Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 19, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 April 1936 — Page 30

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MANUAL CLUBS INSTALL HEADS FOR NEW TERM Eight Organizations Elect Leaders for School Activities. Officers of clubs and organizations at Manual Training High School have been elected or reinstalled. In the Camera Club, Charles Manwaring was selected as president. Others elected were William Kosaveach, vice president; Gertrude Johnson, recording secretary; Helmut Schulz, treasurer, and Mildred Hull, attendance secretary. Robert Mathews was chosen Hi-Y Club president. Highland Jones was selected recording secretary and Franklin Cook, attendance secretary. Latin Club Elects The new president of the Latin Club Is Rosa Jane Miller. Maxine O’Brian is vice president; Hollis Browning is recording secretary; Dorothy Egger, attendance secretary, and Abe Less, treasurer. In the Y section of the Red Cross Club, Helen Hogan was elected president. Other officers are Margie Harms, vice 'president; Dorothy Walters, attendance secretary; Juanita Abrams, recording secretary, and Mildred Wall, treasurer. In the X section of the club, Dorothea Ann Graber w r as named president; Mary Katherine Miedema, vice president; ’Betty Stich, recording secretary; Frieda Stainbrook, attendance secretary, and Dorothy Weyreter, treasurer. Book Group Leaders Margaret Postma is now pranident of the Book Club with Frances Davis, vice president; Helen Sells,

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attendance secretary, and Gertrude Johnson, recording secretary. Members of the Odd Number Club selected Herschel Kopp president; Wilbur Elliott, vice president; Charles Brouhard, secretar’ and Gladys Brown, treasurer. Phillip Myers is the newly elected president of the Military Club. Other officers are Fred Kehl, vice president; Helmut Schulz, recording secretary; Robert Sponsel, attendance secretary; Jack Schaaber, treasurer, and Roy Brandes, parliamentarian. CHEVROLET FILM T(TbE SHOWN HERE TWICE Employes to See ‘Talking Hands’ at Murat Theater. The Chevrolet Commercial Body Plant, 1100 W. Henry-st, is to present two showings of the motion picture, “Talking Hands,’’ Saturday night at Murat Theater. Guests are to be employes of the local plant, the Allison Engineering Cos., and the Chevrolet zone office and retail Chevrolet dealers and their salesmen, D. M. Klausmeyer, plant manager, announced. The picture shows the development of the new Chevrolet automobile. Eight acts of vaudeville and music by Frank Gillan’s orchestra, also are to be presented.

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ABSENT VOTERS FORMS ARE TO BE DISTRIBUTED Applications for Primary Ballots May Be Asked by Matt. Applications for absent voter ballots are to be ready for distribution Monday, Charles R. Ettinger, supervisor of elections, said today. Two types of applications are to be used. One is to be for persons whose business takes them away from their county on the day of the primary, May 5, voting dependents with such persons and college students. The other, he said, is for the use of soldiers, seamen and marines, Federal and state employes, including members of the Civilian Conservation Corps, their wives and dependents. Acts of the 1935 Legislature provide that the applications when properly filled out and executed, must be delivered in person or by

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mail, to the clerk of the Circuit Court of the county in which the applicant is a qualified voter. This must be done not more than 30 days nor less than two days prior to May •5, according to the supervisor. Upon receipt of the application a primary ballot will be mailed to be filled out by the applicant, Mr. Ettinger said. Applications are to be available in Marion County at the office of Clenn B. Ralston, county clerk. GOVERNOR DECLINES TO ' SPEAK IN MICHIGAN McNutt Wires Minton He Will Continue Vacation. Timrs Special WASHINGTON, April 2—Gov. McNutt wired Senator Sherman Minton from Florida that he will be unable to accept several Michigan speaking dates this month as suggested by the Democratic National Committee. The telegram said he intends to stay on vacation in Florida “as long as the situation in Indiana permits.” You Don’t Need Cash to Buy U. S. TIRES At Colonial Furniture Cos. Meridian at Maryland

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