Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 May 1940 — Page 10

VOTER ROUNDUP Louis Stockman Dies at 41; FEATURES Quiz. Owned Dance Studios Here

SKIT, SPEECHES Known Both as Teacher

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! New Steps. Program in War Memorial Louis H. Stockmar, proprietor of At 8 Tonight to Explain the Stockinan Dance Studios, ahd | Balloting Technique.

| nationally known daneing instrue-! on died last night in the Lilly The First Voters Roundup, viding an opportunity for new

nic at City Hospita. Mr Stockman, who was 41, had! voters to learn the technique of voting, will be held at P. Mm. today

been ill for the last six months, He lived at 1716 N. Meridian St | at the Indiana World war Memorial

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He was, for many vears, active in the Chicago Association of Dancing Ma asters and the Danetg Masters of America. He was known both as [an instructor and an omxiginator of new dancing steps. He was a teacher for 12 years at the national convention of the Chi=| cago Association of Daneciiwg Masters and in 1936, for the first time in history, the Stockman Stuxdios pre sented the entire convention program. Mr. Stockman also operated a theatrical booking agency i Mr. Stockman was born April 8.§ 1899, the sen of Louis H. Stockman | ang Mildred Horn Stockmam. His father was an Indianapolis @ruggist for many vears My, Stockman dancing studios at Sis. in 1919 He was a member of the Dance Educators of America and the Va riety Club of Indianapolis. He also was a member of the North Methodist Church He is survived by neth Stockman mother, Mrs TWO sisters, na Mrs. oe Ry Glendale, Cal. Funeral services will be at 2 p. m Friday in the Wald Funeral Horae

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All persons who are vot ing for the first time in the primaries May are invited the roundup. It is sponsored by the In dianapolis League of Women Voters and will skits, musie. speeches Zensiip and election quizzes Dh Ro} V. Peel, professor gov=ernment at Indiana University and Sree tor of research for the National Mu eipal League, will speak on 3 t Fundamental Qualities and Obligations of Citizenship.”

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Active pallbearers for Mr man will be A. C. Zaring, Zeyen, Mare Wolf, Carl Kenneth Colling ana © Landes, all of Indianapolis members of the Variety Club, Honorary palibearers will Quaid, Edwin Eaton, Pete Pat Cassidy, Norman Tr Forrest Knuckles, Indianapolis; 5 T. Kehl, Madison, Wis.; P. M. Allen, Lafayette, Ind.; William J. Ashton R. G. Huntinghouse, Robert Campbell and J. Alan MacKenzie, Chis cago Walter Soby Hartford Cx Leroy Thayer, Was hington D. C: Thomas EK. Parsons, New York City: J. Francis Haney, Milan Ind: Fred Haney, North Vern Ind. Elliott Vincent, New Orleans, | La and & 1 ener, Teronto. Canada

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CITY TIGHTENS | CHECK ON FOOD

Morgan Orders Inspectors To Visit Groceries, Meat Markets.

Preparing for the summer season Df. Herman GG. Morgan, City health officer, today ordered all | health and sanitary |eheck retail and wholesale food and

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food stuffs are protected according to sanitary ulations, The inspectors were ordered to pay particular attention to the sanitary condition iceboxes and [other food storage places | They were asked to keep close surveillance over restaurants to see that dishes are being washed with the proper amount of chiorine or scalding water Refrigeration markets and checked periodically, Dr. | said In a few weeks, all food stuffs must be screened from flies and other he said Inspectors were instructed to see that all outside displays of food and produce are elevated at least 18

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MRS. L. S, EMERY, EDUCATOR, DIES

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