Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 December 1941 — Page 17
MONDAY, DEC. 22, 198A
HISTORIC FLAG | GIVEN INDIANA
Ludlow Presents Banner Which Flew Over House | When U. S. Voted War. |
The flag that flew over the House, wing of the National Capitol when the United States declared war on the Axis powers arrived in Indian-/ apolis today. Rep. Louis Ludlow (D. 12th District) sent i* to Gov. Schricker. A letter atcompanying the flag said
Mr. Ludlow was “presenting it to the State of Indiana to be kept in| our State Museum forever.” : Another letter, from South resentatives, certified that the flag was flown over the Capitol during the House sessions when Congress) declared war against Japan Dec. 8! snd Fans Germany. and Italy , 11.
Many Wanted Flag
“After the sessions when these| declarations were made,” Mr, Ludlow wrote the Governor, “there was a great demand for the flag beneath whose folds history had been’ made in such rapid succession. ! “I was fortunate enough to be chosen to receive it and in wun I am asking the privilege, through your good offices, of presenting it to the State of Indiana to be kept in our State Museum forever” Governor's office indicated that Verne Patty, curator of the museum, would be asked to arrange a suitable exhibition of the historic banner, |
Dr. Henry Ostrom, Evangelist and Hymn Wtiter, Dies in Greencastle Home at 81
Dr. Henry Ostrom, an
who carried the message of the °
Prince of Peace to the Hawaiian islands 36 years ago, will be buried in’ Greencastle tomorrow. Dr. Ostrom, father of Henry E.
| Ostrom, treasurer of the Marion AY
County Republican Committee, died
Saturday night at his home in | Greencastle following & cerebral °
hemorrhage.
| Although in his 81st year, he was = in Des Moines, earlier in ihe wees 3 Nazarene Carpenter, who called for
bearing the hopeful message
“peace on earth, good will toward men.”
A composer of hymns as well as
a minister of thé Gospel, Dr. Ostrom heard at one of the three services he conducted in Towa his own work entitled, “Is it The Crowning Day?” For the last 20 years Dr. Ostrom was a member of the extension staff of the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. Under the auspices of that institute, he wrote and published a book also dealihg with the dream
of world peace. It was entitled
“The Christian and War.” He also wrote syndicated church columns and contributed to the Moody Monthly. He often used the de plume, George Walker Whitcomb. Dr. Ostrom was born in Belleville, Ont., Sept. 19, 1861, the son of a member of the provincial parliament. He began preaching at 18. Mere than half a century age he gave up a pastorate in Toronto and came to the United States with his young wife, settling at Milwaukee.
cemetery at Greencastle. The family
. requests that no flowers be sent.
3 Reported Dead Are Still Alive
By Secripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance CINCINNATI, O. Dec. 22.—Reports by the Navy Department to three homes in this area announeing the deaths of three sailor sons have later proved false, How the mistakes were made has not been explained. . Notices of death in action came to the parents of John Wesley Woodward of Woodlawn, Isadore Owen of Dayton, Ky., and Harold
_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
GREEK LETTER
Sunday, First Business ‘Session Manday.
Kappa Alpha Psi, national Greek letter college fraternity, will hold its Sist annual conclave here next Sunday through Wednesday. Business sessions of the fraternity, which was founded on the Indiana University campus in 1011, will be held at the Indiana University ex-
tea at 2 p. m. in Community Cen-Kappa-Omega annual will be played at . A. at 7 p. m, and this followed by a dance at Murat
annual banquet will be held :30 p. m. Tuesday following business sessions during the day. A
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JRO0P TO MEET
Registration Begins Next
ING CITS
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DO WE SPEAK OF THE MOTHER. TONGUE AND THE PATHERLAND 2 °° savs W. R. GWILLIA, PHOENIX , ARIZONA,
been arranged for the women dur-| Northwestern Community Center. ing the day. Fred Davidson Jr. of the local The program will close with a|alumni chapter, is general chairman dance Wednesday night at the|of the session.
go 2 APPOINTED ON ATHLETIC BOARD
Dick Miller and Hammond Man Named to Succeed = Resigned Members.
Dick Miller, Coliseum manager, and Harry Xennedy, Hammond,
were appointed to the State Athle«? tic Commission today by Governor Schricker. They fill vacancies created by re= cent resignations of A. B. Scott, Hammond, and Claude Jones, Mune _ cie. The resignations repo resulted from friction among the commission members. :
Ping Is Third Member
Mr. Miller and Mr. Kennedy will serve’ with Donald Ping, Evansville football coach, who was appointed at the same time as Mr. Scott and Mr. Jones. Mr. Miller is a former Indianapolis newspaperman and sports official’ and is experienced in managing sports affairs. Mr. Kennedy, a railroad man, had been active in wrestling activities in Hammond. The Commission governs professional wrestling and boxing in the State. Sam. Murbarger is Commission secretary.
BUYS BOND FOR COLIN
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 22 (U, P.) .—Post Office officials announced today that an unidentified man had purchased a $100 defense bond and registered it in the name of Colin P. Kelly III, infant son of the Army. hero who was killed after sinking a Japanese battleship. )
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