Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 January 1948 — Page 13

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{day the new city aviation board would consist of Joseph G. Wood and Irving’ Fauvre, attorneys, Dr. | Walter E. Hemphill, chiropractor,

{and Pred W. Sommer, machine |

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|administration. He has been a prac{icing attorney in Indianapolis for 25 years and is associated with the Schortemeier, Eby and Wood. Mr. Wood was a member of the |eity council during the last administration of former Mayor Reginald Sullivan and wd -council president for three years of the term, He is { a veteran of both World Wars, hav- ! ing served in the Navy during { World War I and three years in the Army .in World War II. | Graduate of Butler

A native of Washington, Ind. Mr.|

“Wood has lived in Indianapolis nearly all his life. He is a graduate of Butler University and received | his law degree from Indiana Law School in 1917, Mr. Wood is a former dept] iprosecutor, and member of the Indianapolis, Indiana and American {Bar Associations, American Legion, | land St. Joan. of Arc Catholic| {Church. i Married, he resides at 618 E. 46th

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St. and is the father of three children. i Mr. Fauvre, a native- of Indian~ (apolis, has practiced law here for {23 years and is a member of the [firm of Fesler, Elam ‘& Fauvre. He | served in the air corps during World | War I and holds a private pilot's | license.. Mr. Fauvre is a member lof the Marion County Aviation . Commission .and chairman of - the .. Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce aviation committee, «1 | Served Under Tyndall | “A resident of 4050 Washington Blvd; he is married and has two children. He hold membership in {the American Legion, Mystic Tie Masonic Lodge and Columbia Club. | {He is a Republican. i Dr. Hemphill, a Republican, is| 'a former city councilman who was | instrumental in the construction of | the — West Morris St. underpass || which bears his name. He was | | member of the eouncil from 1938 to 1942. . A resident of the city most of his life, he was vice president of the ‘Board of Works and Sanitation for (three years under former. Mayor Robert Tyndall and for a time served on the aviation commission during the same administration. Heads Enterprise League { Dr. Hemphill has been a practicling chiropractor for the past 25 |years. He resides in 1861 W. ‘Mo!

|& member of the American Legion, {Scottish Rite Murat Shrine, OES, {and the West Morris Street Christian Church. Mr, Sommer has been flying for the last 20 years. He joined the air corps reserve in 1929 and was on | active duty during World "War II. | A resident of Indianapolis 40 veais,

of Hoyt Machine Co. 1925 Massachusetls Ave, and has been a member of the firm the last 25 years. | A Demociat, he is a member of {the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, Columbia Club, Indianapolis ‘Athletic Club and the Park Avenue {Evangelical and United Brethren Church. Married, ‘he has three

{sons and resides. 5502 Washington |, /

| Blvd. ‘Boone County School” |Board- Keeps Officers

Times State Service LEBANON, Jan. 8 — Officers of

the Boone GCotinty Board of Edu-| .

J cation, prised of township trus- | tees ant the county superintendent { of schools, have been. re- -elected for another year. i Supt. Paul W. Nicely, | requirement of state law; - Harry E. Cast, Sugar Creek, vice -president; Adelbert Neese,

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