Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1939 — Page 10

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CITIZENS PARK | CIRCLING THE CITY KNIGHTS 60 TO TRANSPORT GROUP

COMMITTEE OF Auxiliary Meets Monday. —Mem-, 3 of the American Legion

orial Unit 3 Auxiliary is to hold its May meeting | at 7:30 p. m. Monday at the Antlers Hotel. Mrs. Henning Johnson, Unit! president, announced today the

RICHMOND NEXT

Conclave Here Closes With Election of Cain as

AUGUSTA, Me, May 12 (U. e.|

~The Maine house has postponed indefinitely a bill requiring all motor vehicles to travel on the righthand side of the road, except on one-way streets or when passing other vehicles. Rep. George R. Grua of Liver-

T0 LUNCH WEEKLY

Members of the Indianapolis Mo-| tor Transportation Club have voted

to establish a luncheon club which! will meet every Thursday. | An executive board of five mem-|

meeting is to be in charge of the Child Welfare Committee which in-|

Ideas cludes Mrs. Thomas Hughes, chair |

Board to Hear Its man: Mrs. Charles Dawson and For Improvement of [Mrs Myrtle Buehl. Judge Wiltred | Bradshaw is to speak on “Juvenile Play Personnel.

| Delinquency.” Miss Rosemary Kirke —— hoff, Poppy Club Committee chairman, is to explain the purpose of, the Poppy Club |

Scientechs Meet Monday-—-The In-

more Falls contended that the pers was named at a luncheon “JEWEL” measure “provided altogether t00 eeting vesterday., Members are | many requirements for a motorist Andrew Alexander, John Gedig, G.| ‘0 think about while driving F. McCormick, H. E. Woodall and Mad KEY USED 105 YEARS Robert L. Campbell. e EAST MIDDLEBURY Vt. Mav! Lieut. Lawrence McCarty of they b SRO sity was chosen S ’ « NS TR py : Hie Gi: og wi SHivten 12 (U. P).—A smal key which locks Police Department Accident Pre-| y as the Knights close ne the postal box of the door of the vention Bureau was named an honhere vesterday with the election of pastoffice here has been in use 105 orary member Ralph P. Cain of Richmond as vears. Postmaster Bert G. Peck, its A goif tournament with the An-| grand commander present custodian and the 11th derson club will be played at the Other officers named were John SU°° the office was established, has Riverside course May 21 and a re-| yes been on the job for 42 years so far turn match at Anderson on a later] C. Bush of Gary, deputy grand com= .. 4 prizes the key. date | mander: George J. Leininger of Co- j——uo—

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The 1040 state conclave of the Knights Templar will be held at

The Park Board today invited the Citizens Pa: mittee to discuss

the improve SUMmMer DIAY=| ia navolis Seientech Club will meet ground personnel at the Board at noon Monday at the Board of next meeting Thursday Trade Bldg, to hear J. Thompson The invitation was issued after } Baber of the Continental Optical WwW. A recreation iss the manufacture of optor, relayed to the Board th tical equipment. Dr. A. Murray De: mit S suggestion that the of Indianapolis will speak for SUMmer personn treatments in use

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Jumbia City, generalissimo; Walter G. Rice of Terre Haute, captain general: Hugh E. Mauzy of Evans. ville. senior warden: Alvah D Alexander of Evansville, junior warden: William H. Harrison of Indianapolis, standard bearer; Perry C. Traver of South Bend, sword bearer: Edmund Ball of Muncie grand warden. and Flovd G. Kresge of Indianapolis, captain of the guard. The Rev. Guy O. Carpenter, pastor of the Central Avenue Methodist Church here, was appointed grand prelate The Rev. Lewis Brown, also of Indianapolis, re | tained his post as grand prelate

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we Bronze tablets honor ing philanthropists whe have made gifts to Methodist Hospital were to be dedicated this afternoon in connection with National Hespital Day. One tablet in the lobby memaerializes Mr. and Mrs John M. Dalrymple, former focal residents. Mr. Dalrymple,

Miss Dorothy Srader, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sraqer | 9510 Riverside Drive, was elected May Queen yesterday afternoon in an all-student vote at Butler University. Miss Srader will rule at the annual May Day festivi- | ties May 20 on the Fairview campus, Miss Srader is a member hospital treasurer from 191% | of the Panhellenic council, is secte 192% bequeathed $30.000 to retary of the senior class, ana is the hospital. The money be. a member of the Kappa Kappa came available after Mrs. I Her a" |emeritus. George S. Parker of An- , col siness adr $= {. Dalrymple’'s death recently, he $78 11 Yunis sume | derson was retained as grand treasMr. and Mrs. Dean Franels, § © jurer and William H. Swintz was re- ; -

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