Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1941 — Page 4

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CASH REDUCTION Club Sponsors "Tag Day’ for Greek Aid

CUTS 1. U, WORK

But Trustee Is Satisfied With State's Grant: | Fear Faculty Loss.

A $£332620 reduction by the Leg-| islature in the request of Indiana University will impair some of the] institution's activities, J. Dwight Peterson, University trustee, said vesterday at a luncheon of the Indiana University Club at the Columbia Club Mr. Peterson pointed out that only 43 per cent of all the buildings on the Bloomington campus, the medical center in Indianapolis, and the exten: centers have been financed by the tax dollars,

Will Stretch Cash

said by careful managethe university has constantly widened services to State and while the request reduction will “prevent u some of the things we should do. we'll stretch our dollars as far as they'll go.” “A reduction of $332.620 from our|

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Il prevent us from doing some Of | hings we would like to do and should do,” he said, “but view of demands for economy, we feel we were pretty well treated and we'll make our dollars go as far as possible.” Fears Faculty Losses Uz McMurtrie, also a member the board of trustees, reviewing activities of said one of the greatest threats 0 the institution are raids the wealthier edu-

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NEXT SATURDAY will be “tag day” in Indianapolis. a philanthropic venture of the Variety Club to help the war-ridden peo-

ple of Greece. Among those who already have volunteered their services are the four Greek sisters shown here, the

daughters of George N. Ricos, 2450 N. Delaware St. They will be among those stationed throughout the city Satur-

day to accept donations. Butler University sororities also have pledged their help and representatives of the groups were to meet

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« + « left to right are Louise, Lulu, Mildred and Katherine,

at noon today with Claude MecKean, committee chairman, at the Variety Club. Other women and girls who wish to help may call Mr, McKean at LI-3581. All donations will go to the Relief Fund, as the drive expenses will be met by the Variety Club.

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Hannah Jones, 90, Ill 5 Days, Dead

A RESIDENT OF Indianapolis 75 vears. Mrs. Hannah Jones died vesterdayv in the home of her son, Charles R. Jones, 33 S. Gladstone Ave. She was 90 and had been ill five davs. She was born in Clermont and Ww a member of the Baptist Church there. Besides her son, Charles, she is survived by another son, Leslie Jones, of Indianapolis, six grandchildren, five great-grandchildren and one great-great grandchild Funera] services will be held at m. tomorrow in the Dorsey Funeral Home, Burial will be in Clermont

CHILDREN BRUISED

IN AUTO COLLISION

Two children and a taxi driver bruised i

in an auto collision at

oday 19th St, and Broadway.

They were Jack Lynn, 11, of 714 [at the Past Presidents’ Council of | the N. East of riding in a taxicab driven by Wil- |War, at her home at 510 N. Riley

1015 E. Ninth St. Both were

iam Dewey, 1809 Orleans St.

in member of the Municipal Gardens Woman's Department Rebekah Lodge. the Multum in Parvo Washington | She was| The Nature Study Club will

LOCAL ORG

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p. m. tomorrow at Masonic Hall. Incoming worthy {matron is Mrs. Alice Grein, and new worthy patron is James Lyle. Re{tiring officers are Mrs.

March meeting Sunday, March 30 at 2:30 p. m. at the Claypool Hotel, {Parlor T.

Nature Study Club to See Film— hear Campbell, honorary member, at the D. A. R. Chapter House, 824 IN. Pennsylvania St., at 8 p. m, tomorrow. Mr. Campbell will [show a natural color maqyie entitled “The Camera Gold of the | Rockies.” ! | Auxiliary to Present Flags — The Maj. Harold C. Megrew Auxiliary 3, {United Spanish War Veterans will present flags to School 35, at Madison and Raymond Sts, at a date to {be announced later. Mrs. Alice M {Goodnight is president of the local jauxiliary, and Mrs. Florence Roach (is “Americanism” chairman.

h : | tomorrow White Shrine Party Set—Indian-|zasonic Temple. apolis White Shrine Patrol 6 will|ton St. Mos.

give a pillow slip card party at 6:30 p. m. Thursday at the Food Craft {Shop. Mrs. Eva Morgan is chairman.

Men's Class to Meet—The Community Men's Class of the Broad{way Evangelical Church will hold a (regular monthly meeting at the home of Thomas Neale, 5607 Carrollton Ave. at 8 o'clock tonight. J. O. Ryrholm, statitsitian for the {Public Service Co. of Indiana will speak. E. W, Baum is president of |the class. | | Hostess at Luncheon—Mus. ward C. Wischmeier will entertain

and Margaret Ford, 8 Catherine Merrill Tent 9, Daugh-| Dome.”

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Lawrence O. E. S. to Install—-Law-Miss Mavme Jacobs. an Indian- (rence Chapter 384 O. E. S. will hold apolis resident 35 vears who died @ public installation of officers at 8 in her home. 114 S. Elder an illness of five weeks, | in Montezuma folto-

the Lawrence

Beatrice Service in Montezuma will be at|Bower and Gene Watson, matron at the home of William P.{and patron, There will be services|

m. Electa Club Meeting Set — The

Electa Club, Worthy Matrons of the 11th District, O. E. S. will hold its|

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Broad Ripple O. E. S. to Install Officers—Broad Ripple Chapter 315, 0. BE. S., will hold a stated meeting | and installation of officers at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Broad Rip-| ple Masonic Temple. Officers to be | installed are: Nellie Whitehead, | worthy matron; Clare Gater,| worthy patron: Lucy Lindberg, as-| sociate matron; William D. Hastings, associate patron; Ivy Compton, secretary: Stella Olvey, treas- | urer; Gertrude Hatfield, conductress; Edna Ross, chaplain; Alice !Ehling, marshal; Ruby Wagener, Adah; Ruth Snyder, Ruth; Gladys | Long, Esther; Ruth Chilton, Mar(tha; Elizabeth Watts, Electa; Ella Morgan, warder; John Compton, sentinel; Mamie Passmore, organist; Mary Probst. stereopticon, and Goldie Schlegel. publicity.

Arrange Card Party—The past queens of Koyan Temple, Daughters of the Nile, will hold a benefit card | party at 2 p. m. tomorrow at Ban-| rer-Whitehill auditorium, Mrs, Hazel |

{unl will be in charge, | Busy Bee Meeting Set—The Busy] Bee Club will meet at 12:30 p. m.| |tomorrow at 29'c S. Delaware St.| {for luncheon and cards. Englewood O. E. S. Luncheon Set | —Englewood Auxiliary O. E. S., will {meet for a covered dish luncheon | noon at the Englewood | 2714 E. Washing-| Helen Frantz is host-| jess. Mrs. Mabel Pollock is auxiliary president, |

Civie League to Meet—The regular {monthly meeting of the East 38th | {St. Civic League will be held at 8] y. m. tonight in the auditorium of {School No. 1, 36th and Gale Sts C. E. Lindner is president of the | league.

Editor to Address Club—Dan Gilbert. Washington, D. C., will address | | the Kiwanis Club at 12:15 p. m. | tomorrow at the regular luncheon at the Columbia Club on “The| Constitution.” Mr. Gilbert is editor of the New Republic and author of column “Under the Capitol

America First Meets—Members of (the Indianapolis America First Committee will meet at the Canary | Cottage tonight to hear Charles Cor- | win White of New York speak on “Tend to Business.” Mr. White is a lecturer, traveler and business ex- | ecutive, |

Press Club Elects—New officers of | announced today following the an- | nual election vesterday. Lowell B.| led president; Griffith Niblack of the News, vice president, and E. Gerald | secretaryv-treasurer. Named to the board of governors were Robert L. of the Star. Maurice Gronendvke | and Frank Wallace. Mr. Patrick is | tor-in-chief of the Washington High | School yearbook, The Senior Post. | ted later on a competitive basis, L. B. Mann, editorial sponsor said. | will. have a red, white and blue | cover. It's theme will be the school’s | {book is scheduled for release on | Senior Class Day, June , 4 | 'Playlet Scheduled | The Tech High School Home “Grandmother Garvin's Gift,” before the Drama Club today and at day. | Mmebers of the cast are Betty! Waldkoetter, Margaret Farrington, Regina Smith and Virginia Wil-

the Indianapolis Press Club were | Nusshaum of The Times was elect- | | Bowman of the Star was re-elected Hoover of the News, Corbin Patrick | the retiring president. | | Mabel Mohr has been named edi- | Other staff editors will be selecWith a patriotic theme, the book | role in national defense. The vearon n Economics Club will give a playlet, | the D. A. R. Chapter House ThursFleming, Wilma Burkart, Betty] liams.

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| Shepherd, | treasurer.

TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1941

JANES WAGNER, on 4 Eon HOTEL MAN, DIES|

vices will be held at| tomorrow in the Wee | Kirk ’o the Heather at Los Angeles| for William A, Evans, a former resident of Indianapolis, who died in| the Good Sa-| maritan Hospital | there Friday. Cremation will follow. Mr. Evans, who was 78, was born in Pontypridd, Wales, the son of Evan and Jane Thomas Evans, His wife, Mrs.

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James L. Wagner, former owner of the Fairgrounds Hotel, died today in his home, 4166 Carrollton Ave, after several months’ illness. He purchased the hotel in 1925 § and operated it for four years. He later bought the Meeker Hotel here, Ellen Vickery selling it six years ago. Mr. W ag-| Evans, is a retired {ner then entered the insurance Indianapolis school teacher, business and had since retired. Besides his wife, he is survived | Born near Johnson City, Tenn. by five daughters, Mrs. Dorg Allen |he attended Washington College in of Peoria, 1ll.; Mrs. Florence Smith Tennessee and came to Indianapolis of Oregon, I: Mrs. Gladys Grandy 40 years ago. He was a member of Of Seattle, Wash, and Mrs. Edith the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church Hunter and Miss Elizabeth Evans, Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Lu-| Poth of Indianapolis. cille Lockman Wagner, a teacher at| the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of |Music, and three brothers, Dr. {Adam Wagner of Gravelton, Mo.: Fred H. Wagner of Belleville, Ind.. and John Wagner of De] Rio, Tenn. Funeral. services in charge of Dr. | Roy Ewing Vale, pastor of the . | Tabernacle Presbyterian Church Fauersi will be held at 2:30 p. m. Thurs- 9 His day in the Hisey & Titus Mortuary. Funeral Burial will be in Crown Hill, a sheet Sunday Ave, Ill Capital City Lodge 97. of which he was a member, and ithe Rev. R. R. Cross. pastor of the West Michigan Street Methodist Church, will

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