Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1936 — Page 10

PATCHELL. RAIL GUARD PARTY BAERS IN BALLOT BATTLE | DvisioN Hep, NT GETS NEW POST 8

Pennsylvania Superintendent Here Is Promoted to St. Louis Office.

~ W. WwW. Patchell, Indianapolis | division superintendent of the! Pennsylvania Railroad, was promoted today to the position of St. Louis division superintendent, H. E. Newcomet, vice president, announced at Chicago. : i He succeeds J. G. Sheaffer, who | resigned to become vice president of the St. Louis National Stock-| yards Co. and the East St. Louis : . Junction Railway. HA 2 “i ; ; % 3 4 ? 4 p W. D. Supplee, Logansport, PE Aw ws : ay” 3 division superintendent has been! 748 2 : ; 94 7 Rs CLP J 5 >” Bi k C Co is! advanced to the position vacated by | 5 p 7% : REGS EC B ay , Sad Ro ry @ ac aracu a $ Mr. Patchell in Indianapolis. i 52 : Pa a 4 ; . H. L. Nancarrow, master mechanic | } : hs al 7 c.f i i | & k Bl ked La in ' of the Philadelphia terminal di- | be d kde be E ve 5 rown 0c # $: vision, was promoted to the posi- i CE : :

tion vacated by Mr. Supplee. : ; uplin : ; | A 2 oo g i ; a 3 | & Eel Gray Lapins!

Mr. Supple® a native of Phila-

delphia, was graduated from the | % ; oo > 8 54 3 University of Pennsylvania in civil : on . A # arog E> : 6 Bl k Bi k dLa mel engineering in 1813, and became a 7 a : : 5 Bs ’ 3 ac 0c 8 pins. chaidMhan on the Philadelphia | va eR a 2 % : of : terminal division in 1915. | ig a Le or me § ® : ® Balti B C i ' He . later served as rodman, | : Ee Foal a 2 : RR A Cc aver 0a S: transitman and assistant supervisor, | 3 : > £

and was promoted to supervisor in| 4 i Ea aa aa : J : i : ® i I y 1036, 3 fF ed LB | celand Beaver Coats! N - He served as supervisor at Pitts- | a. a io ) ? . 2-Yesr W ie burgh, Washington, and on the New | : ne { SH . ES ® c > ic | ¥ ar ’ ry ten Guaran- . York division prior to advancement | : ; : ho 6 Sea ine Coals! tee With Every Coat to division engineer Nov. 16, 1928 : : = " : Sires. id ol He was at Logansport and Buffalo, | . A) 2 prior to his BPpOliment as a ; 0 : > Se ¢ 5 ° vision engineer at Philadelphia. Mr. | : EE 5% a a ; Hos Supplee was advanced to superin-| gf. . ; If you demand fine quality—want the latest in tendent of the Logansport division : i 0 , Fur Fashion nd appreciate extra value, see

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The Indianapolis Turnverein is to open its 1936-37 season with a cele- | bration Saturday at the Athenaeum. | Diplomas are to be awarded Hugo | Fischer _. and Adolph Wocher {or membership in the organization of | more than 50 years. Gymnasium classes are to open | Monday, Carl E. Klafs, instructor, | announced.

| | ET ¢ FALL CLASSES BEGIN | Ee A FREE : AT INDIANA CENTRAL | It was years ago that Barbara Freitche, Civil War heroine, at least ;

-— ! in poems, said, “Shoot if you must this old gray head, but spare my Regular classes were under way | country’s flag.” today for nearly 500 students al- | And at the Marion County Democratic headquarters, second floor of

ready enrolled at Indiana Central | the State Life Building, they feel about the same way as Barbara today College. Registration is to continue | a5 they appraised (above) the party's new ounty banner that hangs over throughout the week. | the Washington-st sidewalk. Upperclass men held an outing for | Miss Martha Gagnon (below), Earl Park, is the custodian of the , Coty beginning men students, and upper- | pemgcratic donkeys, badges, and campaign literature at Democratic class women are to entertain first- | Goto headquarters in the Claypool. :

vear women tonight. The annual]

“big mixer” is to be heid in the gym-

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