Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1939 — Page 2

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CITY TO OBTAIN | Assumes Offic ET | Honor Pupil DICKERMAN FOR ~~ gag FILL CHURCH AT oa > WATER SURVEY .:.% STATE SESSION For Travel—For Sports—For Business! =

Elizabeth Hosmer, who led the

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Municipal Committee t 8 | AS Overflow Crowd and other members oF the

honor roll were acknowledged

Here Monday. \ 5 Attends Conclave. during two programs at the The Ril ] C 1 Sl EE — school today. a _ | J Miss Hosmer was presented | 1 on asua

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water system at Roanoke, Va. three | id say it is for intangibles such as| president of the class of 1940. | gold and good living. I believe it is The names of 74 seniors who | ® White

al TE Bs oA ol 4 f int gibles such as peace of won places on the honor roll ® dh : | , or intan Ss 8 r s sultant did jobs for such major nd and serenity. were read by George Buck, At a : Blak cities as Cleveland. “Some people turn to the Church Shortridge principal. Thrift avy Mr. Dickerman has been with the as an institution—I can find no Participants in the Short v ® Copen commission the last 10 years 3 lasting peace in this alone. I turn ridge programs included Low Price— EACH ® Rose Mayor Sullivan said he expects, Bishop Titus Lowe to Jesus because all through his| Christine Houseman, Manuel | ® Lime to call a meeting of his committee E & & life. He was calm and serene. The Apence, Jack Brown, Marof 23 City oTicials for Monday to only thing that disturbed the seren-| garet Fleischer, W A 1 m § confer with the Government expert ity of Jesus was when he felt the] Rothenburger, Richard Star . before he starts his survey of the NEW METHODIST absence of good and God on the] and Carolyn Bock. Drape the Crown to Suit Yourself! water company property | Cross. The class day celebration Decision to seek the aid of a Gov “I can face the world with calm:| honoring Manual High School One of the smartest hats of the season . . . and it'll be the

ernment consulting engineer came ness and serenity as long as I do senjors is to be held this after y Pons as the special subcommittee of BISHOP IN TOWN not lose that same faith.” noon at the close of classes. most talked- -about style before many weeks have passed. Made of rayon grosgrain ribbon in white and your choice of pastel

seven studying the proposed deal; Re A playlet portraying the n Walker Reports achievements and activities of colors. A casual classic you can wear with anything you own,

took up the question of checking on | | ker. Butier Un ¢ ) the property's actual value Dean E. Walker, Butler University] members of the graduating or work, for travel, for vacation, for sports. It packs well, Handicapped by lack of funds Titus Lowe “Says First Job faculty member, reported on the ac-| class will be presented. It without mussing. Headsizes 2114 to 23 in the hy

available to employ high-priced pri- tivities of ministry of the Christian was written by Elizabeth Scott, vate utility engineers, the group! |g to Get Acquainted Pountaon and the German Evan-| getty Ellen Hall and Norma Downstairs at Ayres. recalled Mr. Dickerman's earlier gelizing Society. J. Eric Carlson off gkillman.

service here. A phone call by the! With Indiana. | Cleveland described the development

Mayor to Rep. Ludlow started the i, of the National Benevolent Associa- = “ cull fl | Indiana's first resident Methodist] Ministerial and lay leaders of the : ayor Outlines Flan | bishop since 1932 came to Indian- denomination from throughout the | W » o ok | ” J Eg Mavor Sullivan said the commit- apolis today and said his first job state are here ror the centennial VERMILLION hy fp m on it is ot MeCessaYY 10 eX: is to get acquainted with the state. convention which will end tomor- | h TR r e res en vv a rama Ic or ihe 21 the of oth | He is Titus Lowe, transferred row. amine all the pipe and other prop-| He is Titus ro : 4 . on of the pai, > prop {here trom Portland, Ore, where hel In an address last night at Cadle : ummer ong nh omen’s Sizes! He pointed out that two engineers, had been bishop for the last 11 Tabernacle, Dr. Poling said an ac-| The State Alcoholic Beverage o . 8 = - " ears. He comes here as the spir- ceptance of Christ is the solution Commission today continued delib- |

one representing the City and the 3% i of Tuds ‘i other retained by the Public Service 1tual head of Indana’s Methodi:N to the provblem of a troubled world. erations on 22 applications for beer |

Commission, made such an inspec- congregations | The pension fund breakfast at the i f : A Oh tion in the water rate case bog Vo Bishop Lowe is 61, genial and!y. W.C. A. today preceded the gen- | wholesalers’ permits after granting | 1 years ago. good-humored. When he shakes eral convention session, [the first three licenses under the) Asx) T SMr. Dickerman probably can hands he takes both hands as if he] A feilowship luncheon was to be recently amended beverage laws. | REN BH | | Permits were granted to the In- J :

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bring this data up to date and thus could not ghey his cordiality suf- held at noon at the United Brethren! ficiently with only one Church and a Christian Unity | dependent Beverage Corp, Ander-|

be able to advise us whether 1 ’ advisable for the Citv to buv t! He took charge of his office in the! juncheon was to be held at the First son, of which State Senator Walter : : company at the price asked. or Hume-Mansur Building, and was| Baptist Church. Vermillion, Democrat, is one of the : : any other price greeted by Dr. W. C. Hartinger, dis-| incorporators; the Bloomington To ® » 5 Banquet Arranged : se Indianapolis Junior Ch amber trict superintendent, and Hazel nquet Arran [Beverage Co, and Sidney M. Huttler : : 3 g Pp asne it ite of Da this week re ied Funk, his secretary The Rev. Robert M. Hopkins of of Ft. Wayne. : A Er A the Mayor of its request Ma that! He explained that he is convinced | mdianapolis will be the principal! The Commission announced that ; the City employ compete ngi- that the Church must take local eco-| speaker at the memorial banquet at more permits will be granted today D } \ neers and accountants to study the nomic and social conditions into ac-i5.3p p. m. today at the First United! The only application rejected thus 3 company’s property and what, if count to do its most effective work y y far was the first one filed by Omer ® J) : ; p p ] Brethren Church. The Rev. W. E any, improvements and extensions| Bishop Lowe spent 10 vears as a nMoore of Bloomington also will | Klipsch of Petersburg, who has filed | will be necessary in the near future. missionary in the Far East and 11] speak an appeal to test the constitution- . : : years in the depression-ridden Pa- lality of the Commission's action in “% WE Discuss Public Meetings The men’s banquet was held last : cific Northwest. He said he will re-], jot at the United Brethren the Indiana Supreme Court, . ? - EACH The Mayor's committee yesterday turn Saturday to Portland and ar-|cpyreh, the youth banquet at the wr — : discussed plans for ho ding public range immediately to move his be. po. Baptist’ Church and a chilmeetings on the water proposal but longings here dren's dinner at the Y. W. C. A : reached 9 definite conclysions on | New members of the board of h W Ll / . ‘Al 8 Sheer charm this summer is as simple as black or navy dates and the manner of holding D Abviihois A I Aprehedl, \ \ / : : P ; v splashed with white! Dramatic for all summer long . . . h meetings directors of the missionary associa- \ y 4 ; Se ! i Not ted tion elected yesterday were the Rev TR 3 ; wear it for work, for your vacation . and if you're going The committee, it was reported s A TRITAT of 37 : a \ "AIRS, then it's ¢ atable fi rat unde } Wwhathe y hold the ON BRIDGE PAYMENT R. C. Diliman of Jeffersonville, H 3 h WRN . -_ to the FAIRE t en it An unbeatable fashion. Made of was unae 1 whether to Nola 1 $ obs abe } a De oF : black or navy sheer rayon romaine with white pique meetings while the in tigation 1s i ———— H. Purkhiser of Mitchell, Henry A - hk po 3 3 N being RES a b Rr have time The Works Board today asked the prlewine of Marion. Bruce Nice of a oJ ~ 3 EF cut out collar and cuffs, The button front adds smartAg made, 1 oraer 0 Nave Ur . g ‘tA | a in Sha Y ce : \ >» : val 7 ¥ ) k #83 ARE y on . ¢ Xirpe ider any suggestions that oh ig Egat tment 30 UP Frankfort and the Rev. 8S. Grundy EN \ p v vo ) Te a Ag: youshruiness. to its. Lines. Sizes: 38 lo 44 in the might be made, or to wait until all laws governing the payment of gycher of Indianapolis Ea \ f \ p the information is available for the City and the County on projects ——— - \ 2 3 : wi : i ILO i iw ¢ ailiavl which extend ACTOse the Co mn ty line 3 NN oR W O ¥ Te f / BR $ 2 resentation at the meetings rhs od : NN ¥ fF j ; : Sketched: black ray Ooms she "er Dik Sait arse job was acl The opinion was sought after HENDERSON. RACER. GET | = EF sits: 35 4: A black rayon romaine sheer in i il mail Ss 11st 0 an | ~ A SI \ Y oS ks FF wid . . “ ; County Commissioners told the NN . 3 A | {88 fo n assistant professor of chemical iF k AN LRN | > § — ’ oy assistant professor Of ChEMICA! paard that they would split costs) DIES Fe INJURIES NW THE | AA ; —Downstairs at Ayres

engineering at the University of yp, the City on a new W. Michigan a. Nw GLASSES

ity e sam 4 a o Sih Wisc — Rai BS A i St. bridge across Little Eagle Creek! BRISTOL . May 1 U. P) : ans cDeCial re LiEaniois re. Drovided the bridge were rebuilt to Bud CIN of Akron died in You Need Jating t > g& Dn q electiic utilities a Sid of 30 feet Harriman Hospital today of injuries ON CREDIT "ve ting CN ending the legal departments received Sunday while competing in y wr 1 » 1 ul oh ed : 2 legal ; ents ved Sunda) ! \ o v ” \ ; ’ y NL. | Subsequently, he was emploved ling the Board. Wil repair he the auto races at Langhorne Speed. Wg sR Ein: on. Styled by “Fashion Hour”! Shorter Skirts Focus Eyes On 7 th ty © hicago in super- .. . oi 4B IR : Y ii anil Tw. | Dresent 13-foot bridge so that traffic way Ww IS y 3 . J pr oy ’ 73 SI a ier rl Car gr Ins can move from across the County| His wife, Margaret, was at Nis rites ( ool, ( omf or table, N ew 1 our Stockings. Be Wise, Wear of Ce ra ER ALES Wn Biro line into W. Michigan St. for the bedside when he died. He succumbed n chief of the Philadelphia Bureau of Memorial Day races at the Speed- to shock, following amputation of { Gas. i way, according to Louis C. Brandt his left leg, which was c¢rushed in Took Part in Rate Case Board president the erash. ve — - ' A 1 i L 4

There he engaged in the city’s

rate case against the Philadelphia } Electric Co | ® . As principal engineer of the IN : a HONEY LETS DANCE ASAI) A 1 S e Luxe 1IIon

virginia State Corporat mission, he was in charge of all in- My vestigation of service and rate cases

for four vears, covering extensive \ ” | ma ST nydro and steam electric systems as pr WN Las 4 @® well as water units, gas systems, ho . PLEASE BOB. : P steamboat service and electric and : NOT NOW! | 3 gy o£ O C 1 ! S i S ! JUST...CAN'T § SIR | x

steam railroads b 3 $ . NF He has served as assistant director SR : ‘y { EACH ta ® E

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