Commission At Paris Ponders Sewer Problems
Paris Ti June 25 Special The Paris City Commission approved an annual appropriation of 376173.74 and spent most of the meeting on sewer issues. An ordinance prohibits private property owners from tapping storm sewers for sanitary waste with a 100 per day fine. Polluted Sugar Creek prompted action. Field tile drainage is required where no sanitary sewer exists. A 3000 survey of inadequate sewers was authorized to seek remedies and costs. Traffic in alleys around the business district was limited to.
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Paris
Sugar Creek
The Natural Superiority of Women Exposed
A famous doctor debunks male supremacy arguing science shows women are inferior in this July Ladies' Home Journal feature. The piece asserts male life is shorter and seven times likelier to go insane, urging readers to share the findings with husbands.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Public square access restricted to on the square exits
All alleys leading to the public square were restricted to on the square exits. The measure limits movement and directs traffic flow toward the designated on-site exits, reducing cross traffic and congestion around the square.
Paris burglaries under investigation in double break ins
Police and deputy sheriffs probe two Paris break ins. Switzer Market at 206 East Jasper Street was entered by prying a hasp and removing a back door. Personal property of Gordon Wass stored upstairs ransacked. Two stands at Laker Stadium were entered and $10 cash taken.
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Paris
Switzer Market
East
Jasper Street
Gordon Wass
Laker
Seventh Day Adventist Sunday School Penny Heist Clue
In Paris Illinois on June 25 a church Sunday School reports its three months collection of pennies and small coins stolen. Tiny bare footprints near a broken church window are the only clue the children have, with church officials discovering the break in to enter.
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Paris
Ill
Seventh Day Adventist Church Sunday School
Paris school board rejects tenure hearing for ex superintendent
Paris Illinois June 25 special The board of education in Unit School District No 4 near Paris rejected O R Eaton ex district superintendent's demand for a hearing under the teachers tenure act. They retained Attorney Lawrence B Moore to lead the defense with Roger Fruin. Moore previously represented E W Eveland who won a tenure case in Paris Union District. Eaton will confer with his Danville attorneys led by Robert Hickman before seeking a mandamus action to compel a board hearing.
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Paris
Ill
Board of Education
Unit
O. R. Eaton
Lawrence B. Moore
Roger Fruin
Moore
E. W. Eveland
Paris Union District
Eaton
Danville
Robert Hickman
Eveland
Osborns to Be Honored at Farewell Party
Rev and Mrs John Osborn depart for Blue Island Illinois this week and will be honored at a farewell party tonight at the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Mr and Mrs Grover Wynn of Metcalf Edgar county announce the marriage of their daughter.
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Paris
Ill
John Osborn
Blue Island
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Grover Wynn
Metcalf
Edgar County
Social News Briefs From Indiana And Illinois Gatherings
Gladys Pearl weds Thomas Darby of Florence Alabama in a recent South Bend Indiana ceremony. Mishawaka workers, Mrs Stella Mullen of Paris, hosted dinner for Floyd Northrup son from Toledo Ohio and James F Simons of Clarksville Illinois. Deputy Sheriff George Litteral and Officer Barlow Hunt return from Ozarks vacation. Elizabeth Curl of Tucson visited L F Curl family before returning home. Rose Steidl of Ithaca New York and Frank Steidl of Akron Ohio visit Donald J Steidl’s. John Reeley of Dudley and Zita Hukill of Paris return from Fort Sill Oklahoma where sons Floyd Reeley and William F Hukill serve. Dr Charles A McClelland and wife leisure trip to Biloxi Mississippi. Mrs Leonard Kemper and son Linny depart for ten days in Florida. Fred Olsen of Ann Arbor with sister Alfred Pedersen hosts. Paul Pedersen and daughter join from Champaign Illinois. Demain Macy and son tour the Great Lakes area. Ward Trover and daughters Janet and Linda of Plymouth Indiana visit with Russell Foust and plan return Thursday.
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Gladys Pearl
Thomas Darby
Florence
Ala
South Bend
Ind
Mishawaka
Stella Mullen
Paris
Floyd Northrup
Toledo
Ohio
James F. Simons
Clarksville
Ill
George Litteral
Barlow Hunt
Missouri
Arkansas Ozarks
Elizabeth Curl
Tucson
Ariz
L. F. Curl
Rose Steidl
Ithaca
N. Y
Frank Steidl
Akron
Donald J. Steidl
John Reeley
Nearby
Dudley
Zita Hukill
Fort Sill
Okla
Floyd Reel
Paul Pedersen
Champaign, III
Bike Safety Parade Held Saturday Parade to start at 10 a m
A bike safety parade will take place Saturday starting at 10 a m from the Montgomery Ward store. Sponsored by Montgomery Ward & Co Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce and the Tribune Star riders of all ages may enter after registering in the sporting goods department. Floyd Stivers invites riders to view prizes on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ward
Montgomery Ward & Co
Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce
The
Tribune Star
Sporting Goods
Floyd Stivers
Four Terre Haute Teachers Attend National Education Association Meeting
The Terre Haute Teachers Association will send four local educators to the National Education Association annual convention in Detroit. Delegates are Robert Mardis, Montrose School. Robert Myers, Crawford School. Mrs. Bertha Heaton, Montrose. and Mrs. Grace Barnes, Rea School. Afterward Mrs. Heaton will attend the Michigan State University classroom teachers conference in Ypsilanti.
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Terre Haute Teachers Association
National Education Association
Detroit
Robert Mardis
Montrose School
Robert Myers
Crawford School
Bertha Heaton
Montrose
Grace Barnes
Rea
Heaton
Michigan State University
Ypsilanti
Hoosier State Medical Group Hears Doctors
About 50 physicians attended the third annual Hoosier State Medical Association meeting at the Hoover Building. Dr. Thomas C. Moore spoke on congenital obstruction in infants and children while Dr. J. K. Berman discussed cancer of the lung. Eli Lilly’s Dr. B. L. Martz spoke on ion-exchange resins and edema therapy. Dr. J. S. Smith of Muncie presided at the officer election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier
Eli Lilly Company
J. S. Smith
Muncie
Terre Haute Brewing Company
Little House
Association
Paul E. Humphrey
Paul J. Bronson
Henry W. Bopp
Terre Taute
H. N. Middleton
Indianapolis
Orville L. Ballard
Louisville
William L. Smiley
St. Louis
Tonawanda Council Degrees and Park Picnic Plans
West Terre Haute June 25 Special Tonawanda Council Degree of Pocahontas met Monday with strong attendance. One applicant elected, one received. Plans for Harmony Round-Up trip finalized. bus leaves 6 15 at 7th and National Ave. Forty members going. Birthday party for four honored with gifts and refreshments. Electa Club to hold annual family picnic July 2 at 6 30 Deming Park shelter West side. leave Masonic Temple 6 30. bring service and food.
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West Terre Haute
Tonawanda Council
Pocahontas
Harmony
Ind
7Th
National Ave
Sharp
Flora Hurst
Louella Cramer
Mary Kennedy
Ada Mary Kennedy
Electa Club
O.E.S
Deming Park
Jury Rules in Favor of Defendants in Ejectment Suit
A Superior Court jury returned a verdict for Floyd R. and Mildred Cox in an ejectment case over occupancy of a five room house on R. R. 2, West Terre Haute. The plaintiffs Everett A. Cox and Mary A. Cox claimed immediate possession, while the defendants testified a verbal agreement since 1945 allowed occupying the home in exchange for caring for the brothers' mother, Nancy E. Cox, who lives with the Floyds. The mother testified for the defendants.
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Superior Court
Everett A. Gox
Mary A. Cox
Indianapolis
Floyd R
Mildred Cox
West Terre Haute
Thomas P. Gallagher
Floyd Coxes
Everett Coxes
Beasley
Albert F. Owens
Nancy E. Cox
Floyd
Clinton Women Tour Mooseheart Child Home
Clinton Indiana June 25 Special Clinton Women of the Moose Lodge toured Mooseheart Aurora Illinois by chartered bus to visit the children home. About 800 residents on 1200 acres toured worship dormitories dining halls and dairy barns before returning home. Members named include Florence Jackson Marjory Pullum Pauline Morris Susan Pushac Leona Pickle Mary Sanders Grace Squires Lola Newland Mary Allen Martha Rovi Maude Duchene Agnes Duchene Sara Guinn Maria Lapworth Lucy Merritt Marie Thomas Marjory Lapworth Jacque Mautino.
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Clinton
Ind
Moose Lodge
Mooseheart
Aurora
Ill
Florence Jackson
Marjory Pollum
Pauline Morris
Susan Pushac
Leona Pickle
Mary Sanders
Grace Squires
Lola Newland
Mary Allen
Martha Rovi
Maude Duchene
Agnes Duchene
Sara Guinn
Maria Lapworth
Lucy Merritt
Marie Thomas
Marjory Lapworth
Jacque Mautino
Boy, 5, Hit by Car in Voorhees Park
Gerald W. McLeish, 5, of Unit 17 A Voorhees Park, was struck Tuesday evening at Dillman and Voorhees by an auto driven by Harrison Black, 25, of Unit 4 A Voorhees Park. He received a cut above the right eye and was taken for X rays to St Anthony's Hospital after being treated by a physician. Black told police he was northbound on Dillman when the boy darted into the street.
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Gerald W. McLeish
Voorhees Park
Dillman and
Voorhees Streets
Harrison Black
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Black
Dillman Street
Bluffton Teen Drowns In Local Pool
Bluffton Indiana on Tuesday John D Bender aged 19 drowned in a pool south of Bluffton. A lifeguard found his body after friends reported he had disappeared following a swim.
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Bluffton
Ind
John D. Bender
Traffic Violators Fined In City Court
Robin N. Jones, 18, 1305 North Nineteenth street, fined 4.75 for a stop sign violation as a second offense. James L. Fears, 17, 1400 South Ninth street, fined 2.75 for a similar offense. Floyd Welker, 17, 827 North Tenth street, fined 1.75 for improper lights. Don Kesler Jr., 24, 716 South Seventh street, and Charles R. Teibout, 21, fined 3.75 each for running red lights. Albert A. White, 49, R. R. 7, case continued for intoxicated driving hearing.
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Robin N. Jones
North Nineteenth Street
Bert Wood
James L. Fears
South Ninth Street
Floyd Welker
North Tenth Street
Don Kesler, Jr
South Seventh Street
Charles R. Teibout
Albert A. White
R. R
Bodies of two heroes returned from Korea
The bodies of Cpl. James A. Lawson and Pfc. William A. Morris, both from Illinois, were among 134 servicemen returned to the United States aboard the American Victory, docking at San Francisco. Lawson was the son of Thomas Lawson of Bloomingdale and Morris the son of Edgar R. Morris of Robinson.
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Wabash Valley
Korea
United States
American Victory
San Francisco
Cpl
James A. Lawson
Thomas Lawson
Bloomingdale
Pfc
William A. Morris
Edgar R. Morris
Robinson, Il
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Spain
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Cincinnati
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Ben Kluesner
Lee Avenue
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Loretta Cramer
Grace Vicars
Owen Brewster
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Kendallville
William C. Rissner
Newnam Foundry
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Deep Vein Coal Co
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Clyde W Andrews
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