Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1944 — Page 5

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Frs. Gerdon, Casey, Con-{ way Named: Other Changes Listed.

The Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter,| bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Indianapolis, has announced the appointment of newly ordained priests, the release of priests for chaplaincies in the armed forces and various other changes in the

SECOND LT. RICHARD M. FOLKERTH (right), 328 N. Bancroft ave, recently wus decorated with the oak leaf cluster to the sir medal by Col. John H. Gibson, commanding officer of the 8th air force Liberator group. Lt. Folkerth has taken part In aerial attacks on QCotha, Berlin and Brunswick.

and students of DePauw university] mingling on the campus here next]. The class of 1919 is celebrating its| 25th anniversary and the class of 1804 its' 50th. Members of both will be guests at the Silver and Gold anniversary banquet to be held in Mason hall Saturday, June 24.

sistant at St. Ann's church, Terre

NILES IS SPEAKER Haute, are released to the chap-

Edward H. Niles, dean of the

1894. Winning in Charge } Montgomery 8. Winning, national

Springfield, Ill, of the DePauw Alumni

Blackstock stadium.

The president’s reception for alumni and graduates will follow the banquet. Classes holding reunions in

ce oe oc 0 oa 0 se IETECTIVE'S 4 «| SONS SERVING

Baccalaureate services in Gobin Memorial church at 10:30 a. m. Sun- Raymond J. Wachstetter Sr. 310 day will be conducted by BishOD parley st, are in the service. The

Edwin Holt Hughes, former presi-|1ngianapolis police officer has three dent of DePauw. The commencement speaker will be Judge Florence | rns and one son in the navy. His Allen, of the United States circult|on)y gayghter, Mrs. B. W. Crow], court of appeals for the sixth dis-|i; 4 tejephone operator at Camp trict, a former member of the su-| Atterbury. preme court of Ohio. Exercises will be held at 6:45 p. m. Sunday in

1 Daughter of Wachstetter Is Phone Operator at Atterbury.

All four sons of Detective Sgt.

sons and a son-in-law in the marine

Pvt. Carl Wachstetter is in marine boot training at Parris Island, 8. C, and his two brothers, Sgts. Joseph

Wanted! Women Who Are Hard of f Hearing

and drug stores everywhere

and Raymond Wachstetter, are with

seagoing son, Earl M. Wachstetter, motor machinists mate 2-c, is aboard a ship in the Atlantic. His daughter's husband, 2d Lt.

atened |B. W. Crow, is also in the Pacific.

ARMY MILK USE UP WASHINGTON. — dea oe ments of the milita nearly 50 per cent hk Pian yi 1943.

“4500 BOSSIES KEEP ME ON THE 60...

Sure glad

I've

got a FORD!”

inspecting 150 dairy herds a month. in all weather. My 1908 Ford sea ly dae igen

says L. L. BISHOP

Dairy Farm Inspector Madison, Wisconsin

Everywhere you hear the same good things about Ford cars. These cars stay young a long time in looks and performance. They are planned that ‘way — built that way. They're lively and ready to

go. They’re easy on gas, and

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Bho fecbbarhi bila liom . But on week-ends you'll find us in our Victory Garden. The Ford surely comes in handy for that work too! It costs little wikecys Fond rauion wel aid upto pu.

repair costs are low. Use Ford Protective Service and, as the miles roll up, you'll say too, “Sure glad I've gota Ford!”

*|the posts to which they are as-

ican Martyrs church, Scottsburg,

laincy. The newly-ordained priests and

signed are: The Rev, Fr. Francis Van Benten to SS. Peter and Paul's cathedral; the Rev. Fr. Richard Mueller, S. T. L, to St. John’s church; the Rev. Fr. John F. Quinn to St. Rita's church; the Rev. Fr. Raymond McGinness, S. T. L., M. A, to Ladywood school; the Rev. Fr. William Morley, to the Amer-

Ind, and the Rev. Fr. Herbert Muensterman, to St. Anthony's church, Evansville,

Fr. Hickey Gets Post

The Rev. Fr. James Hickey, assistant pastor at SS. Peter and Paul's cathedral, goes to the pastorate of St. Ann's church, Terre Haute, made vacant by the resignation of the Very Rev. Clement J. Thienes, R. D. Father Thienes, who, resigned because of ill health, is appointed chaplain of St. Francis hospital, Beech Grove. The Rev. Fr. Joseph V. Beechem, M. A, is transferred from St. John's church to Our Lady of Lourdes church, and the Rev. Fr. John Reidy, M. A. from Ladywood school to the cathedral. The Rev. Fr. Aloysius B. Duffy, former chaplain at St. Francis hospital, goes to Holy Name church. The Rev. Fr. Raymond T. Bosler, 8. T. L., chancery secretary, will reside at St. John's rectory.

** INDIANA U. SENIORS ELECT _ OFFICERS

BLOOMINGTON. se 19. — Al Nolan, Bloomington, has been chosen president of the senior class at Indiana university under the new merit election plan instituted to replace the appointment of class officers by university officials. Others elected are Maxine Stapp, Bedford, vice president; Virginia Hawley, Peru, secretary; Dick Davis, Gary, treasurer, and Edmund Burk, Winamac, chairman of the Siwash committee.

WATCHMAKERS SET FOR CONVENTION

A pre-convention survey made by the Watchmakers Association of Indiana, Inc, showed that there are approximately 185 less watchmakers in the state than there were at the start of the war and that there are now over 70,000 watches awaiting repair, The 11th annual convention of the association starts Sunday in the Hotel Antlers. Registration of members wil] start at 8:30 a. m. ‘The convention will be called to order by Frank A. Kroetz of Valparaiso, president of the association.

RELATIVES OF JAP CAPTIVES TO MEET

An open meeting will be held July 7 in the west room of the world war memorial for the relatives of Japanese prisoners. The American

will be sponsors, The club has elected the following officers: Mrs. A. E. McConnell, president; Mrs. Walter Strong, vice president; Mrs, Ralph Rumbold, secretary; Mrs. Collin Whitehurst, treasurer; Mrs. William Gochenour and Mrs, Paul Herring, committee chairmen.

PHARMACAL GROUP TO MEET TOMORROW

The Indiana Pharmaceutical association will open its annual convention tomorrow morning at the Claypool hotel for a two-day session. B. R. Mull of Eli Lilly and Co. will address the group at 11 a. m! tomorrow. Governor Schricker will speak tomorrow afternoon and a dinner is scheduled for tomorrow

night.

[ New Cream Deodorant

Indianapolis College of Pharmacy, will speak at the Lions club luncheon in the Claypool hotel Wednes-

Prisoners of War in the Pacific club

The Richman Family 1cks 10 Its Jol

Not a spectacular job, perhaps, but a necessary one, and we are doing it as sincerely and as well

as we know how.

~ Times like these test men and organizations. The Richman Family has been tried and has measured up to its reputation for value giving.

STANDARD QUALITY SUITS, still $24.50 SUPER QUALITY SUITS, still $29.50