Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1942 — Page 6
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LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS
W. R. C. No. #4 Installe—Officers of the Maj. Robert Anderson Wom-
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been arranged by Arrius Court 5 of the Ben-Hur Life Association. National officers from Crawfordsville
the council; Ralph Reidy, steward; L. Grover, secretary, and Omar Farth-
Harry Boetcher, guard; Harry
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Carl A. Ploteh was installing of-
ficer.
Officers to Be Inducted—Officers
(Mary Gaskill and Otie Tillson, right
and left supporters to vice-grand,; Edna Price, warden; Ola Hiatt, con« ducter; Martha Foltz, inside guardian; Nelle Graham, outside guarde lan; Mary Jane Shepherd, chaplain, and Hagel Seuse, musician,
FRIDAY, JAN. 9, 1042
PUPILS TO HEAR SYMPHONY Members of the Warren Central High School senior band and orchestra will be guests of the Psi Iota Xi Sorority tomorrow after= noon at the concert of the Indian= apolis Symphony Orchestra.
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will be installed at 8 p. m. tomorrow by Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge 10 in Castle Hall, 230 BE. Ohio St. They are Elizabeth Boswell, past noble grand: Wilma Bradford, noble grand; Eda Zimmerman, vice-grand; Ethel Rhoades, recording secretary; Carrie Johnson, financial secretary; Nelle Hollywood, treasurer; Dorothy Berger and Edna Murphy, right and left supporters to noble grand:
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Prather Unit Heads Named-—New officers of Prather Chapter, R. A. M. and Prather Council, R. & S. M. have been installed for the coming year, Prather Chapter officers are Al J. Kettler, high priest: Miles W. Hockett, king; Lenis Firestine, scribe; Arthur Roberts, captain of the host; John Thornburgh, principal sojourner; William P. Culver, royal arch captain; William Harmon, master third veil; Willlam Barnett, master second veil; Harry L. Grover, secretary; Omar Farthing, treas-
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K. V. Ammerman, trustee, HEAD COLD?
Prather Council officers are Guy | Just try S.pu L.. Roberts, illustrious master; A. | gust 17 2 ivons Va Te up each Fred Thomas, deputy master; Stan-| branes, (2) soothes irritation, and (3) ley Sheard, principal conductor of | helps clear cold-clogged work; Colin L. Lett, captain of the Nacal passages. Fol VICKS X guard; Lenis Firestine, conductor of | 10W the complete di-
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today. Those installed are Mrs. Stella Raiden, president; Mrs. Mary Haley, vice-president; Mrs. Rose Talbert, junior vice-president; Mrs. Grace Hoffmever, secretary: Mrs. Nelle Peffer, treasurer; Mrs. Erba Gorton, chaplain: Mrs. Maude Clayton, conductor: Mrs. Nellie Prillor, guard; Mrs. Della Croarn, patriotic instructor: Mrs. Norma Stout, press correspondent; Mrs. Clauda Erither, musician; Mrs. Betarice Wood, assistant conductor; Mrs. Nellie Ferguson, assistant guard; Mrs. Cora Summer, color bearer No. 1: Mrs. Lizzie Helms, color bearer No. 2; Mrs. Evelyn Kosavich, color bearer No. 3; Mrs. Cora Andrews, color bearer No. 4 and Mrs. Maude Clayton, director of junior clubs.
Ben-Hur to Imstall—Installation ceremonies and a dance at 8:15 p. m. Tuesday at Castle Hall have
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Hospital today accidents in Inaianapolis A Negro, unidentified, who worked SUL tvce; Syewngs Floor at the Log Cabin tavern on Indi-| ana Ave. was critically injured Wednesday when the car in which {he was riding struck a utility pole {and a parked automobile in the 1200 block on EB. Michigan St. He died | this morning at City Hospital. It iwas the second fatality in Indian! apolis this year, | Motoreyele Patrolman John LL. Furgason was riding east on Wash«| ington St. when he struck the rear of a tractor trailor at Harding St. Patrolman Furgason was thrown | from his motorevele. At City Hoge pital it was said he received a Ho sible skull fracture The truck was driven by Walter Hillard, Charleston, Ill, who police said was turning into Harding St.) I when the accident happened. Poe lice charged him with failure to use directional or hand signals, It wags the officer's second accident | within the last year,
BABY I DIES AS VIGO ‘COUNTY HOME BURNS
TERRE HAUTE, Jan. 8 (U. PD) — A 6-month-old baby, Leland Darkis, was burned to death yesterday when fire destroyed the Darkie home in Vigo County near the Illinois state {line. Three other children were led to safety by Mrs. Beulah Blair, a relative, who was burned seriously in her attempts to rescue the fourth child,
GET DEGREES EARLIER
Times Special RLOOMINGTON, Ind, Jan. 9.— Senior law students at Indiana Uni« versity who are scheduled to graduate in March, will be graduated at the end of the present semester, | according to Dean Bernard C. Gavit | of the law school. Also, he said, | those who are to graduate then, but who leave to enter military service, will be given credit for the semester without examination.
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