Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1938 — Page 4

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MASONS INVITE STATE COUNCILS 70 LOCAL RITES

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Ni sety-eight councils of Royal and Select Masters in Indiana have i invited to attend ceremonies at the Illin is Sts., April 23 when Indianapol:s Council 2 is to confer the Supe - Excellent Degree, the 10th in York Rite Masonry. It is to be the frst time in five years that the Jegree has been conferred in Marion County. Guests are to include Earl MecClur:, Vincennes, illustrious grand mast'r, and Ward G. Biddle, Bloomingtcn, right illustrious deputy gran! master: Indianapolis chapter . offic 's who are to preside are Alden Dawi:, illustrious master; George Schr:iber, geputy illustrious master; Fred Manker, principal conduct or; Edward Monn, treasurer; Johr; Cullum, recorder; Clarence Gauine, captain of the guard; Phil" Wyn ie, conductor council; William Wall-r, steward, and O. T. Owen, sent nel. April 4 is the final date for receiving petitions of Royal Arctk Masons for the degrees. ~ Mranwhile, Shriners have outlinec. a program of social and fratern: | activities for members and thei: families. A dance for young peor = of Shrine families is scheduled ' Saturday, Paul F. Middleton, Mur: entertainment committee chaiiman, said. : Ar: open house for Scottish Rite and Knights Templar is to be held Apri 21. The Murat Band is to playiand a floor show has been ar-rang-d. ing initiation has been schedfor April 1 in the Murat William A. Hoefgen, Mufnembership committee chajrid a large class of novices is being recruited. = G:anville A. Richéy, potentate, a unced that Karl Th Freidrichs has been named drama director at tie temple to succeed’ the late Dr. Arthur C. Burrell

TECH MUSIC GROUPS PICK NEW OFFICERS

Fi-a Technical ical High School music “oups have elected officers. TL cy are: Choir—George Willeford, - president: June Gardner, vice president; Jear Ann Jpnes, secretary-treas-urer. and Ralph Younce, sergeant-at-a-ms. J. Russell Paxton is direc-

Senior Band—Richard Morris, in; Marvin Taylor, first lieu1t; Ross Burk; second lieutenand Anthony Pizzo, sergeantrms, Raymond G. Oster is di-

‘vanced Girls’ Glee Club—Jo 1 Jackson, president; Catherine Ver, vice president; Eva May ile, - secretary-treasurer, -and im Stuart, hostess. ; John M. Whi shig director: «7 1 - Ac vanced Boys’ Glee Club--Har-lan Johnson, president; Donald Sner 0, vice president; Hamilton iams, secretary-treasurer; r1as-Mutz, sergeant-at-arms, and ries Young, host. William F. 1: is director. tsic Department’s: Ynomrah —Harold Craig, president; Jean Jones, vice president; Betty :ces Donnell, secretary; Gordon iams, treasurer; Roderick Em-sergeant-at-arms; Don Bell, . and Miss Gardner, hostess. Mr. Moo:: is faculty sponsor.

FT. WAYNE DRUGGIST FACES LIQUOR CHARGE

Fi. WAYNE, March 16 (U. P.).— Albe: © Noll, Ft. Wayne druggist, will face U. S. Commissioner William D. Rem mel *today on a charge of possessi:g untaxed alcohol. No'’s arrest followed that of two men in whose possession ise officer- found a five-gallon{can of alcoi:ol. Hobart Rayhill, (#8, and Jack Dennis, 19, both of ayne. are charged with possess and tran-porting untaxed alcohol.

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Lodge, F. & A. M., are to confer the three degrees on Blue Lodge Day at Scottish Rite Cathedral Saturday. Worshipful Masters leading the William R. Belford, Prospect Lodge; Frank F. Dungan, Capital | Sy Lodge, and Walter V. Roberts, Millers-

Scripps Personal Estate Left in Family Trust [3

CINCINNATI, March 16 (U. P.).—The will of the late ‘Robert P. Scripps, controlling stockholder of the Scripps-Howard Newspapers and associated enterprises, was| filed in Probate Court at Hamilton, Butler terson of Cleveland, general counsel and controller for the Scripps-Howard Newspapers and attorney for Mr. Seripps.

Under its terms, the by Mr. Scripps on July. 12, 1935, provides that his widow, Mrs. Margaret C. Scripps, is bequeathed all of his personal effects, with his business properties left in trust for wife and children after some minor specific bequests. The will filed today is not concerned with the control and management of Scripps-Howard. |By the terms, of a trust agreement made in 1922 by Mr. Scripps’ father, E. W. Scripps, founder of the TippsHoward organization, control of the Scripps-Howard concern is left in the hands of a three-man board of trustees composed of Robert P. Scripps’. associates, Roy W. Howard, W. W. Hawkins and George B. Parker, editor-in-chief of the Scripps-Howard Newspapers. These three were designated as Robert P. Scripps’ successors by Mr. Scripps himself under authority delegated to him under the trust agreement set up by E. W. Scripps in 1922. In the will filed today another board of trustees is created for the property left by Robert P. Scripps, which, in addition to Mrs. Scripps, includes Paul Patterson and {Harry L. Smithton of Cincinnati, lifelong associate of Mr. Scripps and also of his father. This board likewise acts as executors of the estate. Upon the death eof Mrs. Scripps the estate is to: be ‘divided equally among the six children. Under the will provision is made for annuities to Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Merigold of San Diego, Cal.,, and for several members of the Scripps household staff. Mr. Merigold was a lifetime companion of Mr, Scripps.’ |

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