Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1951 — Page 22

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SEEMS only yesterday that the roar of racing died away at the 500-Mile track in Speed- ‘

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Extended by Don Burge, director of ticket sales, the invitation |

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“An early reply will assure you Baseball, Indians vs. Minne. of the best remaining locations.” ,oolis Millers. $1.70, $1.40, in —— y $1.10 and 60c. Victory Field 8:15 p. m. Starlight Musical produ "Show Boat.” $3, $2.

p.- m. 5 | Stock Car Racing. $1.50, $I and 50c. Indianapolis Speed. | rome, Kitley Ave. at U, 8:30 p. m.

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Judge Clark Mayor Bayt | nl thwestern Park. R p. m.

PROCEEDINGS of the Daviess Wrestling. West 16th Street | County Reunion in Garfield Park | Speedway. 8:30 p. m. { Aug. 12 will have a Marion _° J - | County flavor, what with Mayor| uy A BRUN has been elect- | Bayt andl Judge Alex TlLi ne ed 1951-52 president of Short. first time the two candidates for|Tid8e Dad's Club, ao an sted mayor of Indianapolis meet on sresident; Floyd King, treasurer, the same platform. land Fred McCain Jr. secretary. |

#” = n | 8 at St. John's Acad- s 2 8. IER W. Maryland St, are| SPEAKERS scheduled to regale| : expecting— Indianapolis Rotarians during

hoping for—but not | iy i of a shabbily-dressed Tuesday luncheon meetings in the

man who agreed to trim the lawn | Claypool Hotel are asked to proand hedge Saturday in exchange vide biographical sketches beforefor a meal. - Man disappeared hand. Here's a gem from the with the lawnmower and hedge background of today’s spieler, | Robert D. Campbell: * = 8 “Sustained myself for four MORE THAN 154.500 Jaraons years at the University of New whooped an piashe LY Mes by working as a houseswimming pools the week of July phe a Chi Omega 14 to set a new weekly recond of [sorority house. This job provided | attendance. Rewirr 9 pool Dad ime with food and lodging as well| the largest total—24,294. Jn the aT Ped, Oy ia) the activities of sorority girls.” | *l Mr, Campbell will not, however, | and 4494 tip-toed into the cityl, 0 ophout sorority girls. wading pools. who used Indianapolis recreatloni, , og. ivory Air Lines, speak about “The Aviation Indus-|

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¢ a te abl \ ition, who put lots of emphasis on; f New! Amazing Medication | | teacher placement, sometimes an- Ager of Progress Laundry, will | ! 8 I nounce, as they did yesterday, italk on Time for Living” at to- ! {names of graduates or former mMOrrow:s luncheon for Indian- | §|Ftudents appointed to teaching apolis Lions in the Claypool. | r ” ” | positions recently. ME ms . : : |!" June, July and August gradu- MEMBERS of Indianapolis Mer | ates placed in the Indianapolis cator Club will strive to make | \ t include Janice Bel. lke Sam Snead and Ben Hogan | WH ae got Carpenter, Ruth{iomorrow at Indian Lake Country : ILE IT HIDES THEM Thomas Fisher, Mary Garceau,|Club during the club's July golf : Mrs. Rosemary Green’ Jack tournament. - 3 -— at. | . ¥ 3 ¥ s : . . . #5 {Hayes, Mrs, Barbara Hensley CRIPPLED CHILDREN at Doctors Mrs. Marcia Hirschy, Marjorie Croseronds Rehabilitation. Cent s| Prove... Iba, Mrs. Joan Keller, Marilyn oy vo antertained at 1 nt

Kender, Barbara Kidd, Marylou|,, ow by the “Parketttes,’— [Korb, Mrs. Madelyn Krebs. AT-\y.,,octers who perform at city llean Lemke, Ralph Peck, Mary parks and by entrants from the Turpin and Betty Underwood. lrecent City Parks Amateur Con- | Barbara Elliott and Lucille}, : {Morgan were named to faculties =~ “ini, {at Tudor Hall and Indiana Girls’, ONE THING is sure . .. mem|8chool; Virginia Irrgang has re-hers of Indiana Shorthand Recelved a graduate assistantshipiporters Association can’t say they to Indiana University and C1¥de weren't warned in advance. : W. Smith Jr. has been named t Judge Frank Gilkinson, of Indiana Appellate Court, already RS who intend has announced title of the speech he wili make at a Lincoln Hotel Der: luncheon during the 8th annual . . : ISRA convention, Aug. 4 and 5. Please don't cancel or postpone rind the trip, or the New*York Board His theme will be: “What I Think

of Trade will be disappointed and its survey money will be wasted. An NYR of T release says a recent survey showed nearly 126.000 Indiana residents due for a trip to Gotham in 1951, with a

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500-Mile Driver

Services will be at 1:30 p. m.| tomorrow in the Charles W.|

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0., for Bill Mackey, local 500-Mile| ¥

race driver killed Sunday at,

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ter. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery, Dayton. Mr. Mackey, whose real name! was William C. Gretsinger Jr! crashed into a wall in a pre-race rmup. Ind polis

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HBbrn in Dayton 23 years ago,

S. 52 | Mr, Mackey came to Indianapolis Ai Génerak- Nathaniel in 1948 and was residing at 543) 4, Methodist—Lee, Mary Blakenship; Del-

Marion Ave.

Amateur contest. Free. | Surviving are his wife, Patricia ;| Mildred Moore; {a son, William; his father, Wil- ACS. Vineent's—James, Mary’ Hallahan;

liam 8r., of Indianapolis; a sister, and his grandparents. SARAH JOSEPHINE MONROE, 84, formerly of 645'% Massachusetts Ave. Services at 1:30 p. m. Thursday in Moore &| Kirk North East Chapel. Burial, Washington Park. WILLIAM ARVILLE STACY, 32, of Mishawaka, machinist for] the Redmer DuBail Co. South Bend. Services and burial, Georgetown, O. WILLIAM C. COOK, 64, of 1532 E. Ohio 8t., former Bedford resident and retired conductor for the Indianapolis Union (Belt) Rail-| road. Services at 10 a. m, thmorrow in the Dorsey Funeral Home. Burial, Bedford. JAMES F. SUTPHEN, 62, of 318 E. St. Clair St. retired interior decorator. Services at 10:30 a. m. Thursday in Harry W,

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As dis-|PENICK, 31, of 738 N. West St. That totals 134.8501, ca1es manager for Chicago|Services at 1 p. m. tomorrow in| he will/Stratten & Shaw Mortuary.

Burial, New Crown.

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