Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1949 — Page 4
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To indiana State Fair . The Indiana State Fair this
Jour will run an extra day, openAo dsy. Sept. 1, and ex-
nding fair, formerly held on a Friday through Friday basis, will open a day early to accomodate the added number of 4-H programs caused by increased memuna,” * and activity of Hoosier
PLAN MEMO MEMORIAL SERVICE Brightwood chapter No. 399, OES will meet and hold memorial service at 8 p. m. Monday in the
Veritas Masonic Temple, Adams 8t. and Roosevelt Ave, Mrs. Lois
Jackson is worthy patron.
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College to Show Film A documentary film made on Ball Btate Teachers College campus, Muncie, will be shown to local members of the Marion!
9.(County Ball State Alumni As-
sociation at 8 p. m. Monday in recreation rooms of the Merchants National Bank 38th Street branch.
The film is titled “Preparation of|
Teachers.”
Confer With Pupils
Miss Joan Lundberg, enrollment representative with the University of Chicago, will hold a series of conferences with Indian-.
‘iRoyal Arch Chapters
Schedule Meeting
Eight Marion County Royal Arch Association chapters will as{sist Prather "Chapter, No. 157, RAM, College Avenue and 42d 8t., when is assigns work of the
candidates from all chapters at 7:30 p. m. Monday. Clarence Sharp is high priest and Colin Lett is secretary of the Prather chapter,
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INFORMAL DANCE TONIGHT An informal dance sponsored {by the Tangent, Purdue student publication at the Indianapolis
apolis high: school pupils from Center, will be held at 9 p. m. to- Seven Indianapolis men students June 1 through June 3, outlining| {day at 902 N. Meridian 8t. Invi-'at Indiana University have reHopkins is worthy matron. Rishel advantages and procedures of en- tations have been extended to! ceived recognition for their work students of other schools,
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1 Local Men Win Awards On IU Campus
Name Don Tabbert Te Head Student Religious Cabinet
Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, May 13 —
{in student government, scholariship, athletics and social activiities on the campus. | They are John Miller, 3855 {Guilford Ave.; Robert Mintz, 3425 IN. Capitol Ave.: George Harris, 11103 N. Linwood ‘Ave.; Jack Siebe, |145 E. 29th St.; James Merrel, 2 10 Broadway; James Thomas, 815 N. Riley Ave., and Jack ‘Young, 1020 Westbrook. { Another Indianapolis man, Don | Tabbert, 4159 Broadway, has been| |elected president of the student] religious cabinet on the IU {campus, Three Indianapolis junior stu(dents have been elected to office lin Omicron Delta, national pro{fessional fraternity for women in (business. They are Mary Elizaibeth Hiatt, 795 Middle Drive, {Woodruff Place, treasurer; Myrna, | Lewis, 3828 Rockville Ave, his-| {torian, Alabama S8t., program chalir-| Hild | Pledges Fraternity { Geraldine M. Harman, 3208 Forest Manor Ave, has been pledged to Gamma Alpha Chi, national professional advertising fraternity for women at the university.
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES |Couple to Mark 50th Wedding eur
Closed Roads
Mr. and Mrs. Karl W. Hofmann Sr., "de and Helen Waters, 1810 Indianapolis, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday {Fond consiricHON of Bloomfield;
lifelong residents of |g,
with an open house from 2 to 5 p. m. in their home, 5021 E..New York St. Mr. Hofmann retired after 40 years with Bookwalter Co. They have two ‘sons, Karl Jr, and Albert C. Hofmann, and four grandsons, all of Indianapolis.
Social fraternities on the, Bloomington campus have installed two Marion County stu-| dents in offices of the organizations, Chandler Hill, Cumberland is house manager of Kappa Delta Rho; Jerry Hopkins, 8740 Dover Road, is inductor of Phi Sigma Kappa. Dean Burns Jr, 3655 N. Pennsylvania 8t, was initiated into Delta Upsilon.
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INDIANA WEATHER Widely scattered thundershow-
{of the state late tonight as cold
|moving low pressure area cen{tered north of Lake Michigan spreads southward over the state. | Temperatures will be somewhat lower tomorrow as the cold air, blankets the state. She Weather Map on Page 1%. Temperatures in Indianapolis one year ago today: high, 58; low, 52.
EVENTS TODAY ;
rican Legion and Indians Saddle lorse Association Horse Show-—Through | onday, Coliseum, State Fairgrounds, les of Christ State Convention h Sunday, Central Christian
os Association Industrial Gas everin Hotel,
o “alee alon Ard Gallery Oil and Water or gaion Art Through Monday, 609-610
Sials Lite. Building. visn Chiron Presents Musical |
omedy, 5 ib and Bear It’~Today and |
&S . Marton Count Fand—1 SER Club,
| octets. pei p. m,
Lesion AuxiBanguey —
a, py Neal
ol ud Annual i Carnes ote i
tival— Ben Davis Hien} Behool
Civie Theater Presents arn Service” — Through May 23, 8:30 p
| EVENTS TOMORROW
Amerioan Legion, Department of Indiana, onferente—Today and tomorrow, eadquarters and Antlers Hotel, Indiana Men's Apparel Club Senvention-... Through Tuesday, Severin Hotel American Legion and Indiana Saddle Horse,
h Mon-| day, Coliseum, State Fairgrounds. Disciples of Christ State i SR day & and tomorrow, Central Christian ur
| Hoos hr Dion Art Gallery Oil and Water| Color Exhibit—Th Jough Monday, 609- 610 State Life Building Second Moravian C! Comedy, “Grin 3 Catholic ‘Youth eH Tt of | | Bt. Patrick's Preah Minstrel Show, | Magnolias Time"—Today and tomorrow, | grade school auditorium. Civioe Theater Presents YRoom Service” —| Through May 23, 8:30 p Indianapolis Motor Snecivar Qualifics-| tions—Todny and tomorrow; ¥ates open . and close at 6 p. hy Kova National Catholic. ‘Social Fra-| ternity State Day-—Marott Hotel, {Indianapolis “Bridge Association Second { Annual Spring ge gd 1: 30) > hg Papi omarrow, 1 {..and 6 m.. Indianapolis Athletic Club. Herron Art Institute Students’ Sidewalk! | an Festival—Today, 9:30 a. m. to § m., institute campus. | sen Regional Conference of the National, | Ladies Auxiliary of Jewish Sahara Grotto Cersmanial and Initiation Day—Parade BB 0 | E. Washington St 20 1m Lions Club Annual Fish Fry— h re Edgewood Grade School, 1406 |snEpier. Abe Maennerchor Final Concert of the Season—8 p. m,, Athenaeum,
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ar State Announces
Current Highway Detours Listed
.One new detour was established and one was eliminated on Indiana highways during the last week, the State Highway Commission announced today. Traffic now is being detoured on Ind. 101 in Allen county, where a bridge is out. Bridge repair was completed on Ind. 28 between Ridgeville and Deerfield
: lin Randolph County.
The current detour list: Ind. 1—Closed to vile; 18 mi over i Bone at 303, and 18 (weak From De! to Toad 110; 3 over county oil uns to and 110 Ch
ind’ Sa Seine to irae Ser 3 over 2 hs at
r roads 30
x al” 3, 18, and pice Novel wes bri Ridgeville to eld: 4 pti X mat and 27 (bridge
"'s2_pro m Westfield to Noblesville: 11 mi, Svar 3 "and 38 (bridge constructiol 2 mi, t of Noblesville) ind. rn ridge arama hu tuck 1 mi. oe 5 pr vA J8and w° : i, 38 Fast of Noblesville; 11 mi. over Bos 5 He m Lebaiion to 8 mi. soytheast; 2% mi. over 39 and U. 8. 52 by-pass (by-pass construction 63—FPr im Chnton to U. 8. ping. 63, a and 36 (road and 3% rides
{construction).
From Tell City to Cannel ton; 6
114—From Rd. 5 to 9 1 Co.; 19 mi, over Rds. 5, 14 and § (bridge | construction). Ind. 119—From Pulaski to Winamae; T'% mi. over county oll mat (bridge construc-
Hon J Tippec ver). Re Cross Plains & U. 8. mi, over county gravel and 29
mi g7er county gravel( connection rv old and new location). Ind. outh of Greentown; 13 mi, over roads 26, 19 and 35 (bridge con-
FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1040
Reveal Merger: Of Radio Firms
Times State Serviee MUNCIE, May 13-The Tr City Radio Corp. here has anncunced the tentative purchase of the Kokomo Broadcasting Corp. operators of radio station WKMO and WKMO-FM. Members of the new operating group are Donald A, Burton and W. F. Craig, president and vice president of the Tri-City Corp. and Ralph J. Whitinger, head of a Muncie accounting firm. The is tentative subject to approval of the Federal Communications Commission and the receipt of further bids by May 25. The Kokomo Broadcasting mi. | Corp. went into receivership Apr. 29. Through a managerial contract with Harry Davis, Kokomo, receiver for the corporation, the new partnership took over opera~ tion of the stations Wednesday.
“Milt Wysong Takes \Conservation Post Milt Wysong, Syracuse, Ind, formerly in the Educational division of the Indiana Department of Conservation until he retired to other business several years ago, no DAS rejoined the division, Hal {Farr, department division director jannounced today. Mr. Wysong has assumed the directorship of a youth program to promote the conservation of
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