Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 96, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 August 1934 — Page 14

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MRS. OWEN TO OPEN PROGRAM OF TOWN HALL Raymond Moley Will Speak Here Oct. 20, Lecture Heads Announce. Leading a list of world-famous persona lilies. Ruth Brvan Owen, United States minister to Denmark and first woman diplomat, will mauguarato th** 1934-35 Indianapolis Town Hall lecture series Oct. 6. Mrs. Owen, daughter of William Jennings Brvan. Will give her address at 11 a. m in the Columbia Chib ballroom Another figure prominent in the shaping of world policies is Raymond D. Moley. unofficial adviser to the administration and editor of “Today.” He will speak Oct. 20. Other speakers and dates of their appearance are Charles Batchelder, international commentator. Nov. 3; Dr. Louis Berg. Welfare island prison *N. Yj, doctor and penal expert, Nov. 10; Richard Washburn Child author and former minister to Italv. Nov. 17; Arthur Kallett, economist and auditor of "100 000.000 Guinea Pies.” Dec. 1: Gareth Jones, newspaper correspondent, Dec 8. Viola lima, editor and publisher of • Modern Youth.” Dec. 15; Alexander Afinogenov. famed Russian dramatist. Jan. 12; Colonel Stewart Roddie, European affairs commentator. Jan. 19; Dr Houston Petei on, philosopher and biographer, Jan 26. and Konrad Bercovivi, Rumanian gypsy author. Feb. 9. CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS Sixth Ward Young Democratic Group Picks Leaders. The Sixth Ward Young People's Democratic Club has announced election of Donald Whitinger as president. Other officers are Maxine Marlev, vice-president; Mary Hegarty. secretary, and Raymond Johnson, treasurer. The club will open its new headquarters at 2869 Clifton street at 8 next Wednesday.

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Chester L. Foerst In recognition of twenty-five years with the telephone industry, Chester L. Foerst. revenue methods supervisor in the Indiana Bell Telephone Company accounting department, today is eligible to receive a service emblem. Mr. Foerst began his career with the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company in St. Louis. Mo., as an office boy in August, 1909. He is married, has one daughter, and lives at 5430 College avenue. ORDERS AGED PRISONER REMOVED TO HOSPITAL Fudge Baker Advised Kidnap Suspect, 85, Is 111. Criminal Judge Frank P. Baker today approved an order transferring M. Albertson Howard. 85-year-old Franklin township constable, from the county jail to the city hospital detention home. Mr. Howard, who is charged with kidnaping, has become ill and needs hospital attention, according to the order.

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