Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 69, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1934 — Page 2

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EULOGY. POEM ANOSONGFORM DRESSLER RITES Close Friends to Attend Simple Ceremony for Beloved Star. Ks f. rsit'4 f*rra* HOLLYWOOD. July 31 —With the amplest ceremony. Marie Dressier will be buried today. Only a lew of her closest friend.-*, ranging from producers to propert. boy3. will attend services at Forest Lawn Memorial park. Police were prepared for a crush of thousandexpected ui fight for a glimpse ot celebrities—as they did at the funerals of Lon Chancy and Rudolph Valentino. The film industry’s farewell to the famous star will consist of a poem, a song and a eulogy, just as slic would have wished it. The po°m will be placed in the casket beside her body, ravaged b. disease to the point that none was permitted to view it. It runs: Perh; ,n he 1 earned she truth nhen At- Com** as*:n vr.tb heaAnd i*M rv her sods and godtir ,-e. Jeannette MacDonald, screen star, will sing •'Ab.de With Me" ar.ri "Face to Face " Then M. s Catherine Lewis V. ill play the organ for the last time for the kind veteran who employed her as a ‘'sideline' pianist during making of the old silent pictures. Six pallbearers, all director-friends of lone standing, will carry the simple bronze casket to the grave. The pallbearers will be W. S. Van Dyke. William K. Howard, Mervrn Leroy. Charles F. Rie-ner. Jack Conway and Clarence Brown. Miss Dressier dad last Saturday at fi-> after a lingering bat tic against carcinoma of the stomach.

JORDAN CONSERVATORY WILL OPEN ON SEPT. 4 Chapel Services. New Women’s Dormitory Are Features. Chapel services, opening of a women's dormitory and a library of choral music will feature the opening of the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music at the fall semester Sept. 4. The services will be held at 1 p. m. each Tuesday afternoon. The women’s dormitory, to be maintained during the 1934-1935 school year, will be located at 1500 North Delaware street. Professor 1). C. Gilley, head of the organ department, has installed a library of choral music. Activities of the school will be broadened. It is affiliated with Butler university. The school’s opening for preparatory students will be on Sept. 4 anil for degree students on Sept. 17-18. CITY BOY IS AWARDED HARVARD FELLOWSHIP former Sbortridgc Honor Student Receives High Honor. Gordon Myron Messing. 17. of 5427 North Delaware street, has been awarded a prize fellowship at Harvard university for entering freshmen of ability and promise. He is one of ten boys from the midwest awarded similar prizes, which carry maximum stipends ol SIOOO for the freshman year and $1,200 each year thereafter. Yoiuig Messing, son of Samuel Mayer Messing, ranked first in his class at Shortndge high school, was an rditor of the school paper, leader of the debating team and winner of a city-wide French contest. 300 BOYS. GIRLS IN WARREN 4-H EVENT Achievement Day Set for Friday at Town>hip School. More than 300 boys and girls wiil participate in the fifth annual Wairen township vocational and 4-H Achievement day Friday at Warren Central high school. The show is sponsored by the vocational. agricultural and home economics departments of the school, the senior and junior 4-H Club leaders and the six parent teacher organizations in the township. FINANCE FIRM FORMED Corporation Fstablished to Handle Mortgage Loans Herr. Establishment here of the Building Anance Corporation. 805 Continental building, to handle John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company mortgage loans for Indianapolis was announced today by Dan W. Flu kinger, 5 East Market street. John Hancock general agent. Tire life insurance company has approximately 51.300, 000 .n Indiana pelts mortgage loans at this time.

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