Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 September 1950 — Page 5

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SATURDAY, SEPT. 2.

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Hoosier Profi le

METHODIST HOSPITAL has lost one of its

strongest pillars—a pillar just as

the building as the lighthouse itself, He is Charles Bowman, chief engineer, who

retired yesterday after 29 years

“I never gained an inch,” the quiet spoken, “I came here in

gray. haired engineer smiled. July, 1921, as chief engineer and in the same job:'~

Kept Things. Going

PERHAPS CHARLEY, as he known around the hospital,

gineer who “kept things going” Midwest's greatest hospitals.

; “When I came here they had a broken monkey wrench and a short handled hammer,”

man said with a grin.

said proudly, quired.

"run the hospital.”

Mr. Bowman

around the hospital will tell

the institution. He supervised s

and installation of the pumping plant and filter-"

ing. works which supplies water outside ‘sources. “When I first came,

had only ihe main “building and

Charley Bowman .

didn't gain anything in title itself, but he grew in stature as the en-

“They had to have every bit .of work done from the outside. “not a scrap of outside work is reWe have our own power tools, our own paint shop, our own enamel baking shop, plumbing shop and everything else that is necessary to

is a modest man, but others you he was the guiding spirit behind the building of the giant power plant which supplies ‘electric current for

said the engineer,

familiar around

to do.” of. service.

I am going out Clans, plumbers laborers.

“It takes a lot of planning and work to keep a hospital going,” Mr. Bowman said.

is affectionately anything else in

at one of the

“We have to stand before we Mr. Bow- : can't, we work Now,” he

If anything Hospital during call was,

inking of wells independent of 30th St.

“we there were less

Girls School. ?

Mr. Bowman is

Thousand Lakes.

father.

pened early this

burglarized, and

his retirement.

bound.

: . quietly ends 29 years,

than 150 patients at oan time, to 700 or more patients. every week, things get: bigger and there is more!

As chief engineer, Mr. supervision of “the power plant, water plant and all maintenance work at the hospital. a large staff rahging from highly skilled electrito. common...

in the old days w

We must find out. if they can be moved.

bother. It requires a specialized staff, well trained’ to maintain a hospital such as this. to keep that kind of staff.”

“Where's Charley?” was ‘always close by ‘and he fixed it fixed —without delay. A native Hoosier, Bartholomew County farm 61 years ago. to. Indianapclis when employed by the hospital and established a home with his wife at 2714 W.: Prior to his employment at Methodist he was on the Waintenanre staf at- the Indiana

“That’s where I got my ediication.” In leaving Methodist Hospital next month

“My wife is a native. of. that country,” he explains, and-used to go over to Minnesota fishing with her One summer many, talked me into going up there fishing and we've been..going back ever. since. country for a fisherman and hunter, and that is my only hobby.” .

Just One Sour Note ONLY SOUR NOTE

sota preparing his new home; While away from his W. 30th St. residence it was

It seems like every day,

Bowman has direct

He directs

and steam fitters

the world. It wasn't so difficult

hen we weren't crowded, but now | § we have to consider almost every patient before any work can be done.

know how much the patient can start any kind of work nearby. If they| around them without noise or I have tried

went wrong around Methodist the past: 29 years, the familiar Charley Bowman or had it

Mr. Bowman was born on a He came

he laughs

also leaving Indiana. ~ Leaving

forever except for visits, he said. He has bought a home on a Minnesota lakeside and plans to, spend the rest of his life in the Land of Ten

part of the “She lived in North Dakota many years ago, she

It is a wonderful.

in his retirement hapsummer while he was in Minue-

the thieves took six prized guns

he had been accumulating for years to use after

“I had always planned to retire at 60, but last year we had a building program going on and the superintendent talked me " year,” Mr. Bowman said. and my work is over. here makes it possible for me to take it easy.” Charley Bowman, served under six superintendents and watched Methodist Hospital grow, soon will be Minnesota

into staying anether “That was up yesterday The pension plan they have

chief engineer who has

-—By CLIFFORD THURMAN.

Ask Mrs. Manners— .

Steady Date still Seeks

Other Girls’

Attention

DEAR MRS. MANNERS:

MY BOY FRIEND wants all the girls to act wild about him.

When they don't, he sulks.

’ He is true to me, I know, When we're alone he is the sicest|]

“boy in the world. Oh, I overlook girls. He doesn't do anything b notice him.

I've tried to figure out what makes him want girls’ attention.

_ He gets along all right with boys,

so that isn’t .it. He isn’t an only child, so he -shouldn’t ben spoiled. He, couldn't have a complex over his looks for he is good - looking and dresses well. He is doing fine on hig job and he went to “college, and he has had no serious love affairs before ours. _ 1 give him lots of attention and,

I hardly speak to other boys, try-|

ing not to make him jealous.

But, Mrs. Manners, I'm almost] afraid to marry a boy like that.| He wants to get married right]

What would you do?’ MISS V. “Pd be afraid; toes: With-you-

away.

stalling on marriage, he's try- | ing to win your attention, just as he tries to win attention of |

other girls. It's a game with

him. If he won you he might 1 Even- |

suddenly lose interest. tually, - just ‘a look at another

girl—a smile’ from her—might

not be enough for him. He'd ‘have you... There... would. he

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nothing to keep you in the race. | You might keep him worried. | by the smiles of other boys | you're skipping mow, but that | would be no way to live. You'd quarrel and both of you, particularly you, would be unhappy. He might enjoy the | chase, but he'd be restless undernedth it all, just as he is |

| mow. | Let him learn how to live | before you go to live with him. |

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