Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 January 1946 — Page 18

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recorded he biograpk Ross, Modern

_| the. biography of “The wright| 2 Fhod 48. nc Brothers,” describes David Ross as| = 00. reader a farm boy who rose to great finan- and relief opercial heights as a manufacturer, but} _ oo. i» the

never became so big he ignored the

yette, his days in grade school were as prankish as any “regular boy”

| adding to the reputation of the

| Purdue, David Ross later contrib: luted $100,000 with the request that {the donation be unidentified—and

|Purdue’s board of trustees in 1941.

headline race drivers credit for

Ross steering gear through their use of the gear. As a farmer he wanted to do things differently, like building a round barn—for in it he had more interior space. As a member of the Brookston town board he saw that concrete replaced the boards on the sidewalks, even over objec-

as he drove stakes on the ‘project. ata While a member of the city council

Aan at Lafayette he was credited with Bom

being the first to promote an ade- Chicago ....... Cincinnati ....

{quate pension fund for police and |cieveiand ... | firemen. Denver Evansville

Fostered Purdue Projects iy : At Purdue, as a successful busi- Indianapolis’ (ety) nessman, he headed the committee Ra a : which raised most of the money for | Miami . . the . $1,000,000 Memorial Union New Shien Paul

building. As a trustee of the uni- |New Sr

versity in 1821 he sold George Ade,

today as Ross-Ade stadium. San Prancisco Washington,

For a gym and fleld house at

added $2000 under his name to “cover up” the larger donation. He also brought about for Purdue a plan for scientific research and in this venture was supported by Josiah K. Lilly of Indianapolis’ El Lilly Co. He became chairman of

He died In 1943. For every young man the moral in David Ross’ life is best summed up in the biographer’s closing paragraph: “And If there is one element In his nature that stands out above the rest it was his céAseless effort to discover how to do a thing better than it had been done before.”

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4 year-old. chemical house operator don the u Mageaph. of be i'n at i Water Co., died yesterday while at work. g Mr: Bentley, who lived-at oa previously had

welfare of hig fellowman. sartment Born in Brookston, near Lafa- the water com=

i process of growing up stud- : ded with “reverses” Even in col- had lived wa | lege—at Purdue, where he later was a member became a great benefactor — he of the y —-— was mediocre, It wasn’t until the! oy weljows Chas. W. Bentiey age of 35 that David Ross showed lodge at Terre Haute. | any real promise of success.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Speedway an Aid to Success Nell B. Bentley; two daughters, Before world war I, his Ross Gear| Mrs. Kathryn Vance and Mrs. & Tool Co. at Lafayette faced bank- Juana Ann Wall, both of Indianruptey, and here is where Indian- apolis; two sons, Harold R. Bentapolis, Its famous speedway, and ley, Pt. Wayne, and Charles W. the racing fraternity come in for| Bentey Jr, Florence, Mass, some credit in the David Ross suc- Sistas, WA, George M. Moss, Terre bi her gives three grandsons. ces, For ihe Hiopapher Services will be held at 10 a. m. Wednesday in Moore mortuaries peace chapel. Another service will be held in Terre Haute and burial will be there

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U. 8. Weather Bares All Data in Central Standard Time,

Sunrise A m. | Sunsat ah tions of taxpayers, such as the Frecipiation woman who attempted to scald him | Deficiency—since Jan, The following ong Li the temper-

tation since Jan, erinns 1. 1.

Selections for the staff of Keyhole, Ben Davis high school annual, have been made by H. O. Connie Brinley and Caroline

Jackson and Jean Watson, feature

Kearns, sports makeup; Jo Anne Phillips, art editor; Shirley Ed-

editor, and Walter Black, copy writer. Final group pictures for the year~ book will be made Wednesday.

FOR ANNUAL NAMED

Briggs are co-editors; Barbara)

editors; Morris Andrews and George Kindler, sports editors; Bob

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ONCE UPON A TIME a young boy earned a dime. He didn’t spend it.

Instead he saved it. From week to week he added other You might have been that boy... or it may be your

When you save, you protect the present and provide for

the future.

Any time is a good time to start saving. There is no

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dimes . . . then quarters and dollars. He put his savings in a

bank, where they were safe and where they earned interest.

son . . . or anybody’s son. Great fortunes, financial security

and comfort have their foundation in saving.

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