Multiple weddings mark June society notices
Elizabeth Bronson and John Richardson plan an informal June 18 wedding at a home in Allendale and Wilmington respectively with Rev. Thomas Mabley officiating. Evelyn Alsing wed Robert Elder June 9 in Indiana with a large reception and plans for a Lafayette home. Laura Alsop and Ralph Llewellyn Jr. married in Sullivan with a 300 guest reception at First Presbyterian Church. Marilyn Schmidt and Clifford Eley wed at Trinity Methodist with lavender and white decorations and a reception at the church.
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Elizabeth Ann Bronson
Paul J. Bronson
Allendale
John Richardson
Edmund Winston Richardson
Wilmington
Del
Mate Somethe
Wwe
Thomas Mabley
St. Stephen Episcopal Church
John Arthur Carlson, Jr
Richard Coleman
Corvalis
Ore
Evelyn Elizabeth Alsing
Indiana State Teachers College
Robert Lee Elder
Bethany Evangelical and Reformed Church
Earl S. Cummings
Carl F. Alsing
Wilbraham
Mass
Samuel T. Elder
Newburgh
Ind
Beverly Margo Labo
Labo
Samuel Elder
Mrs. Elder
West
First Presbyterian Church
Sullivan, Ind
Laura Diane Alsop
Fred Alsop
R. R. J. Sullivan
Ralph Alvin Llewellyn, Jr
Ralph A. Llewellyn
South Twenty-first Street
Homer Weisbach
Rudolph Bernz
Maurice Ray
Kathleen Llewellyn
Ruth Carter
Ranell Wible
G. Ronald Bunyan
Anderson
Donald C. Wood
Jasonville
Thomas
Miss Llewellyn
Mrs. Carter
Miss Wible
Kathryn Beville
Hallie Alsop
Helen Mets
Marilyn Joan Schmidt
Charles L. Schmidt
Sixth Avenue
Clifford L. Eley
Willard Eley
Trinity Methodist Church
G. P. Burdon
Gail Clark
Ronnie Slover
Raymond Jones
Shirley Hill
Donald Drake
Miss Hill
Mrs. Schmidt
Mildred McGrew
Louise Davis
Paul Brown
Romance Towns Shared by Arkansas Missouri and West Virginia
Three U S towns named Romance lie in Arkansas Missouri and West Virginia each identified by distinct county designations and geographic locations. The note highlights the unusual common place name across these states and the local contexts of each Romance community.
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Arkansas
Missouri
West Virginia
Romance
Weekend Guests Span Cities For Graduations And Weddings
Akron residents the Cox family visited Tippecanoe and North Twenty Seventh streets while the Harbour family moved to Vandalia Illinois for railroad work. Mentone and Birmingham trips involve Wilkinson and Walton camp plans and summer visits. Ter re Haute relatives attend Rose Polytechnic graduation and a niece wedding as families disperse to Baltimore Biloxi and Grand Rapids after ceremonies.
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Edward Long
Virginia
Grand Rapids
Mich
West Terre Haute
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Herbert E. Smith
Marian Smith
Robert D. Williams
U.S.A.F
H. E. Smith
Baltimore
Smith
Heminway
Bendix Aviation Corporation
Corps of Engineers
United States Army Reserve
Williams
Biloxi
Miss
Keesler Air Force Base
William Long
Herbert F. Smith
Miller Avenue
Long
Virgaia
Ottawa Hills
Church societies schedule meeting and rummage sale
The W S W S of Barbour Avenue E U B Church will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 PM led by Lillian Nolan. The W S C S of Ashboro Methodist Church plans a rummage sale at Third and Swan streets Wednesday morning starting at 9 o clock.
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Bethesda Helpers
Bethesda Methodist Church
Mesdames
Anna White
Martha Daniel
Ws.c.s
Ashboro
Summer session opens at Indiana State Teachers College
Registration for the first five week summer session is completed with classes starting tomorrow. The term runs to July 15 and the second term covers July 18 to August 19. Twelve workshops and short courses begin with the term including radio work shops, supervising student teachers, English problems, and several two week intensified sessions. Additional courses run through mid July including art education, choral clinics, music, home economics, and textiles.
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Indiana State Teachers College
Speech reunites man with family in Parliament debut
Ronald Ledger, 34, a Labourite making his first Commons speech, spoke on broken homes after reuniting with his sister on a TV show and planning legislation to protect families. His sister recognized him days after his debut, ending 30 years apart.
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London
House of Commons
Ronald Ledger
Irish Diplock
William
Socials Celebrate Weddings Announce Dinners and Meetings
A flurry of social events spans Terre Haute and Vigo County with a Mr and Mrs party for Ruth Pickett and John M Smith at Miss Campbell’s home. Dill events include a Terre Haute Country Club luncheon dinner dance plans and multiple hostesses and committees. The Vigo County Historical Society meets with papers on early citizens and Revolutionary soldiers.
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Eee
Dori Campbell
Bob Morald
Miss Campbell
Arthur Campbell
South Center Street
Ruth Pickett
John M. Smith
Terre Haute Country Club
Benjamin G. Cox
James S. Royse Jr
Demas Waterman
W. D. Howe
Dick Halleman
Champaign
Ill
Noel McBride
M. L. Bradfield
L. R. Robinson
Lee Criss
Leo Kivits
Robert DuLong
Howard Wittenberg
Russell C. Stelle
H. B. Seymour
William L. Wilkinson
Vigo County
Illinois lawmakers resume session amid filibuster gridlock
Springfield June 13 faces day and night sessions as filibusters delay House work. Leaders seek new maneuvers to end stalling while bills on appropriations, sales tax, and constitutional amendments wait. Senate continues handling business as Assembly plans to end its six month session June 30.
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Springfield
Assembly
Senate
Filibuster Looms Over Missouri House Agenda
A small band of filibustering lawmakers led by Representatives Morris and Ziegler plans to stall major bills. Pending items include state sales tax increases, local option taxes without referendums, court reform, tax article changes, school aid, antisubversive bills, and highway speed limits.
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Broyles
John Morris
D.-Chadwick
Paul A. Ziegler
D.-Carmi
Red Cross Opens Its Convention at Atlantic City
Atlantic City N J June 13 17 E Roland Harrison national chairman opened the Red Crosss 30th annual convention with a message from President Eisenhower. About 500 delegates heard Harris read the Presidents good wishes and praise for Red Cross volunteers. Eisenhower credited their work with easing the shadow of the cold war and noted the Red Cross tradition continues stronger than in recent generations. Harrisman said great strides have been made toward returning the operations of the Red Cross...
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Atlantic City
N. J
E. Roland Harrison
American Red Cross
Eisenhower
Harrisan
Red Cross
Harriman
Red
Nature Study Picnic Week From Tuesday
Members of the Women’s Department Club nature study section hold their annual outing at Mrs. Mildred Ellis’s home on Tuesday June 21. The covered dish picnic starts at noon with attendees bringing their own service chairs tables and card tables. Directions to the Ellis home via West Terre Haute Paris avenue Liggett crossing and the third house on the north side are provided.
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Women's Department Club
Mildred Ellis
Ellis
West
Terre Haute
Paris Avenue
Liggett Railroad
Wabash River Bridge
Bishop Nelligan Visits Claren tian Abbey for Anniversary
Bishop Nelligan of Quebec visits Claren tian Abbey at Allendale to attend the anniversary of Rev. Manuel Milagro the abbey's superior.
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Bishop Nelligan
Quebec
Canada
Allendale
Manuel Milagro
Practical Nurses Meet in Vigo County June 21
The Licensed Practical Nurses of Vigo County will hold an important meeting Tuesday evening June 21 at the Young Women's Christian Association. The session will begin at 7 30 o clock.
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Bethany
Bethany Congregational Church
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Hotel Deming
Vigo County
Young Women’s Christian Association
Red Cross Voting Shifts Power to Volunteers
Harriman says the Red Cross now has 40 million volunteers and 3 700 chapters. Members elect directly and indirectly 80 percent of the Red Cross board of governors, up from 33 percent a decade ago.
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The
Red Cross
Red Cross Board of Governors
Harriman
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