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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1957
Page
14
City summer recreation program began with the largest attendance in years across most centers. Eight baseball games were played as Fairbanks and Sandison centers remained closed yesterday but opened today per coordinator Earl Pike.
An amazing black tablet known as Bell-Ans is claimed to stop gas and heartburn three times faster. It targets acid indigestion, gas, and sour stomach with no harmful drugs or laxatives, and is marketed as the fastest acting relief.
Pamela Thornton, 20, found a diamond ring on Seaton Beach in England during a June visit. The ring was the same one she had lost three weeks earlier, bringing a serendipitous reunion.
Session counts across Woodrow Wilson Junior High and Spencer Ball Park rose with 55 participants at Garfield High and 40 at Wiley High. Drama drew 36 at Wiley while playground programs drew biggest crowds at Collett Park Voorhees Park Turner House and Rose Herz Park. Tennis began at Woodrow Wilson and Sarah Scott yesterday with Tom Frew, instructor, due at Collett Park today.
Babson's new stock list highlights 18 underpriced picks from major companies at or below their 1946 highs with potential returns over 6 percent. The offer includes 10 switches and costs $1.00 to cover preparation and mailing, with delivery to Wellesley Hills Massachusetts.
A reception for Rev. Sam Robertson named associate pastor to Rev. R. Richmond Blake at Maple Avenue Methodist Church will follow Sunday worship in the church parlors. Robertson, born in Scotland in 1892, came to the United States in 1911 and worked as a coal miner in Clinton before entering DePauw University in 1952. He has served churches in State Line Covington and Moran and was ordained a deacon in 1956. He plans seminary study at Garrett and will live at 2109 North Tenth Street in Terre Haute with his wife and two children Samuel Jr and Mrs Roy Lind residing in Detroit.
Probate Commissioner John F. O'Brien admitted two wills Monday. Grace Pipes of 628 Lafayette Avenue presented Miss Dora Eppert’s will naming Pipes executrix with a 4000 bond. Eppert’s estate totals about 9000 in real and personal property, and bequests split equally between Pipes and nephew John Eppert. The second will was presented by another party.
Margaret Crosby of 2131 North Twenty third street reports the estates of Mary Michki who died June 8 and Mary Roberts who died May 30. Louis Michki is to inherit most of Michki’s estate including 4000 dollars in real property and 100 dollars in personal property while Ruth Manuel is named administratrix with a 1000 dollar bond. Other heirs include three sons and a daughter. For Roberts the real estate is valued at 4200 dollars with 200 dollars in personal property. Heirs include son James H. Russell daughter Martha Williams and six grandchildren from Viola Manuel’s line. Jack H. Mankin is counsel.
Police reported a Tuesday incident where a new 3 week old car owned by James G. Joseph at 213 Spruce Street leaped from the garage when Mrs. Joseph moved to switch seats. It smashed through a fence into Harold Foreman’s chicken shed at 200 Canal Street, causing $150 in repairs and sparing the roosting chickens amid chicken feathers and debris. Mrs. Joseph was uninjured but shaken.
The U S government filed a tax lien in the county recorder s office against Beatrice Barker doing business as Indois Coffee Shop 206 Wabash avenue for 2315 67 dollars in withholding taxes from the second quarter of 1954 through 1956. District director Sterling M Dietrich is named and the lien was filed by Newell M Summers.
Crochet pattern ad for chair back and arm rests in one piece featuring pineapple motifs and scalloped edging. Offers Pattern 612 and mentions mailing 35 cents plus 5 cents per extra pattern, Terre Haute Tribune Needlecraft Dept, New York address, plus two free patterns and a 1957 Laura Wheeler Needlecraft book promotion.
Indiana University School of Medicine awarded M D degrees on June 10. From Terre Haute and the hospitals in which they will serve a year's internship on the medical staff are Ansel W Schmalhausen Methodist Hospital Indianapolis Herbert T Goodman Riverside Hospital Toledo Ohio and Harry R Miller Maumee Valley Hospital Toledo.
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