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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1951
Page
2
Lucas, a local chiropractor in Fort Wayne, is charged with practicing medicine without a license. Investigators allege he treated patients and issued medical advice without proper credentials. Police and state medical board officials declined further comment.
W. L. Ketner, president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, announced Bob Hall will headline a June 29 appearance at the Hotel Deming. Hall, famed as an improvisational, rhyming entertainer, has performed across the United States, Canada, and Europe, and is known for memorized crowd details and dialect mimicry.
Be first in your town to have butterfly motifs for bed sets towels or scarves Pattern 534 transfer two motifs 514x1154 inches and one 614x1934 Crochet directions Send Twenty Cents to Terre Haute Tribune Needlecraft Dept P O Box 5740 Chicago 89 Print PATTERN NUMBER NAME and ADDRESS with ZONE Also send Twenty Cents more for Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book Illustrations of patterns for crochet embroidery knitting household accessories dolls toys Free pattern printed in the book
The July 4 Frontier Day parade will be followed by a chuck wagon dinner at the Fairgrounds under the sponsorship of the Wabash Valley Horsemen's Association. The dinner, open to the public, will be served by the American Legion of Prairieton. Parade starts at 10 and ends before noon.
Paris, June 22. Del Zeke Sampson aged 69 and Francis Deal aged 38, both long familiar in Paris, celebrated release from jail and state penal farm respectively. They were jailed again for 60 days each on vagabondage charges by Police Magistrate Walter Downing. Elbert R. Everman was fined 25 dollars and costs for leaving an accident scene.
The Milwaukee Railroad announces an annual scholarship for a son of an employee titled the J. T. Gillick Scholarship honoring James T. Gillick of Chicago who retired May 30 1948 after 62 years with the road starting at age 16 as a telegraph operator. Winners may choose any university.
Miss Anna Hoffman of Lawrence Indiana was elected secretary of Iota Sigma Pi, the national honorary society for women chemists, announced yesterday in Denver.
Robert Lehi, 56, of 241 Monterey avenue, was injured Thursday night when he fell from a Greyhound bus at Seventeenth street and Wabash avenue. He was taken to St. Anthony's Hospital in fair condition. The bus, operated by Charles Wainwright, 34, of Fort Wayne, said the bus was en route from Indianapolis to Terre Haute and that Sehi argued with the driver as the bus entered the city.
A bus passenger opened a door and either fell or jumped from the moving vehicle, triggering an incident report. No further details on location, time, or injuries are provided in the readable text.
State egg board officials in Lafayette announced a spot-check of 150 Terre Haute groceries shows high quality eggs for consumers. Inspector J. O. Michael said about 40 percent of local outlets have been inspected since warmer weather began and described the quality as good with improvements noted.
In a year with an egg shortage causing supply problems grocers and egg wholesalers cooperated to observe state regulations and bring a good grade of eggs to Terre Haute housewives.
The body of Ralph Malott a 45 year old Brook carpenter was recovered from the Iroquois River near Brook Indiana. He had been missing since he went fishing last Saturday night.
Indianapolis June 22 The Allen Circuit Court issued a permanent injunction barring Paul F from further actions. The order directs compliance with court restrictions and signals a decisive legal halt in the dispute.
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