Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 235, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1935 — Page 4

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PRESS AGENTS FOR COLLEGES TO MEET HERE Butler Is to Be Host to 50 Publicity Men From Midwest. More than 50 Midwest college and university publicity directors are to assemble at the Lincoln Friday and Saturday at the Fourth District meeting of the American College Publicity Association. Butler University will bj host with Evan Walker, district director, in charge. Among speakers are to be McCready Huston, chief editorial writer of The Times: Wayne Guthrie and Hilton U. Brown of the News, Claude Mahoney, Joseph E. Craven and Robert Harvey of the Star, and Foster B. Hailey, Associated Press bureau chief. Edwin V. O'Neel, Hagerstown Exponent editor; Raymond E. Blackwell. assistant to the president, University of Louisville, and Wallace O. Lee, personnel director for the Indianapolis Power and Light Cos., also are to speak. University publicity directors who are to be heard include Joseph Petritz, Notre Dame; Russell Alexander, De Pauw; Mrs. Marie L. Shaver, Ashland College; Edward H. Stromberg. Northwestern, and Joseph F. Wright, Illinois. Butler University is to hold its annual Founder’s Day celebration Feb. 7, Prof. Bruce L. Kershner, public occasions chairman, announced today. Tentative program for the day includes academic exercises on the campus and a dinner in the Claypool. Alumni, former students and friends are invited. President James W. Putnam is to select the Founder's Day speaker. The celebration was inaugurated several years ago and falls on the birthday of Ovid Butler, for whom the school is named.

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Basil Tyner (abovet, member of Phi Delta Kappa, is chairman of the orchestra committee for the annual Christmas membership darvee of the Inter-Fraternity-Sorority Council of Indianapolis to be given Dec. 21 in the Claypool. He and other committeemen were named by Gordon B. Sutton, council president.

HEALTH GROUP ELECTS I>r. L. I. Steinbaeh and Dr. H. G. Ncster Win Offices. Timm Special GREENCASTLE, Ind., Dec 10.— Dr. L. I. Steinbaeh, dean of men at Central Normal College, will act as president of the Indiana Student Health Association during the next year, and Dr. H. G. Nester of Butler University will serve as vice-presi-dent. They were elected at the fifth annual meeting of the Association at DePauw University. Central Normal was chosen as the 1936 meeting place. Heads Richmond Detectives RICHMOND, Ind., Dec. 10.—Ellis Duckett, city patrolman since 1931, has been named by the Police Board to succeed the late David Carr as chief of detectives. Mr. Carr died Dec. 2.

BANTAMS LEAD IN ENTRIES FOR POULTRY SHOW Exposition at Fairground Is to Open Tomorrow, Closing Sunday. Largest display in the Indianapolis National Poultry and Pet Stock Exposition to open tomorrow is in the bantam division, with 1500 oirds entered. The small chickens are to compete for a SSOO gold trophy, to be presented by Harold B. Wide-

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man, Niles, Mich., American Bantam Association president. The show Ls to be held In Manufacturers Building, State Fairground, and is to continue through Sunday. In the course of exposition, the American Bantam Association and the Hoosier Bantam Club are to hold annual conventions, to close Thursday night tfith a banquet at the Washington. Rabbit division, in charge of John C. Fehr. assisted by F. H. Beardwilt, Lawrence, has 300 entries. Indianapolis Rabbit Club convention is to be held in connection with the show. Show officials state there is to be an unusual showing of waterfowl, including wild migratory birds, peacocks and pheasants. Purdue University is to have an educational exhibit on poultry, including motion pictures, , lectures and printed matter. Commercial

display Is to Include exhibits of the latest feeds, brooders, incubators and accessories. STATE PARKS IS TOPIC Conservation Worker Is to Talk at Fort Wayne. Timm Special FORT WAYNE. Ind., Dec. 10.— Milton Wysong, Indianapolis, member of the State Conservation Department educational staff, is to give an illustrated lecture on state parks in an Indiana Day program at Central High School tomorrow.

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