Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1941 — Page 6

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BEL ROSE ASKS AREA ANNEXED

League Says Open Sewers In Neighboring Region Menace Health.

Open sewers, endangering the health of those living in the area of the State Fairgrounds, prompted annexation action by the Bel-Rose Civic League last night. The group, holding its monthly meeting, passed a resolution asking for the annexation by the city of the community north of 52d St. which although partially developed, still has several open sewers. Bel-Rose is bounded by the Fair-|: grounds, 52d St., and Keystone and |: Guilford Aves. The area residents wish to be annexed lies between 52d and 59th Sts, Keystone Ave. and the Monon tracks

Board Has No Authority

Previous efforts by the league to correct the sewer problem has been stalled because the City Health Board has no authority on county property The annexation would: give city officials the right to order: the sewers improved 3 Under the leadership of C. Titus]: Everett, club president, the group also voted to request more adequate | 3 bus service and better zoning. A community house for the league and the community they represent is already in the. blueprint stage and an affiliation with the Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs is planned.

BURROUGHS SCHOOL PLANS SONG RECITAL

The Jane Johnson Burroughs School of Music will present Charles Wakefield Cadman’s “The Morning of the Year” at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow | in the paris hhouse of St. Paul's Episcopal Church A double quartet will provide chorus music, which will augment solos by individuals of the quartet. Members of the group will be Mrs. Burroughs, Mrs. Marjorie Payne | Breeden, Mrs. Irene McKay, Mrs. James W. Costin, James B. Gilbreath, David Duthie, Charles Carson and Lynton Hazelbaker Mrs. Helen McPheeters Rice will be accompanist. The recital is spon- | sored by the Women’s Auxiliary of | St. Paul's Church.

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By EARL HOFF There will be a special brightness to the program to be given at 7 o'clock tonight in the Washington High School auditorium by the Concert Band and Goncert Orchestra. For the first time, the band will appear in its new blue and gold uniforms. The varied program will be given for the benefit of the band. Members of the Concert Band, who will step out in the new uniforms, are: William Bell, Dean Benge, William Edwards, John Bodimer, Richard Cummins, Donald Duncan, Clyde Edwards, Juanita Foreman, Virgil Fox, Kenneth Hicks, Robert Gentry, Dwight Henderson, Robert Keller, Frank Kenny, Jean Linn. Raymond McClure. L.eo McCoy, Jo Ann Murray, Carl Nelson, George Nicoloff, Leon Pocala,

William Bell and Jean Linn , , , try out the new Washington School Band uniforms,

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James Potts, Paul Prall, Rosemary Reddell, William Smock, Jeanne Stine, Betty Jo Stone, Maxine Thayer, Donald Todd, Wayne Warman, Robert Weiss, Eleanor Williams, James Williams and Raymond Williams.

Those in the Concert Orchestra are: Melba Anderson, Wanda Arnold, William Bell Dean Benge, Svilvia Cliburn, Geraldine Crosley, Coy Crank, Donald Duncan, William Edwards, Mariam Everett, Fred Fisher, Harvey Gates, Robert Grimsley, Lavonne Hardy, Beulah Harris, George | Julius, Betty Jo Lyles. James Lwvnch, Louis Mader, | Raymond McClure, Rozella Paino, Barbara Phagley, Rosemary Reddell, Richard Small, Reginald Smith, William Smock, Elizabeth Tosich, Robert Weiss, Donald White, Kenneth Williams, Mildred Wood, Joseph Holder and

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Dinner to Honor Mrs. Hergt—A) buffet dinner in honor of Mrs. Harry |

\F. Hergt, high priestess of Tarum |

1 [Court 14, Ladies’ Oriental Shrine,! will be given at 6 p. m. tomorrow | in the home of Mrs. Harry C. Geisel, Pr J | 5782 N. Delaware St. Installing offiL |cers at the recent induction services of the Shrine will be guests. They are Mrs. Roy L. Craig, past {grand high priestess, installing officer; Mrs. L. G. Jones, installing marshal; Mrs. Laura E. Ray, instaliing oriental guide; Mrs. Louise J. Sharp, installing recorder; Mrs. LeGrande Lawrence, installing treas-| urer; Mrs. O. T. Passmore, installing | organist, and Miss Esther Lefkovits, guest soloist. Members of Monument Chapter, O. E. S, who formed an escort at the services, also will be guests. They are Mrs. Dora Tavel, Mrs. Myrtle Morris, Mrs. Goldie Friedman, Mrs. Ella Berger, Mrs. Esther Fogle, Mrs. Mary Ann Leas, Mrs. Alma Kafoure, Mrs. Patty Logan, Mrs. Helena Ross and Miss Ruth Bern-| stein.

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Brightwood Chapter, O. E. S,, will! hold a covered dish luncheon and | business meeting at Veritas Temple,

row. Hostesses will be Mrs. Helen Cunningham and Mrs. Effie Mieth.

Trainmen to Dance—Golden Rule Lodge 25, Ladies auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, will sponsor a card party at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Trainmen’s | Hall, 1002152 E. Washington St. Mrs. | || Lottie Carpenter is chairman.

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Meet National Exchange Head—! Leland D. McCormac, president of] the National Exchange Club will] meet members of the local club at] a 6:30 p. m. dinner tomorrow at the Claypool Hotel. Mr. McCormac,| who lives in Utica, N. Y,, is in In-| dianapolis this week for the spring] roundup of the American Legion. The club will also mark its 30th anniversary at this meeting, Ss cording to Edward C. W. Johnson, president.

Mrs. Hart Inducted—Mrs. Lena Hart will be inducted as president of the auxiliary to Hoosier Post 624. V. F. W,, at installation services to-

Others to be installed are Mrs. | Hazel Riggs, senior vice president; | Mrs. Jean Schlott, junior vice president; Mrs. Emma Passwater, secretary; Mrs. Caroline Cook, treasurer; Mrs. Ellen Schwab, chaplain; Mrs. | Anna Connors, conductress, and] Mrs. Bertha O'Geary, guard.

0. E. S. Meeting Thursday—Law- | rence Chapter 384 O. E. S, will hold | a stated meeting at 7 p. m. Thurs- | day at the Lawrence hall. Mrs. Alice | Grein is worthy matron and worthy patron is James Lyle,

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Townsend Club 49 at 8 p. m. tomorrow at 2306 W. Michigan. Marie Sanford is president of the club.

Pythians Plan Party—A pillowslip party will be given by Irvington Temple 411, Pythian Sisters, at 8 p. m. Thursday in the Citizens Gas

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THOMAS P. HESSONG DIES IN HOME AT 77

Funeral services for Thomas P. Hessong, who died yesterday in his home, 1411 Woodlawn Ave. will be at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the J. C. Wilson Funeral home. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Hessong was 77. He was a member of the Edwin Ray Methodist Church. He was an employee of the Wm. H. Block Co. several years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary M. Hessong; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Bash of Greenfield and Mrs. Frances Brock of Indianapolis, and three brothers, Frank E. Hessong of Avon, Elmer V. Hessong of

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Hope Shorter Parade Route Will Lure State Legionnaires

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partment of Indiana, American Legion, believe they have found a way to make the one this year the largest .in the organization's 23-year history. They cut the parade route of the convention one half of what it has been in other years. The parade this year will cover only 2.3 miles. “This alone,” parade committee members said, “should be enough to increase the 1941 attendance.” The convention will be held here Aug. 16-19. The increased interest

Arcadia and John B. Hessong of! in this year’s convention is credited

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Asia and the position of the United States in relation to the war. “While the war was raging at the

time of last year’s convention,” leaders said, “the situation this year is much changed even from that time as far as the United States is concerned. The Selective Service Act, our huge defense program, and other equally important measures have come into being since the last convention.”

NAMED ROTARY CHIEF

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. April 29 (U, P).—William C. Rastetter Jr., Ft. Wayne, was elected governor of District 154, Rotary International, at the closing session of the district’s annual meeting yesterday.

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