Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1944 — Page 12

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BROOKSIDE DANCE

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Teen-agers will dance to the

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the fourth dance this year, sponsored

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from 7 to 10 p. m. today at the Brookside park community center, Mrs. Louise Murphy, the center's director, is in charge. of the arrangements assisted by James Burford

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M., Monday 8:45 P. M.

In Music Festival

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The program for the festival of choral music to be given at 8 p. m.| tomorrow in the Technical high school auditorium was announced | © today by the Indianapolis Choir Di- | ¥ rectors association. More than 600 voices from 27 In-| dianapolis churches will join in the following program: |

Organ Prelude— Processional

Psalm Mrs. Dorothy Fee Mozingo Hymn_Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Al- %

Invocation—Dr, Howard J. Baumgsrtel, Executive Secretary of Church eration of Indianapolis,

GROUP 1 Come Thou, Almighty Hi

Show Me Thy Fierce Was the Wid Billow Thy Word Is Like a Garden, Lord..

Dickso " Boloists: Charles R. Hamilton, tenor; Mrs. Sane J. Burroughs, soprano; i William FP. Moon, baritone With a thr of Singing Hymn—Paith of Our Fathers. Hemy-Walton | m Hymn—My Faith Looks Up to Thee... Mason Offertory—

GRADSON su. vevvirencsnsese Bain Barnes Sarabande Bach-Elder Miss Charlotte Moore GROUP 11 Send Forth Thy Spirit Schuetky O Lord God, Unto Whom Vengeance Belongeth Soloist: George Newton, bass O Thou That Hearest Prayer, A When Wilt Thou Save the People?... Soloists; Mrs. Lowell Springer, soprano; Mrs. Burroughs Ho! Every One That T! Thirsteth Soloist: Mr. Newton Hymn—PFairest Lord Jesus Hymn—God of Qur Fathers

. , COMBINED’ sHomA rd Sind ate

Praise ie to Thea. . Palestrina-Lundquin Hallelujah Chorus (Messia h) 2 Handel Benediction . Baumgartel

OPTIMISTS TO HEAR TALK

The Optimist club of Indianapolis, Inc, will meet tomorrow noon in the Columbia club to hear Murray H. Morris, secretary-manager of the Merchants Association, speak on “Merchants Association Functions in Retailing.”

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CHURCH CHORAL EJ. Bolemian; ocd At cic PROGRAM IS SET Dies at 49 After Brief Illness

Edward Joseph Boleman, member "of the law firm of White, Wright & More Than 600 to Appear, Boleman, died today at St. Vincent's { hospital after a four-day illness. He

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Born in Rockville, the son of Edward and Catherine Boleman, he

was educated in the Rockville public and parochial schools and Indiana university, being graduated | with the degree of LL. B, in 1917,

He served with the Indiana Na-

| tional Guard on the Mexican bor- {| der and was discharged for physical

disability. - He then joined the legal department of the Travelers Insurance Co. and two years later was appointed secretary of the state industrial board by Governor Goodrich. He remained as industrial board secretary until 1923 when he joined the law firm of White, Wright &

Wright & Boleman having been «| organized in 1924 when Mr. McKay moved to Florida. Mr. Boleman married Mary Sweet of Martinsville on June 9, 1820, to which union were born two sons, Edward J. Jr, 21, and Benjamin Boleman, 16. * He was a member of the AmerIndianapolis Athletic club, Highland Golf & Country club, Indiana University Alumni club, Indianapolis, Indiana

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and American Bar associations and the International Association of Insurance Counsel. + In addition to the wife and sons, surviving are a brother, Henry, Chicago, and two sisters, Miss Margaret Boleman, Chicago, and Mrs. Gilbert Huneck, Marion. | Arrangements are being delayed pending word from Edward Jr. who is in the marine corps at Camp Pendleton, Cal.

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456 Centennial st., where he had lived 41 years, He was 80, Born in County Mayo, .Ireland, Mr. Gallagher was ‘the father of Sgt. Frank Gallagher, 8 member of the Indianapolis police department 23 years. . He came to Indianapolis when he was 18 and operated a saloon at 202 S. Holmes ave. in the days before prohibition,

Before he retired several years ago, he worked at Link-Belt Co. and the Stutz Motor Car Co. He was a member of St. Catholic church.

) Survivors besides Sgt. Gallagher are ‘three other sons, James of Indianapolis, Leo of Cleveland, O., and Connor of the navy; two daughters, Mrs. Ann Altmeyer and Mrs, Clara Leinhan, both of Indianapolis, and eight grandchildren. Funeral services. will be Monday atthe Usher mortuary,

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