Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1939 — Page 13

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FRIDAY, SEPT. 1, 1939

LIEBER EULOGY READ AT RITES

Business and Civic Leaders Pay High Tributes to Unselfish Aims.

Last rites for Herman P. Lieber, president of the H. Lieber Co. and a civic leader in Indianapolis many years, were held yesterday at 4 p. m. with many of the city’s prominent business and civie leaders attending. Mr. Lieber died Tuesday at St. Vincent's Hospital following a short illness. Herman W. Kothe, Indianapolis attorney, eulogized Mr. Liebers’ career. A founder of the Indianapolis Community Fund and a former fund campaign chairman, Mr. Lieber was lauded in a resolution adopted by the board of directors at a meeting before the services and read at the rites by A. E. Baker. The resolution said in part: “Herman Lieber gave unselfishly and generously of his energy, time and money in order that this new idea of social work might succeed and become a part of the community life of this eity.” The resolution said Mr. Lieber was a sound thinker, It said that he understood people and was deeply sympathetic with their problems; that he judged men not by their race or creed but by what they really were; that he had a keen sense of the obligations of a good citizen to his fellowman and to his city.

May Concern

ROCKTON Mass, Sept. 1 (U. P). — A first offender, jailed overnight for drunkenness, paused at the desk after his release and shyly asked for a note. A policeman on duty wrote: ‘To whom it may concern: This is to certify that — spent the night at the Brockton police station following his arrest for drunkenness.” “Now my wife will know I wasn’t in trouble,” the offender said.

CITY, CARMEL GIRLS WIN SCHOLARSHIPS

FRANKLIN, Ind, Sept. 1.—Miss Jean Oglesby, 5823 Lowell Ave, Indianapolis, and Miss Kathryn Wright, Carmel, have been awarded $250 scholarships to Franklin Colege. The scholarships are for four years, provided the recipients maintain a B average. Other Indianapolis students scheduled to enroll at Franklin week after next are Fred Drexler, Gerald McClain, Victor Walton, Marv Agnes Dunwoody, James English, Clifford Ernst, Betty Schimpf, Jeanne VanVoorhees, William Wilson, William George, Jerry Harris, Francis Howell, Louis Leerkamp, Ruth Morgan, Elizabeth Seymour, Sara Spanagell, Robert Stewart, Nancy VanMatre, Rachel Bland, Betty Fiedler, Mary Frances Laue, Richard Emimeimann, Norma Skillman, Marjory Raphnel and Edna MeDerniit.

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FRIDAY and SATURDAY §

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