Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1942 — Page 7
FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1942
RCA MANAGER IS PROMOTED
John M. Smith Will Return||
To Camden; LeRoy Takes
Local Post.
John M. Smith, vice president in charge of the Indianapolis plant of the RCA Manufacturing Co. has been placed in charge of all manufacturing and production-engineer-ing activities of the company. Harry LeRoy, first manager of the plant here from 1936 to 1938 returned last night to take active charge of the East side plant. Mr. Smith's promotion was announced here by T. F. Joyce, vice president in charge of advertising and public relations at Camden, N. J, who was in Indianapolis yesterday for a conference of company executives and school officials in the Indianapolis Athletic club.
Bethany Graduate
A native of Ohio, Mr. Smith is a graduate of Bethany college and has been a member of the board
of trustees of the college since 1933. He was associated with the General Electric Co. at Cleveland, O., from 1914 to 1931. Mr. Smith was appointed manager of the radio tube division of the RCA at Harrison, N. J, in 1931. He served for seven years and during that time was elected vice president of the company. Taking charge of the Indianapolis plant in 1938, he became active in local and state affairs. He took an active part in industrial relations activities: of the. Indiana State Chamber of Commerce, was chairman of the transportation committee of the Indianapolis Chamber of
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Harry LeRoy (left) who was the first manager of the RCA Manufacturing Co. here, bas returned to take over the duties of the East side plant from John M. Smith (right), vice president in charge of the Indianapolis plant the last four years. Mr. Smith has been recalled to general headquarters at Camden, N. J.
Commerce and was management adviser for the training with in industry of the regional war production board. Also chairman of the state advisory committee on sub-contract-ing of the WPB, he was a member of Woodstock Country club, the Indianapolis Athletic club and the Indianapolis Country club. He was an active supporter of the Indian-
apolis hockey team. Mr. Smith will leave for Camden
within a few days.
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OPTIMIST CLUB ENDS ATTENDANCE RACE
The Optimist club met today in the Columbia club for a final atcontest meeting. The Ipalco choir sang and Harry T. Pritchard, president of the Indianapolis Power & Light Co., spoke. At 10:40 a. m. Sunday the club will hold Aptimist Sunday at the Capitol Avenue Methodist church,
30th st. and Capitol ave.
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Mrs. Ruth Morris and Rep. Noble Johnson Installed As Parley Ends.
Mrs. Ruth L, Morris of Tipton, and Rep. Noble J. Johnson of Terre Haute, reigned over the Indiana grand chapter of the Order of Eastern Star today, following installation services last night. The installation closed the order’s, 68th annual two-day convention at Murat temple.
Other New Officers
Also elected during the opening day of the convention Wednesday and installed last night were: Bliss Fox, Bloomington, associate grand matron; Otto W. Cox, 4731 Sunset blvd. Indianapolis, associate grand patron; Daisy M. Crist, Masonic temple, Indianapolis, grand secretary; Rose L. Malcolm, 6013 Forest lane, Indianapolis, grand treasurer; Mildred Smith, Warsaw, grand conductress; Helen Bonebrake, Rossville, associate grand conductress; Gerald S. Sewell, Otterbein, grand chaplain, and Clarence Scharf, Corydon, grand marshal, Appointed by Mrs. Morris were: Wilberta Scudder, Windfall, grand organist; Lorene Essex, Columbus, grand Adah; Maurine Brown. Anderson, grand Ruth; Jane Sense, West Lafayette, grand Esther; Bernice Hudson, Ellettsville, grand Martha; Madge Carvey, Macy, grand Electa; Mintg Cohee, Frank-
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Bluffton, grand sentinel, and Florence Carr, 1140 Trowbridge st., Indianapolis, grand sentinel eremitus. The installing officers were: Ruth L. Miers, past grand matron; Ben F. Bennett, past grand patron; Effie Easton, most worthy grand matron; Truman G. Yuncker, grand chaplain; Ruth Parr Grimes, grand organist, Thompson Coats, grand marshal. New committees are:
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