The Terre Haute Tribune from Terre Haute, Indiana • Page 15

Wabash Valley News By Tribune Correspondents TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE. Wednesday, Oct. 26, 15 Open $300,000 Damage Suit At Rockville 2,000 Parents Expected For DePauw U. Dads' Day tornevs for the plaintiff and the defense are to be heard Wednes-j day. The plaintiff is represented by attorneys C.

William Allen of( Terre Haute and Clelland Banner, Rockville. Attorneys for the defense are Hush Reynolds of the firm of Locke, Reynolds, Boyd and and John Ex-Robinson Man Held in Wife's Death TRICK OR TREAT CASEY, IU. of Police George Easton has announced that Friday and Saturday nights, Oct. 28 and 29, have been designated as official or Treat in the city of Casey. Weisel, Terre Haute ROCKVILLE, Ind.

(Special) I B. McFadden of Rockville $300,000 damage suitj -------------------opened in Parke Circuit Court ROBINSON, ill Lawrence J. Stevens, 36. I formerly of Robinson, is being held by College Park, Ga po- Jlice in the fatal shooting of his wife Sunday evening in their here Tuesday with preliminary REVIVAL SERVICES instructions given to a jury of GREENCASTLE, Ind. (Spe-Stadium.

five men and seven women AT SHADY GROVE cial) Scads of dads are ex- Alfred J. Stokelv of The venued from igo vitric A Georgia home, pected this weekend for apolis will preside over the Superior Court being tried LEWIS, Ind. (Special a nav activities DePauw Uni- Dads' Associe, in Judge PoweU. ScX stat and administrator of the es- tinue Valley Weddings I And Engagements MARSHALL, 111. (Special)-! Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Lin- Ida Lee Ray, daughter of Mr.

Ikemire, Eaton, 111. and Mrs. Claude L. Ray. Spring-; Stevens was graduated from field, 111., to Pfc.

Billy G. Car- Robinson High School in 1948. Renter, son of Mr. and was an eight-letter man and John Carpenter, Marshall, named in football The bride-elect, a 1963 gradu-i He was also a star basketball Riverton, Illinois, high player. school, is employed with the.

At the university he was a government of Ohio. A 1963 versify. Over 2,000 parents Bowman Gymnasium Saturday. are ex- President William Kerstettcr aumimsiraior oi me es- unue nightly at 7:30 p.m. Jity of Illinois athlete told po- pectcd to converge on the cam- will speak briefly and there will tate through Sunday, Nov.

13 at the shooting was acciden- pus Saturday to sample De- be a concert by the university iS $300,000 from I ublic the Shady Grove Evangelical said he dropped a rifle urmprsiiy service Company of Indiana, Unitcd Brethren Church, two ho was carrying and that it miles east of here on State charged, striking his wife under Robinson High member of the 1952 Rose Bowl hi fib school graduate, squad and received a degree in Carpenter is in military physical education in 1953. He entered the Air Force and file chin. Saturday to sample De- be education, football and choir. I. entertainment.

After the football game Professors Paul Thomas and university will host weekend Dearborn, widow of the Road 46 John Foxen are to be keynoters visitors at a coffee hour at 4:30 deceased, is asking the dam- The Rcv christian will However, it was reported that for bobtailed liberal p.m. jn the Student Union for the death of her hus' he evangelist He now is serv- CoHege Park. police sav arts institute for dads. lounge. which occurred July (, Methodist charge and tbat they believe Stevens shot Sociologist Thomas will dis- 1963, as the result of an acci- Methodist his wife as she stepped from a cuss and (Indian) CASEY REBEKAH af Crandall and Mount shower and that the couple had Foxen, In Search of LODGE INSTALLS Plant Station southwest of yernon; addition before the shoot- sfon be gin nfng aT CASEY.

Ill (Special )-Mrs employed by a. The Rev. George (). Jewell, College Park, where the Ste- Alice Kalert was recently in- paint contracting company, the pastor of the church Cook and Glass Company, was reportedly painting the inside of ai cia WFCTFIFLD a large water storage tank for INCVV boilers at the Dresser plant. present address: U.

S. 55814789, D. 1st came a pilot. Kra" military service Stevens became a jet pilot for Delta Airlines. COUPLE TO MARK GOLDEN WEDDING LYONS, Ind.

(Special)- a.m made their home, is a The tuition-free, no-grade re- stalled as the new Noble Grand Cook and Glass Company, was suburban community near At- fresher course is aimed at giv of Kedar Rebckah Lodge here. reportedly painting the inside 'sola, Ga. ing parents a look at some of Mrs. Hollis Yelton is vice a large water storage tank for Mrs. Stevens.

36. was the the college's professors andjgrand: Mrs. Bernice Cummins, boilers at the Dresser plant. As OFFICERS NAMED former Peggy Sackrider of Rob- their fields of endeavor. It also'recording secretary; Mrs.

Vena he was emerging from the man- inson. offers some intellectual stimula Wilson, treasurer, and Mrs. Mar hole of the tank. an explosion WESTFIELD. 111.

lion to balance a heavy dose of! "aret Comer, financial secre and fire occurred inside the Mrs. Betty Sloan was recently, entices will ne held entertainment booked for the tary. 'tank. installed as the new president thursday af the weekend New appointive officers in Dearborn suffered third de of the Weeden-Zeller Post No. jlan funeral Home here.

On both Friday and Mrs. Gertrude Biggs Sree burns on about 90 per cent 609. American Legion Merrill Hershberger night performances will be Mrs, Alma Comer, Mrs. his body, which it is claimed here. given by The Madrigals.

The Spraggins. Mrs. Pearl Minear. caused his death in St. An-! nPW officers include: Collegians, The Men of Note and Mrs.

Birdie Bensley, Mrs. Mar thonv Hospital at Terre Haute first vice president, Betty by the dramatics honorary Du- garet Barkhurst, Mrs. Edith the following day. jBlagg, second vice president, ter Du. The Dover Du play.

Jones, Mrs. Goldia Berg, Mrs. Dearborn and his widow were Elizabeth Lang: treasurer, will be given in Edna Dodds and Miss Jennie both 21 years old at the time Joyce Jacobs; sergeant-at-arms, ami Sue, 12; two sisters, Mrs. Speech Hall. The concerts will Searls.

of the accident and had two Earlene Blankenbeker, and aroline Van Tassel and Mrs. of Robinson will officiate and burial will he in the Robinson New Cemetery. Surviving besides the husband arc tw'o daughters, Deborah. 14. ML A AAVf made it he gvien in Meharry Hall and Mrs.

Margaret Broun of Mar children ages I and 3 years at chaplain. Ardie Bushart. Mrs. the Art Center tinsville was the retiring Noble the time. Bushart is the retiring auxiliary A single performance at 7 45 Grand.

Opening statements by at president. Saturday evening is planned by ----------the concert band in Meharry Hail. A pair of special events for parents are sandwiched around' Indiana Collegiate Conference football game with Butler at 2 rn in Blackstock INDUSTRIES SHOW INTEREST IN INDIANA PORT ELKHART. Ind New York industries bv a 20-member recruiting team: from Indiana expressed interest in locating near the Port of In diana under construction at Burns Harbor The team representing North em Indiana Economic Development Association reported Tuesday it visited more than IOO; firms during its week-long tour of New' York The association represents 15 counties in Northern Indiana. Gov.

Roger Branigin and Lt. Gov. Robert L. Rock ac companied the recruiting team The group believes it has ll good prospects, said Clyde Cole, executive director of the South Rend Mishawaka Chamber of Commerce. He said the firms will make a decision whether to locate in Northern Indiana with in to 18 months.

Cole, who said the group also returned with 18 future possibil ities announced other trips arc being planned and that Brani gin and Rock are considering a statewide industrial recruiting sales trip in the spring DEERE DIVIDEND IS INCREASED MOLINE, 111. (AP) Deem A Co. directors increased the regular quarterly common stock dividend by 5 cents a share Tuesday and declared a special year end extra of 15 cents a share. The new quarterly rate is 45 cents a share of SI 80 a year. This is the fifth consecutive year that the company has raised the dividend rate and de dared a year end extra at its October meeting.

Both dividends are payable Jan. 3 to stockhold prs of record Dec. I. FATAL CRASH ON INTERSTATE 70 June Evans, both of Robinson; two grandfathers, Arthur Sackrider. Robinson.

111., and L. A. MARTINSVILLE, 111 and Mrs. Lester Burton have announced the marriage of their daughter, Mary iLou, to James K. Barnett, son Mr iof Mrs.

Hazel Barnett of Fon-i and Mrs. Loomie Carpenter of tana, Calif. The wedding oc- Lyons will observe their golden curred on Sept. 30 at the Grace! wedding anniversary at an open Methodist Church in Carbon-! house Sunday, in LAM School daje at Lyons. They were married Oct.

28.1 1916, and have spent most of DELTA THETA TAU their lives in the same house in ticncs'Tidai CCT Lyons. They are the parents of iNbrcCIIUN btl one son, Robert LaVern. of Los AT ROSEDALE Alamos. New Mexico. Friends are invited to the re- ROSEDALE.

Ind. ception, set from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Mrs. Robert Schnar, Marion, sec- is 11 a cm IAI wir-r retary of Philanthropy for Delta KILLED IN VIET Theta Tau Sorority, will be the WASHINGTON (AP) The guest of Lambda Psi Chapter Pentagon announced Tuesday for the triennial inspection here two Illinois servicemen have Tuesday, Nov. I.

been killed in Viet Nam. Mrs. Lynda Land, chapter The victims were both Ma- president, announced that the; lines; Lt. Thomas R. Temple, meeting will be held in the Rose- the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ever dale School, ett G. Temple of Lake Forest. Mrs. Land, Mrs.

Lois Luft and Lance Cpl. Charles A. Sla- and Mrs. Evelyn Hollar will ger, the son of Mr. Clarence meet with Mrs.

Schnar prior to Stager of Berwyn. the initiation ceremony and model business meeting to discuss chapter books and records. Mrs. Shirley Hixon will be initiated during the evening, and a round table discussion will be conducted by Mrs. Schnar, who will inform the Rosedale chapter of new developments of the International Golden Hand fund, education grants, Delta Theta Tau community school and progress of the nursing services at Caney Creek and Beaver Creek, Ky.

The sorority, founded in 1903 by five high school girls in Muncie. is one of the oldest philanthropic sororities in the nation. Lambda Psi chapter was installed at Clinton in June 1963. Hostesses for the Nov. I meeting are Mrs Holler, Mrs.

Judy Bianum and Mrs. Jan Martin. REQUEST CLOSING RAIL STATIONS INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Chicago A Eastern Illinois Railroad has filed two petitions with the Indiana Public Service Commission requesting authority to close stations at Oaktown and Carlisle. The petition claimed that at both towns, the cost of operating is to the revenue and continued operation is undue on the CAEI.

Oaktown and Carlisle can be served from Vincennes, the petition said NAMED PASTOR WESTFIELD, III The Rev and Mrs. Kennett Stewart and family plan to move from Westfield to St Elmo the last of this month, where Rev. Stewart will be the pastor of the First Baptist Church The Stewarts have lived in Westfield for the past two and a half years, where Rev. Stewart served the local Baptist Church. COLLINSVILLE, Collinsville man Tuesday when his bridge support on near Collinsville, State Police said The victim was James Hadley.

said he was alone bound car. III. was killed car struck a Interstate 70 the Illinois identified as 25. Troopers in the east- Montezuma, Ind MONTEZUMA. Ind (Special) and Mrs.

Oney Cooper and children, Starlet, Judy and Mob in of Benton. Mrs. Loretta Herrin, Robert and Tammy of Rushville spent a few days visit with Mr and Mrs. Glenn Cooper. Sharon.

Josie and Pat Mr. and Mrs. Albe Hancock were weekend guests of their daughter and family of Otwell. Mrs. Grace Salquist of Ore gen arrived recently for a visit with her sister, Lela Toro.

Miss Judy Burns and Miss Janie Bishop of Newport and Norman of Hillsdale spent a few days trip through the Smoky Mountains in Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cole and family of Tangier, Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Pfeifer and family and Lou Davies were recent guests at a birthday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leonard and sons, in honor of their daughter, Julie Leonard. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas I. Foster of Montezuma celebrated their recent 50th wedding anniversary at the Drake Oakbrook resort hotel in Illinois with a family dinner. Present were their son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Foster, and son, Bill, of Milwaukee, and Mr.

and Mrs. William J. Olsen and son. David, of Indianapolis. Other guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Robert C. Judd and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Myer of Glen Ellen, Hi.

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