Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1936 — Page 19

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¥.C.T.U. HEAD LISTS PROGRAM OF CONVENTION

Sixty- Third Annual State Meetings Is to Begin at Fort Wayne, Oct. 16.

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Highlight of the convention, ac- |

cording to Mrs. Elizabeth T. Stanley, Liberty, Ind. is to be an address by Miss Helen Y. Byrnes, Evanston, Ill, Temperance Council general secretary. Miss Byrnes is expected to announce that the national organization is seeking a million-dollar fund for temperance education. In this campaign, Mrs. Stanley said, Jhdi-| ana would give active suppo

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The convention is to open with an address by Mrs. Stanley. The program also includes a report from Mrs. Paul Halladay, North. Man-

chester, head of the scientific struction department, and a discus-

sion of the effect of alcohol upon!

health by Mrs. Odessa Rayle, Spiceland. Mrs. Lillian Flynn, Elkhart, is to | give the report of the department | ‘of Americanization and citizenship; Mrs. W. A. Doty, - Prankfort, and Mrs. Roy Kiser, Peru, are to present | to the convention the value of evangelism. Mrs, Charles Norman. bany, and Mrs. R. E. Hinman, Indianapolis, are to conduct the seminars on international relations and motion pictures.

Others to Report Mrs. Floyd O. Sonofrank, Tippe-

canoe, national and state director of |

the speakers’ contests, will announce the number awarded during the year and the numker of spceches made. At the business session, Mrs. Robert L. Julius, Muncie, Loyal Temper- | ance Legion secretary, is expected to report to the convention that there |

are more than 1000 boys and girls |

enrolled in the Indiana legion. Other reports will be read at that session by Mrs. Ida M. Mix, Kokomo, first vice president; Mrs. G. A. Snider, North Manchester, second vice president; Miss Mary E. Woodard, Fountain City, corresponding secre- | tary; Mrs. Robert Foster Donnell, Greensburg, recording ' secrstary; Mrs. S. C. Stimson. Terre Haute, | treasurer, and Mrs. M. A. Addison, New Palestine, Youth's Temperance Council secretary. At the final session Oct. 18, delegates are to hear addresses by Dr. W. P. Dearing, Oakland City College ‘president, and Dr. Robert Lec Stuart, Taylor University president.

CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S | SCHOOL IS TO OPEN —

The new James E. Roberts School | for Crippled Children, 10th and Ori-ental-sts, is expected to open its doors Monday to the 220 pupils of the Roberts School now located in School 5, 612 W. Washington-st, A. B. Goed, school business director, said today. The new butiding was erected at a cost of $238,000 and was made possible through a FWA grant and loan. Its maintenance is providea by the Indianapolis Foundation from funds of the Roberts family estate.

STATE MAY REST IN JACK PERKINS TRIAL

By United Press SOUTH BEND, Ind. Oct. 7.—The state was expected to rest its case today in the trial of Jack Perkins, alleged Dillinger gangster. on firstdegree murder charges in St. Joseph Circuit Court. A parade of witnesses identifying Perkins as one of the gang which robbed the Merchants National Bank of $29.000 in June, 1934, and killed Patrolman Howard Wagner in the getaway, has been offered by the State,

state president, |

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Dr. R. C. McCaughan

RELIEF IS TOPIC OF OSTEOPATHS

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Township. Gases Cases | for Treatment, gatés Told.

Osteopathic physicians may serve

is obtained, Dr. C. B. Blakeslee, In- ! dianapolis, told the opening session | of the thirty-eighth annual Indiana Osteopathic Association convention today in the Hotel Lincoln.

| Discussing state and Federal social | : Blakeslee | =

security legislation, Dr. said provisions in acts already | passed gave osteopathic physicians the same privileges as other prac- | titioners. “The osteopathic profession must | see that those who have depended ‘on osteopathic physicians continue to get those services,” Dr. Blakeslee said.

Others to Speak

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indigent patients on relief providing | £ | authorization of the township trustee | £

| Ta | Among other speakers today were | 3

| Dr. Yale Castlio, Kansas City; Dr.

V. B. Wolf, Walkerton, association |

| president; Dr. R. C. Hart, Chat- |

| tanooga, and Dr. Harry H. Nagle. E

| Women's

| bridge party today

auxiliary members, = | who were to attend a luncheon and | E at Highland | iE

Golf and Country Club, are to join E association members i the annual | :

banquet at 6:30 p Dr. R. G. Gan. American Osteopathic executive secretary, is to speak et the banquet. Dr. walter S. Grow, Indianapolis, {1s to cp>n the second-day sessions | temorrow when he demonstrates the use of needle surgery in hernia ‘cases. Ouher speakers are to be Dr. J. E Baker, Brazil, and Dr. Castlio.

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