Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 249, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1932 — Page 3

FEB. 25, 1932

SEN. COSTIGAN 1 WILL SPEAK TO ! STATE EDITORS Large Attendance Is Seen for Democratic Group’s Two-Day Parley. Speeches by Senator Edward J. Costigan of Colorado and Robert McCormick of the Chicago Tribune will be among the features of the mid-winter meeting of the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association at the Claypool Friday and Saturday. Large attendance is indicated by advance sales of tickets, according to Claude G. Brodecker, association president. A luncheon Friday will open the session. Legal advertising will be the topic. McCormick will speak Friday afternoon on “The Minne-' sota Gag Law and the Freedom of the Press.” J. Kenneth Gorrell, Bremen, will preside at the annual gridiron banquet Friday night. Officers will be elected following a luncheon at noon Saturday. It is expected present officers will be advanced, according to custom, which would make Clarence Wolfe, New Harmony, president. Other officers are Wray E. Fleming, Michigan City, and Frank Finney, Martinsville, vice presidents; W. C. Minor, Cannelton, secretary, and Scott B. Chambers, Newcastle, treasurer. Senator Costigan will speak at a political banquet Saturday night.

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The big, square ice card that formerly was the drawing board for caricatures by the family’s Bud Fisher, or served as the housewife’s telephone directory, is an ancient as the dodo bird. In it’s place, it was revealed today at the meeting of the Indiana Ice Dealers Association in the Severin, is anew, oblong card with bigger and better figures of poundage. The new card is paraffined in order that pencil marks can not deface its surface and make “Yoo-hoo” out of the figures. Miss Majorie Miller, assistant secretary of the association, is shown in the photo with one of

the new cards contrasting with one of the old models. Te cards, exhibited by the Indexed Coupon Company of La Porte,.have figures on both sides. PRAY FOR PASTOR, ILL Tabernacle Presbyterian Holds Service for Dr. Dunkel. Members of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church Wednesday night offered prayers for the recovery of Dr. J. Ambrose Dunkel, pastor, who is seriously ill at his home, 3815 North Delaware street. The pastor has been ill since Sunday night, when he was stricken at the church.

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CHURCHILL TO BE GREETED DY PUBUCCHIEFS Leslie and Sullivan Are on Reception Committee; Peer Here Saturday. Governor Harry G. Leslie and Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan will be members of the reception commit- | tee for Sir Winston Churchill, noted British parliament member, who j will lecture Saturday night at the 1 Murat. Mr. Churchill and his daughter, | Diana, will be met by the committee at the Union station at 2:05 Saturday afternoon, and will be escorted ; to the Marott. Other members of the committee, ; named by the Indiana Council of ’ International Relations, under ! whose auspices Mr. Churchill will ; lecture, are Dr. Carleton B. McCuli louch. George J. Marott, Dr. David M. Edwards, Mrs. John W. Kern, Mrs. Isaac Born, Mrs. J. E. P. Holland of Bloomington, Miss Claribell Moore, Miss Jane Toner of Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Runj nells Harrell, Reginald Garstang, ! Addison Howe, Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Clowes. At the hotel, Mr. Churchill, his

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daughter, and committee members will be entertained as personal guests of Marott. A police escort will be provided Mr. Churchill en route to the temple. Garstang will escort Miss Churchill. , Following the lecture, an informal reception will be given Mr. Churchill in the lounge room of the Shrine Mosque adjoining the temple. Mr. Churchill and his daughter will remain in Indianapolis Saturday night and will depart some time Sunday.

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FLORISTS WILL MEET Annual Conference Will Be at Pure* due March 1-2. By Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind., Feb. 25.—Fifth annual conference of Indiana flor-

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