Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 114, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1927 — Page 11

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1,000 COMING TO THREE-OAT LIGHT SESSION National Association to Convene at French Lick Thursday. till Time* Special FRENCH LICK, Ind., Sept. 21. Thomas F. English of South Bend, veteran Indiana electric utility operator, will preside over the meeting of 1,000 electric executives of Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois and Indiana, here Thursday, Friday and Saturday. English is president of the Great Lakes division, National Electric Light Association, and will deliver his annual address Thursday morning. He will preside as toastmaster for the annual banquet, Friday evening, introducing Howard T. Sands of New York, president, and Paul S. Clapp, executive manager of the N. E. L. A.. English is head of the Indiana and Michigan Electric Company, and formerly headed the Indiana General Service Company of Muncie and Marion. Local Woman to Speak Tom Polk, Indianapolis, chairman of the program committee, announces that the completed program includes talks by leaders in all branches of the industry. Some of the Thursday features include the following: "The Development of the American Home,” by Mrs. Edward Franklin White of Indianapolis, first vice president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. "Government Ownership,” by Charles A. Eaton of Nela Park, Cleveland, and an illustrated lecture by C. N. Ripley of Schenectady, touching the same field, on the subject, "Advantages in the United States Versus the World.” "Public Utilities and the Homemaker,” by Miss Ruth A. Wardell, head of the home economic department, University of Illinois.

Banquet Friday Friday’s program, besides the banquet, includes addresses by A. L. Powell, Harrison, N. J., O. R. Hogue, Chicago; E. W. Lehmann, professor of farm mechanics. University of Illinois; Earle C. Whitehorn of Electrical'World, New York; and an address by B. J. Mullaney of Chicago, on “New Glasses of Old Eyes.” Saturday’s program will be featured by addresses from two men not directly connected with the industry. Prof. Henry R. Trumbauer of the University of Wisconsin will speak on “The Effect of Regulation on Management of Public Utility Enterprises.” Robert H. Dunn of the Michigan Public Utilities Commission, Lansing, will speak on “Utilities Service.” Other talks will be made Saturday by George E. Frazer. Chicago, and C. W. Horn, director of radio for the

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other organizations with allied interests are also in convention. These are County Engineers Association, Highway Superintendents Association and Sstreet Commissioners Association. Speakers today include: W. M. Holland, executive secretary, Indiana Highways Contractors, Inc.; Frederick E. Schortemeier, secretary of State; Joseph G. Hayes, president, commissioners association, and Albert J. Wedeking of the State Highway Commission. A sdtrset dance f?ill be held this evening. Officers of the various organizations in session are: County Commissioners’ Association—President, James Black, Crown Point; Vice President, Chester Latchaw, Anderson; Secretary Teasurer, John McGregor, Indianapolis. Engineers’ Association —President, Don Heaton, Fowler; Vice President, R. W. Meisinger, Evansville; Secretary Treasurer, C. K. Wallace, Hammond. Highway Superintendent’s Assocl-

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