Audrey Osterhage weds Dr Earl Snyder in First Baptist Church
Miss Audrey Osterhage daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Osterhage married Dr Earl Snyder son of Mrs Romelda Snyder in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at 3 30 in First Baptist Church. Rev Arthur Dodgson officiated with pink and white flowers, organ music by Arthur All and Mary Alice Klueh. The bride wore Chantilly lace, a nylon illusion veil, and carried white roses and forget me nots centered with an orchid. The reception for 150 followed at the Woman's Department Club. The couple will reside in Terre Haute after a wedding trip. An engagement for Betty Rose Cox to Richard Marone was announced for June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Osterhage
Ernest L. Osterhage
College Avenue
Earl Snyder
Romelda Snyder
Detroit
Mich
First Baptist Church
Arthur Dodgson
Arthur All
Mary Alice Klueh
Richard Cross
Mafalda
Rosalie Fenoglio
Barbara Snyder
Kay Cottom
Susan Bland
Carolyn Smith
Ronnie Rufatto
Robert Snyder
Richard Snyder
Cletus Shouse
Harold Chance
Woman’s Department Club
Mrs. Snyder
Terre Haute
Scollards Celebrate Golden Wedding at South Twentieth Home
Mr and Mrs Michael Scollard observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary Saturday evening at their South Twentieth Street home. Guests included Caledonian Society members and their husbands. Also present were daughters Mrs Robert Wheeler and Michele of Western Springs Ill, another daughter Mrs James Nicolai, and son Dr Paul Scollard with families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Scollard
South Twentieth Street
The
Caledonian Society
Robert Wheeler
Michele
Western Springs
Ill
James Nicolai
Paul Scollard
Scollards Celebrate Silver Wedding in Terre Haute
Jacksonville residents unable to attend the celebration called their parents to congratulate the couple. The reception featured a large tier wedding cake decorated with summer flowers and lighted tapers. Mr and Mrs Scollard, married in Carbon Indiana, have lived in Terre Haute for 31 years and hosted an informal afterglow at their home. Out of town guests included Mrs J B Marshall of Carbon, Mrs Edgman of Decatur Illinois, Jack Demarry of Williamsport Indiana, and Mrs Isabelle Parr of South Gate California. Mrs Wheeler returned home by plane. daughter to stay longer with grandparents. Poet Study Club invites a 1 30 luncheon at Mrs Lois Snyder’s home with hostesses supplying meat and beverages. Transportation to be arranged meeting at Fairbanks library at 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Poet Study Club
Lois Snyder
West Terre Haute
Fairbanks
Lucas Hosts Weekend Buffet and Canasta Party
Mr and Mrs George Lucas entertained Saturday evening at their home with a buffet supper and canasta. Floral decorations included pink roses blue delphinium and coreopsis. Guests included Mr and Mrs Edward Griffith Mr and Mrs L M Ashley Mr and Mrs Jerome Reed Mr and Mrs Ray Norton Mr and Mrs Jack Russell and Mr and Mrs Fred Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lucas
Edward Griffith
L. M. Ashley
Jerome Reed
Ray Norton
Jack Russell
Fred Webster
Tax Hearings Open for Terre Haute Reassessments
The Vigo County Board of Tax Reviews began hearings on Terre Haute reassessments. Sessions on the courthouse fourth floor run this week for all real estate owners in the city who have not before appeared and wish to question the new valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigo County Board of Tax Reviews
Terre Haute
Court House
Hatfield and Jewell Families Share Guests and News
Personal notices report Mr and Mrs Jerre Hatfield and Mrs S E Hatfield of Vera Beach Florida visiting College avenue hosts Mr and Mrs James Eyster. Also Mr and Mrs H V Jewell of South Tenth Street host their daughter Mrs Harry J Schute III of Maple Shade New Jersey on her first home visit since marriage. Evansville Ind resident J Maxwell Davis and Mrs Davis announce the birth of daughter Jayliene Rae at Welborn Memorial Hospital on June 20. Mrs Davis formerly Erma Cushman daughter of Ray and Mrs Cushman of South Eighth Street. Mr Davis is son of C T and Mrs Davis of Washington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerre Hatfield
S. E. Hatfield
Vera Beach, Fla
James Eyster
College Avenue
H. V. Jewell
South Tenth Street
Harry J. Schute, III
Maple Shade
N. J
Schute
Josephine Lucille Jewell
J. Maxwell Davis
Evansville
Ind
Jayliene Rae
Welborn Memorial Hospital
Davis
Erma Cushman
Ray D. Cushman
South Eighth Street
Mr. Davis
C. T. Davis
Washington Avenue
Local social notes and travel updates from Terre Haute
Ethel Mae White attends summer school at the University of Kansas as a graduate student. Nancy Adamson and Barbara Kasper depart for Chicago then Gary Indiana to visit friends. Helen Herzfelder and Ed Herzfelder with Mrs Nancy travel by car to Mexico City. C H Willey hosts son in law and daughter from Michigan along with grandsons visiting. Robert and Mrs. Hunter announce birth of Patricia Eileen on June 23 at St. Anthony's Hospital. they also have Janie and Bobby. Gregory Thompson returns to Elkhart after a city visit. Max Warren Anstead born June 24 at St. Anthony's. the twenty fifth birth anniversary noted for Charlotte Coffenberry before marriage. Capt Byron L. Brown leaves for Fleming Field active duty June 24 to July 1. Captain Brown works at Clay Ladd Real Estate Co. Crawford Mace of Los Angeles, former Terre Haute resident, guests at Hotel Deming. Mrs Leslie Sanders and Vanderveer Warner of Albany NY, former Terre Haute residents, stay at Hotel Deming en route from Three Arch Bay and Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hunter
Patricia Eileen
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Janie
Bobby
William Anstead
North Thirteenth Street
Max Warren
Anstead
Charlotte Coffenberry
Byron L. Brown
Air Force Reserve
Fleming Field
Mich
Captain Brown
The
Clay Ladd Real Estate Co
Leslie Sanders
Vanderveer Warner
Albany, N. Y
Terre Haute
Deming
Three Arch Bay
Calif
Honolulu
Ladies Aid Society Plans June Picnic at Twin Lakes Park
The Ladies Aid Society of the E U B church met at Elizabeth Black's home for a noon chicken dinner and a business session. They plan the June 29 picnic at Twin Lakes Park with meeting points at Daisy Williams's and a 10 o clock DST bus. Prizes were awarded to Eva Whitesell and Daisy Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
E.U.B. Church of
FBI Service File Released in Amerasia Case
Washington June 26 The Justice Department turned over to Senate investigators the FBI transcript of a 1945 conversation between diplomat John S Service and Amerasia editor Philip Jaffe. Service denied leaking military secrets. Jaffe pleaded guilty and was fined. The Amerasia case fuels McCarthy era debates on State Department security. Morgan said no evidence shows officials fixed the case amid charges of whitewashing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
Senate
FBI
John S. Service
Amerasia
Philip Jaffe
Service
Tydings
D.-Md
McCarthy
R.-Wis
Jaffe
New York
State Department
MacCarthy
Congress
Committee
Morgan
Senate Inquiry Committee
John O'Donnell
Vivien Bard Recital Showcases Her Pupils in Piano
Vivien Bard presents a Tuesday evening piano recital in the Student Union Lounge. The program features works by Bach, Chopin, Mendelssohn, Brahms, Saint Saëns, and more with several students performing solo pieces and two concertos accompanied on the orchestral parts by Stella Tatlock and Martha Heustis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivien Bard
Pee Chin Caen Dause d'Olaf
Pick-Mangiagalli
Katherine Becker
Martha Heustis
Stella Tatlock
Saint Saens
Attempted assault charged to man
Robert F. Davis 24 of 2409 North Twenty-ninth street was arrested after a hotel room break in at the Brinkman Hotel 429 North Ninth Street. Davis faces charges including attempted rape destruction of property and assault and battery and is held for investigation with a bond set at 2000 pending Vigo Circuit Court filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Davis
North Twenty-ninth Street
Davis
William and
Evelyn Clawson
Brinkman Hotel
North Ninth Street
John Powers
Clawson
Marian Martin Pattern 9017 for Girls and Family Wardrobe
A Marion Martin sewing pattern advertisement offers pattern 9017 for girls sizes 6 through 14 with an open midriff or one piece playsuit option, button and tie skirt, with collar and purse-pocket details. Includes complete Sew Chart and price 25 cents, plus 20 cents for pattern book and a free beach bra pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Terre Haute Tribune
P. O
Chicago
Ill
Ex convict admits fatal rape and murder in Michigan
Clifford Pulver a 32 year old parolee admitted raping and killing eight year old Virginia Mae Bird at her foster parents home. He was arrested hours after the Child was found dead on a couch by Mr and Mrs Harold Bird. Pulver said I did it but I dont know why. Coroner Kenneth Oakes reported the girl was strangled and raped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corunna
Mich
Virginia Mae Bird
Clifford Pulver
Harold Bird
Shiawassee County
Charles Downer
Pulver
Bird
Communist Peace Petition May Spread July 4
A State Department official predicts a communist sponsored campaign for world peace signatures will launch in the United States on July 4. The official said communists will not be openly tied to the petitions and Russia aims to present a petition with millions of signers to the United Nations while claiming the Soviet Union is the sole government actively seeking peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
United States
State Department
Indiana University
Russia
United Nations
Hit and Run Driver Walter Morris Pleads Guilty
Walter E. Morris age 32 of 733 South Second Street pled guilty in City Court to leaving the scene of an accident after a late Saturday hit and run at Third and Walnut streets. The penalty was postponed until July 11 as police confirmed the crash involving his vehicle and a parked truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third and
Walnut Streets
Walter E. Morris
South Second Street
Morris
House Nears Tax Bill Vote and Debate Rules
The $1.01 billion excise tax cut bill cleared for House consideration on a take-it-or-leave-it basis with a closed rule. Republicans gain one possible substitute but amendments are barred. The measure includes a $433 million corporate tax rise and targets fur coats jewelry travel and more to offset lost revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
House Rules Committee
Doughton
N.C
Ways and Means
G.O.P
Rep
Reed
R-Ny
Truman
Congress
Senate election probes pledged by Senate committee
Washington June 26. Senator Gillette head of the Senate subcommittee on elections pledged to investigate any complaint that seems worthy and send investigators into five states Pennsylvania Illinois Florida and North and South Carolina. He noted reports on expenditures and contributions are not required by law for primaries but all candidates must file detailed reports before and after the general election. He said complaints will not be made public to avoid influencing elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Gillette
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Florida
North
South Carolina
Nationalist Planes Bomb Swatow Area
Nationalist warplanes bombed wharves and storehouses at Swatow and strafed Reds in the area while an air raid at Changting in Fukien province faced no resistance. The raid was reported as unchallenged with significant results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
Swatow
Hart
Changting
Fukien
Cost Accountants Meet Tuesday
The Wabash Valley Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants will hold a board meeting Tuesday evening June 27 at 7 30 p m in the Terre Haute House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Valley
The
National Association of Cost Accountants
Terre Haute House
4-H Garden Tour Tuesday Across Vigo County
A 4-H Garden Club garden tour is set for Tuesday starting at 9 30 a.m. at Lloyd Ennen residence one half mile east of Maryland School Vigo County agricultural agent A D Luers announced. Extension horticulturist W B Ward from Purdue will join to inspect gardens and offer pointers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Luers
Vigo County
W. B. Ward
Purdue University
Lloyd Ennen
Maryland School
Melvin Ennen
Honey Creek
Royden Egnew
Kenneth Jeffers
Glenn
Lost Creek Township
Clyde Kersey
Jimmie Dale Holler
Nevins
Brooks Fulton
Otter Creek
Glenn High School
Garden Club
Purdue Glee Club entertains Germans in Berlin
The Purdue University Glee Club, a 56 voice ensemble, sang for 1,200 Germans and Americans at Titania Palast in Berlin. They performed Luther’s A Mighty Fortress and American and Negro spirituals before moving on to sing at the ruined Gedächtniskirche and then headed to Frankfurt after a concert in support of Robert Montgomery at the American Press Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U.P
Purdue Univerity Glee Club
Titania Palast
American Press Club
Robert Montgomery
Cultural Congress of Writers, Artists and Scientists
Martin Luther
Glee Club
Gedaechtniskirche
Kurfuerstendamm
Broadway
Frankfurt
Four Divorce Suits Filed In Court
Four divorce actions were filed in Superior Court No. 2. Pauline Vanlandingham seeks separation from bed and board with custody of two minors and temporary support from Sam Vanlandingham. William E. Brazell Jr. seeks divorce from Elizabeth Brazell, married Sept. 3, 1948 and separated May 6, 1950. Wanda Sears, by Lena Randall, sues Eugene Sears for divorce with custody of a 13 month old, support and household effects. married Oct. 23, 1948 and separated June 19, 1950. Mattie Jeffrey petitions for divorce from Naile Jeffrey on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Vanlandingham
Sam Vanlandingham
William E. Brazzell, Jr
Elizabeth Jane Brazzell
Wanda M. Sears
Lena G. Randall
Eugene A. Sears
Mattie Jeffrey
Naile Jeffrey
Divorces Granted in Superior Court No 2
Judge Albert R. Owens granted divorces in Superior Court No 2 on Monday. T. W. Clerk and Margaret E. Clerk were separated and Marvel L. Tiger was granted divorce from Jack J. Tiger. Mrs. Clerk’s former name Griffith was restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Clerk
Margaret E. Clerk
Marvel L. Tiger
Jack J. Tiger
Albert R. Owens
Superior Court No. 2
Trio of Battery and Intoxication Cases In City Court
Delbert Euratte, 23, pleads not guilty to assault and battery and intoxication with trial set for July 11 by Judge Herbert Criss. Wayne Enyart, 21, arrested in the same incident, pleads guilty to intoxication as Euratte’s case awaits. Other defendants, including August Minnick and Odus Garlock, plead guilty to speeding with $3.75 fines. Earl Cox fined $36.75 for license suspension after bond issue. Ross Rightsell pays $20 plus costs for driving while intoxicated after an erratic drive. Alonzo Walton and Gordon Hughes each fined $10 for intoxication. Hosea Grinage fined $10 for assault and battery. Madelene Thorp fined $3.75 for running a red light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert L. Euratte
South Fruitridge Avenue
Herbert R. Criss
Euratte
Wayne E. Enyart
North Center Street
Third and
Lafayette Avenue
Harry Steed
North Twenty-fifth Street
Envart
August R. Minnick
Brazil
Odus D. Garlock
Fruitridge Avenue
James H. Boling
North Fifteenth Street
Earl Cox
Cox
Ross Rightsell
Alonzo Walton
South Thirteenth
Gordon L. Hughes
North Fifth Street
Hosea Grinage
Spruce Street
Mollie
Madelene Thorp
North First Street
Motorist Charged With Drunk Driving After Collision
William Corby aged 25 of 3111 South Thirteenth Street was arrested Sunday night for driving while intoxicated after his car, owned by Roy Bragg of 635 North Third Street, collided with Edward Fuller’s southbound vehicle north of the New York Central Railroad on Fruitridge Avenue. Corby, who fell asleep at the wheel, faced City Court with a continuance until July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Corby
South Thirteenth Street
Edward Fuller
New York Central Railroad
Fruitridge Avenue
Corby
Halter
O'Connor
Roy Bragg
North Third Street
Fuller
City Court
Fall injuries fatal mother of state official
Mrs Myrtle Million Sites 67, who was hurt in a fall at her Delphi home last Wednesday, died in a Lafayette hospital. She was the mother of Mrs Mabel Fraser, Republican state vice chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Myrtle Million Sites
Delphi
Mabel Fraser
The Court House Cafe Reports $12 Theft
William Bowman owner of the Court House Cafe at 28 South Third Street reported a theft of $12.40 and an undetermined amount from a cigarette machine. Officers Irving and R Tyron Mon day investigated and found a broken padlock on the front door and a rear window of the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bowman
Court House
South Third Street
Irving and
R. Tyron
New York World Telegram Idle After 12th Day Strike
The New York World-Telegram and Sun did not publish for the twelfth day due to a strike by editorial and commercial workers allied with the New York Newspaper Guild. Federal mediators planned to meet both sides on Wednesday at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
New York World-Telegram
Sun
New York Newspaper Guild
C.I.0
Son seeks father missing in Walker inquiry
Leroy S. Zeller of Walker La wrote Mayor Ralph Tucker asking for help locating his father John E. Zeller who is believed to be in the city. Information should be directed to the mayor's office or police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy S. Zeller
Walker
Ralph Tucker
Zeller
John E. Zeller
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Betty Rose Cox
Letha Cox
Woodley Avenue
Richard Marone
August Marone
Cardui
Cardus
Lena Horne
Lennie Hayton
MGM
Paris
Williamson Finest
Williamson
Joseph Kocyancich
Ian
Williamson Gas
Williamson Coal
Williamson Oil
Ackerman Heating & Sheet Metal
North 12Th St
Union Laundry
Fluff Dry Service
Wabash
Ohio
South 25Th Street
North 3Rd Street
Enion Laundry
Cleaners
Cali Earle Hotel
Ethel Mae White
University of Kansas
Mrs. White
University
Nancy Adamson
Lloyd C. Adamson
South Twenty-second Street
Barbara Kasper
N. J. Kasper
South Eighth
Nancy Walsh
Gary
Helen
Ed Herzfelder
Home Avenue
Ed Nancy
Cleveland
Mexico City
C. H. Willey
Center Street
Paul W. Green
Highland Park
David
William
Gregory Thompson
Elkhart, Ind
Crawford Mace
Los Angeles
Sacred Heart Church
National Council of Catholic Women
Duncan Thomson
North Seventh Street
J. B. Pfister
James J. Fagan
Rome
Petit Bolero
Praeludium
Kirby Smith
Palmgren
Cerdaveras Orch
Mimi Schloss
Chopin
Chopin Vonne Koile
Lotus Land
Scott Toscata
Leschetizky
Becky Allen
Mac Dowell
Mary Anthony
Mendelssohn
David Kaiserman
Brahms Joan Schiele
Moarian Miazzi
Rules Committee
Purdue Glee Club
T. R. Woodburn Printing Co
South 6Th Street
HAA Home Nurserie
Sunbury
Iret
Pea
G.I
Neon School of
Mid-West Neon School
World-Telegram
Egar Cone
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