Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 139, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1933 — Page 22

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I H. THOMPSON NEW SECRETARY tOF Y. M. C. A. Succeeds George Ratcliff, Recently Killed in Auto Accident. "Edgar H. Evans, president of the Cidianapolis Young Men’s Christian ssociation. announced the appointlent yesterday of A. H. Thompson membership secretary to succeed ;orge Ratcliff, who was killed rently in an automobile accident. Mr. Thompson has been a promint member of the Y. M. C. A. iff for the last five years, his first st being assistant educational dictor. Since 1931 he has been in e membership and social departjnts. I JHIEF LOOTS PURSES | OF WOMEN AT PARTY jOverlooks $12.50 while Hastily Ransacking Bedroom. | A thief who could as easily have taken sl7 obtained only $4.50 last bight. ; Three purses containing sl7, befonging to three guests at the home >f Mrs. Charles B. Christ, 3446 Guilford avenue, were stolen from ti bed in the home while a party w n progress. * Al l th P purses were found In an pilley. All w'ere empty except one ta-hich had contained $12.75, of fvhieh only 75 cents was missing. It belonged to Miss Hazel Cooper, Clinton, Ind. The other losers were Misses Victoria Leafgreen and WilIna Wilkins, both of Terre Haute Jhd. DIVIDEND IS DECLARED " I hryslcr to Pay 50 Cents a Share on Common Stock. 81l United PrrsH i NEW YORK, Oct. 20,-The Chrysler Corporation today declared a pividend of 50 cents per share on the common stock, payable Dec. 31, to stockholders of record Dec. 1. A similar payment was made Sept. 15. t The company also announced in hine months ended Sept, 30 it had earned $2.77 per share as compared y ith a net loss in the nine months ft 1932. Week-End Specials Capitol Poultry Cos. 1018 S. Meridian St. Freo Dressing—Free Delivery PRexel 3030 J,ar** Choice Fly- _ mouth Knelu, jgjgfefft \\ 1 1 itHocks nntl Will Hhode Inland Keel M| Mm frys n 2 to 8-Lb. Average lenhorn FRYERS M/c Leghorn <4 #9 HENS “• I Uc ■ ■■"■■■■■■■ Fre* Delivery on all purchase® of 750 or more. Balance of Poultry at j lowest prices. Special prices given to 1 churches, lodges, etc. Call DR. 3030 >• . jGET THE BEST | M Wlten* you’re offered a I substitute for Ibe original coru flakes, remember it is ' seldom in the spirit of n't#** OF BATTLI CREEK

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ILLNESS IS FATAL TO MRS. GEORGE WEAVER Funeral Services for City Resident to Be Held Tomorrow. Mrs. George A. Weaver, 58, died at her home, 2223 South Brookside parkway. Wednesday night after an illness of several months. Mrs. Weaver was born in Paris, 111,, but had lived nearly all her life in Indiahapolis. Surviving her are a daughter, Mrs. Jeannette Joyce; a son, Windsor J. Weaver; two sisters, Mrs. Zoma Hyser and Mrs. Lillian Flynn, and one grandson, all of Indianapolis. Funeral services will be held at the home at 2 tomorrow afternoon with burial in Crown Hill. More than 150,000 persons are engaged in the automobile tire and accessory manufacturing business in this country.

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SOPHOMORES AT BUTLER ELECT CLASSJ.EADER Second-Year Men Choose Ralph Brafford as President. Ralph Brafford, 3106 Broadway, today headed the sophomore class at Butler university, as result of the election held yesterday. Freshmen will name their class officers Thursday. Others elected by the sophomore class were: Miss Mary Katherine Mangus, 3805 North Delaware street, vice-president; Miss Pauline McCarty, 315 North Illinois street, secretary, and Parmalee Dovey, 4551 Carrollton avenue, treasurer.

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Mr. Finnegan! Walks In, Out Again as Guests Flee. HE walked right in, turned around and walked right out again with $1.50. William R. Gillum, 913 Buchanan street, told police he was in the living room of his home with some guests last night, when a man strolled in from the kitchen. The party broke up as host and guests fled through the front door to the street. After the man was gone, it was discovered that $1.50 was missing from a mantle. Cement-coated nails, used in the construction of wooden containers, have two to three times the holding power of uncoated nails.

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CARROUJUDGE Law Changing Cities to Towns Is Illegal, Says Ruling. By Time* Special DELPHI, Oct, 20.—The act of the 1933 Legislature changing cities of less than 3,000 population to the status of towns is unconstitutional, Judge E. E. Pruitt of Carroll circuit court has ruled. The decree was handed down in the case of Albert H. Brewer, who sought a restraining order to prevent town elections here this fall.

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