Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 May 1949 — Page 11
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With the E Bh ATHY SY shida, Fan A R. Heath, formerly of ry I Ave, is on maneuvers with the occupation forces, He is the son of Mrs, Helen Grubbs, Pvt. Robert E. Ellison, son of Mr, and Mrs. Henry Ellison, 1734 N. Meridian 8t., is undergoing advanced tactical training in the same unit,
At Bolling Air Force Base, Washi n, D. C.; John W. Hatfield, 19, has been promoted to the rank of corporal. Since his arrival there, Cpl. Hatfield has been assigned to the 1100th maintenance and supply squadron. The son of Mr, and Mrs. Ben Hatfield, 1824 Gent St, his wife Mary resides with his parents.
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Sgt. John W, Cogill, son of John Cogill, 254 Bakemeyer 8t., is serving as operations sergeant with the 163d Transportation
Army in Yokohama, Japan. He enlisted in December, 1944, and igned to overseas duty in September, 1945, A Certificate of Achievement has been awarded Capt. John M. Zimmerman, Eighth Army Awarded by his co! ficer, Lt. Gen. Walton H. Walker, the citation was given in recognition of service as chief of the officers branch, adjutant general's section. The captain is the son of Milo E. Zimmerman, 632 Arch St. Pfe. Robert P. McMillan, son of Mrs. Harriet Laffin, 2324 1B, 65th 8t., has arrived at the Army's Far East Air Force Headquarters in Tokyo for serv« ice. He is a Broad Ripple High School graduate, John C. Amos has been advanced to the rank of corporal with the 15th Medical Battalion,
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs, James 8S. Amos, 131 Bright St.
lic informatiodn clerk for the clearing company at Camp Drake. Lt. Marvin L. Hawkins, Greenfield, is now serving as adjutant and Setachiant commander ‘ of
tary Team on the island of Kyushu, Japan. His wife, Nancy, resides Hin Lafayette, while his nts, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Haw! Hve in Greenwood.
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The annual stockholders meet. ing of Alpha Chi Omega Realty Co, will be held at 8 p. m, tomorrow in the Indiana National Bank Maple Rd. branch.
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This is to help you remember there ‘are three grinds—Regular Grind for Percolators and Coffee Pots, Drip
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Bear this in mind and Always Get the Right Folger Grind!
Grind is the very latest improve. ment for glass coffee makers. Please note that Folger’s Fine Grind is not J pulverized —it is a very fine grind.
A Promise of Extra Enjoyment _. a ~~ For All True Lovers of Fine Coffee!
The individuality of the Folger Flava is a triumph of selection, blending and processing of truly quality coffees, It ia a distinctive coffee flavor . . . No other coffee is quite like it! Try it and you will love.jt for its keen, winey tang... for its rich, vigorous goodness.
TN the faraway mountains of the Tropical Americas—the magic of abundant, brilliant sunshine— plentiful rainfall—and a remarkable volcanic-ash soil combine to produce coffee with an amazing intensity of flavor. For ninetynine years Folger has pioneered the blending and roasting of these coffees.
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Dr. William H. Hudnut May pas-| ad-| tor of Third Presbyterian Church den; a Rochester, N, Y., will give the Knightstown, grand t.| baccalauereate address at Wa- and Dwight L. Smith, Franklin, gist and bash College June 5, of degrees
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John W. Thornburgh of Indian-;land, senior grand deacon; Ivory apolis was installed as grand|C. Tolle, Labanoa, grand lecturer; master of Indiana Masons at the{Steven L. Miller, Connersville, conclusion of the annual meetingigrand marshal; the Rev, J. Be jof the Grand Joage ¥ & AM yam Maurie Thompson, Indianapolis, grand ‘chaplain, and Charles E.
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