Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 May 1951 — Page 11

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“Indianapalis teachers a mas meeting to hear on .official explanation of the recently adopted, pay plan.

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cur before 1955 and 1954, respectively. Only one dissenting vote was recorded on the motion before the Indianapolis . Edycation Association. He Came Around

The lone dissenter made his

meeting —#and {George Ostheimer if his vote might he reversed to conform to! otherwise unanimous opinion. Mr. | reaviest. The teachers gathered in seri{ous “discussion just a few hours ‘after pay raises were announced for Marion County which, ‘in effect, pushed the coun-

that of the city.

the floor during the meeting. Principal speaker J. Hughes, executive - secretary of the association, pointed out more: than 50 percent of the city teachers were scheduled to receive no raise before Jan. 1, 1952, and!

raised, at best, 2.7 per cent of their present salaries during the 1951-52 school year.

time the raise was. announced.

said Mr. Hughes.

17.6 per cent,” he

third of what we need.” Miss Sarah Ewing, mathematics teacher at Technical High. past president. of both the.

John Edgar Davis

Services Arranged

John Edgar Davis, 2459 N. New | Jersey St. a car salesman died Yesterday. He was 80,

+ Services will -be at 10 a. m. = in the Flanner and

Buchanan Mortuary with burial in Memorial. Park. A native of Columbus, Mr. Da- | vis had been an Indianapolis resident 18 years. He formerly lived in Elwood where he operated his own automobile agency. In Indianapolis he was associated with the Jones Auto Co. for nine years. For the last two years he was a used car salesman for the Vick Sorrel Sales Co. - |. Survivors include his wife, Carrie E.;"a son, John W., Indianapolis; a daughter, Mrs, Mary B. Brown, Valparaiso, and a brother, Gordon B,; ‘Indianapolis.

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| way to the rostrum after the asked President’

more than 50 per cent would be P

This, he said, was far below the Bankers’ Association. 6 per cent boost estimated at the Was 2 former president of the,

long-time -

today, Indiana State Teachers Associaere Tebuffed on their request for tion and the-city group. followed

Mr. Hughes to the stand. “Is Indianapolis too poor to pay its teachers salaries in pro-

portion to-other cities throughout 44anapolis travelers to bed will be Osborne school the state?”

Miss Ewing asked.

She. denounced the present

taneous meetings will be held to- School Board plan to grant raises morrow at four high schools, as On a graduated, $100-a-year scale ior porter of the Pullman Co.

instead of immediately. ““Is there- any business in the

wanted to know. There being no examples offered, she presented the resolution ; which ‘was "accepted by .d

The single-meeting request was standing, vote.

Anothér resolution was moved

Enthusiastic acceptance of the

tor ‘salaries of Second resolution :ame as a sur- gervice with ° $4700 for full-experience educa- Prise to reporters and photogra- ¢nded with his dud phers,

originally told the: assembly was a “closed meeting.

Charles V. Sursa | Dead at Muncie

President of Bank Which He Founded -

Times State Service MUNCIE, May 1—Charles--V.

{Sursa, founder and president of

Osthéimer agreed to the the Industrial Trust & Savings

Bank, died late yesterday at, his home here. He was 58. ° Funeral arrangements have not

teachers been completed.

Born in Evansville, Mr. Sursa

ty pay scale, in some cases. above" came to Muncie following World

War I. He founded the bank in

There was-little comment from 1949 from the old Muncie Indus

trial Co. which he organized -

Clayton 11927.

A director of the Old Republic Credit Life. Insurance Co. of Chi | cago since 1935, Mr. Sursa-also

atrick & Sursa Insurance’ Co. here. He organized and was a {past : president and .director-at-| {large of the American Industrial Mr. Sursa,

Muncie Chamber of Commerce]

| “We can’t meet the present and a member of the Columbia cost of living: on ‘promises of Club at Indianapolis, the Indiana money four and five years hence.” Society of Chicago, Elks Lodge,

| American Legion, Masonic Lodge

| “The cost of living has gone up: and served at one time as lieucontinued. !enant. governor ‘of the Indiana

“Even if we all received a 6 per District of Kiwanis. cent raise, it would be only one-|

Surviving are the widow, Mrs. !Ethel Sursa, and a son, David.

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Edward Dickerson Dies at Age 66

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES |porten, - -in the Indiandpolis dis- Veteran Turis) Dies

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(president and former.

{chairman.

S§Fviors include his: wife, Ger-

A man who has put many In-'y. de and two sisters, Mrs. Fdna

Indianapolis district, died Des in his home, 1345 Wade St. He

Shibler said. city run like that?’ Miss Ewing had been ill that morning in the {sniorrow |Olivet Baptist Church, and later

collapsed on. the porch of his

home.

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