Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 8, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1936 — Page 31

MARCH 20,1936

170 VETERANS TO BE FETED BY CITY CLUB 25-Year Members Are to Be Honored at Beefsteak Dinner Tuesday. More than 170 veteran members nf the Columbia Club are to be honored at the forty-seventh annual Beefsteak Dinner next Thursday night. a* a feature of the program Charles Milton Ncwromb, humorist, is to be guest of honor and speaker of the evening. He has announced he will talk on the subject 'What .Are You Afraid Os?" Music, a floor show, boxing and wrestling are also on the schedule for the annual stag entertainment. List of Honor Guests The following guests, members of Ihe club for at least a quarter century. are to be honored: Dr. H. R. Allen, A. B. Anderson, Harry C. Atkins, John H. Aufderheide. C. 3. Baker. Frank C. Ball, Oeorfge A Bail, W. S. Ballenger, Charles H. Bamaby, Hervev Bates, R. R. Batty, A. R. Baxter, Adam L. Beck. Henry W. Bennett. James Bingham. A. L Block, Meier S. Block, Edward W. Bowen, F. J. Biinkmever, Charles O. Britton. Chester O. Browne. Hilton U. Brown, John Burke, F. W. Butterworth. John C. Chancy, John ChlsleLt, Dr. Edmund D. Clark, Frederick A. Clark, Dr. W. F. Clevenger, John B. Cockrum. Alfred P. Conklin. John 3. Cox, Elmer E. Crane, W. W. Critrhlow, Claude H. Crowder. Henry R. Danner, Charles S. Davis, Fred C. Dickson, James I. Dissette, Walter J. Dixon, Henry L. Doilman. G. A. Efroymson, Prank C. Evans, Louis B. Ewbank. J. W. Fesler, F. B. Fowler, Joseph M. Francis. L. S. Ganter, Fred C. Gardner, Clarence Gonnett, A. M. Glossbrenner, J. P. Goodrich, Otis T. Gulley, William A. Guthrie. John E. Hampton. E. W. Harris, Arthur O. Hassensall. Will H. Hays, H. N. Hempstead, William J. Henley, A. D. Hitz, J. I. Holcomb, Jacqueline S. Holliday, Arthur M. Hood, William A. Hough, Ira J. Howe, Martin M. Hugg. O. B. lies, David Ingle, William G. Irwin. H. W. Israel. Harry E. Jennings, Thomas H. Johnson, Frank L. Jones. Dr. Samuel Kennedy, H. E. Kinney, B. W. Kirshbaum. Claude S. Kitterman. William Kothe, Fred C. Krauss, Paul H. Krauss. H. C. Langdon, B. F. Lawrence, Ralph A. Lemcke, Frank W. Lewis, Richard Lieber. J. K. Lilly, Caleb N. Lodge, Edward D. Logsdon. R. D. Machan, Charles M. Malott, Walter C. Marmon, Henry W. Marshall, Charles Martindale. John T. Martindale, Lynn B. Martindale, Isaac E. May. Harry Miesse, Hugh Th. Miller. Samuel D. Miller, Winfield Miller. Frank M. Millikan. Lynn B. Millikan, W. Morton Mills, Oscar H. Montgomery, J. T. Moorman, John Morris Jr.. J. F. Morrison, William H Morsches, David A. Myers. Elam H. Neal. Harry S. New, Dr. Thomas B. Noble, James W. Noel, W. F. Nugent. A. M. Ogle. John Owen. E L. Patrick. G. F. Patterson. W. H. Patton. Gavin L. Payne, Albert L. Pfau, Douglas Pierce, James E. Pierce, Ralph B. Polk. Leo M. Rappaport,, Charles S. Rauh, G. L. Reeves, P. C. Reilly, Charles F. Remy, Clarence R. Rhodes, Charles O. Roemier, J. C. Ruckelshaus, Dr. Sollis Runnels Gerry M. Sanborn, F. J. Scholz, J. C. Shaffer, Foster C. Shirley, John A. Simmons, M. N. Simon, Fred A. Sims. A. F. W. St. John. D. I. Smith, Charles B. Sopimers, Blake Stone, Elmer W. Stout, W. M. Swain. George W. Talbott. Walter W.Talley. William L. Taylor, Edwin P. Thayer, Charles N. Thompson, H. D. Thompson, Henry C. Thompson, Newton Todd, Edward R. Treat, L. H. Trotter, Robert H. Tyndall. Albert E. Uhl. M. J. Voris. Carl F. Walk. James E. Watson, George Watts, Walter R. Werking, J. S White, M. V. Wiggins. Charles N. Williams, Benjamin M. Willoughby. George S. Winters, E. H. Wol- . cott. W. C. Zaring, William A. Zumpfe. MOTORIST FINED SIOO FOR FLEEING ACCIDENT Bridgeport Man Found Guilty in Fatal Hit-Run Crash. William Russell Cress. Bridgeport, is to be sentenced Monday by Earl E. MrFerrcn, criminal judge pro tern., after having been found guilty yesterday of failure to stop after an accident. The jury deliberated more than six hours and assessed a fine of SIOO against Cress. The jury gave no jail sentence. Cress is alleged to have been the ' driver of an auto which struck and killed Lester Spangler. 20, of 216fi Napoleon-st. as he was walking on the National-rd west of Indianapolis, Nov. 24, 1934. POLICE SEIZE 6 SLEDS Ohio Cops Seek to Convince Coasters '*Hitching" Dangerous. Ft) T'nitcti Trent KENTON. 0.. March 20.—Police seized six sleds here to impress upon the minds of youthful coasters that hitching to the backs of automobiles "is dangerous business." T— *W K. \VnhitiKlon St. STOKES 20,1 \V, Washington St. A CANNEL I COAL I A deluxe fuel for fireplaces. I In bulk, or attractive and con||l venieni packages. I At all Cash and Carry Ice Stations. I POLAR ICE & FUEL CO. 2t>oo Northwestern Ave.

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What's wrong with this picture? We can tell you. It was taken yesterday, the last day of winter, in the glorious sunshine of midday on Butler University campus. It does not reflect the snowy first day of spring, which is today. Anyway the girls, Butler students, are. left to right, Mary Paxton Young, Jane Deranian and Marvilla Rainey, rolling the campus lawn—yesterday, mind you.

C. M. B. Group to Meet Harry Washburn has called a meeting of C. M. B. Cos. Dos Third Christian Church for 7:30 tonight at the home of Ray Landon, 2351 Broadway.

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