Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1951 — Page 14

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marriage ‘Sunday.

A COUPLE who recommend mingling with the voung to stay young will observe 60 vears of

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Heart Church and open house in 1465 Union St. The Wechslers were married here about five years. after Mr. Wechsler took a job in the fabrics department at H. P, Wasson Co. He's been in that department 65 ‘years, helping thousands of seamstresses select their dress goods. Oct. 7 will mark the f4th birth dav of Mr. Wechsler. His wife will be 82 on Jan. 11. The couple has ene son, Rob-

: ert Wechsler 8r., 375 Campbell Million Proof Ave, and four grandchildren, Television in an Dorothy, Mary and Richard outstandingly | : Wechsler, Indianapolis. and Robi : 3 a ; i ert Weschler Jr.. Dover, N. I, beautiful 2-door is) NEDEC 71172 gi dr. De . cabinet at on —_— INDIANAPOLIS will get exceptionally low glamor along with Sousa’s best

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marches and Dixieland jazz in a single program Sept. will come from the Army's only all-woman military band. The versatile outfit will appear

at. Shortridge High School at 8 5 : ] p. m. during a two-week tour in . First, Second, Fifth and Sixth 3321 E. 10th IM. 9410 ] Army areas. The WACs are out . to recruit more WACs.

The 4th Army Band was activated in 1948 and made a sensa-

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Mr. and ‘Mrs. William W. Wechsler will cele- pm brate the anniversary at § a. m; Holly

masg in. Sacred Hock Hill,

tional debut over Mutual Broadcasting System in 1951 when it introduced the official “Song of the Women's Army Corps,” written by two former WAC captains. n ” »

Mr. Hoeferkamp

Mr. Hallam

TWO WORLD WAR I veterans

26. Both/wear new jeweled pins commem-

orating 35 years’ telephone work. Awards. made by Indiana Bell Telephone Co. this week. went to Leslie 8. Hallam, 5456 N. Capitol Ave., and E. J. Hoeferkamp, 1539 Pleasant St. Mr. Hallam, now division traffic engineer. began work in Chicago, coming here in 1921. Mr. Hoeferkamp, who start‘ed and stayed here, is now district construction supervisor. v on on 5 TWO MEMBERS recently receiving national recognition, will be honored at tea Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m, by Koran Temple 30, Daughters of the Nile. Guests at {the party, ta be held 'with Mrs. Merrill - Waltman. 5717 Rolling Ridge Rd., will be Mrs. Charles Russell, local Queen and a new {Supreme Temple escort, and Mrs. {Clarance Kirtle, Supreme by-laws

AER | Hotel Washington, Mr. Brigham is ‘Federal agent in charge of the ‘Indiana Office, Bureau of Nar-

cotics, sn n : C. J. MURPHY, 86, 201 Lexington Ave., was .made happy recently. His : four ‘child were

under one roof for the first time in 40 years, =f ’ The occasion was the hémecoming of his son Howard of Los Angeles, and wife, making their first visit in the hime town in 31 years: The gét-together was held in the home of Mrs. Dwight Coffin, 1801" N. Emerson Ave.

daughter nf C. J. Murphy. Also Terminal

present was another . daughter, Anderson oi Mrs. Iva Young, 201 Lexington appointed - assistant enrollment WM. F. KRIEG & SONS Ave. Richard Wilkinson, 29, city, director, a newly created job. For CATHOLIC SUPPLY HOUSE :

saw his uncle Howard for the time. From a distance came the Los Angeles visitor's brother, Arthur Murphy. New York City, and

two boyhood friends, William Thompson, Newaygo, Mich.,, and Guy May, Kokomo. " = ” PRODUCING “safe” drinking

water for 25 years won four Indianapolis . Water workers the John N. Hurty Service award vesterday at district meeting of the American Water Works Association. Winners in the ceremony at Turkey Run State Park Hotel were Howard W, Niemeyer, Harry E. Ameter, Gentry Northington and George H. Hazel. Ninety-eight IWC employees have won the award since 1945.

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o ” ” THIS YEAR'S class in X-ray technology at the IU Medical Center includes 18 students, Members of the class, seeking certificates to work in X-ray laboratories, include Miss Suemma. Baker. Miss

Angeline Hadler. Miss Phyllis Harmon. Miss Wanda Kendall, Mrs: Dorothy Smith, Miss Ger:

trude Williams and Clarence Cus”) tin. all of Indianapolis. nz

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of 7349 ‘N, Pennsvivania He will receive a 50-year membership in the Indiana Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons Saturday at meeting of Indianapolis. 5, RAM in the Temple.

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committee members. Miss Vie- On Sept. 10 he was given the toria Montani will play the harp. 50-year membership award by > g 2 8 Indiana Grand Council, Royal | “NARCOTICS” will be dis- and Select Masters. =

{cussed py Paul B. Brigham at imeeting of the Lawyers Associa|tion Friday at 12:15 p.m. in

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