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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1959

Page

10

Sisters of Providence Open Summer Classes at College

About eight hundred Sisters of Providence and more than one thousand total attend the six week summer session at St Mary of the Woods College. Faculty include eighty four instructors offering seventy nine courses and three workshops in liberal arts and education. Special events include a Liturgical Day on July 4 and a July 18 lecture on Russia by Urban Fleegs.

Sisters of Providence St. Mary-of-the-Woods College Conservatory of Music St. Mary's California Massachusetts Texas Motherhouse St. Mary’s Soviet Union Urban Fleegs DePaul University Russia Andrew F. Schott Esther S.P Georgiana S. P Marymount College Salina Kan Father Goosens Indianapolis Cathedral Latin School James Doherty Bernard Head Joseph Brokhage St. Mary-of-the-Woods St. Leonard’s Church West Terre Haute Cathedral Latin School Francis Joseph

Driver Arrested for Public Intoxication in Laundromat Incident

Elmer D. Young, 64, of 1661 Locust street and a Terre Haute City Lines driver, was arrested Friday morning on public intoxication charges after a complaint that he was drunk and bothering women at a laundromat at Nineteenth and Locust streets.

Elmer D. Young Locust Street Terre Haute City Lines, Inc Young Nineteenth Locust Streets

Dear Abby Readers Share Quirky Household Dilemmas

A Dear Abby column fragment collects readers tips and concerns. Topics include a marital dispute over a hospital dinner with a nurse, dentures at night, parental closeness, a pushy Bible neighbor, and a tongue in cheek note to Barry about handling the cold shoulder.

Abby Henpeck Bertha

Narcotics Ring Arrests Made in Lawton Climax Case

Federal agents busted a narcotics ring in Lawton Oklahoma after a clerk Clone Sheldon Clay allegedly sold 1 500 narcotics pills to a federal undercover agent. Clay was jailed in Oklahoma City for arraignment. A second suspect, possibly a soldier, was turned over to Fort Sill officials for further inquiry.

Lawton Okla UPI Sheldon Clay Clay Oklahoma City Ft. Sill

Wrecks Spark Three Accident Suits In Vigo County

Three damage suits filed in Vigo Superior Court seek total judgments of 10700 for auto crashes. Plaintiff Em merson Allen seeks 7500 from Mayo Jeffers for injuries from a July 11 1957 collision at Chestnut and North Fifteenth streets. John W. Ragle seeks 1000 for vehicle damage after a June 27 1957 collision with Greyhound Bus Co driven by Wendell P. Burkholder at First and Wabash. Henry K. Biggs seeks 1000 for personal injuries and 1200 for auto damages from a July 17 collision at Lost Creek Bridge on North Fruit Ridge Avenue involving Michael E. White.

Vigo Superior Court Emerson Allen South Fifteenth Street Mayo Jeffers Park Street Berry, Kincade and Allen Law Firm Allen Chestnut North Fifteenth Streets Greyhound Corporation Wabash Avenue Wendell P. Burkholder Collinsville Ill John W. Ragle Terre Haute Truck Parts North First Street Dix Patrick Ratcliffe Burkholder First Wabash Ragle Henry K. Biggs Dix, Dix, Patrick and Ratcliffe Michael E. White RR 1 Brazil Superior Court No. 1 Lost Creek Bridge Fruitridge Avenue

Reeves Mother Delays Rites For Actor Son

Hollywood reports three women close to George Reeves differ on posthumous rites as his mother Helen Lescher Bessole hires attorney Jerry Geisler to review the will and possible July 10 probate. Police say two bullets were found in the Benedict Canyon home. Lenore Lemmon admitted firing a bullet earlier, while Reeves’ death is treated as self infliction by police.

Hollywood APD George Superman Toni Mannix Tor Newson Geisler William H. Parker Reeves Benedict Canyon Parker Miss Lemmon New York Case Society

Circuit Court Boosts Fire Station Frontage Damages

Judge Herbert Criss raised damages for an 80-foot Hulman Street frontage to fund a city fire station, awarding the Blests $3,000 for 60 by 150 feet beyond $2,250 appraisal and Kuhnses $1,000 for a 20-foot strip beyond $750. The landowners had sought $6,500 and $4,500 respectively.

Hulman Street South Twenty-fifth Street Circuit Court Herbert R. Criss James Brest City Board of Public Works and Safety Hoyt S. Kuhns Blests Kuhns

Marilyn Monroe Leaves Lenox Hill Hospital

Marilyn Monroe, smiling and well, was discharged from Lenox Hill Hospital after gynecological surgery. She said she felt fine and thanked newsmen. She left with husband Arthur Miller and drove to their New York City apartment.

New York Marilyn Monroe Lenox Hill Hospital Arthur Miller New York City Miss Monroe

Gan Eden Lodge 110 Hosts Annual Installation Dinner Dance

Gan Eden Lodge No 110 of Bnai Brith holds its annual installation and initiation dinner dance this Saturday evening at the Phoenix Club. Installation ceremonies begin at 8 oclock with officers Haskell Schwartz president Stanley Henry first vice president Walter Sommers second vice president Sheldon Fisher secretary and Max Einstandig treasurer among those welcomed.

Gan Eden Lodge No. 110 Phoenix Club Haskell Schwartz Stanley Henry Walter Sommers Sheldon Fisher Max Einstandig

Louis Shatsky in Financial Secret Dance and Entertainment

Louis Shatsky announces a forthcoming program featuring financial secret dancing and entertainment. The event promises performances blending finance themed acts with showy dances. Local patrons are invited to attend the spectacle.

Louis Shatsky Financial Secret

Infant Suffocates at Bunker Hill Air Force Base Hospital

Three month old Vivian Bockelman of Walton Miami County died of suffocation at Buncker Hill Air Force Base Hospital on Thursday. The cause remains unknown per coroner Dr. O B Johnson. Father is Air Force Sgt Henry Bockelman.

Peru Ind UPI Vivian Bockelman Bunker Hill Air Force Base Hospital Air Force Henry Bockelman Walton Miami County O. B. Johnson

First blind woman earns PhD at Columbia University

Eleanor G. Brown, an Ohio native, becomes the first blind woman to receive a doctoral degree from Columbia University.

Eleanor G. Brown Columbia University

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