Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 132, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1924 — Page 11

FRIDAY, OCT. 10,1924

©With the Legion Auxiliary in Indiana By CLAIRE PALMER THURSTON

Auxiliary will back the Legion's universal service program. Mr. R. L. Royal, Douglas, Ariz., has been named chairman of the legislative committee. Mrs. A. F. McKissisk, Greenville, S. C„ and Mrs. R. M. Porter of Red Lodge. Mont., also will serve. Mrs. Charles E. Combs. Indiana department president, who will assume office Jan. 1, will appoint a legislative chairman. Chairman will hold office each succeeding year until after Congress and the State Legislature adjourn. Legionnaires have been urged to refrain from sports and athletics on MemoriaP day and to oppose such activity by others. Auxiliary will indorse this plan to presenve the Memorial day sentiment. National child welfare committee offices will be established at Legion headquarters. Committee is composed of nine legion members, nine auxiliary and nine of the forty and eight. Mrs. Winifred H. Caligan. Garden City. Kan., auxiliarychairman, is retiring national vice president of the central regional division. Officers selected for the Navy and Marine posts' organization are: Franc. Miami. Fla., general: ■Miss Josephine O'Reilly, Milwaukee.

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j major general: Miss Blanche Slater, adjutant general; E. D. Nel- : son. Moline. TIL. paymaster general, j Past National Commander Alvin M. | Owsley, Dallas, Texas, was elected ; honorary member. Miss Slater is [the only Marinette adjutant in the j United States and is a member cf Chicago Marine post. Martha Ellen Mitchell, 2. is youngest member of the Goodland unit, | and Mrs. J. L. Cook, oldest. Mrs. ! C. C. Bassett, president, reports live regular and three joint meetings during the year. Mrs. H. C. Rider, secretary, is publicity officer. Mrs. Emma Scheel is publicity j chairman for the Lawrence Capehart unit, No. 35 of Jeffersonville. Through courtesy of the Legion, j this unit is called Rosa Rapp after Miss Rosa Rapp, nurse, who died in France. Mary Molch is the young- ; est member and Mrs. Sarah CapeI hart, mother of Rosa, oldest. Miss ; Ida J. Scheel is president. Miss Alice M. Ryan.- secretary unit. No. 25 of Rensselaer, reports ; her unit engaged in welfare and hospital work. Unit is one of the pioneers of the national organization. Hilton U. Brown Jr. unit of Indianapolis meets monthly at the Severm. An occasional social affair is given. Two meetings with the

Legion have been held. Miss Jane McCarthy is secretary. Mrs. J. W. Carmack, president Paul Cable unit, reports monthly ■meetings held at members' homes, and several meetings with the Legion post-. Unit cooperates with :l'.e Seventh district council in welfare and relief work. Unit is composed generally of physicians’ relatives. MYs. T. B. Hinshaw is publicity chairman. Josephine Carteaux is publicity chairman of Kendallville unit, which meets monthly in the Legion rooms. Unit lias committees working with, the Sta'e auxiliary committees. It cooperates with the Legion post in welfare and relief work and has charge in one of the Government hospitals and has entertained post members. Mary Jane Jones, who joined when 3 days old, is youngest member and Mrs. John Kutcher the oldest. Mrs., Cal Graham is secretary. Hayward Barcus unit of Indianapolis held a food sale last Friday. I? will hold a rummage sale Friday at Nineteenth and Alvord Sts Unit has fulfilled its $ 1 SO pledge for rh Riley Memorial fund. Mrs. Lucy Wheat is president. SHOVEL HITS DYNAMITE Two Killed, Four Injured When Charge Is I nearthed. Bv United Press CASEWEI.L. Term., Oct. 10.—Two men were killed 'and four injured today when a steam shovel struck a stick of dynamite hidden in a mound of earth. Those killed were members of a SdHithern Railway construction crew.

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