Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 284, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1936 — Page 10

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H. S. MUSICIANS ENTER CONTEST AT FRANKFORT 5000 Expected at Annual Band and Orchestra Meet in May. Timm Fprrinl FRANKFORT. Ind., Fob, 5. Plans for entertaining 5000 persons here May 1 and 2 for the Indiana state high tchooi band and orchestra contest are to be made at a meeting of an executive committee Monday night. Hailed as the largest convention ever planned here, the annual musical tournament is to be handled through co-operation of numerous civic, fraternal and educational groups. Committees named to perfect arrangements for the two-day event, and whose chairmen constitute the executive committee, include the following: Housing, Parent-Teacher clubs; registration and assignment, Tri Kappa Sorority; parade. American Legion; decorations, Rotary Club; courtesy cars, Kiwanis Club; band and orchestra placements, Muss Inez Nixon; meals and hotels, Chamber of Commerce; first aid. Miss Jessie Berry; printing, Will G. Ross, and lblicity, Mrs. Merle Hawk and L. ul J. Meifeld.

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen belong to: Kenneth Bradbury. 440 N. Li n wood-a v. Plymouth coupe. 111-979. from in front of his home.

BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: Thomas Rucklehou.se. 2835 N. McridianRt. Ford coupe, found in front of 1043 W. New York-st. damaged. Margaret, Rutledge. 2815 Brookside-av, Ford coach, found at 19 N. Denny-st. Gerald Miller, 3510 N. Pennsylvania-st. Ford convertible coupe, found in rear of 1637 N. Meridtan-st. 8 Sorenson. 624 E. 12!h-st, GrahamPaige sedan, found at Morris and Reisnersts.

EVERY YEAR ONE GREAT CAR FLASHES TO THE FRONT

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GETS MARION POSITION Miss Gten Harter Named Head of Home for Aged Women. Appointment of Miss Glen Harter, assistant to the pastor and secretary of Downey Avenue Christian Church, as superintendent of the Emily E. Flinn Home for Aged Women, Marion, was announced today. The home is maintained by gifts from Disciples of Christ churches.

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