The Terre Haute Tribune from Terre Haute, Indiana • Page 62

Rotogravure Section. The Terre Haute Tribune-Star. January 25, 1970 UNIT DIRECTORS of Zorah Shrine attending the holiday party were, Charles Woods, from left, Wilbert Cottrell, George Corey, William Isaac, Elbert Canatsey, Max Nicosen, Burton Rossiter, Del Jones, Al Brodhecker and Robert Hill. Photo by Martin. WEST TERRE HAUTE MASONS have installed Wilford Fagg as worshipful master.

Other officers are Jerry Marshall, Paul E. Roberts, William H. Jones, Jerry Maddock, Norman Stultz and Jerry second row, Ed Etchison, Charles Eggleston, C. I. Bouff, David Davies, Harry McFall, Lawrence Garner, third row, Ernest A.

Van Kannon, Billy Elkins, Fred Elkins, Herschel Rector and James Reynolds. NEWLY INSTALLED OFFICERS of William Penn Lodge include Ray Boswell, Fred S. Myers, Howard Smith, Jack Crosby, Clone G. second row, Paul Hallet Lloyd Hurst, Hans F. Graf, James third row, Charles F.

Dean, Lester Fields, Lon E. Lawso and Thomas L. Byers. EUCLID LODGE NO. 573 has installed Charles R.

Wright as worshipful master. With him are, front row, from left; James D. Albin, senior and Jerry V. Albin, senior second row, Roy L. Bennett, Carl W.

Layman, Paul Williams, James C. Albin and John A. Page. Photo by Martin. RALPH T.

PENCE has been installed as worshipful master of Terre Haute Lodge No. 10. With him are, seated from left, James R- Riggle, William P. Sheets, Robert Miller and Walter Eisenhut; standing, Jack Hudson, Hugh E. Titus, Jeff Miller, Willis Driskell, Wilbert Cottrell, Charles L.

Compton, Phillip J. Baker, Lester Spencer, Rector Capps and Bruce J. Willis. HUMBOLDT LODGE Fagg, center, has been installed as worshipful master for 1970. With him are, first row, from left, Robert Lambert, Darwin Hayward, L.

William Lumsdon, George Fagg, George Barbee, Julius Ahrens, Lester Lumsdon, second row, J. Tom Feerer, Edward C. Wormser, Steve Bland, Harry Perdieu, John third row, Ray Waldron, Wilbur Prose Lloyd Perdieu, Wilbur Prose and Hubert West. Photo by Martin. PIMENTO LOOGE will be led by Leonard Utterbach during 1970.

With him are William G. Longyear, left and Paul Huebner. Other officers are, second row from left, Dan S'mer, Robert Siner, Ivan Roberts, Vernon Taylor, Richard L. Sontag and Kenneth Seeman; third row, Lawrence C. Buchholz and William C.

Hall. MJk TU a ai i a afa Triki ina.Mfl TRIBUNE-STAR EMPLOYEES of the classified advertising department dined at the Elks City Club during the holidays. Zl ALPHA MU CHAPTER members of Beta Sigma Phi shared a party of their holiday together at the Cottage Inn. January 25, 1970. OHM AND AMP CLUB of General Telephone Company celebrated the new year with a dinner dance at the Terre Haute House.

TERRE HAUTE MUTUAL SAVINGS PARTY. The Badge of the Forrest Sherer Mae of Action worn proudly by the 26 insurance experts and by the ladies of the Fwrest Sherer Agency as well. This team can provide the very best in insurance service and can design an insurance program to fit your needs bearing the important cost factor in mind. The Forrest Sherer team is made up of insurance counselors, underwriters, engineers, safety experts and claims adjusters all dedicated professionals and att with one thought in serve their needs. PUT A POSHEST SUSSES MAN XN TOUS EST SHERER INIUIANCI AOINCY 24 North Sixth Street Terre Haute, Indiana SANTA VISITED with tiny tots at the Terre Haute Day Nursery.

OLDSMOBI 1000 WABASH AVE. I 11 111 One Reason You'll Like Bowen Oldsmobile Is JERRY DEMAREE Jerry is the service director of Bowen Oldsmobile, 1000 Wabash Avenue, and has fifteen years of Olds service and General Motors training for a background. Originally from Indianapolis, Jerry and his family moved to Terre Haute when the Bowen firm came into existence. Jerry's family includes his wife, Peggy, and seven fine children whose ages range from two to fourteen. They make their home at 1618 Avenue.

When your car needs service, Jerry Demaree at Bowen You'll LIKE the Bowen Way of business I.