Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 October 1945 — Page 2
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TECH LEGION
LEADER NAMED
Barbara Dearing New Head |
Of Senior Society.
Barbara Dearing today heads the
was chosen at an sll-school as-|
sembly yesterday, Ralph Baum-
Anderson.
{2 Guest speaker Dr. W. P, Dear | ing, retired Osakland City ow | ?
president, spoke on “You and Your Work.” Music was furnished by thé concert orchestra and the boy's concert club, Organization captains are:
Robert Clark, Bugene Crum, Edward Farrell, Bue Rosa Fisher, Warren James, Gordon Jones, Dorothy Jarreti, Marjorie Lagemann, Clayton Phillips, Ruth Ann | Shumm, Richard Welchons and Margaret | ndy. Members are: Berd Antreasian, Alfred Bachemeyer, Kenneth Benson, David Best, Jack Brown Dolores Allen, M, Joy Basan, JAarjoris | Bauer, Doris Jean Browne Barbara Olark, Patricia Qook, James gg mann. Dean Fin. ley, Donald Forbes, /Wionel Galerman, | Bild Davids, Bvelyn Ensinger, Barbara] Evans, Mary Foul Cates, ‘Lee Roy Hansel, Arno Haupt | , James Holtz, aul Jordan, Elva Mee | Bagedon, Helen Heath, Lois forning, Joyce Jackson, June Jones, Richard Kit- | tersll, Max Kortepeter, Willard Lockard Alfred Mendez, Joseph Moore, Roberi Newman, Donald Richards, Robert Ruddisk Jr., Charles 8t, John, Karl Siegman, Franklin Standish, Vifginia O'Drain, Jeanne Porter, Barbara Ann Prim, Bhirlev Reeves, Barbara Rickenbrode, Beairice Scures, Jean Shannon, Barbara Shellhouse, Joan rd, Deoloris Smith, Carolyn Smock, Petty Sparrow, Andrew Thomas, Margaret Kidd, Lels Leply, Marjorie Lowe, Marilyn Mundell, Dolores Newmsn, Loren Monimery, Richard Twineham, “William Warwick, Alfred Weiss, Walter Welch, Frederick Willson, John Zarvas, Richard Zemer, Mary ‘Taylor, Naney Tucker, Carolyn Watt, Janet White, Virginia Williams and Mary Lou Wilson, ——————————————
DEMOCRATS NAME WOMAN PUBLICIST
Lois Compton . Fuller has been appointed director of publicity and vesearch for the Democratic state committee, . State Chairman Fred Bays announsed today. A native of New Castle, Mrs, Puller has been A newspaperwoman, author, playwright and teacher, She reported and wrote editorials for Boston . newspapers before entering the free-lance writing fleld. During the 1944 election she wrote publicity for the Roosevelt campaign. Several of her plays have been produced, and a book of children's verse is among her published works. She taught journalism, advertising and dramatic art at St. Mary's college, Bouth Bend. Mrs. Fuller is the widow of Joe geph V. Fuller, historian and writ-. er who taught at Harvard, Cali. fornia and Wisconsin universities and headed the state department research section in Washington at the time of his death. He was a member of the world war 1 peace negotiating commission and is bur ied In Arlington National cemetery.
City in Brief
Charles C. Hare has #eturned to his post as district plant chief of the Indiana Bell Telephone Co, after being discharged as & captain from the army. Overseas more than |- two years and the holder of two battle stars, Mr. Hare is residing at 57 E. Regent st.
The annual Indiana Ceritral college masquerade Halloween party will, be held tonight in the] college gymnasium. Miss Jean Miller, Bourbon, is chairman of the program.
ech Legion, senior honorary so-| elety of Technical high school. She | 3 i heckle was named lieutenant com- | 3 mander by principal Hanson H. | &
Six Butler university students
today had been initiated into Alpha Phi Omega, national service |
fraternity. They are John Carmack,| { William Pittman and Victor Lomax, | |
all of Indianapolis; Charles Hutson, | Beech Grove; William Doig Green- | wood and Curtiss Hentgen, Wabash. |
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The quarterly educational meeting of the central and south-! ern regions of the Indiana Asso-! ciation of Optometrists will beheld ! Sunday and Monday here. The central region will meet Sunday at Hotel Severin and the southern region at Grennan's Colonial cafe. A lecture session will be held Monday night at the Severin, Pfe. Elmer J, Eisenbarth Jr., son of Mr, and Mrs. E. Eisenbarth, 846 Lincoln st, has been awarded the bronze star for heroic action near] Hellbronn, Germany, and expects to! return to the States shortly after Christmas. Before entering the army, Pvt.| Elsenbarth was a pre-medical stu- | dent, at Butler university, Two of | his brothers are also overseas: Sgt.
division, now en route home, and Cpl. Kermit FEisenbarth, in the Aleutians.
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The Purdue Women's club will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs, Albert P, Shaflstall, 2606 N. Alabama st.
Organizations
A publio card Qaity Will be held by the] |
Burng- West -Strieheck auxiliary 2000, Vet. erans Foreign Rare at 8:30 p, m, Lomorrow at Post hall, .
The panel chapter 308, 0. E. 8. i
will hold an initiation and obligation cere mony at 8 p. m, Tuesday at the temple
A Hats gata g of Shausment Cha MP, 0.'E. 8, will at 8 p. m, bet day at the Masonic as A Worthy Ma. fron Bertha Madiel and Worthy Patron Abraham Gottlieb in Suarye. Initiation will follow the meeting, \ ‘
Monumental division 128, "Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, sponsor a coverpd-dish ‘supper and card Part at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at 2 EB. Washington at st,
at 2308
_‘Mdorefivld Yodge oA, 288, Auxiliary to the ther "a Raliroad hh will at m. W. alichiaan a.
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