Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 October 1950 — Page 22

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State Bankers Plan Regional Conferences

1500 Officials, Wives to Attend Nine Conclaves

The men who handle the money will assemble at regional meetings of the Indiana Bankers Association over the state during the next three weeks, More than 1500 bankers and their wives are expected to gather at nine regional meetings to talk business and banking techniques. Bankers in each region will hear an address by Association President L. L. Matthews, president of the American Trust Co, South Bend, and a discussion of the U. 8. Savings Bonds program by Robert W. Fowler, state director for Indiana »f the U. 8. Savings Bonds Division. The meetings will include dinner and new regional officers will be elected. Begins Tuesday The series begins Tuesday at South Bend, where the program is under direction of Wilbur E. White, cashier of the First State Bank, Valparaiso, and president nf Region 2. Clarence E. Manion, dean of the College of Law, Notre Dame University, will be the guest speaker. On Wednesday, bankers in Re gion 1 will meet at Elkhart. Featured speaker, in addition to Mr, Matthews and Mr. Fowler, will be Ross Martin, president of the Northern Indiana Brass Co., Elkhart. Region 3 bankers will meet Friday, at Muncie. Clarence A. Jackson, executive vice president of the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce, Indianapolis, will be a

featured speaker. Gilbert K. Hewit, cashier of The Citizens State Bank, New Castle, is president of this group.

Region 4 Lafayette will be the scene of the Region 4 meeting Oct. 16. Dr. Frank R. Hall, of the department of history, economics, and government of Purdue University, will address the bankers. James A. Weaver, cashier of the Farmers State Bank, Mulberry, is president of the region. On Oct, 18, Region 9, composed of Marion County Bankers, will meet at the Severin Hotel here. Harris O. Johnson, of EH Lilly & Co. will speak. Region 9 president is Thomas M. Hendricks, assistant sec refary-of security branch, Union Trust Co. On Oct. 19, Region 5 will meet in Connersville. Mark Sauer, humorist and author from Leesburg, O., will speak. President of this group is Earl F. Hammond, vice president of the Shelby National Bank, Shelbyville, The Region 6 meeting on Oct, 24, at Terre. Haute, will include

a talk by W. R. Kimball, president of the Central National Bank of Mattoon, Mattoon, Ill

Harry C. Lowry, first vice presi-

« dent and cashier of the Sullivan

State Bank, Sullivan, is president of Region 6. Bankers in Region 7 will get together Oct, 25, at the French Lick Springs Hotel, French Lick. They will hear’ a talk by Eldon S.. Dummit, lawyer and past president of Optimist International, Lexington, Ky. Blaine H. Wiseman, president of the Old Capital Bank and Trust Co. Corydon, is region president. The Region 8 meeting on Oct, 28, at Evansville, will feature a talk by Julius J. Spindler, president of the Farmers and Merchants Bank, Highland, Iil. Presiding at this meeting will be Ralph E. Schroer, vice president and cashier of the Dale State Bank, Dale,

Form Society For Diabetics

Non-Medical Group To Promote Interest

i new diabetes association m4 fe up of non-medical: men has beén formed in affiliation with the Indianapolis Diabetes Associatiom, Clinical Society. The Socity of Lay Members is composed of diabetics and those interested in diabetes, The purpose of the organization is to extend services benefiting the diabetic and to pro+ nfiote public’ interest in diabetes. The organization i non-profit, and the officers receive no pay. Plans are being made for public meetings and social welfare projects, : ; Schedule First Meeting Officers chosen ‘are Frank Dailey, honorary president; Harry Gruelle, President; Ralph Showalter, first vice president: Charles Meyer, second vice president; Mrs. Charles W. McNeely, secretary; Lionel Chandler, treasurer:; Mrs. Mollie Fi inney, corresponding ‘secretary; Dr. Henry Backman, medival representative,

and Alvin Meyer, legal represen-

tative, The first public meeting of the’ group will be held at the White Cross Building Thursday, Oet,

19, at 8:15 'p. m. All interested are invited.

Man, Wife Held in’ Sex Attack on Girl, 14

CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. 7 (UP)— John M. Liggett, 23, and his 18-year-old wife Were held by police today on the charge of a 14-year-old girl that he raped her on the back seat -of their automobile while his wife held her. The girl told police that Liggett .and his wife, Shirley Ann; picked ‘her up Wednesday and said they! would drive her home. She said they drove to a jonely spot near O'Hare Airport, Where Liggett, attacked her, The Liggetts took her home, , she said, after she

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