Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1941 — Page 33
URGED IN CAMPS §
Suggested in Warding Off Disease Spread Through Air in Barracks.
Science Service BOSTON, April 25. Use of artificial sunlight to protect the men in army training camps against influ€nza, measles, chickenpox and other diseases spread by Je human breath | was urged by Lt A. P, Hitchins, | MC, U.S. A. o hoe meeting of | the American College of Physicians Bronchitis, pneumonia and influ- | enza accounted for one-third of all} tickness in the army during 1818 a nd 1819, Col. Hitchins reminded 118 audience, and were the cause of | Of 80 per cent of all deaths due to| disease All these diseases may be spread | through the air, Ultraviolet light is deadly to the| germs of these droplet nuclei, Dr. William Firth Wells. of the UniverBity of Pennsylvania, has shown. Col. Hitchins said that Dr. Wells results | with ultraviolet sterilization of the| air in public and private schools of | Pennsylvania has been sufficiently | successful in - reducing infectious; childhood diseases to make it worth| trying in “army barracks, air raid| ich places where war ircumstaces force crowd- | ing of suscentibles in semi-confined ® mospheres |
SCHENCK TO APPEAL FROM 3-YEAR Term
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Marion County Parent-Teacher Paul
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McFarland, 4-A, Acton; 5B. John Strange; Royce Merand son, $B, John Strange; center row,
April 25 Schenck, chai: in ot] nf Twentieth Century-| Corp, today arranged toy appeal from a sentence of three Years in Federal prison. He also was ordered to pay a fine of $20,000) Appointive officers and commiton of charges of in-| tees to serve the Indiana Grand come { Chapter, le the
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ensuing year, were announced today following the floseis {of the 67th annual convention at the Murat Temple The elected officers were installed at the concluding session late yesterday. They are Mrs. Louise Wolf, and Frank Scott, Lafavette,| grand worthy mation and patron; Mrs. Ruth Morris, Tipton, | worthy grand matron; { Johnson, Terre Haute, {grand patron; Mrs | Bloomington, grand
associate Bliss conductress;
Mildred Smith, associate grand con- | Indian- | and Mrs. |
Daisy M. Crist secretary, Indianapolis,
{ ductress; apolis, grand | Rose IL. Malcolm, and treasure’ Two new chapters | tuted, to be known as | Chapter 563, at Spiceland, Whitney Chapter | lington Mrs ed president of the O. E. 8. Asso-| [ciation of Secretaries of Indiana at the annual banquet. Others named
were Spiceland and
| were Mrs, Jesse Skeen, Greensburg, | Minnie |
Mrs. second vice New | Edna
first vice president; | Boemler, Indianapolis, | president; Mrs. Ada Haynes, | Palestine, secretary; Miss Hallowel, Peendleton, treasure: At the concluding session, Rep, | Johnson presented to the Indiana Masonic Home at Franklin an American flag that has flown over the Capitol at Washington. An inspection of the home was made by members today. Elmer F, Gay, superintendent, reported that there are 400 occupants of the home atl present, including 150 men, 110 | women, 37 girls and 83 boys Other Grand Chapter announced today, included: Grand] chaplain, Otto W. Cox, 4731 Sunset Rlvd., Monument Chaptel grand marshal, Gerald S. Sewell, Otter-| bein; grand organist, Mrs, Ruth] Parr Grimes, Danville; grand Adah, | Helen RBonebrake, Ro: vill grand Ruth, Lillian DeMars, 3773 E. 62d St Rroad Ripple Chapter; grand Esther, Kathryn Tyndall, Decatur; erand Martha, Louise Hamilton, Muncie: grand Electa, Carrie Kemper, Osgood: grand warder, Gladys Perry, Gary; grand sentinel, Clarence Scharf, Corvdon, and grand) sentinel emeritus, 1140 Trowbridge St Committee appointments include: |
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Grade 8A, Center; Center; Kenneth Black, 4B, Ben Davis; Billy Orr, 5A, Bridgeport; Georgianne Davis,
v.00, E. S. Committees Named As 67th Convention Closes
Order of the Eastern Star, | 8¢
associate | Rep. Noble |
Fox, |
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564, at New Bur- |
| Goldie E. Freeman was elect- |
officers, |
Florence Carr, |
i Abbie Han-
AL herta Huffman. |
£1 and matron, |
Ruth Cooley, 7A, Lawrence; Ruth EF. Bland, 12B, Ben Davis; Walters, 9B, Garden City;
Effie Kiritsis, 6A, Garden
annual Marion County Educational
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Jean Selig, 10B, Ben Clark, 7A,
Association. Betty Bobby
port; Ben Davis; Robert McGahey, 12A, Warren Central; Carroll, 8A, Warren Central;
Lawrence; 124, Benny Joe 6B, Nora; Janet Lewis, a, 3A, John Strange; Joan Ander-
Connie Brinley, A, Garden City;
Dorothy Dunham, 9B, Ben Davis; Joan Virginia Vaughn, "B, Fleming Garden; Jean Witte, 11A, Mary Francis Baker, 9A, Southport; Gwendolyn Buck, 10A, Southport; rear row, Warrén Smith, 12B,
Harold Boswell, 9A, David Hammer, 11B, Ben Davis: Margie Blick, 11B, Ben Davis; Harriett Schuk, 10B, Ben Davis; zick, 8B, Garden City and Wilbur Burton, 12B, Bén Davis,
Brannon, 11A, Ben Davis; Mary
Warren Central; Richard Hendrickson, 10A, South-
Chester Perkins, Harold
Decatur Central; Warren Central:
Hilda Dud-
Phraseology: Trum:n 3. Yuncker ast |sorehs grand patron, Greencastle; ary |
Shan Bena Han! Foimofin Cou pil Rebuff to Axis,” Say British; ‘Lunaties,” Cries Anory Berlin Press.
| Deth Kreis Gary Board ot rand trustees: Moses Black wor and patron. Mnuncie, one A Focrcher. past worthy krand anapolis, two years, and Marr, past worthy grand matron, JJONDON., April 25 (UU. P).—Great Britain hailed with enthusiasm today the speeches of Secretary of State Cordell Hull and Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox pledging that the United States would not only aid Britain but see that the aid reached British hands “1t is a clear rebuff to the Axis and obvious encouragement to us,’ an authoritative informant said of Mr. Hull's speech, which Britons a garded as ev ea stronger than that of Col ne Even ors the question of the | possibility of convoys for American goods, there was the plain implica-| tion to Britons that their reverses in the Balkans due to their aid to Greece, had caused Americans to, envisage greater support of Brital nl instead of frightening them into greater caution as German and Italy had hoped. “Both speeches indicate that the Uniteq States is reacting enti yl opposite to the way in which the Axis had hoped and expected it] would react” it was said authori-| | tatively. BERLIN, April 25 (U.P) —The German press today violently attacked President Roosevelt, charging that he has set loose "a flood of lying phrases” designed to ob- | Balke “the warn ning traces of the | Balkan adventure.” German spokesmen and news papers ridiculed charges that Germany constituted any menace the United States, asserting that “only a 150 per cent lunatic could | All 13 states in the district, the imagine that Crermany really ine largest district in the country, are!tends to attack the United States.” [expected to participate in the ob-| Excerpts from the addresses of HRI Pa pac Secretary of Stare Cordell Hull and A special program is to be given Secretary of Navy Frank Knox at the Indianapolis Naval Armory. were published PrOWInently in the Newsreels on Navy activities in mo- pewspaperzs—in contrast to the tion picture houses, radio programs quent practice of ignoring APEEOHES dealing with the Navy, speeches and of American officials displays in business houses will be, The press described the speeches linchuded on the program for the as the product cf “Rooseveli’s agiweek tation machine.” Plans for Indiana participation]
| 3 Tae Ho Cor tre | 10 S E P H R A b Z nl E S: BURIAL TOMORROW
|district, of which Indiana is a part. SET RITES MONDAY | Joseph Bernard Radz, 10-year-old FOR 1. R. PAGE. 53 son of Mr. and Mrs. John Radz, 743 Terrell Russell Page, 1083 W. Me- | N. Haugh Si, died at his home to Carty St., died at the City Hospital day Funeral services will be weld today rollow ing a short illness | at the Poly Trinity Catholic Church
Mr. Page, Who was 53, Was a Na- | iamarrow. Burial will be in 8t tive of Horse Cave, Ky. and was | Joseph Cemetery
an Indianapolis Bleaching Co, em= . Survivors besides the parents are
ployee 14 years | Funeral servicees will he held at) four brothers, John, Frank Carl ang 2 p. m. Monday at the home Burial | William Radz, and four sisters, is to be in Floral Park Cemetery. | Stephanie, Margaret, Frances and He is suivived by three brothers, | Rose Radz, all of Ihdianapolis Ben and Andrew Page, of Indian- | apolis; Henry Page of Dawson, Ill ang two sisters, Mrs, Josie Hay ma CIVIC CHOIR WILL SING Mrs. Ada Zorich of Indianapolis.
Martha Zoercher Marguerite Fisher M. Carithers, n, P
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Board of examiners Indianapo! one year Nabb two vears nd Mabel )ast worthy gral matron | th ed Years
ceremony: Daisy Mabel Carithers. lessen burdens of Lee K. Amsden and
Revision installation M. Crist, Mr. Yuncker,
Study for, plan to {worthy grand matron: Alene Vey,
Revision constituting ceremony: Cox and Nellie Riffle, Indianapolis Charles D. Hume, Logansport, Eastern Star educational {and: John B Hessomg. past worthy grand patron, Indianapolis one year; Jeannette Bunnell past worthy grand matron, two years, Lettie Dickey, past worthy grand matron Ft | Wayne, three years, Nettie Ransford memorial phonso Wood, past worthy grand patron, | Angola, one year: Mary Frances Price, | past worthy grand matron, Vincennes, two years: Delph L. McKesson, past worthy rand patron, Plymouth, threz years. Eastern Star representative on Masonic | Home board. Nelle S. Johnson, past worthy Igrand metren, Perrysville. Fraternal rpfIeshonaonee: Nelle 8S. |'son Ruth Morris, Tipton; Bliss Bloomincton: Mildred Smith, Warsaw, | Publicity: Margare, Westenbarger, Bridgeort, and Carrie Mae Huntington, Cumberand. Xnternational temple maintenance fund: |Hallard Flynn. past worthy grand patron, Ba on, Alene C, Vey, past worthy grand matron, Marion: Ura Seeger, vast worthy grand patron, West Lebanon; J | Benjamin Roberts, Millersville, and Bernice | Mjckley. Huntington brary: Anna Cooper, aon Greenfield; Mar worthy grand matron, Rema Angola: Lorene a and Ione Howell Crawfordsvi
NAVY AVIATION WEEK SET FOR MAY 4-10
Indianapolis and Indiana will observe Naval Aviation Week, May 4) {to 10, under plans now being worked lout at the Chicago headquarters of {the Ninth Naval District
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ported by the Flovd Jones Singers (and the Southland Jubilee FEehoes) | Will present its annual program at { the Roberts Park M. E. Church | Sunday at 2:30 p m The program, which is to be pre[sented in nine parts, will be broadcast at WIBC.
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1 . - 1 ri \ 1, > pda BA? 4 H April 26, at residence, 2015 Sansster Ave, ro i 2pm Burial Sutherland oh Friends : Si invited. Moore & Kirk Serv ? 3 E MARSHALL =Aletha Bima, mother of Mrs 3 Robert Harrison of Plainfield Mrs, SPT 5 : Frank Wise and John I. Marshall, of The ; k Indianapolis; Eivin Marshall of Hobart, 2 ma. sister of My Ellis Summers, or ; Coatesville, Ind passed away at her ( i home in Plainfield Wednesday. April 23, 4 Funeral Saturday, 2 p. m, at Plainfield oy Methodist chureh Burial at Amo, Ind
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E ; 4 38 z p 3 H CL p rt % ’ 7. age 50. Funeral Monday, Apri Bk 28 Moore & Kirk TrEmgeon Mortus= ary. 5342 E Washington, 2 m, Burial : 4 ; Washington Park. Friends ‘invited ; DAVIS—=John T. brother of Laura Reeves ® [ptsed away at the residence of Mr. and George Blauvelt, 224 E Henry St Friends mav call at the Tolin Funeral x 4 7 Home 1308 Prospect St. Services Saturs
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CUTTER=Catl G., N Kenmore RA. pheloved husband of Clara B., orother of Cutter, departed 1ife
p.m Interment Floral Park. Fenda invited,
HANKINS=James Egbert husband of Flov Leonard of Alice Cornelia and Hankins, brother of W. B. and Hankins Phssed away a iday, Monday R Methodyst © Cc uron Park Friends mav eall at the 332 N. Bolton Ave, from noon Monday
ie 53, beloved ankins, father Tames Smith BD, Funeral he Irvington Burial Memorial (esidence, neon sundae) and at the chapel
after 2 p. Mm. Shirley Serviee,
RAR r2 Rov F. passed away at Miami, Fla Friends may call at ‘he Flanner | & Buchanan Mortuary Sunday afternoon | and evening Notice of funeral later { JORANSTON =-1 Newton age 74 band of Mattie Johntton Jacob DeBold, Mrs hrather of Mrs James Clav Trusty, children and Funeral at Saturday. 2 » Lauek Service
JONES = Baral Elizabeth Mooare, beloved wife of Water Jones, mother of Mis Eva Caylor, Mrs. Anna Campbell, Wile liam, Thomas, Edward and Johnny Moore, stepmother of Mrs. Ola Badgley and Lawrence Jones, departed this life age 64 Funeral Saturday,
ears, nuke {ather of Mrs. Lyndal Griswold, Entwistle, Mrs. algo survived by four grands four great- WOR late home, 1131 8 West Barisal Floral Park,
Friends may daughter, Mrs,
MEACHAM--1da age 74 Emma O'Malley rs. E H Enners Ins dianapsiis, Mrs Martha, Caldwell of Greenfield, OO, passed awav at the resis dence, 3035 Park Ave Thursday morne ing. Funeral at the residence Saturday, 2 Bn Mm. Friends invited Burial Crown Hill Friends mav call at the residence any time Shirley Service,
MOTLEY-=Tood, age 71 vearz, husband of Laura E otleyv, stepfather of Georges O. Holmes, passed away Friday morning al residence 3373 . {0th Services Monday 1:30 “onkle Funeral Home, 193% WwW Friends ins vited Friends may at funeral home after 8 p. m. Sat
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Friends Phvited Moore & Kirk Service. PAGE--Terrell, Russell, age 53 of 1083 W MeCarty St. brother of Ben, Henry and Andrew Page, Mrs. Josie Hay and Mrs, Ada Zorich, unele of Mrs. Della Gray, & Wm at Farley Funeral Home, 1604 W. Brris Burial Moral Park Friend call at the ere) home after i Saturday, Farley Service,
may pm
PETROVICR=Zivko Jake age 54 husband of Mrs. Rada Petkovieh, away Wednesdav evening ices Saturday, 2 p. mat the Roumanian Orthodax Churoh Body will lie in state at the Yugoslav National Home, 3628 W. 16th St. Saturday from » a. Mm M Frignds mas all at the & 86ng Funeral Home 2831 W any time unt 2% a Mm Saturs Burial Floral Park Cemetery
REINFELS-=Rarbara, widow of John HN. mother of John HM, and Lillan BR. Reine fate city: sister of Mrs. A C Sui an, VRicinnatl, 0 away Wednesday 1.20 pm uneral at residenes, 244 Shelby St, Apt 30, Saturday, 8:30 a. Mm. ervices St, Catherine's Church, a m. urial 8t. Joseph's Cemetery Friends may eall any time, Christian Mothers’ Boeiety of Sacred Heart Church will meet Friday. 8 p. m., for prayer,
SAVIDGE. Mrs Ruth G wife of Albers C. Bavidge 3248 N. Illinnis passed away Ty esday afternoon in Old Toppan. N J Services at the Ilanner nn Saturday 2 Fr fonds may
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SHERMAN=Katperine »eloved Mrs Amelia Stich, Mex Emma Pry, Mrs Lena Widmeier Frank John and Wile Ham Sherman died at the home of Mes ® Stich 1905 Holloway Ave Thursday Friends may call at the temporary Kirby Mortuary 2238 N Meridian St ANY time Funeral Saturday, 8:30, at the MArtuary 2 a mm St. Mary's Chureh. Friends invited
THOMPRON<Margarst M Ave beloved mother of Anna RBeseie Gladys, Millard. Maleolm, lage William: Jesse, Allen and Moyd Thompson, passed away Friday mornt Services Sunday 2 p. Mm. at the Hage wond Baptist Chureh, Hazelwood Burial Clayton, Ind. Friends may eo 2 Reanblossom Mortuary, 1327 W. Ray, until Sunday noon,
VORRIES Edward father of Mrs & Mrs Ethel Keeney, i(farle Paul B. Russell L.. Ora T Riex: brother af Charles, paszsed Wednesday a.m. at the residence E. Market Friends may Tallin Funeral Heme 110k Funeral serviees Sunday 2 funeral home Interment
ZICRLER- Alice © Ward C mother of Fdward A Albert © and Louis L af James and Charles Wilson. Mrs Delks and Mrg Blanche Deveny., died Wednesday Friends: may call at ths temporary Kirby Mortuary Ra N. Meris
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