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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1957
Page
18
The Board of Library Trustees elected the library staff for the year and approved flooring two rooms and new furniture for the adult browsing room at the main library. It also listed librarians and janitors by name and noted staff attendance at a workshop for trustees.
An unknown pair of men posed as customers at William A. Capozzi’s Philadelphia real estate office. They greeted him and left. moments later Capozzi was found bound and gagged. The robbers escaped with $1480.
June 23 during the American Library Association convention in Kansas City head librarian Stillman K. Taylor and Martha Reynolds join the talks. The board meets at 3:30 PM to review a year starting July 1 with pay increases and staff reclassifications for Robert St. John Dorothy Thomas and Louisé L Campbell Genevieve Reisner. Terre Haute Glass Inc wins reflooring bid 160.50 and Noffke Brothers tile 225. A furniture contract for 1419.42 goes to Remington Rand Inc.
The Sugar Creek Township Farm Bureau schedules a ham and bean supper for Wednesday at 6 30 p m at the Consolidated School. A business meeting will follow with Vigo county rural youth and the Home Demonstration Agent attending.
Terre Haute area sees multiple church reassignments as the 106th Northwest Indiana Methodist Conference closes in Lafayette. Bishop Richard C. Raines announces 94 changes. local pastors include Robert Leigh at Fourth Avenue, Sam Robertson at Maple Avenue, Ralph M. Jones at Methodist Temple, and Warren Anderson at Trinity.
SCORE EVENED PRINCETON, N J, Tane 11. Gov Robert B Meyner a Lafayette graduate is now even with his opponent in the November gubernatorial election. Both Meyner and opponent Malcolm S Forbes are Princeton men with family connections to Adlai E Stevenson through marriage.
A compact listing shows participants Badger Staunton Herbert Osman Seelyville Russell Richardson Russellville Federated and Glen Berg joining regional groups for a federated sports or community event in Indiana.
Wabash College held graduation exercises Sunday with 121 in the commencement procession. Three Terre Haute students received the bachelor of arts degree: Thomas Mabley III, Lewis Staum, and Frederick D. Wampler, with parents listed at local addresses.
Four divorce decrees were issued. Harry Hargis of Kokomo had his wife’s maiden name Fuller restored. Richard F. Finkbiner of 3118 South Twelfth Street received a divorce from Iane B. Finkbiner, her maiden name Underwood restored. Phyllis Crosby of 1234 Harding Avenue gained custody of two children, ages 5 and 7, with James Crosby ordered to pay $10 weekly support. Grace B. Goldman of 3003 North Fifth Street was divorced from Edward Goldman of Bicknell.
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