Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 186, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1935 — Page 2

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COMMITTEE IS APPOINTED BY BUTLER ALUMNI Three City Men Among Six Named to Executive Group of Body. * John L Fuller, president o£ the Butler University Alumni Association, has announced appointment of Rev. Carl H Barnett, Eural Byfield and Austin Clifford of Indianapolis to the executive committee of the organization for 193536 Other mmebers of the committee are Frank Brown. Howard C Caldwell, and Miss Sarah Sisson. Mr. Barnett is a member of the class of 1910. Mr Clifford was graduated In 1917 and Mr. Byfield in 1924. Debating Trials Start Try-outs for of 'he Butler University varsity debate squads have started under direction of Charles H. Walters, debate roach. Forty candidates reported for the two squads. Prof. Walters has that, Butler will participate jn approxj-

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mately twenty-five intercollegiate meets this season, smong them being the annual tournament at North Manchester College in March. Plant Specimens Received The Butler University herbarium has received 300 specimens of plants from northern Michigan as the result of a gift by Dr. John F. Potzcer. instructor in botany, who spent several days last summer doing plant research on Mackinac and Round Islands in the Straits of Mackinac. FACE GAMING CHARGES Eight Held After Youth Complains of Losing Money. Complaint of a youth that he lost money in a domino-rhum game in a poolrooom at .3404 E. lOth-st, brought, the arrest of eight men on gaming charges Saturday. George Hoffman 57, alleged proprietor of the poolroom. was charged with keeping a gaming house and the other seven were charged with visiting. Pastor Chosen H// I iin < > S’ p i rin l RICHMOND. Ind.. Oci. 14.—The Rev. F. M. Hanes, Anderson, has been chosen as pastor of the Second English Lutheran Church, officers announced. He is to succeed the Rev. L. Herbert Wyandr, who has been named Civilian Conservation Corps chaplain at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. Indianapolis.

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BANKS REFLECT BETTER TIMES, GOVERNOR SAYS Increased Deposits Show Return of Prosperity, McNutt Declares. Indiana banks and building loan associations were termed “weathervanes of returning prosperity" today by Gov. McNutt, as he told of increased deposits in state banks. The address also was broadcast last night. "Timp deposits," he said, "in 427 banks under state control are $3,000.000 more today than a year ago and savings and thrift deposits total $99,749,000 as against $74,687,000 a year ago. Return of Prosperity Shown "Definite indication of a return to prosperity is reflected in the condition of Indiana financial institutions. Total resources for the fiscal year ending June .30 in Indiana amount to $373,017,518.10 or an increase of $61,000,000 in resources over June 30. 1934.” But one bank closed during the last, year, caused by defalcations of a cashier, he said. Depositors

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