Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 49, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1936 — Page 30

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LOCAL EAGLES ARE TO MARK MOTHERS' DAY Anniversary Observance to Be Held in Lobby at English Theater. The fifth anniversary of the first recorded public appeal for a na-tion-wide observance of Mother’s I>ay is to be commemorated at 2:30 Sunday when Indianapolis Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles, and its auxiliary present a program at the Snglish Theater lobby. A bronze tablet located on the lobby wall, was unveiled May 10, 1931, in commemoration of the appeal. It was placed at the suggestion of Frank E. Herlng, South Bend, former national Eagles president, who* made the first speech Mother’s Day, Feb. 7, 1904. Lowell Neff, Logansport, state president, is to make the principal address Sunday. W. E. Paul, local aerie president, is to give the welcome address. Grover V. Camden, past president, is to preside. Invocation and benediction are to be given by Jacob L-. Smith, aerie chaplain. The program is to include music by a 60-voice chorus from Technical High School and Schools 43, 54 and 67, under direction of Kelton Whetstine. Assisting are to be the Gruelling concert orchestra, under direction of William Gruelling. The Eagle’s quartet, comprised R W. Allred, J. C. Sortwell, Carlos Jones and Dale Smith, also is to sing. Soloists to appear are Michael Duffecy and Mrs. Elizabeth Marie Stone.

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“Now, Fred, here’s a tip from an old-time keynoter,” probably is what Senator Alben W. Barkley, left (D., Ky.), was telling Senator Frederick C. Steiwer (R., Ore.), when, as shown above, the 1936

Democratic and Republican convention keynoters had a gether at the Capitol. And Senator Barkley had a right to hold forth on What Every Keynoter Should Know, for the Kentuckian also rang up the curtain at the Democrats’ 1932 convention in Chicago.

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ARRANGE ALUMNI DINNER Purdue Home Economies School to Mark Anniversary. Time* Special LAFAYETTE, Ind., May 7. Commemorating the founding and organizing of the Purdue School of Home Economics 70 years ago, invitations have been sent to alumni in Indiana and adjacent states to attend a dinner here May 19. The dinner is to be given in honor of 43 seniors graduating from the school next month.

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