Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1942 — Page 9

FRIDAY, JAN. 0, 1042

Seont News—

STATE COUNCIL T0 NAME HEAD

Silver Beaver Awards Also Will Be Made at Annual Meeting Wednesday.

The annual meeting of the Central Indiana Council of the Boy Scouts of America, at which a new council president is chosen and the silver beaver national awards are made, will be held Wednesday in the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. A business meeting will begin at 5:20 pm. with the banquet and entertainn.ent scheduled for one hour later.

Report oh 19841 Activities

Every troop and cub pack in the council will be represented at the meeting. Reports will be given on the activities of Scouts during 1941, and a colorful pageant, in which all troops will participate, will be shown. The sliver beaver awards are made each year to the laymen who give outstanding service to the council. Four will receive the honor this year,

Miss Wilcox to Sing

Miss Phyllis Wilcox, the Indiana University student from Indlanapolit who gained nation-wide attention recently in the “Hour of Charm” radio finals, will be present at the meeting to sing for the Scouts. Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht will be the principal speaker at the banquet., His subject will be “Teolerance.” A. G. Ruddell. council president, will preside and Lloyd Burns, district commissioner of the South Side, will be in charge of the pageant.

PURSE SNATGHERS ACTIVE OVER CITY

An Fast Side woman told police today that her purse was stolen last night by a man who put a gun te her back as she was entereing her home, 130 8. Arlington Ave. The woman, Mrs. William Rodkey, said

the purse contained 210. and that after taking it the man forced her into an alley near her home. He fled when she screamed. she told police A prowler and two other purse snatchers were active over the city last night. Peggy Charles, 13. of 2227 Brookside Ave. screamed when a man entered her home, and he ran out the back door. Bernice Atwell, 2231 Broadway, told police that a man stepped from an automobile and grabbed her purse containing 50 cents as she was walking in the 600 block on BE. 28d St. Police said the car had been reported earlier in the evening. While walking in the 1300 block on 8 Fast St. a man grabbed a purse from Miss Joan Osborn, 111 Kansas St, and then ran. She told police the purse contained $15 and a fountain pen.

RUSSIAVILLE CHURCH DESTROYED BY FIRE

RUSSIAVILLE, Ind, Jan. 8 (U. P.).—Authorities today blamed an overheated furnace for the fire which destroyed the Russiaville Methodist Church last night with an estimated loss of $350,000. In bitter cold, volunteer firemen from Russiaville and Galveston fought the blaze for hours as a high wind threatened to spread the flames to nearby residences. The fire started shortly after the weekly prayer meeting at the church was concluded. Church officials said the loss was covered by insurance.

COUNTY TEACHERS MEET TOMORROW

The Marion County Institute will meet at High School tomorrow. Sectional discusison will occupy | the morning, and Prof. Davis, head of the Purdue Uni-| versity placement bureau, will ad-| dress the general session in the

Teachers’ Southport

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

George |

First for 1942

Samuel! Glazer

TWO BOY SCOUTS from Troops 91 and 50 today held the honor of being the first Seouts in the Central Indiana Couneil to attain the coveted rank of Eagle Scout in 1942, They are Donald Goodwin of Troop 21 and Samuel Glazer of Troop 50. They received their

avards this week at the first court |

of honor for the year held in the Cropsey Auditorium of the Public Library. Other special awards were: Eagle Palms—Kari

and Robert Sehate, both of Troop 81; William Brandon, Troop 41, and John Sheedy, Scouts—Thomas Woerner, Troop 91, and Norman Beatty, Troop 80. Star Scouts—Irving Ball, Troop 72; Robert Rich. Troop 82: John Anderson, Troop 83: Troop 81, and John Kroetz, Troop 122.

The next court of honor will be | Scout | Anniversary Week in Tomlinson |

held during the National

Hall, Feb. 11.

Light Up Tonight

In Brightwood |

BRIGHTWOOD will hecome brighter at 7:30 p. m. tonight when Mayor Sullivan turng on a “battery” lights. It will be an occasion for celebration by the Brightwood Mer-

chants’ Association. There will be |

a parade beneath the new lights, which have been installed by the City along Station St. and Roosevelt Ave. Speaking will be done in the Brgihtwood Methodist Church.

Sam Ingle is president of the |

Rrightwood Merchants’ Association, the lighting ceremony includes Robert Caskey, an electrician; the Rev. Almon J. Coble, pastor of the

Brightwood Methodist Church;

the Rev. William Breedlove, pas tor of the Calvary Baptist Chureh; |

Dr. V. H. Gregg, a dentist, and J. W. Preston, a grocer,

MUSCULAR RHEUMATIC PAIN

You need to Serenass un a i SU ing “COUNTER-IRRITANT” like Muse

afternoon. The day's program is in charge of | 0. C. Leedy, Southport principal, and H. F. Griffey, County Superin-

tendent, will be in charge of the |

general session.

terole to quickly relieve neuritis, rheumatic aches and Better than a mustard plaster to help break up painful local congestion!

made mann, Troop 39; Thomas Klinger |

Troop 82. Life |

David Kahn, |

of new overhead street

The committee arranging |

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