Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 February 1939 — Page 7

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State Bids Set—Bids for equipping a new cottage at the Central State Hospital here will be opened by the hospital trustees at 10 a. m. tomorrow, it was announced today by the Public Works Administration.

Marks 15 Years Social Service— Miss Mary Rigg celebrated 15 years service as superintendent] of the American Settlement, 617 W. Pearl St., with a luncheon for 15 guests

yesterday.

Safe Bus Drivers Rewarded—Six Greyhound Lines drivers who have driven a total of three million miles without accidents were given gold watches at a meeting last night at the Severin Hotel. Ten drivers were honored for having driven 10 or more years without an accident. Those getting watches were Chester Allen, Ambrose Osthoff, Raymond Law, Joseph Evans, Carl Eichenauer and Emory Brunelle.

CIRCLING THE CITY

liam Gordon, Troop 19, and Robert

M. Silver, Troop 72. Postal Receipts Gain--Indianap-

olis postoffice receipts for January increased 595 per cent:over January, 1938, ‘Postmaster Adolph Sei-| Receipts

densticker said today. for January this year were $359,899 and for January, 1938, were $339,683, he said.

Dentists to Hear Belles—Arthur J.

jught two pies and

shop yesterday, eat them there.

asked permission

| After they left, $3 was missing from

the change box, she said.

' Plans New —Mrs. Ruth C. Dieter, 204 W. Maple Road, teacher, today announced plans for a new monthly literary Inagazine which will appear about Ap: JO

Talks on Latin America—William H. Bock, language department head at Washington High School, will speak at 7:45 p. m. Tuesday at the school. Iis subject will be “Latin America—Then and Now.” The talk is the first of the series of Town

day that two hoys came into. the

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600 to Attend Honor Dinner— the Washington High faculty.

About 600 persons have made res-

Belles, Bricklayers’ Union business agent, will speak Monday at the|7€ dinner meeting of the Indianapolis}

Miss Rigg has been working in the social, educational, welfare and

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citizenship phases of the settlement. She was one of the first citizenship instructors in Indianapolis.

Realtors Installation Due —Installation of officers of the Indianapolis: Real Estate Board will feature the Realtors annual dinner dance at the Indianapolis Athletic Club Wednesday. Officers to be installed are Claude B. Durham, president; Louis S. Hensley, vice president; Walter M. Evans, secretary, and Robert B. Kershaw, treasurer. ’

Jean Lou Foley Honored—Miss Jean Lou Foley, Butler University senior, has been awarded the Ruth French scholarship upon recommendation of the faculty, it was announced today. Miss Foley is a zoology major in the college of liberal arts and sciences. The scholarship is awarded each year on the basis of personality, scholarship and character. It was established by Mrs. Ruth French of Brookston, Ind, several years ago.

Townsend Club 26 to Meet—The Clifton Townsend Club 26 is to meet tonight at the I. O. O. F. Hall at 1120 W. 30th St. for election of Advisory Board officers.

Tech Social Wednesday — The

ervations for the first dinner of the staff of Honor of Indianapolis, sponsored by the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce to honor 10 citizens for outstanding services to the community. Alexander Thomson, Hamilton, O., will speak. The dinner will be held at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow

'at the Claypool Hotel.

. Morgan to Talk on Youth—DeWitt S. Morgan, City schools superintendent, will speak at a Church Night dinner at the Broadway Methodist Church at 6 tonight. His subject will be “Our Youth.”

Three Become Eagle Scoufs— Three Indianapolis Boy Scouts today had attained the highest rank, that of Eagle Scout. The awards were announced at the Court of Awards last night. Winners are John L. Ferguson, Troop 3; Wil-

Dental Society at the Lincoln Hotel.

The dinner will start at 6:30 p. m. Mr. Belles will talk on the “Attitude of Union Labor.” Dr. R. Frank Denny, Indianapolis dentist, will speak on “The Selection and Arrangement of Artificial Teeth” at 8:30 p. m. following the 8 p. m. business meeting of the Society.

Safe Too Tough For Yeggs— Burglars battered the combination lock off of a safe at the Logsdon Fuel and Supply Co, 229 Shelby St., but failed to open if last night, L. L. Logsdon, company president, reported to police. Office equipment valued at $5 was stolen.

$3 Goes Pie, Pie—-Mrs. Mary Parrish, of 3030 Kenwood Ave. an

employee of the Daisy. Pie Shop, 16

WwW. 22d St. reported to police to-

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Ad Class Starts Tonight—Merle L. Sidener, Indianapolis advertising man, will speak at the opening session of Butler University’s new class on advertising tonight. The Indianapoiis Advertising Club and its president, Fred W. Lahr, are sponsoring the‘eourse. Other members of the club will be guest speakers at succeeding classes.

Author on Forum—Merryle Stanley Rukeyser, author and lecturer on financial problems, will address the Indianapolis ‘Open Forum at Kirshbaum Center, Meridian and 23d Sts., at 8:15 p. m. Sunday on “Who Pays the Taxes?” He will replace Dr. Frank Kingdon, originally scheduled for the address, who is ill.

Seek Catholic Youth Fund—A drive to raise $12,000 for the recently formed Catholic Youth Organization was under way today and will continue through Feb. 15. Headquarters are at the Catholic

Charities Bureau, 1004 N. Pennsyl-

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Schwarz, Cleveland, advertising and

sales promotion manager for the|: Bryant Heater Co. was to address|j the Indianapolis Advertising Club: today at the Columbia Club. His|# subject was to. be “Organized Ex-

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