Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1945 — Page 5

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AWARDED MEDAL FOR| * TREATING ‘WOUNDED, ‘Capt. Frederick W. Heidenreich “of Freelandville, army dental corps, has been awarded the bronze star medal. made here today by his mother, Mrs.

Alma Heidenreich, 1831 N. Pennsylvania st. : Oapt. Heidenrsich won his award by caring for the wounded on a ship

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they tried to decide of hitching blocks.

struck by a “kamikaze” bomber last| a carriage block

April. He is a graduate of Indiana university dental school.

“Court's | Prien: will Auto Stay? |

P.).—The problem of whether the auto was here to stay was facing Appeals Court Judges Daniel Morman and Lee Skeel today as

It all started four years ago when J. D. Strawn stumbled over

Chagrin Falls. He sued the town, charging {t maintained a nuisance

Sept. 21 (U. be the tree Jaw and won, The Warren Central high school stuWh appealed. ; dents will attend a special service Judges Morgan and Skeel }

hunted through all the back court records on hitching blocks. They found the last ruling was in 1900, when the U. 8. supreme court de-

cided in favor of the carriage blocks.

odist church. the necessity ’

in suburban

of the birth of the automobile. music will be presented,

PLAN CHURCH SERVICE FOR STUDENT GROUP

planned in their honor Sunday at 10:30 a. m. in the Cumberland Meth-

Prof. C. E.. Basch, principal of Warren Central, will give the address. The service is Sponsored by Now the cuestion must be de- |the Rev. George S. Henninger, pas- |aqdress the annual planning concided again—this time in the light |tor, and the congregation. Special|ference of the Indianapolis Church

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Church Sessions. Dr. Herman Sweet of Chicago will

federation Tuesday.

p. m. and continue through dinner

in the Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed church, 8. New Jersey and Prospect sts. Dr. Sweet is in charge of the division of leadership training and church school administration of the International Council of Religious Education. Since the church federation has a newly organized department of religious education, Dr. 8weet, who is a specialist in the field, was asked | to speak. He will confer with the depart! ment of religious education from | 5 to 6 p. m. During the period also, the various standing committees will meet to draft the final reports of prospective activities for the year. The reports will be submitted at the dinner meeting, at which Charles A. Breece, federation president, will preside. The theme for the federation this ear is: “What Constitutes an ffective Urban Church?” The Inianapolis Ministerial association, ed by its president, the Rev, I. Albert Moore, and the Butler School of Religion under the guidance of Dean O. L. Shelton also are studying the same theme. Ministers of the city, the federation executive committee, delegates from local churches and .Sunday school superintendents are invited | ————-——— to the planning conference, Dr. Howard J. Baumgartel is executive secretary of the church federation.

SPANIELS TO BE TRAINED SUNDAY

A training class preliminary to the annual specialty show of the Cocker Spaniel Club of Central Indiana will be held Sunday from 2 to 5 p. m. at the Fall Creek playgrounds, at Fall Creek blvd. and 30th st. The specialty show is scheduled Oct. 19 at Tomlinson hall. The training class will be held to help dog owners get their pets in condition for the show. An instructor will he at the playground to put dogs through their paces and answer q

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Entries in the specialty show this ear are expected to exceed last ear's registration of 154, which roke all records for specialty shows. iss Dorothy Maynard, owner of the eartsease kennels in Stanford, nn.and Miss Edith Creuty, owner “My Rhythm Cockers,” Milton unction, Wis.,, will come here as ial judges.

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army divisions: { Infantry—On hign seas,

regiments in Britain awaiting shipment homeward Sunday, Sept. 23; 253d ‘regiment sailed yesterday for U. S. from Le Havre.

Now on High Seas Homeward Bound §

PARIS, Sept. 21 (U: P.) —Today" 8 8.

6th and 14th Armored and 99th,

63d Infantry—254th and 256th

5th Armored—1In Le Havre staging! area awaiting shipment. A 106th Infantry (Trained "at Camp Atterbury) —No sailing for U. 8. from Le Havre. 7th Armored-—-Now moving into Le Havre staging area. 70th Infantry—In Le Havre steg- | ing area awaiting transfer to, United Kingdom for shipment to U. 8S. 10th Armored—At assembly area command. 16th Armored—Now arriving at assembly area command. 9th Armored—In Marseilles staging area awaiting shipment, 8th Armored—Arriving at assemsbly area command.

1. U. FRATERNITIES PLEDGE LOCAL MEN

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Sept. 21.— Thirty-six Indianapolis men have been pledged to fraternities at Indiana university. They are: i Richard Owen and Tony George, Phi Gamma Delta; Paul Reams, Theta Chi; | Wally Young, Richard Hill, Hornsburger, Donald Woerner, Charles Richardson and Raymond Colglazier, Delta Tau Delta; John Giles, Robert Nevitt and Rex Landis, Phi Delta Theta; John Van Benton Delta Chi; Charles Bornkamp, Roland Perry, Robert Crose, O. J. Brown, Raymond Eddy, Robert Miller, Jack Bears, | 3

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