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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1962
Page
12
Jim Bishop recounts Bill Silver and Mrs. B building a clock museum that grew into a hospital project in St. Cloud Florida. Clocks drew visitors, funds funded a hospital brick by brick, and Silver finally died before beds and staff arrived. Mrs. B and Manny mourned quietly as the town reflects on a man who found a worthy goal.
In Downers Grove Illinois Tom MacLelan explains losing control of his car while noting a plea by Mrs. B to fund hospital needs. She offers the clock museum land and all she owns to equip St. Cloud Hospital. Also, 15 percent of 1960 farm residents had lived in the same house their entire lives.
Notices from Vigo Circuit Court in Terre Haute Indiana announce appointment of Administratrix Jessie Ehrlich for Elsie Houlston estate and several estate actions including final accounts for Ella May Tiedman Fronia Criss and Thomas A Ray. Bids sought for TV antenna systems in Vigo County School Corporation buildings with strict filing and bond requirements.
Agnes Brady head of St. Mary of the Woods College Spanish department sails from New York on June 12 with 1,200 pilgrims bound for the Eucharistic Congress in Dublin. Dr. Donald B. Prentice delivers the main address at Indiana State College Laboratory High School commencement. Local social notes include Mrs. William Cottrell hosting a luncheon bridge, visits by Bonnie and Thelma Harrison, Florence Budd’s trip to Springfield, Caroline Hyde as guest of Caroline Welch, and a birthday party for Gladys and Richard Gibson hosted by Mrs. J. L. Gibson.
Periodic cicadas emerge after 17 years underground in the eastern United States. They surface in 1962 for mating and egg laying as they sing and spread.
Schultz offers one hour free parking for customers at the rear of the fourth Avenue store. The policy applies to all shoppers visiting the location and aims to provide convenient access without charge during the first hour.
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