Terre Hautean Joins London's J Walter Thompson Office
Former Terre Hautean Jack McDougal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell McDougal, has been assigned to the London office of the J. Walter Thompson advertising firm. He and his brother Dr. Robert McDougal of Indianapolis are noted alumni of Northwestern University and Indiana State University. The ISU Summer Theatre Company will present The Constant Wife this weekend and next with performances at 8:30 p.m. Reservations may be made by calling the Summer Theater box office.
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London
England
New York
J. Walter Thompson Company
Terre
Brighton
St. Paul’s the Royal Pavilion
Westminster Abbey
Thames
Jack
Indiana State University Summer Theatre Company
Somerset Maugham
ISU
Thomas Deadley
Constance Middleton
John
Marie Louise
Constance
Bernard
Social notes from Marshall Illinois and surrounding area
Marshall Illinois society page reports visitors and guests including Vaughn Arney and Paul Arney from Palm Springs. Birth announcements note Tammy Shantelle and Tracey Sue born at Union Hospital Terre Haute. Local families hosting relatives and weekend visits span Chicago to Detroit and Des Plaines with extended kin in Paris and St. Louis area.
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Dean Evert
St. Paul
Minn
Chris
Julie Olsen
Detroit
Mich
J. R. Hornbrook
Doyle Clem
Decatur
Ill
Paul Arney
Porter Castell
Paris
Howard Long
George Weiland
Dayton
Ohio
John Weiland
Neil Kisler
Des Plaines
Clara Kesler
Larry Pennell
Wade
St. Charles
Wayne Pennell
Walter Spencer
Warmer Moist Air Hits State Weather Update
The Associated Press reports warmer moist air and thundershowers moving into Indiana. Northern Indiana and the Ohio River belt saw morning showers with rain continuing through Friday before clearing. Lows around 60s tonight, highs near 80s Thursday, five day outlook suggests temperatures 5 degrees below normal with possible weekend showers.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Ohio River
Weather Bureau
South Bend
Indianapolis
Evansville
Masonic Lodge Picnic for Sesquicentennial in Cayuga Park
All Masonic lodges of Madison County plan a July 4 picnic at Cayuga Park to mark the Indiana Grand Lodge sesquicentennial. Notables include Leroy Warren of Portland Oregon and local families visiting or returning from trips in St Louis Ames Iowa Columbiana Ohio and North Carolina. The event follows attendance at the Grand Lodge anniversary in Indianapolis where Norman Vincent Peale delivered the message.
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Newport
Ind
Vermillion County
Cayuga Park
Leroy Warren
Portland
Ore
Warrens
Dale McMasters
Ames
Iowa
Arthur Allan
Omar McMasters
James Walters
Grand Lodge Free and Accepted Masons of
Indiana
Clowes Memorial Hall
Indianapolis
Norman Vincent Peale
Beulah Phipps
Mildred M. Grover
St. Louis
J. J. Phipps
Jerry Phipps
Bill Greathouse
Columbiana
Ohio
Sam Pearman
Janie Pearman
Greathouse
Ann McMasters
LaVerne Marsh
North Carolina
Petitions Filed In Two Estates Probate Actions
Two estates were admitted to probate by Probate Commissioner Edward L. Hamilton. William B. Prather died June 19 at 70, leaving a $4,500 personal property estate to daughter Mary Elizabeth Fries with attorney Jack H. Mankin. Wilbert T. McCrory died April 18 at 81, with $600 in personal property. attorney Victor E. Aldridge Jr. administers. Distributees include Walter and Clyde McCrory, Cleon Evans, Marie West, Edna Bond, Lavada Priest, and several McCrory relatives across Indiana, Florida, New Jersey, Maryland, and California.
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Edward L. Hamilton
Williamb. Prather
Mary Elizabeth Fries
Jack H. Mankin
Wilbert T. McCrory
Victor E. Aldridge Jr
Walter McCrory
Anderson
Clyde F. McCrory
North Vernon
Cleon Evans
E. Palatka
Fla
Marie West
San Francisco
Calif
Edna Bond
Pensacola
Lavada Priest
Walter J. McCrory
Cinnaminson
N. J
John P. McCrory
Weston, Md
George P. McCrory
St. Petersburg
Fila
Pauline Meyers
Monticello area social notes from Indiana and beyond
Montezuma reports visits by Mrs. Robert Turnipseed and children to Sulphur Oklahoma to see her parents Mr and Mrs R H Mann. Nearby visitors include Mr and Mrs Lindsey Myers of Indianapolis. Elizabeth Howat vacationed in Indianapolis with relatives. Mary Brown honored at Roma Clinton after 20 years with Indiana Bell. The Burns family from Verona PA visited Grace and Robert Burns. Nina Farner stayed with son Max Farner at Horseshoe Lake near St. Berne. Wayne Bartlett and Melanie plus Beverly Machlett from Newport spent ten days in Emo Ontario with Fenton Bartlett. on return they met Larry Bartlett in Gary.
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Montezuma
Ind
Robert Turnipseed
Shawn
Kim
Robbie
Eric
Sulphur
Okla
R. H. Mann
R. H. Frankeberger
Lindsey Myers
Indianapolis
Elizabeth Howat
Edith Sturm
Florence Sturm
Grace Davey
Mary Pitman
Mary Brown
Indiana Bell Telephone Co
Roma
Clinton
Joseph Burns
Verona
Grace Burns
Robert Burns
Nina Farner
Max Farner
Horseshoe Lake
St. Bernice
Wayne Bartlett
Melanie
Beverly Machlett
Newport
Emo
Ontario
Canada
Fenton Bartlett
Larry Bartlett
Gary
Educator and Science Service Leader Davis Dies at 71
Washington AP reports Wat son Davis died of cancer Tuesday at 71. A longtime interpreter of science for the lay public, Davis retired last June as head of the Science Service in Washington after more than 40 years as reporter editor and science writer trainer.
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Washington (Ap
Watson Davis
Davis
Science Service
Washington
Towers elected president of U S Tobacco Association
Tom R. Towers of Richmond Virginia has been elected president of the Tobacco Association of the United States. He is vice president of Universal Leaf Tobacco Co. and succeeds W B Glenn of Carolina Leaf Tobacco Co.
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White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Tom R. Towers
Richmond
The
Tobacco Association of the United States
Towers
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co
W. B. Glenn
Carolina Leaf Tobacco Co
Greenville
N.C
Welfare department to distribute drugs for seniors in Charleston
The State Welfare Department announced a program to distribute prescription drugs to people over 65 not covered by the regular medical assistance. The program is financed by a $1.1 million state appropriation and will start July 1.
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Charleston
W.va
State Welfare Department
Civil rights group pushes Weston atom smasher block
Chicago civil rights advocates appealed to members of Congress in Washington to exclude the Weston Illinois atom smasher from the 2.6 billion atomic energy bill. Rep Johns Conyers Jr said he would seek to remove the Illinois project while noting open housing concerns and potential Senate opposition. The protesters urged halting the 200 billion electron volt proton accelerator project amid racial discrimination concerns.
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Washington
Chicago
Weston
Ill
Johns Conyers Jr
D-Mich
Illinois
Conyers
Ilinois
Ann Arbor
House
Senate
John O. Pastore
D-R.i
House-Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Pastore
Everett Dirksen
Will
Dirksen
Albert Raby
Cochairman
Chicago Freedom Movement
Coordinating Council of Community Organizations
Sid Finely
Great Lakes
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Clarence Mitchell
NAACP
Mitchell
No Case Edinburg Man Courts Spindry Scotch Law
An Edinburgh court ruled Benjamin Duffield did not break the law by using a spin drier to extract alcohol from discarded filter pads, stating he did not defraud taxes. The report also covers shifting political debate on open housing laws, Weston project opposition, and civil rights figures weighing strategy and potential job impacts.
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Edinburg
Swope Gallery Marks 25th Anniversary With Look Back Show
The Swope Art Gallery at 25 S. 7th St opens Looking Backward Over 25 Years, a 25th anniversary exhibit featuring Grant Wood’s Spring In Town last painted before his death and other top pieces from 1942 onward. The show runs through July 16 with hours Tue–Sat 12 00 to 5 00 and Sun 2 00 to 5 00.
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Grant Wood
Swope Gallery
Swope
S. 7Th St
Gallery to Close for Summer Renovation
The gallery will close on the 16th for summer renovation with reopening set for September 7.
Mathematician Piaggio Dies in Nottingham at 83
British mathematician Prof. Thomas Henry Herbert Piaggio, described as a leading scholar and close associate of the late Albert Einstein, died Tuesday at the age of 83 in Nottingham.
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Nottingham
England
Thomas Henry Herbert Piaggio
Albert Eirnstein
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