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BIRTHDAY BALL HELPERS NAMED BY LEGION UNIT Washington’s Anniversary to Be Marked at Claypool Hotel. Committee* for the annual Washington Birthday Ball of the American Legion Feb. 22 at the Claypool. ha‘ e been announced by Charles E. Ci.ppin, general chairman. The dance is sponsored by the Forty and Eight. Reservations may be made at the Indianapolis Chatteau. 126 N. Delaware. Committee members include: Reception. Ralph E. Klare, Joseph F. Lutes. F. A. Montrose, Frank Henley, E. O. Marquette, Barney Breedlove and Dr. Frank Long; publicity. Leo Lilz. Harold Robinson and Harold Feightner; safety. Otto MaAs, Edward Gaynor, Roy Washbum, P. J. McMahon and Leo Troutman. Post contact, Ralph E. Klare, H. C. King. Foster Stanley. D. P. Wilmeth, W. N. South. Alvin Hall of Danville; finance, Rov Moore, Elmer Goldsmith; floor. Evert Sexton, Raymond Grider, Merrill J. Woods, Roy Bailey, Fred Spencer and Horace E. Boyd; music committee, Paul Mathews. John Ferree, Edward H. Hoffstatter, Glenn Crawford. Entertainment, Kurt Francke, W. O. Wheeler, Clarence Holding, Henry Lorber, H. C. King: national guard, B. W. Breedlove; reserve corps, Dr. C. R. Bird; naval reserve. Palu Aiken; color bearers, Ralph Mosier, Clem Keller; Charles Bodecker, Moffitt Uller.v; ticket chairmen. Marion Hinkle and G. William Thompson, and table reservations, William C. Middlesworth, Glen Robinette, L. N. Helm, Don Hoover, J. M. Johnson, Dr. Carl D. Herther. IMPROVEMENTS MADE ON INDIANA ARMORIES Nineteen Project), Are Under Way, With Seven Others Completed. Improvement projects on National Guard armories are in progress in 19 Indiana cities, according to Adjt. Gen. Elmer F. Straub. Improvements on seven armories have been completed. This work Jr, in addition to proposed construction of new armories in Darlington, Attica, Colfax, Spencer. Evansville and Newcastle. Naval units are to be constructed at Indianapolis and Michigan City. General Straub said plans for the Darlington armory have been approved and work is to start soon, using WPA funds. Cities in which alterations have been completed, and their casts, are: Anderson. $16,000; Frankfort. $4326; Indianapolis warehouse, $14.000; Kokomo, $3500; Lebanon, $2666; New Albany, SI6OO. and Rensselaer, $485. CONCILIATORS - ENTER STORE DISPUTE HERE Two United States Department of Labor conciliators, Robert Pilkington and Robert Fox, were trying today to settle a dispute at the William H. Block Cos. Twenty-eight drivers, members of anew local of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Stablemen and Helpers, were said to be involved. The dispute arose, according to officials, over the layoff three weeks ago of wo men. Members of the Block firm declined to comment. WPA to Accept Bids Bids are to be received at the Works Progress Administration offices In Indianapolis Tuesday for a radio range beacon to be erected at the Fort Wayne municipal airport. An appropriation of $2903 has been made for the equipment.

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NORI.KHVII.LE Don Lennen. 52 Survivors Widow, brother. Forest; sister, Mr* Fred Kerr. CICF.RO Mrs. Elisa Jane Richardson. 73 Survivor; Daughter, Miss Ruth Richardson. WHITFSTOWN-Mr Nancy C Carr. 80 Survivors; Son, Cleve: daughters. Mrs. Henrv E. Smith and Mrs. Grace Sorter; brother Robert Lunsford; sister, Mrs. Mary Dttzenberger. MOOR El. AND —Alonso L. Chamneas, 77. Burvivor: Widow. Elizabeth. Mrs. Cynthia Davis. 65 Survivors: Sisters. Mr> Anson Prlddy, t ,T -. Amanda Deavers. Mrs. El'ea Shockley and Mrs. Ethel Oxley; broih<rs. Jonas. Jonathan, HerscLell and Simon Turner. LOSANTVII.I.E Prentice L. Holaday, 75 Survivors! Widow. Emma; sons. Gail and Delbert Hoiadav; stepson. Ralph Retz; stepdaughter. Mrs. Mildred Todd. NEWCASTLE—Francis W. Cloud, 34. Survivors: Widow Ruby; parents. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cloud: sister:.. Miss Eva Cloud and Mrs Raymond Roberts; brothers, William. Wishard and Elmer Cloud. OGILVILI.E Mrs. Sarah L. Cox. 70 Survivors: Daughter, Mr*. Mary Purdurr.; sons, Tom. George. John and William Cox. HOPE- Zeb T. Danner, 78 Survivors: Widow daughters. Mrs. Mildred Burch, Mrs. Clinton Burn* and Mrs. Glayds Cox: sister, Mrs. Margaret Mcßride. WHEATLAND—Mrs. Elizabeth Shinn. 77. Survivor: Son, Harry Shinn. SVGAS CREEK—Charles Jacobi. 73. farmer. Survivors: Widow, Caroline: daughters. Mrs. Clarence Snodgrass and Mrs. Claude Curry; son, Ezra; brother, Lewis. MELLOTT Terrance Derrington. 35. Survivors; Widow. Frances; son, Charles; daughters, Victoria and Claudia; mother, Mrs. Victoria Campbell; brother. Jack. FRANKFORT— Mrs. Florence Spurgeon, 27. Survivors: Widower James: father. Ira C. Phillipe: sisters. Mrs. Andv Mohicr. Mis Jesse Bolden, Misses Mildred and May Phillipe. OTTLKKEiN Mrs. Anna S. Arvldson. 74. Survivors: Sons, Robert, Carl and Elmer; daughters. Mrs. Iva A. Kobr. Mrs. Mary E Reed. Mrs. Elsie W'ttshurack and Mrs. Ella Vester. EI.WOOD Mr.s. Alice Josephine Shinkle. 59 Survivors: Widower, William; daughters. Mr:;. Grace Harris and Mr.s. Dora Reed; sons, Raymond and Harlan: sister Mrs. Ollic Robinson: brothers. Edward Meredith and Claude Vanßuskirk. HARTFORD CITY Mrs. Mary Jeanette Pursley, 58. Survivors: Widower. A N Pursier; daughters. Mrs. Mat Scheidler. Mrs. Carl Piguet anti Miss Evelyn Pursle.v: sons, William. Lawrence. John and Rev. Leo Purslev: father. George W Sloan. MILTON—-Jesse Herbert Hussey, 64. Stir-

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vlvors: Widow. Luella: daughter. Mrs. Eunice Eichinger; aister, Mrs. Henry Miller. ERANCESVILLE—Mrs Lydia Hubbard 87. Burrivors: Son-, William and C. E. RICHMOND - Mr< LvdiJ Brooks, 70. Survivors: Son. William; daughters. Mrs. Zeta Riggs. Mr*. Jennie Pearce. Mrs. Mae Rogers, Mrs Lavonne Hickman and Mrs. Naomi Moorman; sister. Mrs. Dora Mount. ALAMO—Mrs. Ruhama McSpadden. 67. Survivors: Widower. Willard; daughter. Mrs. Roscoe Hudson- stepdaughters. Mr:. Lonnie Pickett and Mrs. Fred Wann: sister. Mrs. Harve Fuiwider: sons. Clifford Giliis and Dean McSpadden; brother, Samuel Armour. ANDERSON—Mrs. Evaline Jones. 83. Burvivors: Sons. Earl and P. B.; brother, George T. Ersklne. Dale McKinley Blansette, 16. MUNCIE—Mrs. Nannie B. Morris. 75. Survivors: Son. Paul; sisters, Mrs. Nora Swanders and Mrs. Gertrude Brewington. Edward D. Myers. 74. Survivors: Widow. Sarah: .sons, Jesse and Petit; brothers, Monroe. Manassee and John; sister, Mrs. Frank Jordan. RICHMOND—WiIIiam Fitzbibbons, 62. Oliver P. Hodgin. 65. Mrs. Euline Jones, 82. Survivors: Sons, Earl and Rev. G. C. Jones; brother, George Erskine. UNION CITY—Mrs. Wert Williams, 64. Survivors: Widower; stepdaughter, Mrs. W. T. Friesmer. GREENS BURG—Mrs. Julia Catherine Maple, 59. Survivors: Widower. Emmett: sons, Earl, Charles and Raymond; daughters. Mrs. Ida Littell and Miss Loretta Maple. WESTPORT-J. L. Conwell, 53. Survivors; Widow. Margaret; sons. G-zne, James Jr. and Robert; daughters. Mrs. Lucille Irwin and Miss Betty Conwell. GREENCASTLE—Frank Peck, 68. Survivors: Sister, Mrs. Emily P. Bicknell; brother. W. B. MARTINSVILLE—Miss Jose Ann Neal. 67. Survivors: Mother. Minerva; sister, Mrs. John Barger; brothers, Bert, Eck, Charles. Richard and John. EOG AN SPORT—Mrs. Minnie Groninger, 66. Survivors: Son. Taylor: daughter, Mrs. Sullitan Vesh, Mrs. Robert Dean, Mrs.

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Bernard Corcoran. Mrs. OUie Waites. M s. Pearl Layman. Mrs. Roy Pierce and M s. Abner Clemens. NORTH VERNON—E. E. Olcott. Survi - or: Widow, Clara. WABASH—Hiram M. Ham. 86. Su--vlvors: Sons, Thadeus and James Ham. BLL'FFTON—Mrs. Louise Reppert. 87. Survivors: Daughters. Mrs. Rudolph Schug. Mrs. Charles waiters. Mrs. Calvin Yager. Mrs. John F. Fuik and Mrs. Jacob Pfieffer; sons. Will and Fred Reppert; brothers, Herman and Fred Sellemeyer. Mrs. Alice Jane Ginter. 77. Survivors: Sons, Harvey and Homer Ginter; daughter, Mrs. Charles Henschen. Jacob Baumgartner. 71. Survivors: Widow, Mary: brothers. Samuel, Alfred. Peter. Lawrence and Joe Baumgartner; sisters. Mrs. William Smith. Mrs. Hattie Neals and Miss Lizzie Baumgartner. LOGANSPORT—Isaac Hile. 81. Survivors: Son. Samuel: daughters, Mrs. Daniel Kniesly and Mrs. Emma Wiiwer. STAUNTON—EImer Deakins, 41. Survivors: Widow, Fay; sons. John. David. Everett and Robert; daughters. Helen. Jessie. Macil and Dorothy; father. William: sisters. Mrs. Myrtle lawson, Mrs. Nettie Tibbetts. Mrs. Seddina Roeschlein and Mrs. Harriet Roeschlein: brothers, Herschel. Gerald. Herbert and Albert. VINCENNES—Mrs. Sarah Coon. 64. Survivors: Son. Clarence; brothers. Everett. Will and John Parker; sisters, Mrs. Luther Grant and Mrs. George Lamb SOUTH BEND—Mrs. Julia Van UeVeie-. 81. Survivors: Sons. August. Henry. Thriphon. Edmond .and Camiel: daughter. Mrs. Charles Vandurne; sister, Mrs. Delphine Verheya. Albert C. Irish, 61. Survivors: Widow.

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