Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1947 — Page 22

BY Caos Ser Betty Young: meet at 8 p. m. today at 1010 N.ip ov Rosco Ww Cc t. cused’ ted | ¢ French : ean, -— \ Robe oung sO Perry, Sergl, Willlam O.inight, fused damage estimated|cently bought the Lick j Jack Lee O'Neal oF williams Korky: Slegler ** | Delaware st. __|Stevenson, Henry Sullivan, Oarlefat from $5000 to $8000. springs resort hotel. | Calvert because 23 Beverly —————————— The group is composed of surviv-| vance, Ed Webster, Harvey Yensel,|. Neighbors and volunteer firemen| Mr, Cabot announced yesterday: : ‘ i ey Virginia Fftie® (COUNCIL PLANS RETREAT [ors of the 106th division's Battle of Richard Allen and James A. Beeler, from Mickieyville, Drexel Garderis he had hough the place from Bond Calvert is mgllower, Alveryo sons J. Per The United Christian Youtn|'N® Bulge. All survivors are in-|all of Indianapolis. and Fleming Gardens helped fight| Bros, Inc. Louisville, Ky, for, Be Sinan. Joseph, K. Pierson |council will hold a retreat tomorrow] 010 Mend. Special committee chairmen are|the blaze and remove the furnish-|$250000. The deal included’ 500, Sor 31s Alesnaun Five Lovin Eo RATING otn0n + ne re piummer and Sunday at the Flat Rock Rover Members of the host committee Mr. Curtis, memorial services; Mr. ings, ; oe head of Hereford cattle. ? CALVERT RESERVE Blended Whiskey A is L. Jones Thad Jay Plummer : ’ for the annual reunion to pe held|Hackler, registration; Mr. Allen, di-| Explosion of a can of cleaning|~ Mr. Cabot and his syndicate to-|~86.8 Proof-65% Grain Neutral Spirits Margaret L Jofan” Robi. Wa. Pomeroy |CAMP near Shelbyville. Barbara here in mid-July are Austin Backer, rection insignia; Mr. fluid was believed to have started |gether now own 4500 acres in Calvert Distillers Corp, New York City Eilts Jose juts Adelle Porter | Boyd is council president. Veedersburg; William Borders, Sul- transportation and first-aid, andthe fire. Orange county, : od gi ats Kathryn K Quinn | TTT ; . M— T : Ppp Pat izabeth A. ner Ga. » i or § Kennedy Nancy Jane Riches . NY | ACKS ? worthy Betty Ru . y | ‘Jean Kidd Billy Gene Romeril i | Patricia_Kilander Joyce Ann Rose : A f H BO Bk ham Ar mars ¢ 0. PBNNEY OO 0. , \ . J. Kistner Jr. Donald F. Schaub re Peo - S hs GS Reh: AP SH Sure, we got ‘em! atricia L. Kossatz La » udod, )

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