Women Club Sets Year End Meeting With Officer Installations
AIR GUARD WIVES hold final meeting of the club year at Seelyville Town Hall at 7 30 with installation of officers Mrs Bill Braden president Mrs Art Wells vice president Mrs Thomas Wolfe secretary and Mrs Wiien Chanta Quancunan. Social committee plans games hosts are Mrs William Knecht and Mrs Don West erfield. Regular St Anthony Hospital Junior Guild meets Thursday at 1 15 in Skyline Room with H Clark Boyd presiding. A luncheon report will be given. Miss Marcelline Gillmore hosts open house Sunday at 608 South 22nd Street from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 for Mrs Milena Russell Cambridge of Ontario California. Visit limited in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIR Guard
Seelyville Town Hall
Bill Braden
Art Wells
Thomas Wolfe
Wiien
St. Anthony Hospital
Hospital
Marcelline Gillmore
South Twenty-second Street
Millena Russell Cambridge
Ontario
Calif
Cambridge
Local Club Notes and Meetings Schedule
Local events include a Beta Sigma Phi Sorority rehearsal at the Terre Haute House Bleu Room with Helen McClain presiding. The Academy of Friendship Dinner for Terre Haute Chapter 236 Women of the Moose is at Bohannon's Restaurant and the Moose Lodge on Wabash Ave hosts the ring ceremony and enrollment. Morton Relief Corps 11 meets Friday at Memorial Hall for a covered dish luncheon with a business session to follow.
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Order of the Rose
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Bleu
Terre Haute House
Helen McClain
Academy of Friendship
Terre Haute
Women of the Moose
Bohannon’s
Moose Lodge
Wabash Avenue
Morton Relief Corps No. 11
Memorial Hall
St Ann’s Scout Court of Honor Presents Tenderfoot Pins
Thirty two members of St Ann's Church Boy Scout troop receive tenderfoot pins at a Court of Honor held after a dinner in the school auditorium. Mothers of the new scouts receive miniature pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann’s Church
Mike Eldred
Bill Edwards
Raymond Nasser
James Buckner
Richard Williams
William Riebe
Stephen Cambell
Michael Dillon
Stephen Butwin
Richard Zaikovsky
James Slasser
Thomas Walker
Sam Nicholas
William Deuster
David Carbutt
Rayford Stewart
Michael Simon
Donald Baker
John Geiger
Bruce Thompson
John Coats
Marvin Utz
John Campbell
Ronald Lang
David Burns
Daniel Bennett
Michael Serban
David Buckner
Lawrence Hope
Thomas Terstegge
Robert Rowe
Bruce Peak
Paul Kadel
Joe Walker
Bill Serban
George Butwin
Tom Nicholas
Jim Slusser
Don Winters
Ron Winters
Harold Smith
Thomas Nicholas
Joseph Walker
Central WCTU Meeting For Friday Afternoon
Central Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet Friday at 1 30 PM at the First Evangelical United Brethren Church Fourteenth and Chestnut streets Mrs Roy Swartz to lead devotions and Mrs Charles Newport to finish the Study Book Election of officers for the new year will be held Special music by Mrs Lawrence Shelp and Miss Amelia Meyer accompanist Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Fourteenth
Chestnut Streets
Roy Swartz
Charles Newport
Lawrence Shelp
Amelia Meyer
Order of Eagles Elects Officers in Local Lodge
Elmer Payne was elected worthy president of Fraternal Order of Eagles No. 291 to succeed Archie Patterson. Other officers include Herb Cullison as vice president, Guy Hogan chaplain, Robert Silcock secretary, Ed Haynes treasurer, Albert Lenhart inside guard, William Boyer outside guard, Wayne Shuman conductor, and trustees C. Ed Lowe Lloyd Reese O J Cruckshank. The lodge hosts a Saturday dance with Carl Jones band and a 9 year old coronet player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Payne
Order of Eagles No. 291
Archie Patterson
Herb Cullison
Guy Hogan
Robert Silcock
Ed Haynes
Albert Lenhart
William Boyer
Wayne Shuman
C. Ed Lowe
Lloyd Reese
O. J. Cruckshank
Walter H. Denny Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Denny observed their fiftieth anniversary with an open house at 3028 North Eleventh Street. Attendees included out of town guests Mrs. F. J. Tecklenburg of Belleville Illinois and families from Webster Groves Missouri Florissant Missouri and Marshall Illinois where their son Robert and four grandchildren reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Denny
North Eleventh Street
F. J. Tecklenburg
Belleville
Ill
L. D. Gilbert
T. A. Gilbert
Webster Grove
William Wissman
Florissant, Mo
Denny
Robert
Marshall, Il
Guests and students tied to Curtis Willey family and Blum siblings
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Willey of South Center street host their daughter Mrs. Paul Greene and son Dick from Caracas, Venezuela. Miss Leonore Blum earns a psychology master's at San Francisco State College and visits Terre Haute before returning to California with her sister Carole Blum. George Nichols and family host their sons John and William at Culver Military Academy this summer and Steve Nichols, an eighth grade graduate, also attends Culver in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Willey
South Center Street
Paul Greene
Caracas
Venezuela
Green
Bill
David
Leonore Blum
Leon Blum
Ohio Boulevard
San Francisco State College
Terre Haute
California
Carole Blum
University of Wisconsin
George Nichols
North Seventh Street
John
William
Culver Military Academy
Steve Nichols
Rectory School
Pomfret
Conn
Culver
Snakes Range From Burrowing Minis to 30 Foot Python
Snakes vary from a small burrowing species a few inches long to a regal python nearly 30 feet long and about 300 pounds in weight.
Doctor to discuss Medicare program at Terre Haute meeting
Dr. Fred Dierdorff will discuss the Administration backed King Anderson bill providing medical care for the aged at Friday’s Terre Haute Jaycees luncheon. He will share impressions of England’s medical setup from Air Force service. The meeting is at Hotel Deming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dierdorff
King Anderson
Terre Haute Jaycees
England
Air Force
Hotel Deming
Civil Defense Meeting Set With City Officials
A joint Civil Defense session with fire police and sheriff's office personnel is scheduled for 3 p m Thursday at the Civil Defense office in City Hall. The main purpose of the meeting is to coordinate local emergency plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Civil Defense Office
City Hall
Recovery operations meeting for drowning cases in county
Civil Defense director Gilber J. Leonard chairs a meeting to plan summer recovery operations at Indiana State College pool. Discussions cover an extended scuba program for divers and buying extra equipment to reach greater depths in the county and city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State College
Union Building
Gilber J. Leonard
Civil Defense
Zorah Shrine Plans Twin Social Events this Week
Zorah Shrine Temple hosts two community events for members and families. Sullivan County Night occurs at the Saturday regular party in the Shrine Temple with dinner in the Terrace Room followed by dancing from 9 30 to 12 30 to the music of the Six Men of Note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zorah Shrine Temple
Sullivan County
Shrine Temple
Collision damages two convertibles at city intersection
Two autos were damaged in a Tuesday evening collision at the corner of Thirty seventh and Tippecanoe streets. Mark A. Pies, 17, of RR 6, and Ron ald H. Luther, 22, of 810 North Thirty-ninth street, drove the involved convertibles. Estimated damage was about 200 dollars to the Pies car and 800 dollars to the Luther car. No arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirtyseventh
Tippecanoe Streets
Mark A. Pies
Ronald H. Luther
North Thirty-ninth Street
Robert Reeves
James Coffey
Luther
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Beatrice Biggs
Tribune Club
William Knecht
Don Westerfield
Wabash Ave
Wanetta Reynolds
Garfield Avenue
ST. Ann’s Scouts
WCTU
Douglas Lee Klink
Mary Alice Woodard
Cleo C. Woodard
Sullivan
Klink
Ray Fitzpatrick
Carlisle
West Lafayette
Order OF Eagles
The
Lodge
Carl Jones
Walter H. Dennys
Terre Haute Gas Corp
Cherry Street
Tour Gas Wonder Workse
R Gas Corp
Zorah Shrine
Woodburn Printing Co., Inc
South 6Th St
Chevrolet
Joe Bodke
Dacron Cottons
Dacron
Aldens Fabrics & Patterns
Dad
Remington
Lektronic
Aldens Cosmetics
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