Burglars steal from D A V clubrooms and local stations
A break in at Disabled American Veterans clubrooms on North Ninth Street yielded 119 dollars in cash, reported by Randolph Soules. Police described entry through a rear window and a transom. Separate incidents at Standard Filling Station on Lafayette Avenue saw 5 dollars taken from a soda machine and an unknown amount from a cigarette vending machine. Three tractors at Commercial Motor Freight terminal had sealed doors broken but no cargo disturbed. manager James Maloney noted cigarettes inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disabled American Veterans
North Ninth Street
Randolph Soules
Crockett
D. Tryon
Lafayette Avenue
Wiram and Mahan
Ninth
Chestnut Streets
James Maloney
D. Tryon and Mills
Carrie F. Blei Will Filed For Probate In Vacation
The will of Carrie F. Blei of 120 North Twelfth Street was filed for probate Monday in the County Clerk's office with the Circuit Court probate division in vacation. Dated October 15, 1951, it was witnessed by Leonard P. Kincade and Lenhardt E. Bauer. Bequests include Anna Volpp of Bronx, New York, and Rev. F. Jordan of Immanuel Lutheran Church. Pauline Schwerdt and daughter Norma S. Schiessler share $1,000. George Schuerdtfeger listed among beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie F. Blei
North Twelfth Street
J. Howard O’laughlin
Circuit Court
Leonard P. Kincade
Lenhardt E. Bauer
Anna Volpp
Bronx
New York
F. Jordan
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Pauline Schwerdt
Norma S. Schiessler
George Schuerdtfeger
Notice to Bidders Terre Haute Public Works 1952
The Terre Haute Board of Public Works and Safety invites sealed bids for resurfacing Hulman Street and raising sewer components. Bids due 10:00 a.m. CST July 14, 1952, in the Office of the Board. Bid forms 95 and 96-a required with a $100 certified check as bid guarantee. The board may reject any or all bids and readvertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Works and Safety
Office of the Board
Terre Haute
Indiana
Board of Public Works and Safety
Hulman Street
3Rd Street
6'S Street
State Board of Accounts
Raymond F. Thomas
Paul D. Meadows
Clyde R. Randel
Will Bequeaths 27 and 45 South Fourteenth Streets
The will leaves the real estate at 27 South Fourteenth Street to one party and 45 South Fourteenth Street to Lillie Hise. The remainder goes to cousin Mrs. Anna Volpp. Leonard P. Kincade is named executor with bond of $8,000 and a request for letters of administration accompanying the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fourteenth Street
Lillie Hise
Anna Volpp
Leonard P. Kincade
Gun Fire Stopped Man on Wabash
William Sampson, 69, drew police gunfire on Wabash Avenue when he allegedly tried to flee officers. Irene Madison, 30, and Richard Green, 18, were involved in a disturbance at Third Street and Wabash. Madison collapsed. Sampson pleaded guilty to intoxication in City Court. Madison not guilty and Green was captured by a passerby. Sampson is on parole from a 1948 white slave conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sampson
South Seventh Street
Sampson
Pine
Katz
Irene Madison
Richard Green
Indianapolis
Third Street
Wabash Avenue
Madison
Green
Miss Madison
Elmerick Brothers Win County Home Grocery Bid
The Elmerick Brothers at 1901 North Ninth Street submitted the winning bid for groceries and meat for the County Home and two Glenn Homes. The Vigo county board of commissioners approved the contract Saturday. Combined bids totaled 6610.60 for the Glenn Homes and 2550.34 for the County Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmerick Brothers Grocery
North Ninth Street
Glenn Home
Glenn Colored
Vigo County Board of Commissioners
Glenn
Legal Notice of Real Estate Sale and Bids in Terre Haute
Executor Edward S. Everett will auction the decedent Anna K. Daniels real estate at 11:00 a.m. on a July date in Terre Haute Indiana, with private sale for no less than appraised value and cash terms. Also a public bid for sewer construction in Terre Haute invites bids by July 14 1952 with required affidavits deposits and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna K. Daniels
Edward S. Everett
Fairbanks Building
Terre Taute
Indiana
Thomas Parson
Charles Dewey
Thomas Parsons
Recorder's Office
Vigo County
South Seventh Street
Terre Haute
New York Markets Averages and Sales Report
New York markets update shows 780 000 shares traded at 1 o clock Eastern. Data dated Monday June 36 195%. The report by James E Bennett and Co appears in Merchants National Bank Blog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Bennett & CO
Merchants National Bank
E.D.S.T
Seaman Foster Honored at Great Lakes Boot Camp Review
Warren F. Foster of Terre Haute was named honor man in his Surface Division 951 boot camp group at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center. His father John G. Foster attended the ceremony as 75 recruits from Terre Haute completed 14 days of boot camp and returned home. Foster, Clinton High School graduate, played tackle for Wabash Valley and Western Indiana Conference football teams in 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren F. Foster
Terre Haute
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
John G. Foster
Fairview Park
Clinton
Young Foster
Surface Division
Terre Haute Naval Reserve Training Center
Clinton High School
Wabash Valley
Western Indiana
Fire Captain Merriweather Elected State Elks Treasurer
Terre Haute Fire Station No. 10 captain Charles Merriweather was elected state treasurer of the Improved Benevolent Protective Association. The honor reflects his leadership and service in the Terre Haute community and lodge activities statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Charles Merriweather
Terre Haute
Improved Benevolent Protective
Notice to Bidders for Terre Haute Sewer Projects 1952
The Office of the Board of Public Works Terre Haute Indiana invites bids for sewer construction works Improvement Resolution No 1 1952 South 13 Street Crawford to Oak and Improvement Resolution No 3 1952 Ash Street 21st to 23rd Street Bidders must submit proposals with a certified check of 100 dollars as a bid guarantee State Board Form 95 required and re advertisement planned for July 14 1952 Standard Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Works and Safety Office of
T He
Terre Haute
Indiana
Board of Public
Clerk of the Safety
23Rd Street
Maple Avenue
Ash Street
Buckeye Street
21St Street
22Nd Street
State Board of Accounts
Department of Public Works and Safety
Office of the Board
Board of Public Works and Safety
Crawford Street
Oak Street
of Accounts
Raymond F. Thomas
Paul D. Meadows
Clyde R. Randel
City of
23Rd, Street
State
Order of Elks convention to be held Sunday in Gary
Mr. Merriweather, a past exalted ruler of Wabash Elks Lodge 1400 South Thirteenth Street, attends the Order of Elks of the World convention in Gary on Sunday. The event gathers Elks leaders from across the region to convene and celebrate fraternity activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Elks of the World
Gary
Merriweather
Wabash Elks Lodge
South Thirteenth Street
Butter firm gains in wholesale prices and egg rates steady
Chicago notes butter receipts for two days at 783 382 with prices rising to 69.75 for AA 93, 69.5 for 92 A and 68.75 for 90 B. Cars 68.75 for 90 B. Eggs remain steady with U S extras at 43 and U S mediums 40, current receipts 32.5, dirties 31.5, checks 30.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.S
Chicago Cash Grain Prices June 30
Cash wheat none. Corn prices listed for No. 2 yellow through sample grade with various bid ranges. Oats No. 2 heavy white at 8.34. Barley nominal with malting and feed values. Soybeans none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Livestock Market Report From Chicago Steady to Higher Demand
Chicago livestock market shows steady to higher results across weights and classes. Slaughter steers and heifers active with gains, cows and bulls posting modest advances. salable cattle 11 000 and calves 400. Prime steers and heifers traded around 25.25 to 36.00 per cwt, with bulk selections 31.50 to 35.00. sheep 800 head uneven with lambs steady to higher and ewes weak.
Indianapolis Livestock Markets End of June Report
Livestock prices across Indianapolis show 7,000 salable hogs with light and medium weights steady to 25 lower, top hog price $22.75 for 180-240 lb. cattle and calves demand active with several price highs for prime and young cattle. sheep demand light with lambs $27.00 and aged ewes $5.00-7.00. New York produce notes firmer butter and egg market with wholesale prices for various egg and dairy grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Theaters Listings Indiana and Nearby Screens
Indiana theaters show The African Queen and I Dream of Jeanie with multiple daily showtimes. Other venues present The Noose Hangs High Africa Screams Belles On Their Toes Invitation Distant Drums and Drive-In options Two Tickets to Broadway Honeychile Flame of Araby Across the Wide Missouri Pa and Ma Kettle At the Fair Red Mountain Red Mountain Singin In the Rain The Wild North Jack and the Bean Stalk.
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D.A.V. Home
BLE! Will
Superior Loan CO
Chas E. Blanford Mer
Wabash
East Side
Elmerick Brothers
R. D. Bowsher and His
Ohio
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Merchants Loan & Savings Ass'n
Clyde W. Andrews
Gilbert S. Cluder
Sec’y
South 6Th St
Are Labee
Bel
Fleer
Over “Hook’s
Webash Ave
Seventh St. Terre Maute
Crewterd
A_Quain
Manag
Car & F
Loco
John Deere
Eaton
Elec
Kelsey-Hayes
Melville Shoe
Timken
Ax Sugar
Cry
Great West
Mekess. de Rebb
Gen. Mills
Nehi Corp
Rene
Best Foods
Weer Sunshine Bisc
Owens Ill Gl
Ts Nat. Dairy
Oliver Farm
Ltd Brands
Can. Pac
Aviation Ches. & Ohio
Proct. & Gambwee
Penn
Avia
West
Elec Natl
Tobaccos
Glen Martin
Reyn. Tob
United Airc
Bridgeport Brass Co T
Atl
Sunray Oil
Eenee Sinclair Oi
Cal
Hecl
Houston Oil
Cer de Pasco
Ltd
Oil Calif
Howe Sound
Skelly Oil
Kennecott
Ind
Miami
Standard Ohio
Phelps Dodge
Shell Union
Sunshine Mine
Socony
Pilym. Oil
U.S. Lines Co
Pet
Allied Chem
Oil N. J
Air Reduc
Ohio Oil
Col. Carb
Phil. Pet
iTex
Dow
Com
Tide-Wat. Associ
U Pont
Texas Corp
Eee
Ae Seeee
Inland Steel
Monsanto Arme
UN. Carbide Tex. Gulf Sul
Beth. Steel
I's
Armco Stl. Corp
Campbell Wyant
Entertainments
U.S. Pipe & Fadry
Gen. Precision Eqpt
Am. Stl & Fdry
Twent
Cent
Fox
Revere Cop. & Br
Loews
Nat
Can Corp
Para. Pict
Midland
Radio Corp
Int. Nickel
Warner Bros
Ts! Television
Erie
VU. Bs
Admiral . Young
Emerson
Rep
Motorola
Wheeling
Philco
Cruc
ST. Vanadium
Allied Sto
Young. S. & T
St. Joe Lead
Is. S. Kresge Kroger
Ward Weer
Copperw
Marsh
Gruehaus Trailers
Salway
Sears
Motor
Woolworth
Willys-Over
Gen. Motors
Gimbel Br
Hudson Weenee
Chrysler
Armour, Ill
Nash
Kelv
Cudahy
Mack Truck
Swift
Packard
Packers
Studebaker
Wilson
Gram
Paige Coal
White Motor
Crk
Pitts
Lehigh Coal & Navy
Pond
Poco
Schenley
N. Y
Borden Co
Bisc
Beatrice
Cent. Bak. A. Ee
Can
Blaw-Knox
Crown Cork
Colgate Palm
Climax
Nairn
Crane
Lehigh Valley Coal
Burrow - Adding
Cluett
East Koda
Boat
Robert Gair Seer
Greyhound Ee
Gillette
Lone Star
Cem
Doehler-Jarvis
Johns-Mann
Libby McNeil Libby-Owen-Ford
T.H. Seaman
Great Lakes
Raymond F. Thonas
Chicago Cash Grain
Mark
Chicago Livestock
Indianapolis Livestock
Rex
Red Mountain
Alan Ladd
Lizabeth Scott
Arthur Kennedy
Virginia
Gary Cooper
Garfield
GMS
Gene Kelly
Debbie Reynolds
Humphrey Bogart
Katherine Hepburn
I Dream of
Jeanie
Ray Middleton
Eileen Christy
Bill Shurley
Liberty
Jeanne Crain
Myrna Loy
van Johnson
Dorothy Maguire
Broadway
Fountain—‘‘Honeychile
Idaho
Missouri
Swan
Corral
Stewart Granger
Wendell Corey
Cyd Charisse
Wild North
Humphrey Katherine Hepburn
Bill Shirley Lynn Bari
Dorothy McGuire
Africa
West Alan Ladd
RED Mountain” Technicolor
Hound For Trouble
Buddy Baer
Euce
Technicolo Com
Corral Drive-In
East
U.S. 40
Ays
The
Welfare Finance Corp
Arthur Murray
S. 7Th St
Tate
Technicolor
Tony Martian
Janet Leigh
Ourdocor
Kiddieland
Hedy Lamarr
Sally “Forrest
OT Ware
Pakne Ae
Miss Jones
Eastside
Poplar Street
John Lair
Old Kentucky
STARS
Slim Miller
Granny Harper
Wayne Turner
Renfro Valley
Roy Davidson
Glenn Pennington
Dick Dickinson
Joan Davis
Guy
F. Every
Oplar Street
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