Scottish Rite Officers Named for 33rd Degree Association
John D. Council of 1225 N 8th elected president of the 33rd Degree Association Scottish Rite Valley of Terre Haute. Eugene Nauer as vice president Roy Parker as secretary and Hubert Omas as treasurer were chosen at the meeting. Council succeeds John Blox in the presidency. Nominating committee members Raymond Epton Charles E Eggleston and Charles Woods. Annual picnic to continue with outfit date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Council
Valley of Erre Haute
Eugene <Nauer
Roy Arker
Hubert Omas
Council
John Bloxme
Raymond. Epton
Charles E. Eggleston
Charles Woods
Four Vigo Circuit defendants face varied sentences and a jury trial
Judge H Ralph Johnston presided as four young men from Vigo Circuit Court received sentences for burglary and theft with two 1 to 10 year suspended terms for John Michael Wilchuck and Dennis Philip Brazell. Billy Wayne Smith drew 2 to 5 years for second degree burglary. Michael D Carson received 90 days for a non theft affidavit. David Lester Hamblen faced first degree burglary with a jury trial set for September 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigo
H. Ralph Johnston
Judge Johnston
Billy Wayne Smith
Utnam
Indiana
S. 14Th St
Johnston
Charles Kell
John Michael Wilchuck
S. 6Th St
Dennis Philip Brazzell
Frederman Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Michael D. Carson
Indiana State Farms
Carson
Leroy Arnold
Jackson Blvd
United States Navy
David Lester Hamblen
Mary Lewis
10Th St
Richard Cronin
Damages Sought Over Drive-In Drainage Change
James D. and Tina Regester sue Fourth Avenue Amusement Co. for 10000 dollars in damages and an injunction over rain drainage altered by outdoor theater construction at a North Terre Haute drive-in, affecting their nearby mobile home park business. The suit seeks court orders to correct the drainage issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Terre Haute
Vigo Superior
Stanton wins divorce and custody in Vigo Superior Court
In Vigo Superior Court No. 2 Judge Charles K. McCrory granted Shirley A Stanton a divorce from Charles Stanton and awarded her custody of four children. She was declared owner of real estate involved and Charles Stanton must pay $20 per week in child support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley A. Stanton
Vigo Superior Court No. 2
Charles K. McCrory
Charles ¥. Stanton
RR 4
West Terre Haute
Sixty one ISU seniors named to council for 1970
The Indiana State University Senior Council welcomes 61 Class of 1970 members from Terre Haute Rockville Clinton Sandborn and Clay City to lead activities represent the class at university functions and guide future alumni. Notable locals include Nancy Greene Diane Zanotti Joanne Heine Peggy Swalls Linda Wood Donald Shoemaker Michael Martin Joseph Reed Nancy Donna Kent Waggoner and Vickie Shouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State University
ISU Office of Alumni Affairs
ISU
Terre Haute
Nancy K. Greene
Anniversary of RFK Death Observances Across Cities
Memorial services marking the first anniversary of Robert F. Kennedy's death include a folk Mass at Arlington National Cemetery with a 70 member youth choir, led by Terence Cardinal Cooke. Events in Washington New York San Francisco Boston Los Angeles feature masses, choirs, gun turn in statue dedication, and public readings reflecting RFK's causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Robert F. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Ethel Kennedy
New York
Terence Cardinal Cooke
Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
John F. Kennedy
8Th
H Streets
Washington
Martin Luthering Jr
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Beniamino Bufano
New York City
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Paulist Center
Boston Common
Yvonne Braithwaite
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Lions to Install Officers Tuesday in Terre Haute
Donald Hansell will be installed as president of the Terre Haute Lions Club at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Prairie Room of the Terre Haute House. Lions district governor Robert Modesitt will officiate. New officers include Melvin Smith and Richard Davidson as vice presidents, Keith Thomas as third vice president, Paul Lawson secretary, Harry McKain treasurer, Ken Thomas Lion Jamer, Roy Smudde tail twister, with Homer Sharp and Bob Stuckey as one-year board members and Joe Walker and Ron Duerlinger for two-year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hansell
Terre Haute Lions Club
Terre Haute House
Robert Modesitt
Lions
Melvin Smith
Richard Davidson
Keith Thomas
Paul Lawson
Harry McKain
Ken Thomas
Roy Smudde
Homer Sharp
Bob Stuckey
Joe Walker
Ron Duerlinger
River victim identified as Ottawa man Joseph Monroe
The body of 35 year old Joseph Monroe of Ottawa was recovered from the Illinois River after a boating mishap. He and a companion were thrown into the water when a high wave upturned their boat. the companion reached safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa, Ill
Joseph Monroe
Ottawa
Illinois River
Huntington teens drift toward Vincennes on Wabash voyage
Sixteen year old canoe group from Huntington County Indiana left Huntington Tuesday aiming for Vincennes on a 200 mile Wabash River trip. They paddled 43 miles first day and camped near Logansport on Wednesday night as of Friday morning they were south of Lafayette en route to Vincennes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington County
Indiana
Terre Haute
Wabash River
Vincennes
Huntington
Logansport
Jim Potts
Todd Smith
Dave MacDonald
Mike Shuttleworth
Jim Searls
Paul Brandon
Warren
Potts
Elizabeth J. Potts
Lafayette
Potts Details Uncertain Arrival for Campers in Vincennes
Mrs. Potts says the group expects to arrive in Vincennes sometime Sunday. They are cooking their meals and camping out at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Youth Held in Window Case at Smith Hardware
An 18 year old Terre Haute youth was arrested for malicious trespass after breaking a rear window at Smith Hardware 301 Wabash Ave Police said two men held the suspect until officers arrived Keith A Vanhorn 1621 6th Ave faces a City Court appearance next week Vanhorn was taken into custody with two men restraining him at the scene Glue used on US postage stamps is described as a corn cassava hybrid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Smith Hardware
Wabash Ave
Keith A. Vanhorn
6Th Ave
Smiths
Larry Vester
N. 9Th St
West Terre Haute
Roy Hunt
Vanhorn
Former DePauw student fined for marijuana possession
Paul Scheuble, 20, former DePauw student body vice president, was fined $500 and paroled for a year on the condition he avoids anti demonstrations after illegal marijuana possession charges. Judge Francis Hamilton presided in Putnam Circuit Court in Greencastle Indiana. The note about amethysts appears unrelated to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Ind
DePauw University
Paul Scheuble
Wilmette, Ill
Francis Hamilton
Putnam Circuit Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ircuit
Atences
Haas
Hardy Mums
Charles R. Wells
Liberty Ave
Robert L. Wilson
Locust St
Steve A. Day
Cleveland Ave
Velma M. Price
U S. 7Th St
Daniel Maude
Joseph Sheehan
Carlis L. Wallace
Marshall
Ill
Bill McLevan
Chicago
Robert May
Hymera
Clinton Smith
ISU Council
RFK
United States
Depauw
Golden Eagle
Terminal Arcade Corp
Shas