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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1962
Page
3
A stock transaction between Chas. Pfizer and Co. and C. K. Williams & Co. of East St. Louis Illinois will make Williams a Pfizer subsidiary. Williams operates principal plants in California and other locations.
The U S Post Office Department advised firms that envelopes with a width to length ratio under 1 to 1414 or 1 to the square root of 2 are not recommended. Standard sizes are easier to handle through the mail.
Pfizer will acquire Williams Company of East St Louis, a 1000 employee firm known for dry colors and extender pigments. Williams will operate as a Pfizer subsidiary with no personnel or operations changes. Acquired assets include processing of iron ores barite copper oxides and chromium oxides into inorganic products. Announcement was made by Williams executives yesterday.
An important meeting of private music teachers of Vigo County will be held at the Sheldon Swope Art Gallery 25 South Seventh Street on Friday June 8 at 8 15 p m instead of at the Unitarian House as previously reported The discussion will cover a youth recital series planned for 1962 63 Any interested teacher may attend For further information contact Mrs Arthur Motycka or Mrs Albert Huetteman
Lieut. Gov. Richard Ristine told members of the Florists Association of Indiana that economic expansion hinges on local voluntary cooperation. Speaking at the Pitter Floral Co. in Indiana, he urged local leaders to market community attributes, noting the Department of Commerce should act as a guidance clearing house and focus on attracting Hoosier jobs and tourism alongside manufacturing.
Civil Defense Director Gilbert J. Leonard outlines Vigo County CD program reorganization after meeting with officers. He travels to Indianapolis Thursday to discuss administration with E A Harmon and plans a June 23 patrol for Commercial Solvents picnic. Captain Cahill praises CD as a defense against internal subversion.
Commencement tonight for Garfield class features a long roster of graduates including Ann Brown Robert Lowell Brown Suzanne Marie Broyles Margie Kay Bryant Lucinda Kay Buchholz Marian Anne Busick and many more. The list continues with numerous names across multiple pages reflecting a traditional ceremony for the Garfield cohort.
John Robert Haslem son of Dr and Mrs Ezra R Haslem of 30 Circle Drive earns a DDS with honors from Indiana University. He collects five honors plus Omicron Kappa Upsilon certificate the Glenn Pell Memorial Plaque the Midwest Society of Periodontology award and the Senior Essay Contest prize. He and his wife plan to move to Houston Texas for a three year oral surgery program at the University of Texas Dental College.
The Rev. Allan Harlan associate rector of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church will discuss juvenile delinquency at Terre Haute Jaycees Friday. He was formerly chaplain at the Indiana State Farm and the group will meet for lunch in the Hoosier Room at Hotel Deming.
The Union Baptist Mission Group will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs Belv Cros presiding. Devotions will be given by Mrs Dorothy Archer and the lesson read by Mrs Joy Mikles.
Incomplete OCR shows names Wayne Williams Rosemary Williams and fire units Engine Companies 3 and Rams with a run to Malcom Woods and James George at 1 15 o clock. Other readable bits name Yaeger Clarence H Young Stephen Phillip Young Jay Lee Tribune Star Want Ads and a contact C 1331 Youngblood Joyce Lee Zerr.
Terre Haute Kiwanis Club will host Stanley Smith from State High School as guest speaker for Physical Fitness Week. He will outline his school's fitness programs and goals for the state and nation at a Thursday luncheon in the Mayflower Room of the Terre Haute House.
Firefighters were summoned to Ruth Haymaker’s residence at 201 North Eleventh Street early Wednesday as an undetermined origin blaze caused about $3,000 in damage before being extinguished. Assistant Chief Ray Mc-
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