Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 206, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 December 1926 — Page 16

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[IT SESSIONS SCHEDULED BY HISTIYBODIES Dr, J. A. Woodburn Will Address Luncheon Here Dec, 10. TJtader Joint ausploes of the Sodstjr at Indiana Pioneers, the Indiana Historical Society and the Indiana Historical Bureau, the eighth Indiana history conference will be held at the Claypool, Dec. 10-11. Dr. James A. Woodburn, head of the historical department at Indiana University, will speak at a luncheon of the Indiana Historical Society, Dec. 10., Other speakers win be Herbert Briggs of Terre Haute and William Fortune of Indianapolis. Election of new officers and general business will take place following the luncheon. -■ Scenery Is Subject Mrs. Frank J- Sheehan of Gary wIU speak at a general session later in the afternoon. Frank M_ Hohen berger of Nashville will give an illustrated lecture on Indiana scenery. At 6 p. m., with Judge Roscoe Kiper of Boonville the dinner of local historical societies will be given at the Columbia dub. Elmore Barc-e of Fowler will speak. Carl Sandburg, noted poet, will speak on Abraham Lincoln at a general session of the conference at 8 p. m-, Friday. William P. Dearing, president of Oakland City College, will preside. Delegates to the indlana Library Association and the Indiana Library Trustees* Association will meet Jointly. Dinner at Night . The history session of the State Teachers' Association will meet with the other historical organizations at the final day's sessions Dr. Woodburn will preside at a breakfast at the University Club. At a general session at 10 a. m. at the j ' ’laypool, Frank S. Bogardus of ’ Terre Haute will preside. Speakers are W. T. Morgan of 1 ’.loomington, J. T. Thornton of In- j 'ianapolis and Hal C- Phelps of Peru. Dr. Woodburn is in charge fa luncheon of the history section. ■,ew M. O'Bannon of Corydon Is to reside at the general session In the fternoon with Mrs. Kate Milner iabb, Indianapolis; A. E. Curtis, 'incinnati; A. G. Mitten, Goodland. nd Mrs. Courtney W. Dice of'ovingtop as speakers. Society of ndiana Pioneers will meet late In be afternoon at the Claypool, the 'nner following. All reservations hould be made through Dr. C. B. oleman, 34 State-house. COOLIDGE POT A TOES ON SALE Vermont Dealer Offers President’s Farm’s Tubers. u O'iinrs Hnpolal NEW YORK, Dec. 3. —Potatoes, grown on the Coolidge farm,” are being advertised for sale in New fork newspapers. ‘‘A thrill for your dinner guests,' leads the advertisement of the Di ! mock Potato Corporation, Bellows j /•'alls, Vt. "When you entertain, treat Junu ' •;uests to this unusual long-to-be-re-aiembered novelty. Baked potato®.,, e luxe—grown on the farm of Cal • in Coolidge’s boyhood!” The potatoes are known as “Cooltee homestead bakers,” and upon 1 le coupon to be clipped by the pros

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