Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1937 — Page 15
_ball Stadium.
: children.
. starter; T. E. Thornburg, Robert St. : Pierre and Ben Roberts, Lions, Uni- ‘% versal and Exchange Clubs presi- . dents, respectively, judges; Wilford
: Paint & Supply Co., ~ Print & Lithograph Co., Standard Enamel
+ Service Station,
L Inc, Walt Eaton, Campbell Circular Adi Rrusing Co., Fuel C
: apolis i. Hotel Severin, W. C. i- Town Tavern, W. A. Oren Pharmacy. ! stone Service Stores, Shell Petroleum Corp., : Bankers Life Co.,
“ Drug _Co., Tom Joyce Co., Hoosir Mint Co.,
FRIDAY, SEPT. 24, 1937
250 FIRMS HERE ENTER TURTLES IN DERBY EVENT
Junior C. of C. Fund-Raising Race Is Set for Sunday.
Approximately 250 firms and individuals are sponsoring entries in the Junior Chamber of Commerce first annual Turtle Derby, to be held at 2 p. m. Sunday in the Soft-
Fifty per cent of the proceeds are to be donated to the three Indianapolis newspapers for their Christmas funds and the Junior Chamber is to retain the other half
for its activities, including its own Christmas party for underprivileged
Derby officials are to be Edward S. Raub, City Council president,
Hartman, chairman. Sponsors Are Listed
A partial list of sponsors follows:
Mutual Life Insurance Co., A. S. Beckett Indianapolis Blue
& Paint Corp., United Taxi Co., Beekers State Realty Exchange,
Polar Ice & Fue '0., Wm. Leonard Garment Cleaners, Inc. E. C. Atkins & Co., Capitol Lumber Co., Hick-man-Moyer Co., The Plantation, IndianRailways, Applegate Motor Co., Brass & Associates,
Indianapolis Life Insurance Co., Fire-
Carter-Lee Lumber Co., Stegemeir Grill, Betty Gay Dress Shop.
A R. Gwinn Paint & Supply Co., Keene
Central Supply Co., Stover-Winsted Co., J. H. Amt, Inc., Indianapolis Building & Supply Co., Community Motors, Indiana Automatic Sprinkler Co., D. S. McDougall, Permutit Water Softener, Freyn Bros. Hays Bros. City Cleaners’ & Tailors, Kahn Tailoring Co., Barbasol Co., DelMar Garage, Moynahan Apartments, E. W, LaPlante Co., Mid-West Engineering & Sales Co., Wells Pure Oil Service Station. iggins Hardware Co. Midget Diners sg Sais Cleaners, Burnett- Binford Co., Hickory fal Asbestos 100, Joh : uipment Co eneral Asbestos upply Eq n eckelmier Fuel & Supp! y Co., Johnson Shevrolet Co., Maple Road Cleaners, Denison Buffet, Downey Flake Shop, Shide~ ler & Co. Simmons Co., J. C. Hirschman Co., Ren ard Linoleum & Rug Co. Capital City Cleaners, Inc. Nanley's Sinclair Service Station, Virgile Miller Meat Market, Midway Garage, Cinema Theater, Bakers unch, Clifton Electric Co., Hoosier Opical Co., Ostermeyer Paper Co., Feiber & Reilly. Schmid & Smith. Standard ig! Co., Management Service, Ine., Em-Roe Sporting Goods. Co., Perfection Paint Co. Edward J. Green, Hoosier Petroleum Corp, Union Title Co., Brown Absiract Co., Pure Oil Co., Miss Alice Evans, Evans Printing Co. Indianapolis Real Estate Board, Crescent Paper Co., Clarence E. Crippin & Son, ruck Equipment Co. Anderson , Hitzelberger Fuel Supply ., Ready-Mixed Concrete Co., & Suny Block Co., Ball Park Wrecking Co., W. J. Holliday & Co., Indianapolis Paint & Color Co., George Hipp, K. F. Adair, Fox's Jailhouse Restaurant, Bowes SealFast Corp., Indianapolis Milk Council, Willow Brook Golf Course, Patty Hopkins, Guarantee Tire & Rubber Co., Bud Offutt d Jack Barker, Shanghai, ‘Jacobs Fake yA Hueber & Co. Co., Baan Awning Shopp Spradling, Carter & Jordan, RD Cintas Carl Wuebler, Fadely & Birr Motors, Inc., Jack Kane, Marion Materials Co.. Neat Trucking Co., and C..& G. Foundry Co.
200 DELEGATES DUE TO ATTEND HIBERNIAN MEET
-| State Convention to Open | Sessions at Severin Hotel Tomorrow.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians is to hold its 47th annual Indiana
convention in the Severin Hotel tomorrow and Sunday, J. J. Liddy, state president, announced today. Approximately 200 delegates are expected to attend. Business
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' afternoon and night.
| sessions are to be held Sota banquet at 6:30 p. m. the main | dining room of the hotel, at which
Following high mass in St. John's William Foley is to be toastmaster
Catholic Church Sunday morning,'and
Martin Sweeney, Cleveland,
delegates are to attend a breakfast past national president and a memin the Severin. James A. Watson, | ber of Congress: is 10 be speaker,
Marion County Deputy Prosecutor, | is to be toastmaster. The Rev. Pierce | Dixon is to speak.
The young men of the Indianapolis division, A. O. H. are to
initiate a class of 100 new members|
at 2 p. m. Sunday in the Severin. ~The convention is to close with a
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