Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 August 1936 — Page 4

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PREPARES FOR

EVENT SUNDAY |

Anniversary of Founding to Be Celebrated With Ceremonies.

~ “A day of feasting and celebration Sunday is to mark the sixty-seventh

anniversary of the General Protestant Orphans’ Home here, Adolph

* Ziegler, home superintendent, an-

nounced today. “More than 10,000 persons, includ-

: ing all children of the home, are ex-

d to take part in ceremonies which are to begin at 11 a. m. with

invocation by the Rev. R. H. Bent-

ing, St. Marks English Lutheran

- Church.

. Dinner and supper is to be served

by the home's Ladies’ Auxiliary, and ' & concert by the Lawrence High

| School band is scheduled for the

| afternoon.

‘Superintendent Ziegler described the celebration as “the greatest day in the year, next to Christmas—for the youngsters.”

Home Started in 1867 - Initial steps to erect the General Protestant Orphans’ Home were taken by members of Germania Lodge No. 129, 1. O. O. F., after learning of the successful operation of such an institution at Cin-

. einnatl.

On Aug. 5, 18687, officers were elected and an organization formed to provide such a home for Indianapolis. Friederich Thomas was chosen president; Heonrich Mankedick, vice president; Carl Schmidt, financial secretary, and

- W. Schoppenhorst, treasurer.

A log cabin served as the first orphanage. Two sisters were admitted to the home and lived in the cabin until 1871, when new quarters were completed. The middle section of the present structure was erected at that time, and the

* north wing was added later.

Fire Damaged Property

A-fire damaged the structure in| 1883, but buildings were repaired and additions were made. The home now has 13 acres of ground and is supported entirely | by membership dues and by be- | guests and endowments. A vegetable garden provides much of the food necessary to: maintain the dining room. Children are admitted without regard to church affiliations, and

. are educated in public schools here.

A staff. of six persons assists Mr. Ziegler.

INDIANA LIMESTONE

TO BE USED IN OHIO

- Congressmen See Victory in Plea

“for Cincinnati Construction.

Times Speciai - WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.—Three + Hoosier Congressmen who have been demanding that Indiana limestone be used in construction of the new $3,000,000 Cincinnati postoffice

. and Federal building, reported a

victory today. They are Reps. Arthur Greenwood, Eugene Crowe and Louis Ludlow

Following a conference with offi-

: elals of the Treasury procurement

. division, Mr. Ludlow said he felt

sure that Indiana limestone will be used since it is “$71,000 less than the next cheapest material.” Bids also were received on Ohio sandstone and marble. Ohio Congressmen have been making an effort to have it selected.

YOUTH’S PLEA SAVES ACCUSED DOG'S LIFE

Pet, Charged With Causing Swimmer’s Death, Ordered Confined.

By United Press BROCKPORT, N. Y., Aug. 6— The plea of a youth for his best pal a shaggy mongrel pup named Idaho, woh freedom today for the dog, which had been accused of attack‘ing one swimmer and causing the drowning of another. After hearing many witnesses, Peace Justice Homer P, Benedict, a dog owner, gave, Idaho back to his uthful and worshiping owner, Victor Fortune. The justice ordered, however, that Taha be kept confined until Oct. 31,

THREE BITTEN BY DOGS

City Hosopital Reports Treating Children for Injuries.

~~ Three children were bitten by ‘dogs last night and treated at City Hospital. They were Maxine Moons, 7, 425 St. Peter-st, Harry Eugene Clark, 1809 Goodlet-st, and William Barnett, 5, of 1733 W. Mor-

OTHER OF 4 MISSING

Leaves Home to Answer Ad, Then Fails to Return.

Mrs. Maude Papp, 30-year-old ther of four children, left her e yesterday to answer an adsement. and has not returned , police were told today. She Ss at 234 N. Sheflield-av.

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WIVES ARRANGE SESSIONS HERE

Meetings on Child Diseases |. and Hygiene .Open on Sunday.

While more than 1500 doctors} are - attending educational . and Elitieal discussions during the National chiropractic convention here ) thelr ‘wives ate to take part Bi &1yng. k of sessions. on hygiene and child diseases and a program of

entertainment.

The National Women’s Chiroprac- Defeated in Texas’ recent Dem-

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Adolph Seidensticker (above), local postmaster, is to receive an honorary membership degree from Hoosier Post No. 624, Veterans of Foreign Wars, next Tuesday at 8 p. m, at the hall, 143 E. Ohio-st. The recognition to be given Mr. Seidensticker, Officials said, for “the humane spirit manifested by him in the payment of ‘the

tic Auxiliary convention is to open Sunday the same time as the sixday meeting of chiropractors in the Hotel Lincoln. Registration, executive board. meeting of the instructed delegates are scheduled at the opening after- | noon session Sunday. ‘A sight-seeing trip through Real Silk Hosiery Mills is schedul

ocratic primary election, Thomas L. Blanton of Abilene (above) faces one of the most bitter fights in his career in the run-off Aug. 22. Blanton, noted for his atiacks

. economy in the District of Columbia, has been in Congress con-

tion of the 1928-1930 period.

on Reds and his demands for.

tinuously since 1917 with excep-

FRIDAY BARGAINS

| authorized by the Federal Social

adjusted service bonds and the personal consideration of veterans in all appointments allotted to him.” Past Department Commander Charles R. Michaels is to admin‘ister the obligation.

WELFARE AID FOR STATE IS GRANTED |

Federal Funds Allotted for Aged and Blind.

Federal approval of Indiana's requests for public welfare funds for the quarter ending Sept. 30, 1936, was announced today by Wayne

: And "A DIME A DAY State Department ot Boblic Wat IS ALLYOU PAY" for a

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Security Board at Washington to grant Indiana $624,467 for old-age ‘assistance and $53,683 for aid to the blind, Mr. Coy was advised. Originally the state’s request for ‘old-age assistance and aid to the

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‘blind for the next quarter totaled 1$1,134,000 and $63,000, respectively. i Under provisions of the recently enacted Federal-state social securlity act, however, any unexpended |! funds which were granted during the previous quarter must be deducted from the next quarter grants. The state had on hand $509,532 for old-age assistance and $9316 for aid to the blind from funds allotted for the quarter ending June 30.

FURNITURE HAULED OFF

Property Worth $75 Taken During Woman’s Absence From Home.

When Mrs. Nora Taylor, 2143 N. Delaware-st, returned to her home after an hour’s absence last night, she learned that two “men had hauled furniture valued at 5 away in’ a moving van. Roomers _ living, ay, th & said they paid ho pertic Ae | tion to the removal of the ee.

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different cold ‘mones easily set

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MONEY DOWN

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OPEN . AT 7:00 P. M.

AT 7:00 P. M.

FRIDAY NIGH

Enjoy leisurely plassank shopping while you take advantege] of our AUGUST SALES!

Let father have a chance to pick out some of the furniture for a changguising We children along—they'll delight in locking at the: Bicycles, Autos and Doll Carriages .

Newlyweds and soon-to-be-weds—Friday night is YOUR chance. to look wondilind out abot our budget plan which onsble: you to buy furniture easily and with NO CARRYING GHARGE

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Women’s Pure

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oxfords and pumps. Sizes 4 10 9. AA to C.

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‘DRESSES

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