cornell and Mr Self's niece and nephew Mildred Self and Robert W Self.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Miller Self
Wiley High School
St. Anthony Hospital
P. J. Ryan & Sons
Thomas Mabley
Woodlawn
Self
South Center Street
Terre Haute High School
Indiana State Normal School
DePauw University
Woman’s Department Club
Clayborne O. Self
Frances Miller Cornell
Terre Haute
Stephen M. Cornell
Chicago
Ill
Mildred Self
Robert W. Self
Local Residents List Includes Several Notable Names
A long list of residents is presented, featuring Philip Arnold Trotzke, Mary Ellen Unsinger, Stewart William Volkers, Karen B. Walton, Jane Ann Warren, Wallace Hall Webb, Shirley Carnutt Westfall, James Joseph Whalen, Rebecca Jane White, Frederick Ernest Wild, Onna Lée Wilkerson, Robert Irvin Wilson, Suzanne Wilson, Jack Edward Wood, Beth-Ann Wools, and Jerry Dean Wraley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Limbert Hines
Virginia Ellen Holloway
Joyce Ann Hopewell
Frank Hubert Jett
Mary Kay Jones
Johanna M. Keeleric
Summer
James David Kerns
Judith Anne Ketchem
Glenn Thomas Kimmerle
John P. Kord
Guy Orville Kornblum
Janis John Kunstmanis
Nancy Kay Lafferty
Richard Patrick Leonard
Robert Lawrence Lebowitz
Patricia Kay Lewis
Mayda Anita Long
Barbara Mae
Barbara Ellen Stahl
Stanley Karl Stern
Evelyn Rose Stewart
Sarah Jane Stogsdill
Nancy Sue Sullivan
Delores Lorraine Sutton
Linda Mae Sutton
Gary Dale Swayze
Larry McKinley Sweatt
Ann Carol Taylor
Henriette Lynn Thomas
Nancy Sue Thomas
Thomas Lloyd Thomson
John Elliott Tindall
Norman George
Auto Crash Kills Man in Jasper Indiana
P James Miller 43 of Winslow died when his car struck two garages while he chauffeured two neighbor children to a movie. The children sustained minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Ind
P . James Miller
Winslow
Aid plan seeks continuing authority for development fund
Senators H Alexander Smith and Sparkman back the administration measure authorizing a 500 million dollar development fund in year one and 750 million borrowing authority in the next two years. Unspent funds roll over, with repayments added to the fund for future loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ance
Defense
H. Alexander Smith
R.N.J
Sparkman
Treasury
Inspecting Atomic Age Power Aboard Saratoga Cruise
The Chief Executive sails 100 miles off Florida with John Foster Dulles George M Humphrey Charles E Wilson and Lewis L Strauss aboard the Saratoga for a tour of air and sea power during the Atomic Age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Saratoga
John Foster Dulles
Secretary of
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Lewis L. Strauss
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Fugitive James Clouse Agrees To Return For Trial
James Clouse 38, a fugitive from Vigo County Indiana, signs an extradition waiver in Amarillo Texas and agrees to return voluntarily to face a morals charge. Deputy prosecutors said authorities will transport him back to Indiana after the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clouse
Amarillo
Texas
Robert F. Wallace
John A. Kesler
Clouse
Raymond Foltz
Indiana
Harold Roseberry
Terre Haute
Jett
California
New Mexico
Marion Heights
Curate Chosen for St Stephen Church Behn to Join
The Rev. Claud W. Behn Jr. accepts the curacy at Stephen Episcopal Church starting Sept. 22, replacing the Rev. George S. Hunter who leaves for a post in the Diocese of Massachusetts. Behn, a Michigan native, recently served as vicar in Sealy Texas and is a WWII Air Force tail gunner. He and Mrs. Behn plan to arrive mid September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud W. Behn, Jr
Stephen Episcopal Church
George S. Hunter
Massachusetts
Michigan
Behn
Sealy
Tex
Albion College
Virginia Theological Seminary
Southwestern Seminary
Austin
Population of United States estimated at 171 million
The Census Bureau estimated the U S population including armed forces overseas will reach 171 million today with growth around 8,000 persons per day and about three million every year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Young Hong Kong man admits slashing ten car tires
Tsui Wah Hon, 20, told a Hong Kong court he slashed the tires of 10 cars last month after being run down three times, fueling his hatred of automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Tsui Wah Hon
Population grows to 171 million by today’s census
The last national census in April 1950 counted 151,132,000 persons. The Census Bureau’s chart shows a net gain of one person every 11 seconds based on births, deaths, and immigration and will register 171 million around 3 p.m. today ECT.
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Census Bureau
E.C.T
Deaths of Daniel Roy Campbell at 68 in Indiana
Daniel Roy Campbell, 68, died Thursday at 11 at his home on 2110 North Thirteenth Street. He belonged to the Second Avenue E U B Church. Survivors include his wife Maye a daughter LaConda Huston Terre Haute a son Earl St Louis a brother Orville Cutbank Mont a sister Blanche Byrum Spencer and a half sister Olive Rupard Pittsburgh Pa. The body was taken to Thomas Funeral Home with arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Roy Campbell
North Thirteenth Street
Second Avenue E.U.B
Maye
LaConda Huston
Terre Haute
Earl
St. Louis
Orville
Cutbank
Mont
Blanche Byrum
Spencer
Olive Rupard
Pittsburgh
Thomas Funeral Home
Mrs Esta Carman Dies at 82 in Rockville
Esta Ethel Carman aged 82 of 507 North Fifth Street died at 4 PM Wednesday at Wallace Nurse Home Rockville She was a member of Fourth Avenue Methodist Church Survived by one sister Edith Parrett Terre Haute and four nieces and four nephews Services set for 1 30 PM Friday at Callahan Funeral Home with Rev E J Peters officiating Burial in Newport Cemetery Newport
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esta Ethel Carman
North Fifth Street
Wallace
Rockville
Fourth Avenue
Edith Parrett
Terre Haute
Callahan Funeral Home
E. J. Peters
Newport Cemetery
Newport
Services for Donald D Newby Held in Detroit
Donald D Newby age 54 formerly of Terre Haute died of a heart attack at his Detroit home Monday. Services set for 1 30 PM Friday at Thomas Funeral Home with Rev Russell Youngblood officiating. Burial in Grandview cemetery. Surviving are his mother Mrs Beth Newby and sister Mrs Celia Powell both of Detroit and another sister Mrs Hazel Smith of Charleston Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald D. Newby
Terre Haute
Detroit
Mich
Thomas Funeral Home
Russell Youngblood
Grandview Cemetery
Beth Newby
Celia Powell
Hazel Smith
Charleston
Funeral services for Mrs Golden Faust Held Friday
Funeral services for Mrs Golden Faust 70 formerly of Terre Haute will be at 2 oclock Friday afternoon at the Gillis Memory Chapel Burial will be in Roselawn Memorial Park Members of Terre Haute Chapter No 48 Order of Eastern Star will conduct services at 7 o'clock Thursday evening Friends may call at the funeral home Rev R Powell Mead will officiate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Faust
Terre Haute
Gillis Memory
Roselawn Memorial Park
Order of Eastern Star
R. Powell Mead
Frank A Nash Obituary at St Anthony Hospital
Frank A. Nash aged 61 of 706 North Eleventh Street died at 4 10 pm Wednesday at St Anthony Hospital. Survived by wife Irene two daughters Linda Sue and Lana Rose both at home two sons William and Robert of Albion Illinois one sister Ida Chitty of Indianapolis. Body at Gillis Memory Chapel services 10 30 am Saturday burial Westlawn Cemetery Farmersburg Indiana Rev F E Nordby officiating. Friends may call after 6 pm. Th
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Nash
North Eleventh Street
St. Anthony Hospital
Irene
Linda Sue
Lana Rose
William
Robert
Albion
Ill
Ida Chitty
Indianapolis
Gillis Memory Chapel
Westlawn
Farmersburg
Ind
F. E. Nordby
Obituary for Elizabeth L. Davis 84
Services set for Mrs Elizabeth L Davis age 84 of 1718 South Twenty seventh street to be held at 1 pm Friday at DeBaun Funeral Home Rev John Lesler to officiate burial in Dugger cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth L. Davis
South Twenty-seventh Street
DeBaun Funeral Home
John Lesler
Dugger
Obituary notices from Indiana towns on June 6
Multiple obituaries from William W. Bovenschulte in Farmersburg Rev S P Walls in Linton Mrs Gertrude Dolly Trimmer in Riley Harvey B Tucker in Paris Nellie Denny in Jasonville honored. veterans, church members and families noted. services set. burials at Roselawn Memorial Park New Kirk Funeral Home Sulphur Creek United Brethren Church Clai more cemetery Oak Hill cemetery Claimore cemetery listed.
Japanese Guard Yank's Home After Threats
Police spokesman says the case is believed. Two Scott children were sent to a friend's home while the other two stayed with Mrs. Scott, a Honolulu born Nisei. Scott, a North Hollywood native, married Midori in 1950 and has lived in Japan since 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
North Hollywood
Calif
Midori
UCLA
Japan
City launches $160000 street paving program this year
City plans extensive resurfacing on Elm, Twelfth, Twenty-third and related streets with bids to follow. Oiling crews work in the southwest as weather slows progress. Mayor Tucker notes Milwaukee Railroad right of way delays for Walnut street opening. traffic lane painting continues when possible. An oyster attaches to a rock on the sea bottom and stays there.
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Elm Street
Third
Seventh Street
Twelfth Street
Chestnut Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Twenty-fourth Street
Wabash Avenue
Chase Street
Thirteenth
Fifteenth Street
Tippecanoe Street
Twenty-third
Twenty-third Street
Eighth Avenue
Maple Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Nineteenth
Twenty-fifth Street
Seventh Avenue
Twenty Third
Liberty Avenue
Mike Ellis
Second Avenue
Water
Third Street
Water Street
First Avenue
Locust Street
Sibley Avenue
View Avenue
Home Avenue
Schaal Avenue
Washington
Hulman Street
Franklin Avenue
First
Woodlawn Avenue
Locust
Harding Avenue
Hulman
McKeen Street
Idaho
Tenth Street
Fourth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Ash
Oak Street
Seventeenth
Rose Avenue
Thirteenth Street
College Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Tim O'Leary
O’leary
Tucker
Milwaukee Railroad
Walnut Street
Ohio Street
Nineteenth Street
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Sulphur Springs
D.S.T
Leroy Garrett
Dallas
Mrs
Charlotte Self
Silverstein Brothers
Kine Binniune
ARS Nc
Tke
ST. Stephen
We. F, Tearman Funeral Director
Mrs. Golden Faust
William W. Bovenschulte
William W.bovenschulte
Hope
Carl
Miami
Fra
Frank
Peoria
Gretchen Beddow
Elsie Daniels
Fidler and Wood Funeral Home
A. L. Tull
Krietenstein
American Legion
Farmersburg Presbyterian Church
P. Walls
Linton
United Brethren
Bertha
Glenn
Gelena
Guy
Niles
Lillian Gyger
Bedford
Newkirk
Sulphur Creek United Brethren Church
French Lick
Mrs. Gertrude
Dolly” Tremmer
Riley
Gertrude
Dolly” Trimmer
Clyde
New Ho Rebecca Lodge
Youngstown
Fox Funeral Home
Dale Cottom
Oak Hill Cemetery
Harvey B. Tucker
Paris
Harvey Burton Tucker
Blume Funeral Home
Katherine
Pop
Sree Beach
Fla
Jennie Hiett
Faye McConchie
Mary Haines
Kathryn Montcalm
Nellie Denny
Jasonville
Yank
Dacron
Dacron Marquisette
Root
Root’s
First Lady
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