Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1937 — Page 27

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FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1937

"EVERY SERVICE

OF COMMUNITY

FUND INCREASES:

Meals and Shelter Provided For Indigent Show Big Rise, Report Reveals.

(Editoria!, Page 16)

The six months’ report of the] ‘Community Fund, issued today, revealed an increase in all forms of services rendered 0 Dominant and homeless last winter. The report covers Community Fund service agencies’ activities from November, 1936, to May, 1937. The number of meals provided totaled 136,478. Fund officials pointed out the figure was an increase of 42,962 over the 93,516 meals furnished the year before. The report also showed that | = 50,881 lodgings were provided in comparison to 32,216 a year ago, Or an increase of 18,665.

future citizens to whom you will bequeath your community,” the report says. There are 70,000 donors to the Community Fund.

IRVINGTON POST 38 TO ELECT OFFICERS

Irvington Post 38, American Legion is to elect officers tonight at 5503 E. Washington St. Glen Brock | is post commander. | Charles Broadhead, chairman,

| and [Charles Spots and William | ®

vice commander;

| at-arms.

Agencies Listed

The agencies providing these services included the Wheeler City Rescue Mission, Family Welfare | Society, Catholic Community Center, Jewish Family Service, Salvation Army, Indianapolis Travelers’ Aid Society, Volunteers of America and Theodora Home. The six months” service report is to be distributed throughout factories, department stores and office buildings as a “report” to some 40,000 employed persons who contributed to last fall's campaign. It also is to be sent to the 3000 volunteer campaign workers. The report says. in part: {This report covers six months of investments of the dollars you gave to meet the need last November. In every detail. it shows the soundness of your investment in meeting the actual needs of your community. “By thousands, weak babies and their mothers, growing boys and girls, little children, the homeless and destitute, the sick and the old people—join in this overwhelming cry of ‘Thanks to you.’ It.is your money that has backed the fight against the grim specters of epidemic, disease, poverty, desperation and death through your Community Fund.”

Children Cared For A total of 1157 dependent and

during the six months’ period by | the Children’s Bureau of the Indianapolis © Orphans’ Home, Evangelical Lutheran Orphans’ Home, Suemma Coleman Home. St. Elizabéth’s Home and the Society of the Good Shepherd. There were 1117 children cared for during the same period a year ago. . The service report also showed that 5239 cases battling diseases and death were visited for the first time during the six months by the Public Health Nursing Association, a slight increase over a year ago. The Public Health Nursing Asso ciation also reported 33,512 fiel visits, of which 20,039 were not abl to pay for any of the care they i ceived. Community Fund agencies in the field of family welfare and cases S under care last April, an increase of 88 cases in comparison to April of 1936: Inmates of homes for the aged received 22983 days’ care and tiny tots received 12,966 days’ care in day nurseries. Ninety-five babies

ternity homes. |Youth guidance was provided 15,000 boys and girls, of whom 5000 came from underprivileged areas, by agencies in the| field of youth guidance. “These [youngsters are

getting your help to become the

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Kellar announced the following candidates: Frank E. Livengood, commander; Floyd H. Smith, first Harry Morton, second vice commander: Philip E. Lamson, third vice commander; Daniel Glubka, adjutant; Camille Bernard, finance officer; Dr. Harry Nagle, chaplain; John Spotts, historian, and Carl Stauffer, sergeant-

Other candidates are Abraham Fishman, finance officer, and Gerald Frazier, chaplain.

Other offices to be filled are the board of directors, state delegates ind district delegates.

LAST REPORT ON BANK IS ON FILE

Oaklandon Institution Has Been Liquidated and Reorganized. A final report in the voluntary

dissolution and reorganization of the Oaklandon State Bank was on

file in Superior Court 1 today. Superior Judge Joseph Markey is to set Sept. 7 as the limit of time

for shareholders and creditors | © y

file objections to claims allowed | Edgar Mock, liquidating agent. | By a vote of the directors, the vank went into voluntary liquidation last Feb. 20 -and three days later. was opened for business by authority of the State Department of Financial Institutions. Capital stock was listed at $25,000 with $7000 surplus. Stockholders of the old bank are the stockholders of the new institution. Mr. Mock, in his statement, listed assests at $262,304 and liabilities at the same figure.

MAYFIELD ELECTED EVANSVILLE, June 18.—Charles Mayfield, Seymour, today was master councilor of the Indiana DeMolays after the annual meeting here.

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