Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 4, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1934 — Page 12

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CHICAGO PASTOR NAMED TO HEAD REFORMSYNDD The Rev. L. S. Hegnauer Is New President of Midwest Group. The Rev. L. S. Hegnauer, pastor of the Third Reformed Churrh of Chicago, yesterday was elected president of the midwest synod of the Reformed Church in the United States, in annual session at the Carrollton Avenue Reformer church here. Mr. Hegnauer succeeds the Rev. J. M. Johnson. Gary, Ind., who is presiding at the sessions. The Rev. J. W. Myers, Louisville, Ky., was elected vice-president. The newly elected officers will take charge at the close of the sessions tomorrow. President Johnson, in his annual report, revealed that last year the church suffered a loss in membership but this year has increased its total membership to 19,852, as against 19,728 last year. The report showed a healthy growth in most of the Sunday schools in the churches of this synod. In closing, he pleaded “for a year of intensive evangelism.”

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Automobiles reported to police as stolen belong to: Robert Harper. 1236 Norn West street, Ford coach 38-715 from 400 Indiana avenue Francis Slinger. 2406 North Talbot avenue Marmon sedan. 85-r.u, irom Massachusetts avenue and Alabama streets. Hu sell C Fish, 215 Buckingham drive. Plymouth sedan. 8-780. from 506 Sutherland avenue C. W. Smith. 4315 North Meridian stree' Pontiac redan. 122-442. from Market and Ohio streets. Jake Feld Companv, 115 East New York street. Rockne sedan. 8-368. from Meridian and Pearl streets Mrs. M. L. Burgess. 876 West drive, ■Woodruff Place, 109-416. from 1000 East Market street. H. W Dennis. 1002 East Fifty-ninth street, Buick sedan 110-135. from 36 Virgiania avenue. Eimer Rarrett. 1317 Pleasant street. Oldsmobile nach. from rear vard at 1317 Pleasant street.

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Stolen automobiles recovered bv police belone to Doyle Hill. ?5 West Michigan street. Ford coach, recovered bv owner. Fred Allen. 2927 Shriver a'-enue. Ford roadster, found at St. Clair and California streets, Jessie Prar. Medora. Ind . Ford coach, found in rear of 423 Douglass r ret. stripped of fi\f tires and batterv. W F. Kilev 1241 Bellefontaine street,. Ford roadster, found at 1300 Hovev street, stripped of four wheels ar.ri tires. The St. Lawrence is North America’s widest river: it is ninety miles wide at its mouth.

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FIELD DAY WILL BE OBSERVED BY MANUALPUPILS Teachers Will Participate in Annual Outing Friday. A field day, with a program of circus stunts, contests between seniors and teachers, baseball, track, football and a parade, will be held by ManuaL Training high school Friday at Delavan Smith athletic field. The parade, from the school to the field and around the track, will open the event. An award will be given for the best decorated car in the parade. A baseball team from the Roines Club, senior boys' honorary organization, wall play a faculty team. The faculty committee in charge is composed of Misses Arda Knox, Katherine Mertz, Isobelle Mossman and Eloise Hanson; Messers. Alvin Romeiser. Charles M. Sharp, John H. Moffat, Lewis E. Finch, L. B. Maxwell, Marion A. Peeples, Harold E. Winslow, Lon L. Perkins, Oral Bridgeford, Harry Painter, Harold G. Boese, Harry H. Thomas, Ray Ankenbrock. A. R. Williams, Russell Clunie and Sergeant James A. Stogsdall. Stamp Club Will Meet Indiana Stamp Club will meet at 8 Friday in the Lockerbie for a trading session.

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