Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 May 1941 — Page 29

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| HOME FINANCING IN CITIES GAINS

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{| WASHINGTON, May 23.—Urban| 1 home financing volume over the na-

tion in March was 16 per cent ahead of March, ' 1940, according to the Federal Home Loan. Bank Board. There were 124,194 home mortgages amounting to $348,880,000 reorded in all non-farm areas by all

as compared with 111,789 mortgages amounting to $300,420,000 in March,

this year, 341,021 urban home mortgages were recorded, amounting to $953,383,000 as compared with 302,304 mortgages with a value of $818,731,000 in the first quarter of 1940. By all types of lenders, - urban home mortgage recordings up to in value in March were: Number Amount

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124,194 348,880,000

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Puritan Lodge 678, Order of. Odd Fellows, will celebrate its golden anniversary over the weekend with its two oldest members taking an active part in the ceremonies. One of the two is Willett McQuinn, 82, of 230 N. Holmes Ave, only living chaffer member of the lodge. The other is B. B. Hollingsworth, 78, of 5114 W. Washington St., the oldest living initiated member. Both remain

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B. B. Hollingsworth (left) and Willétt McQuinn.

"A feature of the program will be the initiation of a class tonight at the Lodge Hall, 2306% W. Michigan St., with a ceremony similar to that used in the lodge founding in 1891. Members of the lodge will meet: at the hall Sunday morning and will got to the Eighth Christian Church for a special anniversary sermon a’. 10:30 a. m. A public ‘celebration will be held Monday with Roscoe Conkle as the principal Speaker.

LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS

Beta Iota to Hold Paityd weiner roast and initiation will be held by Beta Iota Chapter of Tau

Phi Lambda, sorority of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle, at 6:30 p. m. Monday at’ the home of Miss Emily. Daniel, 6800 Rockville Road. Mrs. Evelyn Joyce, president of the chapter; Mrs. Marie Hoffman and Miss Evaiean Layton ‘are in charge.

Pay Tribute to Pilots, Sailors— Memorial services for U. S. airmen and seamen will be held at 4 p. m Sunday on the Meridian St. bridge over .Fall Creek by the Sons of Union Veterans and the organization’s auxiliary. Theme of the services will be “Modern Patriotism.” Capt, Will H. Ball, past department commander,

ish-American. War Veterans’ Drum and Bugle Corps will provide music,

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Brock Named Chemical Society Head—Marlyn J. Brock, Butler University chemistry student, has been elected president of the American Chemical Society Stuclent Affiliate Chapter. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Brock, 2045 N. Capitol ‘Ave. Irene J. Westervelt was elected Robert Pittenger, secretary, and Bradley Reid, treasurer,

Busy Bee Club of Druids will sponsor a pillow slip card party at 8:30 p. m: Saturday at the home of Mrs. Ethel Dishbrow, 220 Parkview Ave.

State Deaths

ADVANCE—Frank Denny, 58. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Lena Berry, Mrs. Kedrick New on and Misses Mildred -and Ruth Denny; sons. Franklin and Leon Denny; Prors, Joseph, James and Benjamin; sisters, Mrs. John Fleenor and. Mrs. Betty

Large. CART HAGE—Floyd Miller, 62. Survive ors: Wife; brother, Bearl; step-daughters, Mrs. Geneva Walls and Mrs. Irene Click. CRAWFORDSVILLE — Howard Weir, 71. Survivors: Wife, ; son, Floyd D. Weir; brothers, Henry and William BE. Weir: sister, Mrs. Janey Hubbard. DUBOIS—August Sebastian, 82. Survivors: ; Daughters, Miss Katherine Abily Sister Irmine and Mrs. Leona Oregar; sons, Father George Sebastian and George Sebastian; sisters, Mrs. Lena Angermeier and Mrs. Rose Dippel. EVANSVILLE—Frank Hicks, 72. ors: Wife, Mary: d t M Newman and Mrs RE Mrs. James Johnson and Mrs. George eib Confad Effinger, 75. Survivors: Sister, Mrs. Mary Beloat; brother, John Effinger. m WAYNE—Charles Wesley Wells, 53. BANON—Larence L. Davis, 16. and Mrs. Jesse Davis; Cecil, CI ; sis ters, Genevieve Davis and Mrs. Geraldine Lewis,

LOGANSPORT—Dr.' Charles. H. McCully,

MORRISTOWN—MTrs. Julia Kinnear, 65. Survivor: Brother,’ Dr. Frank Cregor. - MOUNT VERNON—John W. Zimmerman 73. Survivors: Wife, Nora; sons, Carl and Thomas; daughters, ‘Miss Elsie Zimmerman and Miss Lorraine . Zimmerman; brother, George; sisters. Mrs. Ida Dawson and Mrs. Fred Alexander. NEW ALBANY—Floyd Null, 51. Miss Augusta A. Falk, 66. Survivors: " Rockenbach; brothers, William, Otto an ‘Theodore Falk.

SEYMOUR-—Joe Bedel, 21. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Are. Claude Bedel; brothers, Francis and Ivan Bedel; sisters, Misses any zabeth, Carol Ruth, Edith May, Serilda Catherine, Doris Fay and Madge Marie Bedel. .

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St., at 8 p. m. Wednesday, May 28. A musical program has been planned.

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SHRINERS REVIEW JUNE PERFORMANCE

The five uniformed units of the Shrine will “strut their stuff” tonight’in a preview of their performance at the national Shrine convention to be held here June 8-12. These groups are the Patrol, the Gun Squad, the Chanters, the Band and the Oriental Band. Paul Rath-

-Jert will lead the Patrol in its drills;

Palmer Laycock is director of the Oriental Band; Herbert Stewart will be in charge of the Gun Squad; Edward Cromley directs the Chanters, and Merrill Henry is acting ‘direetor of the band. ; Paul Middleton, entertainment chairman, said several vaudeville acts will, be presented on the program which will be called “Murat The drills will take place ‘in the Murat Temple with

‘ nobles and neophytes attending.

AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES 3983

MELBOURNE, Australia,~-May 23 (U. P.).—An official estimate today placed Australian casualties in the Greek campaign at 3983, including sick and wounded, but the figure was described as “incomplete, »

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