Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 1936 — Page 5

gion ceremony. Mrs. Fern Norris, |liam Teagarden, historian; Earl | Twelfth District Auxiliary president, | Brubeck, segreant-at-arms; Matt

"MISSING | pUBLIG IS INVITED : i] Harris, Americanism and athletics is | is to be in charge for the unit. The | ¢ficer. Shell Staten, child welfare {| TO INSTALLATION means

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BUY ON THE FAIRS T EN PAY PLAN NO CARRYING CHARGE and employment officer, and Ches- — s — = : bers, officers said. ter Swift, Sons of the Legion chair- e Ss = | New post officers are William O. man. : = | a Hugh Copsey Post 361, American| Harper, commander; Arthur Miller,| Unit officers are Mrs. Bonnie = | Legion, and its auxiliary unit are to| first vice commander; Chester Poppa, president; Mrs. Julia Har‘hold public installation of officers | Swift, second vice commander; ris, vice president; Mrs. Helen Fos- : ~ |and an initiation ceremony at Uni-| james E. Hall, adjutant; George |ter, secretary: Mrs. Jessie Copsey, 2 y { versity Heights School Friday night. | Poppa, finance officer; George historian; Mrs. Martha Copsey, k ; Te ht The degree team of Madden-Not- | Burkhart, service and publicity of- chaplain, and Mrs. Ethel Herbig, 77] itingham Post is to conduct the Le-| ficer; Henry Herbig, chaplain: Wil-! treasurer. : 1 Times Special

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chairman, is to speak Saturday afternoon at an open-air meeting at the airport... Other speakers are Se—————— to be Henry J. Alls publisher and | primes Special | former Kansas Governor who will WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 9.— address the editors at’'the banquet | Indiana savings and loan associa- . tomorrow . night. Raymond S.| tions reported a 10.35 per cent inSpringer, nominee for . Governor, | crease in the volume of home mort- | and Rep. Charles A. Halleck of the gages accepted for insurance by the Second District, are to speak at the Federal Housing Administration | Saturday night dinner, during July, George E. Palmer, spe- | The Indiana RepuBlican Editorial cial assistant administrator anAssociation is 60 years old. Its old-! nounced here today. ~ | est member, Walter S. Montgomery | The total amount of loans acof the New Albany Tribune, was cepted on Aug. 1 was $1,563,212 association president in 1902 and | compared with $1,416,912 on July 1. “is active in the association. “It is especially significant that ees Sir = sl $48,500 of these July loans were for DIES OF HEART DISEASE | construction of new homes, at an James Thomas, 648 S. New Jer- average of $4002 each,” Mr. Palmer seyv-st, arose at 6 this morning, went ! said. | to the grocery and returned home.| “This brings the total of new conForty minutes later he was found | struction loans to $316,190, which | dead in a chair on the back porch is 13.94 per cent of the grand total of his home. Coroner William Ar- of $2268,622 loaned by all lendbuckle said death was due to heart ing institutions in Indiana and acicepted for insurance by the FHA.” |

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