Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 March 1947 — Page 7

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course in agriculture at Purdue! university. ‘Richard Ingels, 1711 Kelly st, and Robert C. Varvil, 266 N. Holmes ave. were awarded eni-| mal husbandry certificates, and Garnet V. Owens, 2210 N, Illinois st, received one in dairy manufactures.

Fidelity Rebekah Lodge 227 will meet at 7:45 o'clock tonight at 1609'4 Prospect st. Drill practice will follow.

Judge Alex Clark of ‘municipal court 4 will address the Warren Township Republican club Wednesday. New officers are William Beard, president; Marvin Schock, vice president; Mamie Hurt, second vice president; Louise Robbins, secretary, and Charles Koehler, treasurer.

Local Briefs | Place ‘celved certificates. after a short members and their families. The |

Veneer Part Fino = oss Set at $25,000

Fire believed to have . started (ffom a spark swept through the |Monteath Veneer Corp, 1121: E, ¥ s veMiss Ada Nelson will supervise 24th st, Jeo, Seatpoyis . the cooking of Indian dishes served heer and expensive m ery. {in Indian style at the dinner to- Losses today were tentatively esti{morrow night in the Roosevelt mated at $25,000. Temple "Methodist church. Miss| piemen said sparks from a

Nelson is oh furlough -from her | broken extension light bulb touched work. in India as a Mathodist mis-| {off grease on a machine, The fire

sionary. The dinner and a lecture |, neg out the one-story cutting by Miss Nelson is sponsored by the c..ii0n The building g i a

Woman's Society of Christian! Service of Rodsevelt temple, + | $30,000 wood slicer. & $15,000 drying

Bapiist~ church honoring Rev. Charles M. Kroft, acting pastor of Edgewood Methodist church,’ will - speak.

| machine and other costly maCol. Robert Rossow, superintend- | chinery. ent of state police, will address the Carl Walls, a workman, was

Co-operative Civic Service club at! greasing the drying machine yes{its noon liincheon tomorrow in the| terday when the extension dropped

gold room of the Washingtdh hotel. |to the floor and the flames broke David C. Braden, longtime associate | qt.

and friend of Col. Rossow, will in-| An overheated stove is believed

A pitch-in dinner will be held at] 6:3 p. m, Friday -in the Woodruff

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immense flowers, across. | GWEN RUREIRY. Dept.’ Mm. Clip this. !

—==—==={ Archbishop Schulte is chairman of | (U, P.).— John H. Sullivan, 58, was

- | At St. Vinecent's—James, Rebecca

troduce him.” A, W, Voorhis is club {to have caused a fire at Bethany | president. |Christian church, 1634 E. Minne-

fevend Announces For City Clerk

John Howard will be a Democratic candidate for city clerk in the primary election May 6. A life resident of Tdianapotis, the 41 - year-old . candidate lives at 646 E. 62d st. He is an employee of the Howard K, Lewis Roofing Co. Mr. Howard is a Cathedral high school ' graduate and has been active in amateur baseball circles. ; He helped organize the 8Sunday Mr. Howard municipal league in 1930. Twice teams coached by him have ‘won league championships.

SET BUSINESS MEETING

The Regular March business meeting of the Women's auxiliary to the Indianapolis Photo-Engravers union 11, will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at 320 N. Pennsylvania ‘st.

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teady Improvement’ BOSTON, March 10 (U. P)~— Postmaster General Robert E. Han. negan may be released from the Massachusetts Memorial hospital within a week if he continues his present ‘satisfactory progress”

Dr. Reginald H. Smithwich, attending physician, sald today Mr, Hannegan was showing “steady improvement” from©sa recent opera~ | tion, He did not disclose the nature | of the surgery.

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. sota st, Saturday. Firemen _rei $ Catholics Seek. | ited 1eavy damage. $75,000. for War Relief — Jesidenia) "nres aw Ve : . me oO ames | othotios & id Indianapolis ly at Keystone ave. and Cese “xpe raise 8 mini irhompson rd, was destroyed by mum of $75,000 toward a national | no caused by a defective flue yesgoal of $5 million for the war suf-| fabs ye

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started today after an appeal made last night.

yesterday to the churches in a. let(ter. from. the Most Rev. Paul C, Schulte, archbishop of Indianapolis.

KILLED'BY TREE

MT. VERNON: Ind, March 10

the drive in his area. The Rev.|killel yesterday when a tree he was Victor L. Goossens is executive di- | cutting fell on him as he worked

rector, for a wood products company. —— RR ra At St. Vincent's—Everett, Jas tiet Jones; { BIRTHS Hatvey, K Kathryn Stafford; Prank Ros | Twins St Soukup; Harold, fi, Methods Payl, Thelma Richardson, arles, Ruth Tiepen, a Corde.

“ti gir nelie Dunham a EE edohu, Geneyleve Craig, | Al anche Dua h, Virginia Campbell, 810 Blake; and | ubert, Hazel Olmstead, 649 $ a John, Alice Howard, 2520 East- 8. Alabam

ern, boy and girl. {DEATHS

Girls At St. Francis—Howard, Mildred Flynn, | Prank Benson, 64, at 6419 Broadway, corBerry. onary occlusion.

and James, Jean Marie At Celeman—Duane, Ellen Nelles; pdr Winn Oretn, 30, at 2444 N. Rural, 200 C Alberta | Santvieve Co Crouse; | |Cha ries Lesman, 78, at 113¢ Bates, care- - ral hemorrhage. Inss, iy Crom; and ‘William, Cath (Eva Ann Btocton, 59, at 1337 Spann, cere- | bral hemorrhage. At Methodist Sar A na | | Bertram Earl Norris, 67, at 1331 N. LinoNrman, Iva Moore; Clarence, Mary | Mood, myocarditis. oo. Rural ayes Pence; poDett, Roxeuby race; | M outs O a yo Charles etty Lee: Jose irginia - | . Millin; Robert, Mary | Seward: John, | Mary . aT ANAT, 54, at 606 ‘Shelby, myo-

ardit Betty Winslow; Leslie, Dorothy Shotts; John Hickey, 65, at City, cerebral hemorhage.

William, Irene Collins, and George, Martha Whitesitt | clara Myrtle Wallace, oY at 310 N. HighDavis: |“ 1and, coronary ocelusio

78, coronary occlusion.

Mary Best: Robert, Dorothy Davis; Ray- | Baward "Bennett, at 1410 W,

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James, Juanita Payne; Herbert, Mary pena Mae Cloud, 18, at A elonephHaskeit: Joseph, Alice Clifford; Clar- | “rife ng; py p Frances Bills; Howard, Louise {Sarah E Henderson, 84, at 1115 N. Mount, | Cable: Hobart, Betty Trotter: Charles, | canc |

Wittenberg | Freda Margaret BSwazey, 37, at Long, | At Home—Maurice, Ledna Ash, 538 Vin- | pneumonia ton, and Chester, Dotothy Atkins, 1022 RItheren L. Gerbig, 10, at City, pneu- | Alabama. { monia. + Boys jou ve May Sooti, 3 56, at Methodist, ar-| : teriosclerotic heart i At St. Franmeis-—Norman, Dorothy Skillen. : | Robert, June Barrett. Jack Maxine Jous Conk, 86, at Methodist, carcinoma Flora, and William 8 fe. ad Coleman—Roy, Norma Egan, and Rob- Pe thas Malone, 48, at 333 Patterson, ert, Rosem rossley ‘ {at Methodist—Elvin, Cleorah Richardson Oather “Wrice, 40, at 2426 Northwestern,

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