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Gilliam, 23, of 4541 st, suffered cuts when his BE crashed into a safety mone abutment at W. Washington st. and Pershing ave. He was charged by police with reckless driving. Warren E, Shelley, 21, of 16 S. Richwine st, who was riding with him suffered cuts and his front teeth were knocked out. Both men taken to City hospital, and transferred to the veterans Ft. Harrison, Dorothy Mayhew, 16, of Parker ave, was treated for suffered in a two-car crash at ashington st. and Arsenal ave. night. She was a passenger in driven by Richard G. Louderof 3017 Sutherland ave,

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car collided with an autoSven > Wilford M. Mit48, of 8. Sherman dr. Jeannie Peters, of 50 8. Summit st, a passenger, suffered back and shoulder injuries.

The fourth district convention of

tures. Those present will include: the Rev. John Bunker of Eaton Rapids, Mich., presiding clergyman of the association; the Rev. Mabel Riffle, Chesterfield, Ind, and the Rev. Loretta Solt, Cincinnatl

Indianapolis Community Relations council will discuss the prob-

day In Central Y. M. C. A. Curtis E. Johnson, representative of the New York Citizens committee on Displaced Persons, will lead the dis- | cussion by council members and | their guests.

"Officers of the Howe 400 club ns

elected recently include Wayne Guthrie, president; Milton Lofton, vice talents John Thompson, secretary, Frank

and board of directors.

university's technical extension division, will be a member of the panel discussing evening college work at the 32d annual conference of the National University Extension association at Atlantic City May 6-9. Miss Caroline Guss of Indiana university will be a member of the audio-visual aid panel at the conference.

conduct the annual board and committee meeting of the Indianapolis Council of Churchwomen Monday at 9:45 a. m. in the First Congregational church. Mrs. Edward H. Mayo will serve as consecrator of new board members and area chairmen. The new budget will be acted upon. Mrs. R. L. Holland will speak. There will be a round table on the annual meeting of the Indiana council,

Indiana, Inc., will meet-at 8 p. m. May 2 in the home of Mrs. E C. Thompson, 3242 Graceland ave.

Plaque to Honor Butler War Dead

A bronze plaque in honor of Butler university's 92 World War II dead will be dedicated in memorial services at 11 a. m. May 1 In the school chapel.

given by Paul H. Griffith, national commander of the American Legion. The Rev, Fr. Gerald M. Dougherty, national chaplain of Veterans of Foreign Wars, will offer prayer. Prof. George F. Leonard of Butler has been selected to dedi-| cate the plaque, Butler President M. O. Ross will preside at the services which are to be only for representatives of families, the faculty, student body

C. W. Beese, director of Purdue

Mrs. J. H. Smiley, president, will

The Mark Twain Association of

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The memorial address will be| |

Woodman |and two great-grandchildren,

ave. | Blaker's School for Girls in Indian-

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Rites Monday for Nicholas F. Staub

Services for Nicholas F. Staub, retired building contractor who died yesterday at Lunhurst nursing

MARIAN PLAYERS—Two performances of a.play, "The Queen

" will be given Sunday by the Marian college players. Geraldine Schloeman (standing, center) will have the title role in the play and three members of her court are Colleen Jones (left), Virginia Van Benten (seated). and Mary Francis Punch (right). The performances will be given at 2:30 p. m. and 8:15 p. m.

was employed at Cleveland Trust Co. for the last 22 years and formerly was an employee of Indians Bell Telephone Co!

home, will be at 9 a m. Monday

at Sacred Heart Catholic church. Burial will be in St. Joseph's. Mr. Staub, who was 81, had lived here 75 years. He lived with a daughter, Mrs. Arthur Heidenreich, 1817 Applegate st. and was a member of Sacred Heart church and the Holy Name society. Surviving are two other daughters, Mrs. Walter Reimer and Mrs. Edward Obergfell, Indianapolis; three sons, Elmer, Muncie; Frank, Anderson, and Raymond, Chicago; a sister, Mrs. Anna Battreall, Indianapolis; two brothers, Sebastian Staub, Indianapolis, and Richard Staub, Hollywood; 10 grandchildren |

Mrs. Cora Fisher

Services for Mrs. Cora Pearl Clark Fisher, who died yesterday in Cleveland, O., will be at 1:30 p- m. tomorrow at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Spencer cemetery, Wanamaker. Mrs. Fisher, who was 52, attended

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