Church Property Won By Defendants
A Vigo Superior Court verdict favors three defendants in a dispute over Bethel Pentecostal Church property at Thirteenth street and Washington avenue. The jury found Halton, Ingram, and Davis, trustees of Pentecostal Assemblies of the World PAWI, acted properly regarding the deed removing property from PAWI. PAWI officials indicated an appeal may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Pentecostal
Thirteenth Street
Washington Avenue
Stanley Halton
North Twenty-third Street
Andrew Ingram
South Thirteenth
John H. Davis
The
Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc
Halton
PAWI
Harold J. Bitzegaio
Robert Lee Brokenburr
Indianapolis
Earl M. Mann
Terre Haute
George E. Tobias
Kokomo
Charles K. McCrory
PAWL
Superior Court
Jack R. Dempsey
West Terre Haute
David N. Manson
North Sixth Street
Kenneth Bauers
Leo J. Ellsworth
Wayne B. Langman
Robert W. Jarvis
Fourth Avenue
Donald B. Hamilton
North Twenty-fourth Street
Julia Walker
Terre Halle
Virginia Clines
Rev Mitchell to Attend National Congregational Meeting
Rev George E Mitchell of Terre Haute will travel to Los Angeles for the annual meeting of the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches. He will represent First Congregational Church and Prairie Creek congregation, with the event running Tuesday through Thursday and a local pastor opening the session. He serves on several association boards and committees and returns home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Mitchell
Terre Haute
National Association of Congregational Christian Churches
Los Angeles
Calif
Mitchell
First Congregational Church
Prairie Creek
VFW Post Hosts Open House Dance Tonight
John Miller adjutant of Law ton-Byrum Post 72 announces an open house at the post home 31 South Thirteenth street. The public is invited and Tony Nasser's Korvets will provide music from 9 30 p m to 1 a m tonight.
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John Miller
Lawton-Byrum Post 72
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
South Thirteenth Street
Miller
Tony Nasser
Korvets
YCAC Picnic and Hayride Planned Tonight
Members of the Young Catholic Adults Club gather for a picnic and hayride starting at 7 30 this evening. Attendees meet at St. Joseph's Church and proceed to the Clark home Stop 25 on U S 41 north for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Catholic Adults Club
St. Joseph’s Church
Clark Home
U. S. 41 North
Cat on Hot Tin Roof Opens Strong at Community Theater
A full house at Community Theater Playhouse saw Tennessee Williams drama Cat on a Hot Tin Roof praised for strong performances. Paul Small as Big Daddy led a notable cast including Mary Ann McQuillan and Rosemary Small with Max Clifton directing. The Riviera production runs again at 8:30 p.m. at Talley Memorial Playhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Williams
Community Theater Playhouse
The
Mercury
Max Clifton
John Landgrebe
Big Daddy
Paul Small
Williams
Margaret
Mary Ann McQuillan
Hugh McQuillan
Brick
Joe Hedges
Big Mamma
Rosemary Small
Mae
Maude Thomas
Lookey
Small
Father
Cat
Talley Memorial Playhouse
Children’s Day Marked at Methodist Temple Sunday
The Methodist Temple observes Children’s Day with a 9:30 a.m. worship service on Sunday. Herman True Love will deliver the children’s message in Pastor Rev. Ralph Moore Jones’s absence. Special music and scripture verses by the children accompany the program as graduates from primary to junior receive Bibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Temple
Herman Truelove
Ralph Moore Jones
Ohio man sentenced in multi state check theft case
John Thomas Vlahos aged 54 of Springfield Ohio was sentenced to four years in prison by Federal Judge William E Steckler in Indianapolis for four counts of transporting stolen checks across state lines. He was arrested by Terre Haute police on indictments from federal grand juries in New Mexico and California.
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John Thomas Vlahos
Springfield
Ohio
Terre Haute
New Mexico
California
Indianapolis
William E. Steckler
Seven Bordentown inmates certified to umpire leagues
The Bordentown Reformatory announced that seven inmates have been certified by the National Baseball Congress to umpire baseball and softball games in semi professional and industrial leagues upon their release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordentown
N. J
Bordentown Reformatory
National Baseball Congress
Fatal Accident At Casey Ruled "Avoidable"
A coroner's jury in Casey Illinois ruled an auto-truck crash near Casey an avoidable accident. They found the semi-truck driven by Charles J Strasburger Berkley Missouri could have avoided the collision with the rear of a car carrying Orville O Stover 67 of Miami Florida and Barbara Anne Marshall eight of Dayton Ohio.
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Casey
Ill
Here
Charles*j. Strasburger
Berkley
Orville O. Stover
Miami
Fla
Barbara Anne Marshall
Dayton
Ohio
Pauline Marshall
U. S. 40
Letters Issued to Settle Martha Smith Estate
Probate Court filings reveal the estate of Martha Smith who died March 25 with $3,500 in real property and $500 in personal property. Willard Moody Sr. qualified as administrator with a $1,000 bond to oversee the inheritance by grandchildren Robert M. Martin Barbara Jean Tucker Consuela Minor Leon Minor and Joseph E. Minor. Attorney Daniel E. Kyle represents the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Smith
Willard Moody, Sr
Tippecanoe Street
Robert M. Martin
Danville
Ill
Barbara Jean Tucker
South Fifteenth Street
Consuela Minor
Miner Injured at Green Valley Mine
Ralph Flemming, 53, of West Terre Haute, was injured Friday night in a fall at the Green Valley Mine around 8 pm. He was reported in fair condition at Uuson Hospital after lacerations bruises and abrasions. An ambulance rushed him to the north side hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Flemming
West Terre Haute
Green Valley
Uuson Hospital
Flemming
Bedino
North Side
Christian Science Service Emphasizes God and Meaning
A Sunday Christian Science service centers on the theme of how understanding God enriches life. The lesson sermon uses I Peter 1 25 as golden text and reads selections from Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, including lines about thinkers and truth beyond old systems. Isaiah 50 4 is also featured for its voice of learned speech and morning awakening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Peter
Mary Baker Eddy
Compromise Tax Bill Approved By Conferees
Washington June 27 A compromise tax bill approved by Senate and House conferees preserves wartime tax rates for another year and would cut the 10 percent communications tax for local phone charges by mid 1960 while delaying broader cuts. The measure, aimed at keeping the budget in balance, would not affect long distance or other telecom charges and faces swift passage toward the President’s signature. House Speaker Sam Rayburn rejected any immediate gasoline tax increase to fund the highway program, saying no 1.5 cent tax hike.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Senate House
White House
Sam Rayburn
Dtex
Eisenhower
Rayburn
Ex-T H Man Dies in Washington
Richard H. Hippelheuser of Terre Haute Indiana native dies in a Washington hospital. He studied at Indiana University and the University of Illinois and was on the Associated Press staff in Chicago and New York from 1925 to 1929. He served as special assistant to Secretary of Commerce Henry A Wallace in 1945 and 1946 and later worked for several government agencies. Recently he was a freelance writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard H. Hippelheuser
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana University
University of Illinois
Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Commerce
Henry A. Wallace
Clinton driver fined for speeding and permit violation
Alfreda J. Pippin, 40, of Clinton, was fined 21.50 after a city court found her guilty of speeding and driving without a permit. Also fined was Helen Kasis of North Terre Haute, who paid 2 for parking in a taxi zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton, Ind
Alfreda J. Pippin
Clinton
Helen Kasis
North Terre Haute
Scouts Start Second Week At Krietenstein
One hundred twenty Boy Scouts left Camp Krietenstein after the first week of the season. Wabash Valley Council announces 126 Scouts will participate in the second week with participants from Terre Haute and nearby towns for training in advancement skills archery rifle boating canoeing handicraft swimming hiking and nature study. Vesper services will be led by Rev George Hunt Casey and medical rechecks by Drs Voges and Strecker. Scout headquarters in Terre Haute still has openings for the final five periods.
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Krietenstein
Art Freudenberg
Wabash Valley Council
BSA
Terre Haute
Porterville
Paris
Greencastle
Cloverdale
Casey
Brazil
George Hunt
E. C. Voges
William Strecker
Scout
South Twenty-fifth Street
Jack van de Vorde
Henry van de Vorde
James Higgins
John Foster
Allan Holt
John Loveaul
Donnie Chisler
Ronnie Lenson
Mike Readinger
Tom Asbury
Jimmy Reynolds
Ben Schull
Cecil Halleck
David Yunker
Dick Matherly
Darrell Jones
Charles Crews
Don Blair
Richard Kehoe
Stephen Little
Danny Pfleging
Thomas Simon
William Denehie
John Hoffman
John Williams
Phillip Ulrey
Dick Shull
J. Richards
J. Johnson
B. Goben
Byron Chrysler
Gary Elexson
Charles Cottrell
Mike Coldren
Arthur Chandler
Terry Ankrom
Bennie Rue
Claude Coats
D. Biggs
All of Casey
Eugene Johnson
Charles Cash
Max van Gilder
Jim Eads
Herb Whitlock
Don McClure
Bill Kelly
Bill Cavins
Richard O’hair
Eugene Sunkel
Bill Dick
Richard Sanders
Tommy Morris
Don Seeley
Mike Drake
David Hampsten
Richard Hanson
Ray Kidwell
Robert Murphy
Robinson
Sullivan Couple File $50 000 Suit Over Crash
Roy Leeders of 330 North Fourteenth Street named as defendant in two damage suits filed Friday in Vigo Superior Court No. 2 by John F. and Jean L. Golden of Sullivan seeking $50,000. They allege a July 19 1957 automobile crash on U S Highway 41 two miles south of Farmersburg caused serious spinal injuries. Seeders allegedly negligent. Each suit seeks $25,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Leeders
North Fourteenth Street
Vigo Superior Court No. 2
John F. Golden
Jean
Sullivan
U. S. Highway 41
Farmersburg
Wendell Tennis
Jack N. Cochran
Golden
U. S. 41
Seeders
Marshall Accident Hurts Four Youths
Two Robinson county youths are listed in fair condition at Union Hospital Terre Haute after a one car crash near here. Judith Mikeworth 18 and William Downs 17 suffered lacerations and other injuries. Robert Bartram 19 and Wendell White 21 both of Marshall were treated and released. Bartram was driving south on a county road when the car struck a bridge abutment. Moore ambulance transported all four to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Here
Bartram
Moore
Terre Haute Hospital
Reverend Thomas Saygers Named Pastor at Two Local Churches
Rev Thomas A Saygers has been appointed pastor of Liberty Avenue and Grace Methodist Churches. He will preach first on Sunday at 9 30 a m at Liberty Avenue and 11 a m at Grace. Saygers hails from Toledo Ohio and is a University of Toledo graduate, recent attendee of Asbury Theological Seminary. Mrs Saygers is a registered nurse from Grace Mercy Hospital School of Nursing in Ohio.
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Thomas A. Saygers
Liberty Avenue
Grace Methodist
Grace Methodist Church
Saygers
Toledo
Ohio
University of Toledo
Asbury Theological Seminary
Grace Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Communion Announcement for Terre Haute Knights of Columbus
Dr. John King announces that all members of Terre Haute Council 541 Knights of Columbus will receive Holy Communion at the 8 o clock mass Sunday morning at Sacred Heart Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John King
Terre Haute
Knights of Columbus
Sacred Heart Church
Shrine Circus At Stadium For Two Shows
The 1959 Shrine Circus at Memorial Stadium offers two shows at 2 15 P M and 8 15 P M with acts by Tom Packs Circus including clowns aerialists trapeze artists lions tigers bears elephants and more The event supports the crippled children fund with free admission for children of local charitable institutions and area residents via merchants and professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrine Circus
Memorial Stadium
Tom Packs
Terre Haute
Zorah Shrine
Wabash Valley
Montezuma Man Seriously Injured In Turned Car
A 22 year old Montezuma construction worker Deane Delph was injured when his car overturned on State Highway 36 near Montezuma about 12 15 a m He suffered a possible skull fracture and other injuries and was taken to Union Hospital in a Brown ambulance His condition was listed as serious State Police Detective George Kerns said Delph was likely traveling too fastAccording to Cpl Rufus Finney the investigating officer Delph worked at the Mansfield Reservoir construction site
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Montezuma
George Kerns
Deane Delph
Union Hospital
Rufus Finney
Delph
Mansfield
Helen Keller Turns 79 In Easton On June 27
Helen Keller who has been deaf and blind for most of her life is 79 years old today in Easton Connecticut. She plans to spend the day as usual reading and writing and continuing her work.
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Easton
Conn
Helen Keller
Court entries list various cases and marriage licenses
Superior Court entries include actions: Kintz vs Quinn on promise in writing. Dunlap quiet title. Conklin v Hasse possession. Beecher Jr. damages. Allen vs Jeffers for damages. Heath vs Richards surety on promise. Golden vs Seeders damages. Rogers v Winters damages. Jeffers divorce. Vinegar Co. v Halberstadt on account. Marriage licenses issued for Stanley Keegan, Barton Baumgartner. Real estate transfers show multiple parcels and grantee names with nominal sums.
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Vivian Kintz
James E. Quinn
Irene Quinn
Charles A. Melton
Wabash Valley
Superior Court No
Emerson Allen
Maye Jeffers
Berry
Kincade
Allen
Harley Heath
Raymond Richards Jr
Surety
Jean Golden
Roy Seeders
Wendell
Jack N. Cochran
Sullivan
John F. Golden
Wendell Tennis
George E. Rogers
Kathryn Rogers
Guy M. Winters
Robert H. Duffy
Earl D. Jeff
Steel Union Ready to Resume Talks Amid Deadlock
The United Steelworkers union signaled willingness to reopen negotiations with a four man industry team, denouncing a farcical filibuster. McDonald sent letters to 12 major steel companies' leaders, seeking face to face talks, while industry heads refused. Gates of shutdown loom as mills plan to bank furnaces and coke plants, with no wage increase demands met.
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McDonald
Roger M. Blough
U. S. Steel Corp
Fourman Team
James F. Finnegan
Eisenhower
Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel
Chicago
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
USW
Gunmen rob two parked cars on Ridge Avenue
Adkins brothers report a Green Buick with five to six youths, ages 17 to 21, robbed them of a small cash haul near Ridge Avenue. The vehicle fled west on Maple Avenue. Police suspect connection to another robbery. investigators include Officer Kellett and deputies Foltz and Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Avenue
Adkins Brothers
Kellett
Raymond Foltz
James Barnes
Roberts
Boys Conservation Camp at Shakamak State Park
Vigo Conservation Council plans the annual Boys Conservation Camp at Shakamak State Park from August 17 to 20. One hundred boys ages 12 to 16 will participate with an expanded activity list and improved award program. A fish fry and awards ceremony close the camp on August 20 for boys families and sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigo Conservation Council
Wabash Valley
Shakamak State Park
Joe Junker
Garfield Avenue
Terre Haute
Jim Gaston
South Fifth Street
Methodist Pastors Appointed to Area Churches
Bishop Richard C. Raines of Indiana Methodism announced assignments for two circuits. The Rev. James W. Niell, a retired minister since 1951, becomes pastor of the Kingman Bloomingdale circuit. The Rev. Thomas Saggers serves as supply pastor at Liberty Avenue and Grace churches in Terre Haute. The Rev. Harry H. Allemany, formerly at Helmsburg, moves to Fillmore as supply pastor, succeeding the Rev. Wayne Stork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Raines
James W. Niell
Kingman-Bloomingdale
Raines
Thomas Saggers
Liberty Avenue
Grace Methodist
Terre Haute
Harry H. Allemany
Helmsburg
Bloomington
Fillmore
Wayne Stork
Austrian court acquits Johann Gassner in postwar murder trial
An eight man jury in Vienna splits 4 to 4 on Johann Gassner's guilt or innocence in the rape and killing of Iloma Faber in a Vienna park in April 1958. The court freed the 30 year old suspect in Austria's biggest postwar murder case.
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Vienna
UPI
Johann Gassner
Austria
Gassner
Iloma Faber
Vienne Park
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