Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 August 1938 — Page 10

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PROGRAM LISTS SEPT. 3 EVENTS “OF STATE FAIR

Harness “Racing, Concerts

and Barn: Dance Set for . Opening D Day.

Harness racing, band EOnbArts and the National Barn Dance are to be highlights of the opening day of the Indiana State Fair, Sept. 3, according to the official program released today. The Fair , is. to continue through Sept. 9. As Hoosier farmers and manufacturers prepared. agricultural and industrial exhibts, agricultural youth organizations throughout the state groomed their livestock. for competitive showing on Boys’ and Girls’ club day, Sept. 3. Sunday, Sept. 4, is dedicated to Indiana War Veterans. Feature presentation is’ the afternoon performance of Lucky Teter’s “hell drivers.” The “Parade of Stars,” stage show, and .a fireworks display will be held ) in the evening.

, | List Machinery Exhibit.

“Throughout the week of the fair, industrial machinery will be exhib- _ ited in the Maniifacarers building

and Machinely Fifl The Labor Day program is to open with livestock judging in the Coliseum. Horses, Yate, | sheep, swine and poultry will be shown. . The grand circuit races and vaudeville are to be daily afternoon presentations. The Indianapolis concert band is scheduled for the eve-

ning. Daily attractions are the Northwest Territorial Pageant every day "at 10 a. m., twice daily performances of the Indiana University Stage Show, and the women’s style show from 10:30 a. m..to 2:30 p. m. Tuesday, Sept. 6, is.to be Governor’s and legislator’s day.. In addition to live stock shows, the Greyhound exhibition” of speed against the world’s record time will be held in the afternoon. High school athletic champions will parade in front of the grandstand Wednesday morning, Sept. 7. The Indiana ‘University: Alumni will be honored at.2 p.m. The Indiana Tomato Queen will be introduced at the grandstand Thursday; afternoon, Sept. 8, which is farmers’ day. Other attractions are the - Hoosier musical festival, cat show in-the Dog and Cat Show Building, and band concerts. The -$500 purse trot for lady drivers will be run Friday afternoon at 2:20.p. m., the last day of the fair. Final awards for prize livestock : will be: made. The grand. circuit daily race program, ‘the total purse amounting to $47,200, will be run daily.. Highest daily purse is the Fox Stake, to be run by 2-year-olds Wednesday afternbon, Sept. 7, for aggregate prizes of $10,000.

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Indiana U. Announces Plans for State Fair =

Times Special - BLOOMINGTON, Aug. 17.—Displays of departmental activities, portrayals of campus scenes, and a continuous stage program of band and orchestra concerts will feature the sixteenth annual Indiana University State Fair exhibits. The exhibits were transferred today to Indianapolis, where exhibit headquarters were established under the direction of Lloyd F. Evans. Design and construction of the displays has been in charge of F. L

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Search for Body Continues;

Amount of Estate Uncertain

DETROIT, Aug. 17 (U. P.) —Search for the body of Daniel Dodge, heir to the Dodge auto millions, continued today in Georgian Bay as curious thousands speculated on the amount of the. fortune that will. 80

to his bride of only two weeks.

Mr. Dodge drowned in the rough |S

waters of the Bay Monday when he plunged from a boat that was rushing him to a hospital after a dynamite stick exploded in his hand.

Mrs. Dodge, who until her mar- |S riage was a $l5-a-week phone!=

operator at Gore Bay, Ont, was injured in the blast. said she would recover.

Estimates of Mrs. Dodge’s share = of her husband’s estate ranged from |

one to ten million dollars. - None could be sure of the amount be-

cause Mr. Dodge left a will drawn |-=

before his marriage.

$1000 Is Offered for Recovery of Body

LITTLE Current, Ontario, Aug. 17

(U. P.)—A reward of $1000 was offered today for the recovery of the body of Daniel Dodge, 21-year-old

heir to an automobile fortune, who | &

fell from a motorboat while being.

rushed to a hospital across Georgian | §

Bay. The $1000 offer was by Alfred B. Wilson, Mr. Dodge’s stepfather. Mr.

Wilson ordered his private plane to |S join others in an air search while | £

fishermen continued to drag for the body.

DEMPSEY AND KIN

DENY KIDNAP RUMOR ||

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 17

(U. P.).—Mrs. Cecelia Dempsey, 73- |:

year-old mother of Jack Dempsey,

former heavyweight champion, con- 5

firmed today that he is not coming

here to avoid kidnap threats against | =

his: two daughters in New York. .

After 24 hours of confusion, Mrs. Si» Dempsey said she had only invited |&

Jack for a visit this fall. She de-

nied he planned to change his resi- | 5 dence from New York to Utah be- |S

cause of kidnapers, as had been reported.

Lemler, head of the Bureau .of Visual Instruction.

Mr. Lemler has left Bloomington |=

for Washington State College where he will be an assistant professor in charge of visual service.

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Timer Special’ ee : = LOGANSPORT, AE. 17—Mrs.

Marie Behmer of Logansport, de- || t partment president of the Indiana

American Legion Auxiliary, is directing the program ‘for the state

convention of * the: organization.’ Auxiliary = ladies. will ‘meet simul= |

| taneously with Indiana - Legion- | naires: in Indianapolis. Sunday,

Monday and Tuesday. «Mrs. Behmer will speak Sunday

| morning at a joint meeting’ of the | Legion and - Auxiliary She has announced fea- |} . | ture events of women’s meetings to | ox elude a musical tea in L. S. Ayres &: department store tearoom, i sy dinner

in Keith's

‘in Spink-Arms Hotel and banquet honoring past

og gepartment. presidents in Hollyhock

, on Saturday. An opening pro-

[pontine on’ north steps of the

‘World War Memorial Building, a

child welfare and rehabilitation

Tuncheon in Claypool Hotel and an afternoon musical in War Memorial Building are on Sunday’s. program. Delegates from Cass County Post 60 of. the American Legion and

Auxiliary - are Grover Emmons, |

Glenn Crawford, Ralph Sines and Joe Williamson; Mrs. «© Freda Schmidt, Mrs. . a ig Mrs. Pes Ashby and Mrs.”

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