Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 216, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 January 1935 — Page 14

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R9BERS WILL BE M'NUTT'S GUEST ON LOCAL VISIT Famous Humorist to Arrive by Plane for Junior League Program. Will Rogers will arrive at Municipal Airport this afternoon with his famous alarm clock set to ring at 8:15 when he will speak at the Armory, 711 N. Pennsylvania-st, in the Junior League’s program for the benefit of the occupational therapy department of the James Whitcomb Riley Memorial Hospital for Children. While in Indianapolis, the cowboy humorist and actor will be the guest of Gov. and Mrs. Paul V. McNutt at the Governor’s mansion. During the afternoon he will visit with Gov. McNutt at the Statehouse and make a brief investigation of the Indiana Silitical and legislative situation in der to obtain a local background for his talk tonight. Members of the General Assembly have hopes that Mr. Rogers will be able to make a short speech to a Joint meeting of the Senate and the House. An attempt was made yesterday to invite him to make the talk, but it is not yet known whether or not he will be able to in> .ade it in his schedule. Mr. Rogers has expressed a wish to visit Riley Hospital in order to familiarize himself with the work of the institution in whose behalf he is appearing here. * One of Mr. R<<gers’ greatest hopes for the day’s program is to have a little time for and relaxation after nearly a week of air travel. He left his California home Monday to fly to South Bend, where he spoke at a Notre Dame alumni football dinner. From there he went to Washington and yesterday b' flew from the capital to New Yoik and then to Philadelphia, where he received a medal for being “America’s Advertising Ambassador’’ at a dinner of the Poor Richard Club. Tonight’s program also will in-'

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elude a concert by the Indianapolis Boy Scout Band and the Arthur Jordan Choristers. More than three-fourths of the Armory seats have been sold and members of the Junior League are confident of a capacity audience. Ticket headquarters in the Denison Building, Ohio and Pennsylvania-sts, will remain open all day. Mr. Rogers’ last appearance in Indianapolis was seven years ago when he also spoke at the Armory. ~THE ITCH Prevalent in Indianapolis Go to Hook's or any good drug store and get a bottle of Gates Sanation Lotion. Guaranteed to stop the embarrassment and discomfort of itch, 60c large bottle.—Advertisement.

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Beadle, Purdue university, secre-tary-treasurer; Mrs. Fred Herrick, Logans port, senior executive committee member, and Miss Christina Lowe. Columbus, junior executive committee member. “Distinguished Purdue alumni certificates" were awarded Lee B. Florea, Milton, and Charles L. Chambers. Kokomo, at the annual banquet of the Purdue Agricultural Alumni Association. Speakers were Dean A. Rr Mann, Cornell University; Dr. G. I. Christie, president of Ontario Agricultural College, and Dean J. H. Skinner and President E. C. Elliott of.Purdue. F. M. Modisett, Logansport, and Webb Robeson. Tipton, were elected to the board of directors. Indiana may soon have a national forest, Earl W. Tinker of the United States Forest Service. Milwaukee, told a sectional meeting of Civilian Conservation Corps directors and

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others interested in forestry work yesterday. ACACIA TO HOLD DINNER Local Fraternity Names Committees for Tri-State Affair. Newly elected officers of the Indianapolis Acacia Fraternity Alumni Association today announced that committees have been named to arrange the 15th annual Acacia tri-state banquet this spring. Officers in charge are Buford Shook, president; Don Wright, vice president, and John Kirkpatrick, secretary-treasurer.

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