Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 October 1939 — Page 11

GREERTOREAD " SAVINGS LEAGUE

‘Cooprider of Indianapolis ~~ Secretary-Treasurer; Conference Ends.

‘Walter. Greier, secretary of the Union. Federal Savings and Loan Association, Evansville, was elected president of the Savings and Loan league of Indiana at the closing session of the annus! convention today at the Hotel Severin. Claud Bagley, Hammond, was named first vice president and Earl C. Bucher, Huntington, second vice president. Ivan E. Cooprider, Indianapolis, was. re-elected secretarytreasurer. Discussions of public housing and private - home ~ financing problems accupied members during the morning session, in addition to the election of officers. Harold T. Donaldson, vice president of the Union Building & Loan Association, Lansing, Mich, and Fred T. Greene, Indianapolis, president of the Federal Home Loan Bank, addressed the league at a noon luncheon. . Arthur M. Weimer, dean of the School of Business Administration at Indiana oniversiy led the discussion this morning with a talk on “Trends in Public Housing and Private Home Financing.” George T. Wheldon, estate appraiser of the Home Owners Loan Corp., talked on {‘Sound Appraising” and G. Hicks Fallin, secretary of the Peoples Federal Savings & - Loan Association, | Peoria, Ill., on “Successful Operations with Today's Competition.” . |

GIVES $78,500 FOR WAR

SHANGHAI, Oct. 19 (U.P.).=Sir Victor Sassoon, British capitalist, has contributed a ion Shanghai dollars ($78,500), to the British war fund being raised by British resi-

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bers of the Indiana Stamp Club at

morrow, Mrs. A. F. Eiteljorg,. secretary, announced.

R. Griffin will speak on “Amazing Australia” Church at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow, un-

Class.

C. T. P. Meets Tuesday—The Cc. T. P. meeting of the Baltimore '& Ohio Railroad will be held at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the B. & O. Building. Those in charge are Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Raley, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wilhelm and Mr. and Mrs. J PF. Clark.

Wins Fellowship—Hubert N. Hawkins, 6115 N. National Road, 1938 DePauw University graduate, has at Western Reserve University, Cleveland.

Legion Post Plans Dance—Federal Post 62 of the American Legion will hold its first dance of the season Sunday night at the Riveria Club.

Fifty Club to Dance—The Fifty Club will open its fall season with a Halloween Dance at the Hotel Severin, Oct. 28. Those in charge of arrangements are Courtland: C. Cohee, Joe Freihage, Wendell V. DeWitt and Thomas J. Farrell.

Exchangeites to Hear Hinkle—Exchange Club members will see motion pictures of last Saturday’s Butler-George Washington football game and hear an explanation of the plays from Tony Hinkle, Butler coach, at their noon meeting in the Hotel Severin tomorrow.

McKinley Club to Meet—Maurice Robinson, Anderson, Ind. ‘attorney, will speak at a meeting of the McKinley Club at 8 p. m. tomorrow

dents of Shanghai.

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ON YOIR

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STARTS

TOMORROW _ 7

the Hotel" Antlers at ‘8 p. m. to-

‘Australia’ -to Be Topic—Richard at the Roberts Park

der sponsorship of the Martha,

been awarded a history fellowship ||:

CIR CLING THE cI TY

Study Washington Stam p S= |: Stamps of the George Washington ; head series will be studied.by mem- |}

Thomas F. O’Keefe, - Detroit,

president of Optimist Interna-

tional, will speak at the Indianapolis Optimist Club meeting at the. Columbia Club tomorrow noon, Members of the clubs in Terre Haute, Anderson, Muncie and Lafayette are to attend. Mr. O'Keefe is to be introduced by Walter Pray, past international president and former president and member of the local club. The program will be in charge of William Hanchett.

CIVIL SERVICE BODY ELECTS LOCAL MAN|

apolis, Indiana Department of Pub{lic Welfare rember, elected to the executive council of the Civil Service Assembly of the United States and Canada by the convention now in session here. Mr. Bunch is to serve for two years,

been named president of the assembly, - succeeding David W. Jennings, Milwaukee. Other executive council members are Louis Kroger, California State Personnel Board, three-year term, and James H. Hard, personnel director of Birmingham, Ala., oneyear term.

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|CRAWFORDSVILLE'S FUND GOAL 18 $8000

y Ind, 9 ‘Oct:

Chest campaign will open next | Wednesday with an- $8000 goal. Mayor Thomas L. Cooksey Is campaign chairman, = ~

Final plans for the apiyiieh will

be announced ‘Tuesday: night at ‘a

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