Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 February 1940 — Page 4

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ELECTION BOARD SESSION CALLED

Be Selected as Ballot Counting Site.

At its first meeting scheduled for

‘Monday afternoon the new County “Election Board is expected to select “Tomlinson Hall as the site for ballot

counting for the May primary elec-

“tion.

The Board, which was filled yes‘terday by the appointment of

: Hendricks Kenworthy and Robert - 8. Smith, also is expected to begin

the apportionment of county dele-

‘gates for the state Democratic and

Republican conventions. The number of delegates of each ‘party from any county is based on the vote of that county for Secretary of State at the preceding gen-

‘eral election.

Under the new Central Ballot

‘ Counting Law, which will operate

for the first time at the primary this

. year, all ballots must be counted . at a central place.

The new law abolished the former practice of

- vote counting at precinct polling |. places. ;

County Clerk Charles R. Ettinger,

"who is the third member of the : Board and is ex-officio secretary of . the group, already has begun to - draft forms on which candidates in . the primary will declare their in-

tentions of running.

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arrangements for

The Employees' “Benefit Club of the Continental Baking Co. will hold its first annual Sweetheart Dance Saturday night at the Athenaeum. A Sweetheart

Queen will be chosen by lot from a box containing candidates’

“Pal,” pet pigeon of Mr“and Mrs. Herbert Galloway, 630 E. Drive

SHORTRIDGE DEBATER Woodruff Place, is resting at home

‘today after his- annual pilgrimage

IN STATE CONTEST into trouble.

: Times Special

Last year, Pal had a slight alfercation with several dogs and wound

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. Feb. 2. up wounded and helpless. The Gal-

_ ==Marvin L. Borman of Shortridge *. : ; : ; 1 wing and he has been staying with High School at Mdianspelis wi thom. ver HINGE

-8ixth Annual Wabash Oratorical

compete here tomorrow

Contest for Indiana high schools.

loway’s took him in patched up his

Yesterday, somehow, he became entangled in a kite string at the

He and seven other Hoosier high |top of a high tree and for almost 20

Times Photo.

Bertha Baumann, Alberta Royalty and Dorothy McCoy, . . . make

Sweetheart Dance.

names. During intermission cash awards will be given for correct answers in a quiz modeled after famous radio programs. The club aids fellow employees when they are ill. Louis Hagan is president and Walter Johnston is secretary and treasurer.

Saved From a Kite String

he seemed happy to be alive, but too tuckered out to make any demonstration and was content to sleep in the lap of Mrs. Galloway,

MARION PREPARING FOR EASTER PAGEANT

MARION, Ind. Feb. 2.—Now that the zero weather has abated somewhat, Marion has begun thinking {of Easter. | Committees and other workers

ESTIMATE UP ON "TEGH BULDING

PWA to Be Asked to Pay 45 Per Cent of Increase at East Side School.

Public Works Administration to pay 45 per cent of a $10,278 increase in the cost of Stuart Memorial Hall at Technical High School. : The cost is being raised because the total of bids en the project exceeded estimates made before construction began, officials said. The Board yesterday voted to revise the estimates. i The Board also awarded a contract to the Skinner Engine Co., of Erie, Pa., for a engine generator for Tech High School's power plant on a bid of $30,426, The contract for the construction of foundations was awarded to the Service Construction Co., 417 Castle Hall Building, on a $3508 bid. The piping contract was awarded to Fred G. Janitz, 619 Virginia Ave. and the electrical contract went to the Hatfield Electric Co., 108 8. Meridian St., on its $5464 bid. One hundred and 62 new: typewriters to replace old ones now in use were purchased from five typewriter firms at a total cost of $6599.

GIVEN WATCH FOR PERFECT ATTENDANCE

Times Special NEW ALBANY, Ind, Feb. 2 If Gilbert King is as regular in his work as a bank bookkeeper as he is in Sunday School attendance, his employers should be more than satisfied. .

Today Mr. King is wearing a wrist watch presented to him in observ-

The School Board will ask the

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orations at 2 p. m. in the Old Chapel. First and second place winners will be eligible for the National Forensic League Tournament to be held at Terre Haute the week of April 29.

reach of his would-be rescuers. Police, admitting defeat,

to the Galloways. Several hours after the rescue

City’s fourth annual Easter pageant

called |in which ‘hundreds of men, women the Fire Department and a ladder and children will participate. was brought and the bird delivered] The general board arranging this

year’s event is headed by Dr. Har-

,'mon R, Goldthwaite.

at St. Mark's Evangelical Church Bible school. His record really goes back 28 years, but in his third year, he missed one session because of ill-

ness. .

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%* Coke is a clean home heating fuel be-

cause there is no smoke, soot or fly ash

to contend with.

Consequently, women

who live in coke-heated homes have less

work than the average housewife and are

able to use the time they usually spend in

chasing dirt to a more pleasant or profit-

able advantage.

v ‘BUT the fact that coke contains no smoke, soot or fly ash means even more than clean-

liness.

The absence of these three. items is

conclusive proof that you are getting all the heat you pay for—that all this dirty waste material was removed in the production of coke leaving only carben in the form of heat units—. and it's the heat units that keep you warm,

Considering ONLY the

cleanliness and no waste

heat angles, coke is really

a bargain at . . .

CASH PRICE PER TON

Phone MA-4421 for Free Coke Service

Your first ton of coke, regardless of where you buy it, entitles you to a free furnace inspection, instructions on how to fire coke to your best advantage—and the installation

of a butterfly damper—all at no cost to you.

Market 4421 and ask for free COKE SERVICE.

Just phone

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EXCEPTIONAL SAVINGS BECAUSE SELECTIONS and SIZES ARE LIMITED

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