Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 December 1941 — Page 3

- | “> - Here Is the Traffic Record : Economie: Forum, meeting, ‘Hotel Wash-, State Assaciation of School Bus Drivers 7 et 3 oi IR] PE : eM 1O Mara, es, at Methodist,

AEE = a ARI : ‘County city Total Er » Tmplement Pele Association, c oBeotthin 1 Ts Convocation Sa Reunion, | pcp Leona oon, at St. Francis. Puile oy Howe. 1, hE ero INCREASE PARKS ; a : “ OFFICIAL WEATHER 1940 sesesacecasns 54 135) 3 geting, H Club, lun og Sa¥oool Hotel. M Se ubliean Central Com-| paniet petty -Buith: at" Methodist, ‘meningitis. ght, ‘1, a ey, ois e=Dec. 2— ool, ‘Hotel Antlers Hotel iy Seal noon. . High- chronic myocarditis SacBee COTRA Indianapolis Athletic Clu Lawrence, Boniface Murphy, st St. Vin- infiue Miles of Mississinewa, en ———— : unset..... 4: : : Y. M. 8 Dp. Harriett » f WViolationis Tried tions Paid | "pyran A Association, luncheon, ndtanapotis Motor Transportation Club, “Thomas, “Janet Ottenweller, at St. Vin-| Harri otf Manning, 9, at-1227 W 20th, ' Col. Richard Lieber, one of the Eo | eo. m : Failure to stop at . . > Chub of Indianapolis, lunch-|g,, mee etin g, Maj. Gen Indians University Woman’s' cis , dinalong the Mississinewa and Tippe- : ; Total precipitation Sine Jan. 1 21.8 All others ..... #1 . 38 Revolution, luncheon, Spink Arms Hotel. Banner-Whitehill Auditorium, morning. OLS, 1, Bessie Cooper, at 4531 E. Wash-|pner meeting of the newly-named India; e area be preserved in , Dr, Vid ndsey, lecture, Wom- a na lak a p MIDWEST WEATHER Totals Pr n $403 pL Ry dys t Club, Titernoon. Loyd, Marguerite, Stanfield, at 3903 | the Claypool Hotel Tuesday.

om . -ongen - I GED fil Joins Union Trust ool Hotel. all 3 | noon. 1 W , ni Edward Weldon, 6 U. 8. Weather Bureau 1941 coocivanenass 62 @ 124) “Indiana Motor Truck Assocation, lunch-| Indians Heal Estate Beara; Junoheon,| Eau, Meshot shott’ Gakstaiier " Hothoist Lee Ann’ Leonard, 74 a¢ §20 Blake, ) Arres Charles, Naney Horn, at 918'N ironic J ~ J y 4 INDIANAPOLIS FORECAST — Partly Accidents veee 30 85 void 212 v. M C. 2 Camera Club, meeting. Construstion League of Indianapolis, |, ~ manda Sarah McDole, 79, at 10 Lieber Favors Taking Over J | cloudy to ‘cloudy and continued unseas-| njured _9|Dead Ha CA Em, Prosar) “Advertising Qab of Tadisnagotis. munch: Emma “Messier, 32. at 339% N. Nobls, ; SEADY Wid tenieht aud tomorrow. TUESDAY C COURT Manages? Division, Bncheon. Canaty Cols eo ool Club, luncheon, Hotel Tub, noon. oon. Willian am P. MeGiven 54, at: Meth, : : Cases Convic- Fines Men's Discussion: Club, dinner, _ Caravan Club, luncheon, Murat Temple, Edward, Vivian Percifield, at St. Vin-|. op i" oor ? odiat, Tippecanoe Rivers. : TEMPERATURE Speeding ...... o 20 $217] Hotel Severin. noon. luncheon, Fox's Steak House, noon: ban. | en t Gt. Viens. d hemorrhage. = E Lam baa noo Omega, meeting, Hotel t. Co iumbia Cl i Josenh Louise Stetzel, at St. cen —Dee. 3, 1940— Reckless driving m. Tg Hajrison Chapter. DA: Asa IE od lem BIDS CIVIC . LEADERS . - : -speraiive Club. noon dall, P 1 or uby S, = pepe promoters and founders of the State BAROMETER TODAY * through street 4 Indianapolis Junior Chamber of Som |. L 0 ig Regn tilly Segture Series, I Elizabeth Bertram, at: "ar. Eran T0 PLAN BOARD FETE park system, urged last night that J 6:30 a. m...30.23 . Disobeying traf- "Kiva lungheon. Canary Sotiage, no ob; John F. Mee, Hotel Lincoln, 6:30 , @ Harold, Georgia Fischer, at Methodist. EN EEA Bi additional parks be established : : Procioiation 36h Tne fio signals ... 0 On lety.. Sons. of ths ner meeting, Riley Hospital nigh Ye ananget Jan at ba 1 hs 1 . Governor Schricker today invited : recipitation rs. ending 7 a. m.. Drunk driving. 2 107 “Indiana Societ, nso. e American| Parliame De actice = Ciub, Bhi: inw. 150 civic leaders to attend a dine canoe Rivers, and that the northern| Deficiency since Jan. : noo Indians Hospital Association, luncheon Phi Chapter. Alpha Omicron Aloha Se-|mecling, Si. Vincent's. Hospital, hoon. [DEOL wo, Black, ‘at 2822 Martindale. | Indiana State Planning Board at its natural state. ; : ¢ I pr] : me— Mario oun Veterans of Foreign amp. i ; g before an assembly of| SN aE ar wa {Sorrow MEETINGS TODAY | ware ting. Prank P. Strayer Post. 8 MARRIAGE LICENSES. TOT em -| He suggested that the civic leads

ing tne 3oth anniversary of the 1n-| [N pr A a Pr TE Re (ariel, “SLES HUE | pos 7. une a of Veerins, aver labor ond professional groupe, bg the 25th anniversary of the In- 8 an , y. ; » Sep g, 69, a o = y 16 ne State ar ni Ty tomorrow, Indiana Conference, up, HF Ho- MEETINGS TOMORROW therefore, WA, not responsible. for names |;,sclerosis. prepared to “place their own ideas

ystem, Col. Lie- ‘Lower Michig loudy toni tel Lincoln, ail day Flora Bishop Rinker, 70, at 2017 Single- : 3 an—C ght and “°Indiana County and Township Offi International Harvester Company, meet- ” gd oid i the Missi ? i pg ner I Zorip_ portion 3 te Association, meeting, Claypool Pavel: at in . Hotel avern, 13: a0 Bae Asapsias Merritt Hartley, 30; of 1914 N. Penn- "8h aE Beptien, ie at City, arterio- a planning betore te aE nou a Rivers for| Fred E. Shick, formerly chief be: pbs Hous 1515 SETiaeR, | "| Cioran Rie Convocation and Reunion, tion, Tieeting. &. Hotel Severin, 6:33 p.m. ames’ Clond. 35 wart hd: | Nery” Navert, 90. at 950 E. Morris,| president Edward C. Elliott of 0S clo -| Ca ral, a A ndiana un : . . ¢ miles and miles, instead of being| deputy Secretary of State and morrow; slightly warmer IER aad t 2 Indianapolis Bar JAselation, Section, Asseciation; meeting, Claypool Hotel, alll Tra Drake, Hag A ton, n ig Pauline Frederick 6. Mittmana, 52 at 2722{Purdue a be ate ee) . 3 . . 6168 adison, cardio vascular re ” fe wo 4 _ : iow Th we 1d Deputy Secyeitios. Commissioner, mig ST CoRTIonaL Ci cr oun peinued ” Indianapolis Parent-Teacher Association piogian ® ote) Severin. all day issactatios, Ruth Hitéhooek: 13 18 of 6225 1 nay: b: as Bighares 5, 0; 85 1cun or “chiefly With ected ew thousand acres. If we could) pag resigned to join the trust de- [nisht and in west and south portions to- board meeting, Hotel Washington, 9:30] Indiana Trust “Confertncs,” "Hotel Lin-| “Marian Furry. 30° Highia nd, IU; Lu-| "John Stevenson. 63. st 1026 W. Michi-|planning, preserve the natural IIOW O. ese| partment of the Union Trust Co. coln, all d cille: File, 29, of 5875 N. Delaware gan, coronary occlus on. p ’ : fi Snsams, like generations would of Indianapolis WEATHER IN-OTHER CITIES, 6:30 P. M S— : h : ssed . Station Weather

“There also should be set aside {mariio, TeX. .eveeas for all time a large stretch of land arc « Dees . in northern Indiana preserving the BUTLER FRATERNITY Bute” reeesnien I. Ral 29: Strauss d 1d m rshes t! secescenseesoes ain , : wiih their wild life.” /'TO ENTERTAIN EDITOR SE Lg ; Wap lll = z : Other speakers at the celebra-| prying Dilliard, editor of the St.|Dodge City, Eas..... BiClay 30. : 2 LIN : h, oe | ! tion, held at the Turkey Run State|youis i Dispatch and a member |; Fla. ....Cloudy 30.10 86 od Says: ; ; a i iN oS Park, included Governor Schricker;|of Sigma Delta Chi honorary jour- x rk... Cleat 30. : : \ LE oh ’ Hugh Barnhart, Conservation di- nalistic fraternity, will be the guest 1 mi, Fla. S : : = ‘ Rx Ns NG A 1 D e Luxe, f rom rector, Leo Rappaport, Indianapolis|of the Butler University chapter of Min ineapolls .-Clo ay 29.82 . : os ) > California—

attorney, and other present and|ine fraternity tomorrow. Rai 80. — ; £0 AR %) *7 2 : leather lace d,

former State conservation officials.| nr. Dilliard will be entertained|New York oudy 30. : a ~ | Pa = a at a luncheon in Catherine’s Tea os ity, iis oGieer 30, ; . . AUR d $45.

EX-MRS. MATURE TO WED |Room after which he will make g|Eittsbur he

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 3 (U.| P.).—|tour of the Collegian office, Butler’s| San Antonio, Tex... Bteidy 30. : » : x Frances Charles, 23, former wife of newspaper, and the journalism" de- Strano Cloudy 2. : AS HUARACHES Victor Mature, current matinee idol partment. All former members of|Tam mpa : : | EPG 5 from Calif > of stage and films, today appeared|the fraternity are invited to lunch-| Was figton, B."¢.11 "Fog. ry * % % % T0704 AGT, at the county license bureau with |eon. - natural leather Ray Alman Smith, 26, an Army cor-| Faculty members of the Butler U. S. SUB LAUNCHED ‘A ! A 4-STAR COAT Snail 2 color, $4.50. poral, and filed notice of intention|journalism department invited are] PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Dec. 3 (U. 2 if there ever was one! 4 Lk to be married next Saturday. Al-|Ellsworth G. Maxwell, Prof. Donald |P.).—The submarine Halibut was ; nN i Note the RAGLAN - : man is a member of a prominent|D. Burchard and Prof. Charles V.|launched at Portsmouth Navy Yard]. (7 o's 110 : 5 : RUSSIA Sacramento, Cal, family. | |Kinter, head of the department. |today. = 1 shoulders, the fly front, | AY Io SI : A side vents .. . the fine FR H ARK on Ligrhyn Balance—its worldly air! iB NE y ] Strauss . Tike for the Revue ars oo gem JS 5 Creamy beige, ; eR and cologne, by ’ HENS YE ER : Cashmere Suede, . 3 @l SEE CHANEL.

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