Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1951 — Page 24

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CPRUMPETERS and tuba “um-pah” experts will fll Caleb Mills Hall at Shortridge High with - ‘band music Nov, 20, i 2 The University of Illinois band, led by a Hoogier, win give a concert for the Indiana Music Educators’ Association. John Philip Sousa once galled the Illini the “world’s - grea i band.” s a ex Hinasiey was/- Where to Go born in Union City and graduated from Indiana University. During, World War IT he was a lieutenant

colonel and chief music afficer of | the Army Air Forces techmical’

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Wrestling featuring the heavyweight tag team of Mike and Ben Sharp. Reserved Spats $1.85. Armory. 8 p. m.

command. : Chicago, and for two Eke TE ‘pediatrics resident EVERYBODY knows about General Hospital in Denver. “manpower.” : 2 =

Now civil defense officials are eurious about “nursepower.” They will install officers” at meetings: want to know how many nurses this week. Indiana has, and where they are jn case of emergency. ; _ Questionnaires will be disfributed over the state Thursday, | a day set aside by Gov. Schrick-| #r’s official proclamation for all, purses to rally to the call. The enrollment is for information only, and doesn’t obligate a nurse to any service. 3 a. 88 THERE ARE three more Poles {n Indianapolis thiz week than! there were last week. | a Mr. and Mrs. Stanislaw Keska, . . . Ferguson, Roband their son, Czeslaw, 3, arrived . ert Plumley, from New York, where they Richard Combs, Clarence Degner, landed amid a boatload of dis- Richard Poole, Glen Daisey, Robplaced persons. Sponsor here was ert Dearing, Karl Schaefer, Bert Mrs. Harriet Westell, Ben Davis,|Coval, William Vincent, Ronald A calle svetareship of DE bet ress, Davis liga, Shona tamily brought here through her Creveling and Don Black. efforts. | » »~ " J : : ‘ 2 = = J OnN =. SyuTH, Master coun-| 3 A nounce the 1951 cillor, and other new Prospect De- § ae ing was | Molay officers will be installed in the request on a postcard #6 The Jtis 252 Parkway hall at 8 o'clock * Thik pops announce, therefore, Other officers are Ronald Brenyt all present and past Mec- ton, Richard Alexander, Thomas Canisviilites are | to at- aver, Robart Lyons. William m= * A orris, ayne an ing at Sunday at MecCorasvil | FOsSen, Wayne Smith, Wayné WilMethodist Church. Starts with a|llams, Thomas Hoy, Robert Barnworship service at 9:30 a. m,, con- Dart, Austin Bond, Roland Chasinves with Sunday School, noon t2in Norville Sappenfield, Thomas basket dinner, business sessfon Vernon, Larry Bateman, David and program. {Sweetman, Byron C. Ford, John ern K. Norrington, Gerald Winzenread, Charles Linder and Jack

Mustard Chapter at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Riviera Club. Others to be installed are: Thomas Rogers, William Schatz, Don Blue, Gor-| don Shaw, James | Graver, William|

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Black. On the council are Max- ia [well {Carl , [Frederick Hash, Edwin Hoefer{kamp, |Brenton, Earl Robertson, Kenneth honorary last year, he was grad- sion. again—led this time by a Hoy S8r., Charles McCarty, Amos uated in June, magna cum faude. | Brown, : | | Weishaaz, Warren Dwire and! 1. M. (IKE). HOAGLAND isn't John Greenston. {Marvin Lewallen, T8t.

years was said Legion posts of the city and eat my meals in at Coloradoicounty are invited, Commander a cafeteria, send 'Herbert Muller announced. Preo- my washing to a {ceeds from the dance will be used laundry and sleep in a trailer. |When I die I expect to be buried from a. funeral home. I have no

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SR ER ‘Fla. But if he were, he might be A FAREWELL' “bon voyage” discouraged by a story told him 2 A] party for the 28th Division at phy a realtor. W B24 (Camp Atterbury, expecting to ship The story goes i d lout in November, will be part of that the realtor {the Armistice Day program of the was fast Pinging 12th District American Legion up {Drum and Bugle Corps. The an- Woman prospect nual celebration and dance will told him: why, ibe held in Hotel Antlers Nov. 11 thus: with tribute paid to Korean War born in a hospitveterans and gold star soldiers of al and brought Wars I and IL J

Thomas Chilton Jr. will be in- alism department at Butler last! Mr. Hoagland, retired general’ ; the manager of Armour & Co. .is ter councilor of|school’s fellowship to the State joined in Florida by his wife.! University of Iowa this season. Here,

they live at the Marott Kenneth 8. Smith, former editor-| Hotel. -* *

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