Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 233, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 February 1925 — Page 7

MONDAY, FEB. 9, 1925

MASONIC LEADER TAKENBY DEATH Calvin W, Busch to Be Buried Tuesday. Indianapolis lost a*Masonic leader with the death of Calvin W. Busch, 64, at 3116 N. Illinois St., Saturday night. He was assistant chief of the box division of Indianapolis i>ostofflce, and commander in chief of Indiana Consistory Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite. Mr. Busch was active in Masonry for forty-two years. He received the Thirty-Third degree of Masonry Sept. 10, 1916. He was also active in business arid civic circles, being president of Plymouth Building and Lio&n Association. Mr. Busch was bom in Gallon, Ohio, and came to Indianapolis when 15. Besides Mrs. Busch, a, son, Leo, and daughter, Miss Ethel M. Busch, all of Indianapolis, survive. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery following funeral services at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday at the residence, with Scottish Rite in charge. The Rev. Lewis Brown, pastor St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, a close friend of Mr. Busch, will officiate.

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rpriHARLES COMPTON, farmI O I er near Shelbyville, has a t ■ I smart monkey. He says when Jocko wishes to cross a puddle, he rides across on a pig’s back. County commissioners at Renssalaer have donated land for a county fairground. C. C. Hughes of Chalmers was badly hurt when an auto crank flew off while he was trying to start his auto. Portland High School students bought a flivver for 510 and proceeded to delebrate. Night Policeman Harry Wood ordered them off the street because they made too much noise. W. O. Dewitt of Shelbyville claims to be the oldest crippled bicycle rider in the world. He’s 61. J. W. Whisler parked his car in gear at Marion. When he cranked it later he had to leap for his life. The car struck two other machines before it stopped. C" |OME one stole the certificate of title of the auto i__J owned by Police Chief Gehrett of Bluffton. He’s unable to procure a license as a result and fears he will have to arrest himself after Feb. 15.

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THE VARSITY TIMES ■ . .. t NEWSY ITEMS FROM , BUTLER UNIVERSITY CAMPUS By RADER WINGET

IROF. ROLLO A. TALCOTT, head of the piAlic speaking i___J department, has resigned to accept the post as dean of Williams College of Dramatic Art at Ithaca, N. Y. He will continue to coach the debating team and dramatic club at Butler the rest of the semester. He has announced the members of the four varsity girls’ debating teams as follows: Margaret Jenkins, Agnes Andrews, Katherine Bowlby, Billie Mae Kreidqr, Alice Reynolds, Daisy Shultz, Virginia Curtis, Dorothy Coryell, Louise Frisbie, Lois Wishard, Lucy Ashjian, Dorothy Kemp, Lucinda Smith, Kathleen Dyer, Marifrancts Ogle and Rebecca Pitts. • * • The Butler Collegian will be published twice a week for the remainder of the spring semester- Horace Storer, second associate editor, will be in charge of the second edition. Eugene Clifford will continue to edit the first. A1 Bloemker will be sport editor. • • • J. W. Esterline spoke on “Going Through College Without Getting an Education,” Friday night at the Y. M. C. A. building. Esterline is

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RAINBOW ACADEMY GIVES CULTURAL BEAUTYTRAINING Girls From Many Walks of Life Given Actual Profession! Beauty and culture are so closely related in the Rainbow Academy of Beauty Culture, second floor of the Stewart Bldg., that the girls studying there are dally taught, not only to beautify their customers, but to improve their own minds and add much to their fund of education. “Girls come to us from every walk of life and from every part of the country,” said Mrs. Vivian Norton, head of the school./ “We never let our girls get entirely out of touch with us,” she said further. “Once a Rainbow girls, always a Rainbow girl.” No girl leaves the school, after receiving her diploma without a position assured and the amount of money she will earn in mind. Girls come back to Mrs. Norton many times, she said, wishing to lochte in other towns. One girl who recently completed her course here went directly back to her home town In Georgia and in less than six months has become the leading marcel operator in the town. There are three classes, the beginner, the advanced class and the professional group. In the beginners’ class a free clinlo is conducted, which was built up by Mrs. Norton by personal invitation. Two mornings a week are eiven over to lectures on theory and demonstrations by the five instructors. Then, under guidance of an Instructor, the student is taught to put theory into practice on living subjects. In the advanced classes half the regular charge Is made for services and onehalf of this is given to the students. In the professional class the threefourths is charged and the regular commission on this Is paid to the student. The course Includes study In sanitation, sterilization, physiology and hygiene as well as a cultural course which enables the girls to discuss their work and system with intelligence and authority. “We feel that we are giving girls

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president of the State Y. M. C. A. board and president of the EsterlineAngue Engineering and Manufacturing Company. • • • Miss Emily Helming has charge of the “Faculty Frolic” to be given soon. Prof. Guy H. Shadlnger Is president and Miss Sarah Cotton, vice president. * • • Prof, and Mrs. Milton D. Baumgartner and Mrs. and Mrs. Wood Unger will be chaperones at the Delta Tau Delta pledges* dance at Moore’s Hall. John Troyer, Harvey Garrett and James Carter are in charge. * • • Tryouts for the “Whole Town’s Talking,” will be held Tuesday. The play will be presented by the Dramatic Club, early In March. It will be the second of three plays presented by the club this year. “Icebound” will probably be selected as the final one. • • • The Dramatic Club has definitely decided to become a member of a National Dramatic fraternity and has been invited to Join the National

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an opportunity to actually Improve ’.hemselvep," said Mrs. Morton. “We make every effort to assist the girl with small funds and leave nothing undone to secure her a position before she leaves us.” The equipment in the school is most up-to-date, the rooms large, light and airy, and the growth of the institution has been almost phenomenal. Nine years ago, with three students, Mrs. Norton started in one small room. Now there are nine large rooms, in which the business of the wholesale department and the classes and professional work are dons. C. W. Fulton of the wholesale division says: “We can supply beauty parlors with everything from hairpins to operators.” DURABLE FURNACE GIVESJERVICE The industructible construction of a furnace is its selling point. The first payment for a heating plant is not the greatest item of its expense by any means, and the assurance that you will not have to be buying new apparatus forever means no end of satisfaction in ths long run. The castings of the Wise furnace, cold and Installed by William Ehrich, tinners, 1628-82 Bates St., as to make them practically Indestructible air channels running the full length of the fire bowl were designed and proven the best engineers to promote 90 per cent perfect combustion. This feature alone renders the Wise furnace worthy of investigation before Installing a heating plant of lesser quality in the new home or building. Every feature of this plant is equal In quality to the similar features In the highest grade type. Ehrich Company has made a specialty of out-of-town remodeling jobs. Their roofing, spouting, guttering, tin, galvanized iron and copper work is of the highest type and done expertly with the background of years of experience. | Insurance an Investment Protection insurance should be taken out by every one and never canceled, cashed in or switched. Insurance as an investmbent is becoming more attractive each day. In diversifying, consider Insurance as a possible investment for a portion of your surplus funds in 1925.

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Collegiate Players fraternity, Pi Epsilon Delta. • * * Campus Club will give a Valentine dinner dance Thursday evening, Feb. 12, at the College residence. The following girls will be Initiated: Gladys Dickison of Keystone, Mary Clay of North Salem, Caleta Earnest of New Palestine, Belle Irelan of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Ruth O’Hare of Paris, 111. 1 • • • The junior class will meet Friday to decide the dJ|te for the Junior prom. • • • Pan-Helenic Association will f .set Monday night at the Delta Zeta House, according to an announcement by Gertrude Schmidt. • • * Irma • Ulrich, president of the Chimes Club, announced a meeting for Tuesday to plan a freshman party. * • • Mother’s Club of Delta Zeta, Lambda Chi Alpha and Tau Kappa Tau met Wednesday. • • • Kappa Kappa Gamma gave a card party at the Splnk-Arms Hotel Saturday a a benefit for the student aid fund of the Kappa Kappa Gamma fraternity. Mrs. Joseph Ostrander was chairman of the program committee and Mrs. Ruth Allee hostess. • • • Miss Margaret Jenkins will rep-

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resent Butler University in the State Oratorical contest at Martinsville, Feb. 13. Her subject will, “The Constitution of the United States.” • • • Jeanne Bouslog announces a meet-, ing of the Scarf Club Monday, Feb. 9, for pledges and active members. • • • Greek letter fraternities announce the following pledges for the second semester: Beta Chi—Betty 1 Curry, New Albany, and Margaret Palmer, Kokomo; PI Beta —Beatrice Batty, Indianapolis: Delta Tau Delta Charles M. Wells, Indianapolis, and Archie Chadd, Bainbridge; Tau Kappa Tau —Peter McConnell and John Ryan of Lafayette; Russell Fleming, Noblesville; David Christia, Rader Wlnget and Harold Shipley of Indianapolis. ... The Butler student budget committee has set $1,500 as Its goal. Contributions go toward the promoting of various school activities. Committee: Victor Twitty, chairman, Ruth Bates, Constance Forsythe, Shatter Bass, Daisy Shultz and Clarence Stimbel. Confer on Poultry Ban * Bu Timet Special ANDJ3RSON, Ind., Feb, 9.—Veterinary surgeons and county agents from nine eastern counties under quarantine for the European poultry disease met hero today to help fight the disease.

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