Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1951 — Page 11

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A T { ol sorority houses and aan Mi h | Cai Em lo ° Die L services were to be held. today Tg | or war J rea an a Treatment halls to attend chapel services In or IC dé dill, P y 8 5. IR Republican and newspapermah 2

Gobin Memorial Church yester-| y Sefvices were being arranged ‘who died in Indianapolis Satur- I

. day and to have Sunday dinner

k, (with students, T | today for George T. Berry, retired (day. = ° il | Following the. football gave ax LO ec or Tdi 4nB PONS Water Co. employee. | Mr. Neal was associated with

By JOHN V. WILSON dir tt ! irecr 70 <

Cdllege. And the treatment was the best as the 1715 students greeted old grads with open arms. The three =~ day celebration, ended yesterday with a

¥ (the late 1920s¢ He also was a | SAN FRANCISCO . 11 hrs. 50 min, i GOP congressional nominee in il | 1910 and later, his party's unsuc- Proved TWA dependability [cesstul candidate for state Auditor. x and speed! Fast, comfortable TWA Skyliners to other prin-

to DePauw's World War II dead,| Mr, Cain died Saturday at his Years with-the it offers spacious lounges, res- home, 22 W. 36th St. He was 65. |water utility. taurant and cafeteria and a base-| A life resident of Indianapolis,| Born in Law.

ment bowling alley. ote Ky., g ) Mr. Cain was employed in then erry attended

Times Staff Writer ° AN TO GREENCASTLE, Oct. 15—De- a X ¥ Pauw. University's 1500 alumni MW Saturday, they were greeted r. Berry died yesterday at his| the Lebanon Reporter, the Frank- ¥ sr LOUIS V5 Yom Ny YOUR got a treat and a treatment at j| DePauw President Russell Services for Michael H. Caln,| ho 2310 Mont- {fort Crescent News and the | o & tees san r. min. ha, the gala Old Gold homecoming § Humbert at an open house in the deputy collector of internal rev-|calm St. He was (Noblesville ' Ledger . aiid Fnter- | . | G + F 3 S 7 week-end. Union building. |enue, will be at 9 a. m. bot 85 [prise in a 35-year career. ! NEW YORK ...... 3hrs 25 min hi : ; g He retired I terms in the ’ The treat was DePauw's Ft The old grads were particularlyjin St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic | He served. several terms in ] : Y 12 football victory over Oberlin pleased with the newly completed Church. Burial will be in Holy(Sept. 1 "after Indiana Legislature and was with & LOS ANGELES .... 9 hrs 35 min, x LEY IR HL building. Erected as a memorial Cross Cemetery. jmore than 30 [the Internal Revenue Bureau in |

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apel service, featured live lions Notables Attend county treasurer's office before] school there. : k or 3 \ HERE ARE and reindeer plus a big homecom- Heading the returning alumni {he joined the Internal Revenue z £7 Wile's Rites Today | cipal dities. Big savings on H Bur 10 years ago. .He served| <'& Wasa mem | Family Half-Fare Plan and ing dance. were Dr. Roy O. West, Chisago, gr Jeu Poi w ve ber-of the First wir. Berr Times State Service © fouid tripe in the U. & For WE IN Returning alumni hailed the former Secretary of the Interior;|:n the Army in World War I and pit “opyren © ''Y |. THORNTOWN, Oct. 15—Serv- X ; ‘ was a member of the American reservations see your travel C WARFARE! week-end as a great success. Howard C. Sheperd, president of | Legion and Forty and Eight. |of North Indianapolis, and the In- ices wil be today for John Wesley agent or call PLAZA 4381, They renewed old friendships and the the National City Bank of ; [ternational Brotherhood of Fire-| Wile founder of the Jacob E. Wile I y Cain (R) Wash. led their children over paths they New York, and Willis B: Conner| He also was a member of St.\men ang Oilers, Local 31. |Nursing home in Indianapolis and {i once trod carrying school books J., vice president of Merchantg'| Thomas Church and the Ancient Surviving are his wife, Matrice;'a former trustee of the Methodist Twa = ==IWA = TWA = ke Hickenlooper 8, The proudest coed was beaute- National Bank, Indianapolis. {Order of Hibernians, la son, George R.; Indianapolis; Hospital there. Mr. Wile, a civic| . 2) lowa ous Caroline Rudy of Bluffton, Albert Reep, Indianapolis, 8] Surviving are bs wife, Selon iwo sisters, Mrs. Exie Boutte,| and business leader here, was 84. ! ; ghters, rs. Dorothy|California; Mrs. Frances Jarver,! n (D) Wash. the homecoming queen. With her 1902 graduate, was honored. at three dau ! "| Jackson (0) court of four runners-up, she the “D” Association banquet Sat-|Ann Markey, Plainfield; and Mrs./Indianapolis; five brothers, Ar- MOTHER— D0 THIS | cMahon (D) Conn. reigned at the football game and urday noon, along with members|Marjorie F. Newman and Mrs.|thur and Booker, of Chicago; Her- WITH EVERY DIAPER “CHANGE” or at the Old Gold dance Saturday NEW HONORS — Carolyn |o of the 1926 football team. John|Mary Helen Courtney, both of In- bert, Jack and Ruben, of Indian- | Sprinkle Mexsana on baby’s “bottom,” night. i "Rudy, Bluffton, queen of De. Puckett, Kansas City, Mo, pre-|dianapolis; a son, Michael H. Jr.;lapolis and two grandsons. in Thapar, too—eases and comforts the | sided. ’ a brother, Arthur T. and a sis-| Services; being arranged by the| stinging irritation that ‘‘acid-wet” |

Miss Rudy, a sophomore mem- Pauw’s 195] homecoming, was ter,. Miss Mary Josephine, all of Patton Funeral Home, will be in|diapers bring. Buy the 70¢ size— save!

Earlier, they attended a - pep ber of Kappa Kappa, Gamma So- Junior Miss America in 1949. rally in Old Gold Chapel. Foot- Indianapolis. [the First Baptist Church. Burial BIR ET NFS A MEDICATED rority, received a spray of golden Geli NV oriee ” " {will be in Crown Hill POWDER flowers and a floral crown at the LEer Tiaging a bell on the ,USS|ball Coach Edwin “Mike” Snavely own hill game Her selection was kept] DePauw, while an Obetlin saflor{told them “we don’t have a large Rites to Be Wednesday : 8 : sank with an anchor around his team, but we “have quality. For Henry W. Moesch Sr.

secret. until she rode onto the! Real Crowd-puller I've ever worked with.” Services for- Henry W. Moesch | STALL AKALAD MAZ00 | NS

E—— field in a convertible - neck. ~ They're the .finest group of boys The winning sorority featured a- Following the talks, the por- Sr., secretary treasurer of Kxebay }

‘Anything on Members. of her‘court were Pat W ¢ . i Ii A /n Payment! irner, Indianapolis; Ann... Depayw spider luring. anltrait of Dr. Wildman ™ was un- ES ongtraction Coir bea t=10]

pr 8 Deitsch, Decatt; Mary Betir ER a A RR KR ECC RR Ns AR 888 goidens: natoueiteds: ERR TATRGTY PHS A aro kp REA SE TR FR pees tah ice . Miles, Greencastle. Ea or singing “Come ened last June after 15 years’ Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will] 3 0 | rice. A

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Portrait Unveiled But the most spectacular dec-|ed ‘by Randolph Coates, Indianap- x raed x Alumni also witnessed the un- oration.was entered by Phi Delta olis artist. ? 4 Ms; Moeseh ad yesterday inf IN YOUR PRESENT HEATING PLANT | EN eenete ng veiling of a portrait of Dr. Clyde Theta Fraternity. Its cages of! Then the old grads walked to his othe, 503 § Meridian St. ite = 2 ers 3 E. Wildman, former DePauw live lions, bears and - reindeer, Blackstock Stadium for the foot-| was 83. “Fe : Ord i Will Be N L NDABLE President, 5nd dedioation ots new capped, win a “Let's Tur This ball game: They saw the Tigers aa I ereany, jb MMos rder Now! There ill be No Long mo 2, electric ‘scoreboard. Game Into a Circus” slogan, was | win thei f Toe * eae : PICTURE E Many. of them also saw the new a real crowd-puller. : % |son a pe a Sea coming a United States citizen Period of Waiting for Installation! MERIDIAN 3 $750,000 Student Union building Another live animal exhibit was, After DePauw's first touchdown 46 years ago. 12 Y TILL 9 P.M. for the first time. Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity's cow|early in the opening period, the, le was a member of the Zion Terms: $27 Down Only $9. Monthly —————— § All housing units competed for under this banner: “Do Your sky was filled with golden bal- Evangelical Church and one of - . : *

—————— : trophies in the homecoming dec- Udder Best, Cream "Em DePauw.”|loons, a traditional student event. the oldest member of Athenaeum) S e ! : oration contest. Winners were Runners-up in the contest were, Many alumni also attended the Turners. KALAMAZ00 SALES % SERVICE e Te : : :

Delta Tau Delta Fraternity and Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity, play, “The Heiress,” presented by, Surviving are his wife, Emma

Deltd Zeta Sorority. Florence Men's Hall, LLambdi Chi the Little Theater group. It had and a son Henry W. Jr., director 330 E. VERMONT... Fs LI-5611 . 3 The winning men's decoration Alpha Fraternity and Alpha Omi- a three-day run, ending Saturday|of special events for the Indiana portraved the famed DePauw cron Pi, Delta Delta Delta. night. 7 | Department of Conservation. —

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