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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1966
Page
8
Notes from Dear Abby include a physician’s critique of pill use amid teen pregnancies and parental privacy concerns, a response about pursuing legal action for boys, and a reader questioning a brother’s choice to wed a widow with a double ring ceremony.
Dear Abby reports that under Italian customs rules a wedding gift may enter Italy free of duty if the bride marries an Italian citizen who will reside there after the marriage. The gift must be sent within six months and the marriage certificate and residence proof must be provided.
Ruth Ann Harris and Frederick Kent Nocus wed at Bethesda Methodist Church with Rev. Marvin E. Grooms officiating. The bride’s family and attendants are named. reception followed, then a short wedding trip to live at 612 Deming St. Later, Gretchen Wilson and Robert Haddix were married at First Baptist Church with detailed lists of parents, attendants, and ring bearer.
The YWCA announces summer swim term begins June 13 with openings for 9 to 12 year olds and young teens. Free Plunge co sponsored by City Park Commissioners and County School Corporation will run Mondays through late summer with multiple school groups assigned by Monday and Tuesday slots. Registration requires guardian consent and a family physician note, with lifeguards on duty.
Labour People report David Seltzer spending days with his parents before heading to Cedar Point Park near Sandusky Ohio for a summer job. He returns to Hanover College for his senior year. Ann H Seltzer, a SIU freshman, will visit home next weekend. Mrs Elizabeth Goda Haton hosts her brother and sister in law Tommy Goda of New Orleans.
The Ladies Fellowship Circle of the Thompson Street EUB Church will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at Mrs. Carol Ann Bridgewater's home 2211 N 23rd St. Mrs. Ruth Slavens will lead devotions.
Miss Maxine Marie Eldridge daughter of Mr and Mrs Stan ley Eldridge of Knightsville will be installed as honored queen of Job s Daughters Bethel No 121 at the Knightsville Masonic Temple Saturday at 7 30 p m Retirement of outgoing officers with Carolyn Smith as honored queen will precede the ceremony Other officers to be installed include Becky Aker Jane McShaney Sharon Bennett Suzanne Pell Sandy Balder Cheryl Timberman Jennifer Trout Sonja Harshman Linda Parkins Patty Morris Darryn Harshman Sue Spencer Anita Eldridge Rita Garlits Nancy Bohler Martha Summers Toni Mauerer and more A reception will follow in the Temple Naomi Cromwell is guardian and Howard Burns associate guardian of Bethel 121
A humorous aside captures a character named Little Woman making amusing scraping sounds while attempting to park. The gag centers on a clumsy parking moment and a lighthearted complaint about car noises.
New Tops Club officials were installed at Brandenburg EUB Church with Betty Lidster presiding. Officers include Dorothy Pruitt president Helen Galbraith vice president Virginia Jones secretary Sharon Henderson treasurer and Jean Skipp weight recorder. Lidster spoke on her Toronto TOPS convention trip as 2,500 members attended a 6774 ton fat reduction report across 5,000 clubs. Terre Haute TOPS has 21 charter members four new members and two prospects. The group meets at the Federal Senior Citizens Center on S 3rd St with reminders to bring fruit vegetables paper dolls and TV stamps.
Installation of officers by the Air Guard Wives Club follows a dinner at Louise's Restaurant with a program by Jerry Speder titled See America. New officers are Mrs. Gerald Wardenburg president and others. City and college groups including Etta Sigma Phi, Indiana State Licensed Practical Nurse Association, Izaak Walton League Women’s Division, Community Theatre, and the CT awards night are scheduling meetings and events this week with talks, films, and elections.
A fire at Terre Haute Malleable & Mfg. Co. caused 400 dollars in damage. It started in a packing box containing a recording device just after noon Sunday. Fire officials could not determine the cause. Firemen from stations seven ten eleven and track two fought the blaze under Assistant Chief Edward Peters.
Samuel E. Girton 18 son of Mr and Mrs Samuel E Girton RR 5 Brazil enlisted for two years in the U S Marine Corps. He is undergoing basic training at the Marine Corps Depot San Diego California under Gunnery Sgt Frank Sikora.
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