The Terre Haute Star from Terre Haute, Indiana • Page 14

THE TEEBE HAUTE STAB, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1961. County Teachers List Committees For Coming Year Committee members for the 1981-62 year were announced by the respective chairmen at the meeting of the Vigo County Teachers Association yesterday afternoon at the Public Service Company Building, 301 Home Avenue. Mrs. Violet Cline, president, in her introductory remarks discussed briefly the history of teachers' associations in Vigo County, remarking that the Terre Haute Teachers Association which merged with the county organization last Spring was organized in 1912. Letters from Mrs.

Dorothy Clark requesting that the association make some contribution toward the preservation of the Paul Dresser birthplace were distributed and Mrs. Cline suggested that this be a project for the civic committee. MENTION OF A retirement and social security clinic to be in September was made, the date to be announced later. Committee members for the year include: American Education Week, Mrs. Kathryn Martin, chairman; Miss Muyrel Blaikie, Merrill Carr, Mrs.

Martha Cork, Bill Dodson, Mrs. Erlene Fair, Marvin McMillin; civic, Miss Mary Alice Zimmerman, chairman; Miss Lois Nickel, Boyd Abrams, Miss Mary Louise Hicks, Mrs. Phyllis Kennedy, Robert Tacker, Mrs. Gladys Vermillion, Mrs. Cleota Wodicka, Mrs.

Thelma Taylor, Miss Barbara Haehl, Mrs. Margaret Gehring, Ronald Ridgely, Mrs. Elizabeth Tryon, Mrs. Anne Hardman. Mardis, chairman; Miss Loretta Dumas, Oren Bott, Mrs.

Mary Dean, Miss Frances Failing, Miss Mary Milner, Miss Gwen Sinclair, Bill Kimble, Mrs. Ruth Hartmann, Miss Gertrude Dinkel, Carl Riddle, Carl Jordon, Mrs. Etta Mary Ambrose, Mrs. Maxine Felling, Miss Helen P.oberts; flowers, Miss Kathlyn Cook and Mrs. Ruth Darner, cochairmen; Mrs.

Pearl Cummins, Miss Margarette Haas, Miss Thelma Jobe, Mrs. Juanita Krieble, Mrs. Mary Mann, Mrs. Eugenia Shepherd, Mrs. Juanita Sparks, Miss Lois Strole, Miss Lucille "Whitecotton, Miss Pauline Duffy, Mrs.

Mildred Marlowe. INTERNATIONAL Relations- James Foley and Miss Edith Jones, co-chairmen; Mrs. Grace Dominix, Mrs. Amelia. Gilmour, Mrs.

Ethel Hochstetler, Mrs. Jane Shackelford, Miss Mary Siebenmorgen, Miss Marguerite Taylor, Miss Mary Tipton, Mrs. Ann Riddle: legislative, Miss Jean Archibald, chairman; Mrs. Edith Bigham, Mrs. Zelma Bolinger, Dick Motz, Mrs.

Mary Pennington, Mrs. Helen Pollock, Dale Smith, Albert Blair, Joe Hoopingarner. Membership, Richard A chairman; Mrs. Doris Abrams, Mrs. Elizabeth Barnett, Mrs.

Evelyn Bell, Mrs. Barbara Boyle, Mrs. Maudie Branam, Mrs. Isabell Cleghorn, Wayne Coltharp, Mrs. Faye Donald, Miss Gladys Gaston, Mrs.

Mary Kuehn, Mrs. Florence Miller, Mrs. Marilois McCullough, Mrs. Erma Modesitt, Leon Purcell, Miss Helen Waggoner, Jack Crombie, Don Barcley; professional welfare, Joe Marcinko and John Tipton, cochairmen; Miss Dorothy Becherer, Bill Bitzegaio, Miss Helen Carney, Miss Frances Cook, Harold Chance, Mrs. Josephine Gibson, James Higham, Miss Vernice Lake.

Mrs. Ruth Laxen, Rooert Lemmon, Thomas Moore, Miss Mary Ohm, Miss Deneta Sankey, Fred Spence, James Rentschler, Rudolf Jacobsen, Miss Margaret Haupt. SOCIAL, Mrs. Alice Johonnott and Mrs. Beulah Dorney, cochairmen; C.

M. Clark, Mrs. Pearl Cummins, Charles Fusco, Mrs. Alice Gore, Mrs. Clara Harris, Mrs.

Inza Owens, Mrs. Anna Libbert, Miss Mildred Self, Miss Rosemary Sbavloske, Dane White, Miss Kathleen Yaw, Mrs. Hildred Wills, Herman Decker, Mrs. Kay Davis, Mrs. Gladys Kuhns.

Public relations, Mrs. Mary Tranbarger, chairmen; Mrs. Jewel A Mrs. Mary Huber, Thomas Keller, Mrs. Helen Miller, Sidney Silverman, Paul Thomas, Van Boner, Floyd Miller; teacher education and professional standards, Mrs.

Margaret Reilly, chairman; Miss Lois Baker, Mrs. Ava Boling, Miss Margaret Haas, Mist Mibel Hint- line, Mrs. Elsie Kuhlman, Hiss Rosella Lunsford, Don Pesavento, Virgil Rubeck, Mrs. Mary Rhoads, Mrs. Pauline Wilson; special education, Mrs.

Mary Huber and Richard Auer, co-chairmen, with Deputy Superintendent James Conover as consultant. Additions to the various committees will be made in the near future, it was stated. CD Director Lowe Exchange Speaker Civil Defense and fallout shelters were discussed last night by Joe Lowe, Vigo County Civil Defense director, in a meeting of the Metropolitan Exchange Club at Hotel Iteming. District Social Security Director Paul Johns will be the featured speaker at next week's meeting, also scheduled for the Silver Room of the Deming. Ernest Dunn is in charge of the program committee for August.

VITAL STATISTICS COURT ENTRIES Circuit Court Dorothea Ruth Lore, by next friend, Paul F. Ausherman, vs. Dennis Lore, limited divorce. Thoraaa and Thomas, Brazil. Superior Court Marjorie Jewett vs.

Uoyd Jewett. separation from bed and board. N. George Nasser. Wilson McChesney vs.

T. A. Unger, affidavit for appeal. Woodrow S. Nasser.

Superior Court No. 2 John A. Thompson, by next friend, Anna Thompson, -vs. O. Keith damages.

Lewis and Lewis. Francis I. du Pont and Company vs. Joseph Wolff, complaint for replevin. Lewis and Lewis.

Albert Franklin Roach vs. Mary Jane Roach, divorce. John A. Kesler. Eleanor Nens vs.

Jules Nens. divorce. Mann, Mann, Chancy and Johnson. Clyde R. Kersey vs.

Margaret I. Kersey, divorce. Mann, Mann, Chancy and Johnson. Charlene Sykes vs. Roger Sykes, divorce.

Mann, Mann, Chancy and Johnson. MARRIAGE LICENSE Paul Richardson. 29. B- R. 2, Spencer, sawmill laborer, and Doris Louise Langdon, 24.

734 North Fifteenth Street, at home. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Hazel Rea to W. G. Best, part of E. w.

V4, sec. 19, twp. 12. r. $1.

Jessie Feitzxnann to Frank J. King and wife, part of lots 3 and 4. Nip- perl's SI. Clarence B. Hamilton and wife to Charles W.

Scott and wife, lots 35 and 36, sub. of part of a. w. sec. 17, twp.

13, r. $1. Betty Grace Thomas and husband to Ronald L. Knykendall and wife, lot 39. College Place; $10.

Ella May Tiedman to Joseph E. Kish and wife, lots 295 and 296 and part of lot 297, Deming $1. RECENT BIRTHS BROWN, Mr. and Mrs. Donald.

Farro- ersburg, a girl, Aug. 23, Union Hospital. BROWN. Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald, 2510 South Tenth Street, girl, Aug. 23, St. Anthony Hospital. FAITH. Mr.

and Mn. Byron, 3700 Linden Street, a girl, Aug. 23, Union Hospital. HANES, Mr. and Mn.

Buntl. 2005 South Nineteenth Street, a boy, Aug. 23. St. Anthony JUDSON, Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne. B. R. a boy, Aug.

23, Union Hospital. KUNKLER, Dr. mnd Mrs. Arnold, 147 Monterey Avenue, a boy, Aug. 22, St.

Anthony Hospital. M'GLONE, Mr. and Mrs. Darol. B.

R. 2, Farmersburg, a bor, Aug. 23, St. Anthony Hospital. REYNOLDS, Mr.

and MTB. Raymond, R. R. 6. a boy, Aug.

23, St. Anthony Hospital. RUBINACCI. Mr. and Mrs.

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