Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 October 1947 — Page 30

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V. 8. Peterson of E. I. DuPont de Nemours & Co, will speak on “Progress—Yestetday, Today and Tomorrow” at a meeting of the Indianapolis Bales Executives Council, Monday at 6 p. m. in the Marott Hotel, Mr. Peterson, central district manager of the extension division of DuPont, will demonstrate several of the newest chemical develop ments, some that never. have been introduced to the public. | State administrator of soil con|servation™in Indiana, Mr. Peterson {has served on several committees! lof the American Soclety of Agricul-| {tural Engineers that at present is chairman of its committee on farm and home safety. He is also a member of the farm committee of the National Safety Council and other Itechnical farm organizations.

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123 YEARS' SERVICE—Will Gilbrech, center, who Adams Mfg. Co. 45 years, becomes honorary president

President Howard Meeker, 34 years, watches.

On Kentucky Ave. To Initiate 15

Fifteen candidates for member-

: Off hip in the Service club of J. D. {8 Traffic Chief ors |Adams Mfg. Co. will be initiated

Substitute Proposal [tonight in the Riviera club. Angle parking at the curb in the, All are employees with more than first block of Kentucky Ave. has 10 years’ service. been proposed by Traffic Inspector, They are Willlam T. Plummer, Audry Jacobs as another solution to George CO. Mann, George Mohr, |

Board Chairman Roy E. Adams, with 44 years' service, hands the gavel to him as

Ask Angle Par king J. D. Adams Service Club

William J. Bonneau, Oakland, Cal. | killed" in a plane he was]

NOTIONS DEPT. FEATURE!

has worked for the J. D. of the firm's Service Club.

Tonight Paul C. Yoke, Merritt C. Myers, Walter Williams, Eugene C. Jack-! son and Harry W. Allen. | { Total club membership is 278, with 17 years the average length of service. Rev, Clyde O. York, pastor, Southport Presbyterian church, will speak at the affair. A musical pro

the city’s downtown parking prob-|Francis Campbell, John Sullivan, G. gram will be provided by Don Shellem. {H. Maass, Bee Cress, George Bren- horn, pianist. T. A. McMahon will Box ws The plan, which would compel | ton, Elmer Morton, Richard K. Fox, be master of ceremonies, | C motorists to back into the curb at TL ew e——] | : 1) d an angle, has been proposed as a ' Charles C Dawes | of 12 roning oar substitute for the middle of the dice i bs Named to Monon Post

& Quincy Railroad, has been ap-|

Charles C. Dawes, former indus-

Middle of the street parking «10 Let Out Hems trial agent for Chicago, Burlington] . a Iron—Hamper now operating smoothly in the first Box *

block of Virginia Ave, Inspector! > Jacobs said. | Firemen. Oppose Plan

The fire department objected 10/3335 w, 16th St. and the Indianap-

large pieces of fire fighting equip-| Sader their joint sponsorship, ent which ‘might be called to exe lt asses for adults in dress making, mens A {needlework and related subjects will tinguish fires in the tall buildings yoo Monday, and will meet in [vordering the. avertie, _ The angle- neighborhood churches, schools, and “ral de pogin . eng on INRA IR a 35 w : . partment for approval. ‘Groups. will meet in Flanner Inspector Jacobs said the angle House, Hill Center, schools 42, 87, 37, parking plan would allow many 56, Lockefield Gardens, Phyllis .|more cars to be parked in the block Wheatley Branch YWCA, Douglas and would leave to center of the Center, Ray Street Center, St. Paul street open to the movement of Center, Northwestern Center, Caldmotorists and fire equipment. |well Chapel, Martindale Avenue He said he felt it wise to make Christian Church, and at 231 Good motorists back into the curb since Ave. in Irvington. they would have better vision when Ine classes are under the leaderthey drove away. ship of Mrs. Bertha Crump, Mrs. J es | Mary E. David, Mrs. Ruth B. Murray, and Mrs. Ella B. Turner,

) . > : New classes may be opened in any the flo: You get the Fall Festival Monday few slhsses with a sufficient numThe 28th annual fall festival of ber of applicants, by calling Mrs. the Irvington Republican Club, Turner in the Flanner House. | oldest active G. O. P. club in In- .

5704 E. Washington St. | . Open Mon,, Fri. and Guest of honor and principal For Stripped Woman Sat. Until 9 P. M. speaker will be Willlam H. Wemmer, * TORONTO, Oct. 3 (U. P).-— [Republican mayoralty candidate. When Constable Gordon English Other speakers will be John T.caught a nude woman running Pope, club president; Prank J. Noll|down the street he asked her the Jr, G. O. P. city clerk candidate whereabouts of her clothes. and the party's candidates for the “I'm invisible,” the woman exCity Council. {plained. “I don’t need any clothes.”

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