Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1941 — Page 19
THURSDAY, JULY 10,
1041
Federation of Clubs Will Have
Musical Penny Fund
To Benefit” Music Students
Completion of plans for establishment of a permanent Musical Penny Fund has been announced by the Indiana Federation of Clubs. The fund will be on the same pattern as the Penny Art Fund—a penny per member.
This year the fund will be used to purchase four season tickets to the Indianapolis Symphony concerts, with tickets to be used by worthy music students. District music chairmen will have the privilege of choosing the students but reservations must be made in advance for definite concerts with Miss Marian Hull at the Murat Temple. If such reservations are not made, Miss Hull is to select the students. : Mrs. Joseph Meurer, Vincennes, will be in charge of the fund, as-
District music chairmen assisting in the promotion work are Mrs. Oscar Brizius, Newburg; Mrs. William Holt, Vincennes; Mrs. Laban Lindley, Paoli; Mrs. John B. Scott, Rising Sun; Mrs. M.A. Laughlin, Cayuga, and Mrs. C. E. Brookbank, Connersville. Others are Mrs. A. L. Duncan, Indianapolis; Mrs. Marker Sunderland, Muncie; Mrs. T. Guy Pierson, Crown Point; Mrs. Leigh Freed, North Manchester; Mrs. B. V. Wid-
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