Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1943 — Page 28
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BOYS CLUB GROUP TO Joan Gets Pipe | Cleaners Galore |
PHILADELPHIA, May 27 P,) — Mord than 60,000 pipe cleaners, enough to last 9-year-old Joan Bates, North Canton, O,, for the next 10 years have been cons | tributed by men throughout the country, Charles S. Burnett, who is directing the contributions,
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# The cleaners are needed to keep PRIVATE FITTING ROOMS open a silver tube through which ® Joan has had to breathe since in- Physicians, Surgical, Sick
tancy, because of a growth in her Room and Hospital Supplies throat, The war halted manufac- ®
ture of the cleaners and appeais Akron Surgical House
were made to send “spares” to INC.
Burnett, at the Philadeiphta office 221 N. Pennsylvania St.
THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1943
DINNER WILL BE HELD | The past presidents’ club of Maj. (Harold C. Megrew auxiliary 3, United Spanish War Veterans, will hold a dinner at 6 p. m. Saturday (U. at the Colonial Tea room. Mrs. Nancy E. Love and Mrs, Ora O. Love will be hostesses. A business meeting and card party will follow.
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INDIANA The Boys Club association win r— open its camp Monday, | (June 21, the direction of]
'Hamilton-Berry © Chapter " SES | W -_ Harry Gorman, executive director Service Star Legion to : : of the association, and Mrs. GorConduct Rites | 3 RY man, dietitian and camp mother.
Located northwest of Noblesville, The "Grove of Remembrance” at
the camp is equipped to take care (Garfield park will be the scene of line powder to sprinkle on}
of about 80 boys during each two- | week period. The camp program your plates, keeps false teeth more memorial rites conducted by the} will be supervised by George R.| curity and a onqent Ne Simm, | Hamilton -Betry chapter, Service Templin, assisted by Charles Ryker gooey, pasty taste or feeling oo FAS. Star legion, at 2 p. m. tomorrow. | 3 | Members of the committee in
and Robert Sheehan. FEE IH today at any drug score charge of the services are Mrs. Cora
: | Cabin leaders, chosen "FURLOUGH BAG Wiles, Mrs, Frank Nessler, Mrs.
{English Avenue and Lauter clubs, live |Wthel M. Rathert, Mrs. O. L. Wat-
{are Edward Miskoweic, Ralph O'Brien, LeRoy Fillenworth, Forrest | Dib SHE [kins and Mrs. Ralph BE. Kennington, { The program follows:
'McLinn, Robert Goins and Rober’ of the Hoover Co. and the home | Pettit, office at Canton Bag | Other workers will be Claude, — [“Fanfare'—Manual high school Parker and James Meme. A Shakes A Hergie, director. 5 | m——— ssembly Call--Albert Tavenor, bugler. ‘The Stars and Stripes Forever (Sousa)- SHRINE NO. I" TO MEET | Manual high school band. “The Sar Spangled Banner’ Entire as- Indianapolis Shrine 6 will meet | sembly with band acompaniment. y ‘ re | | ‘Pelge of Allegiance '--Entire asSembly at 8 p. m, today at Castle hall. Mrs. | Invocation—-Rev. Olen A. Peters, pastor, Cmdr. Kramer 1Dessa Mae Franke is worthy high First I Ather A : Graal ined Lutheran church procurement priestess and Louis Konecke Is watchman of the shepherds.
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Hamilton-Berry chapter, (Song: “Father Teach Me" Weber) Children School 18; | rinne Rielag, principal; directed by Murs. Minnie B. Poundstone, Mrs. Minnie E, Cassady, Mrs. Eleanor Kalb Golay, Miss hr ca and Miss Lucy
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{Song: “O God of Love’ (Baker)--Children E. J. GAUSEPOHL
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McGrath, Address—Maj. Walker W. Winslow, air patrol, commanding wing 52. Song. “To Thee, Oh Country’ (Julius Eichberg)-~Children of school 35; Miss Gertrude Buscher, principal. Directed by - i Katherine Zimmerscheid, Miss Ade- Bonds for Vice
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2 Miss Alma Syauman v 4 Song: “Flag Day’ (Arthur Guiterman-Cora “ke! n TN Al JULIET 14 Young Wiles)—Children of schools 18, Hook's cashic IS WA | 34, 35, acompanted by the Manual high |
have war stamps, school band; Charles Henzie, director. Solo: “Flag of the Free'-—Mrs. Besse E.| Herrmann, | Song: ‘‘America’’ (verses 1, 4) Entire as-| sembly, accompanied by Manual high] | school band. Signals—Albert Tavenor, bugler Placing of flags at foot of 387 Children of the schools. | Taps——Faul Johnson, Richard Bennett, buglers.
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