Stone Elected Good Samaritan Way President
The Rev. J. W. Stone was elected president of Good Samaritan Way Inc at its first board meeting at 2212 N 24th St. Other officers include Russell Fuson vice president John S Delisle secretary Edward Callahan treasurer Lester E Frazier and board members Rev Mark H Blade Dr D A Hoover Guy H King Ronald Grenert. The group aims for a $5 000 goal to start a training school for the handicapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stone
Good Samaritan Way, Inc
Stone
N. 24Th St
Russell Fuson
John S. Delisle
Edward Callahan
Lester E. Frazier
Mark H. Blade
D. A. Hoover
Guy H. King
Ronald Grenert
Meeting Reset After Redevelopment Commission Quorum Lapse
Terre Haute Redevelopment Commission postponed the planned meeting due to a lack of a quorum on Thursday. The absence prevented official action and required rescheduling to a later date.
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Terre Haute Redevelopment Commission
Postponed Monthly Meeting Time Change
The regular monthly meeting has been postponed to 4 30 p m Monday. The group will meet at the commission office located at 417 South 5th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
S. 5Th St
U S 40 Traffic Diversion Proposed in Terre Haute
The Traffic and Transportation Council passed a resolution urging the state to divert U S 40 traffic in downtown Terre Haute. Eastbound traffic would go from Water Street to Ninth Street via Ohio Street, and westbound from Ninth Street to Water Street via Cherry Street. Mayor Larrison, chairing the council's administrative committee, will file with the Indiana State Highway Commission.
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The
Traffic and Transportation Council
Terre Haute
Ohio Street
Water Street
Ninth Street
Cherry Street
Larrison
Indiana State Highway Commission
Wabash Avenue
Federal Highway System
Harry Brentlinger
Lee Robert Mann
Brentlinger
Vigo County
Mann
Area Planning Commission
Ball State honors 352 students for spring quarter 1968
Annie Doris Benford Duvall, daughter of Rosa Lee Cain of Terre Haute, is among 352 Ball State University students named to the Registrar's Roll of Honor for the spring quarter 1968. The honorees earned all A grades while carrying a full load of 12 or more quarter hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Doris Benford Duvall
Rosa_ Lee Cain
23Rd St
Terre Haute
Ball State University
Americus Club License Suspended Ten Days
A 10 day suspension was ordered for the Americus Club located at 14% S 9th for violations of alcohol licensing rules. The action affects on premise service and requires compliance steps by the venue to resume operations after the period.
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Americus Club
Indiana club faces charges for gambling and sales to non members
The Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission announced Thursday that the club allowed gambling and sales to non members, leading to potential sanctions.
Two Reported Improving After Crash Near Izaak Walton Lake
An 18 year old Robert Van Gilder of 601 S 7th St and 32 year old Millard Hobbs of RR 3 West Terre Haute were injured in a two car crash on U S 150 near Izaak Walton Lake Thursday at about 5 15 p m. Van Gilder was treated at St Anthony Hospital for head injuries and Hobbs was treated at Union Hospital and released. Deputy Sheriff Ray Sotherland said Van Gilder lost control. Both were taken to a north side hospital in a Bedino ambulance. More Americans have been killed in traffic accidents since 1900 than in combat in all the wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Robert van Gilder
S. 7Th St
U.S. 150
Izaak Walton Lake
Millard Hobbs
West Terre Haute
Union Hospital
Northside Hospital
St. Anthony’s
Millers' Luck: Two Miller Drivers Crash Poles on Getwell
Two men named Miller, Richard T. and Kenneth R., lost control of identical 1967 pickup trucks on Getwell Street in Memphis. Both crashed into utility poles 59 feet apart on wet pavement. Each was charged with failure to maintain proper control of a vehicle.
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Memphis, Tenn
Miller
Richard T. Miller
Kenneth R. Miller
Getwell Street
Bayh unhappy as Putnam reservoir project deleted
In Washington the Senate Public Works Committee approved 97.4 million in new water projects for Indiana. Senator Birch Bayh criticizes the omission of the 36.6 million Big Walnut Reservoir in Putnam County and notes the bill can be amended to include it if a controversy is settled before final action.
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Washington
Senate Public Works Committee
Indiana
Sen
Birch Bayh
Ind
Big Walnut
Putnam County
Bayh
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Good Samaritan Way
Woodburn Printing Co., Inc
South 6Th St
Honey Creek
Jim Arney
Jerry O’hare
Rick Stilwell
John Waterman
Martin
Acrilan
Lia
Commercia Tweed
Tecumseh Carpets
U.S. 40
Annie Duvall
W-2
P.o.box
Ray Southerland
van Gilder
United States
Hacer
Fedders
Amoco Hig. and
A.C., Inc
N. 3Rd St
Terre Haute, Ind
Putnam CO
Terre Haute Gas Corp
Bfg's
Silvertown
Baer
B.f.goodrich Two
Goodrich
Fed
BFG
LADY
Vanity Electric Blender
Orly
Ianat
Eureka
Jacques-Yves Cousteau
Abc-Tv
Iigo Tire Mart
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