Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1941 — Page 19

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SAFETY GROUP VOTES MERGER

Oldest Traffic Committee Joins C. of C, Effort for United Drive.

Commitiee, the

The Citizens oldest traffic City, has voted to submerge its own identity and consolidate itz efforts with those of the Chamber of Com merce in the interests of a consolidated drive reduce traffic nage, At its meeting committee adopted offering the services of in whatever capacity is sired by the Chamber in fied campaign, George H. Poske, acting as president during the illness of Municipal Judge Charles J. Karabell, said the Committee members felt that “we can't get anywhere in traffic safety as long as we have this and that organiza tion working on this or that phase of the safety movement.” “The only way we can get anywhere,” he said, “is by all getting together and working toward the same goal, side by side. And ow Committee decided to start the ball rolling." During

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discussion, it was pointed out that the Chamber already has made a big toward co-ordination of efforts and is organizing a traffic safety depart ment with a full-time, paid secretary The resolution

the

start

calling for the merger was adopted unanimously At this, the last meeting of the committee, members presented two

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Doctor and Wife Head O.E. S. Unit |

ARTHUR BE, be installed worthy patron and worthy mas= tron, of Days light Chapter 353. O. BK 8S, at 7:30 p. m. March 29

DR. AND MRS DENISON will

Other officers are Mrs. Lillie V. Gauker, as= sociate matron, Emil V. Schaad, associate p a « tron; Mrs. Nels lie M. Young, secretary; Mus, Magdalene E, Bovee, treasurer; Mrs, Osceola L. Williams, conductress, and Mrs, Jenny V,. Moreillon, associate conduetress,

CEMENT BUILDING AT BOYS' TOWN SOUGHT

A proposal that a cement block building be erected at Douglas Park to house Boys' Town activities in| the community instead of a wood’ portable building has been made by the Park Board. Board members suggested the more permanent tvpe of building to representatives of the Bovs' Town | Senior Council and the Fletcher Oak Hill Civie Club. Previously, it had been the Board's intention to erect a portable structure with lumber donated by the School Board. The cement block building, cone taining a meeting room and facilis ties for athletic events, would form one wing of a community house to be built in the future, according to Miss Gertrude V. Brown, Board members The Board ordered Park Engineers to draw plans and estimates which will be submitted for approval

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Alden GG. Overbeck today re. signed supervisor of the Division of Building and Loan Associa ack Red Barn tions of the Department of Finan- ° all Tournes Saskatha — tle Theater cial Institutions His resignation 3 all rne 3asketball ttle Theater will become effective April 1 Bt 21 pourne, Bee hetbe tile Rime an automobile were fatal last nigh Mr. Overbeck will take a position ™ for Earl E. Behney Jr. 20. Western as auditor of the Fletcher Avenue : le Sto zhi Schools Union messenger. Savings and Loan Association here. 33 Bian Presents [Dish Schools

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