Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1951 — Page 29

24, 1951

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WEDNESDAY, OCT, 24, 1951

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Farm Scrap — Industrial Scrap — Metals Auto Body Scrap — Old Fence Wire — Cast Iron

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Women of Moose

Will Take Over.

Women of the Moose will take over the city government for one hour Friday. . From 11 a. m. until noon they'll occupy the key positions while the régular officials give them a bit of coaching. Here's the line-up: Mayvor, Merle Hartlage: mayor's secretary, Frieda Bradshaw;

mayor's receptionist, Charlotte Shorten. Building commissioner, Opal

Strong: city clerk, Myrtle Mastin: controller, Nita Beckley; fire chief, Jessie Ramey; assistant fire chief, Irma McQuarry; fire chief's secretary, Helen Jepson; superintendent of alarm system, Ruby Bradshaw.

Police Posts Filled

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Economy

COSTUMES

aid division, [Laura Bearden; city market Maude Rohe; street commisisoneps Mildred: <Kehly fpalicé chief: {Valeria Draper, city prosecutor [Mahle Thompson: dispatcher. Marie Thomas; chief of detectives {Vinera -8mith; sheriff, Beulah Botkins: chief jailer. Betty Cole. Board of safety, Frances Wieb-

Police juvenile

ke, Mrs. Charles Austenmiller, Frances White, Geneva Stinnett. Board of sanitation, Grace Faught; traffic engineer, Naomi Maple: board of works. Dorothy Franks; weights and measures Pauline Ott; board of health

Maryland Scheick.

Butler Religion Students to Preach

Thirty-five Butler School of Religion students will perform pastoral duties in churches of Indianapolis.ar neartf towns during the school year. Dean O. I. Sheiton has announced the names of the followstudents and the charges to which they have been called:

ing

Robert 1 ir Christian C P2A r r Hoh cn ian Ch 8 Rennett New sh < F Riow ° East t Ch

n ard Ralph Christian Dudre Rtate Line Christian| l.oren RB Fisher. Springport 2 Brady Kirk Fowler, Fillm i C n Louis D Hatfi Middletown C h, r

L. Hopkins Rabert

lle Christian 1. Worthington Christian th M Johnson. Sheridan

{ John K Jones. East Side Churenh of Christ, F 1 John Langford ite Eagle Church. James M. McCall Christian Church, John T. Moore Hills boro and Tahar Christian Church. and James E. Morgan, Coatesville Christian Church Richard T Owen, Veedershurg Christian Church John T. Parish Bluff Creek Christian Church: James FPF - Ptouts Waynetown Christian Church: Warren A

Robbins Jamestown Christian Chureh Harald D. 8chneider. Cyntheanne Christian Church Joseph H. Scovel] Trafalgar |

Fugens WM Smith, | 1 Christian Church Charles r. Van Buren Christian C F Orange Ch ch: Glen B_ Watterson. Mor Christian Church: Maxwell J, Wsbb {Christian Church Myron H w r Christian Church a veuth worker Tt is Indianapolis. and Harold W Cottonwond Christian Church,

- Church

Goose on the Table

OXFORD, Mass. | pound goose graced Mrs. Joseph| F. Black's dinner table after it} crashed through the windshield of her automobile as she was riding with her son. i

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Saturday in 8:30 A.M. to 8:30 P. M.

1044 Virginia Ave. Store Open Every Night Till 8:30

Roy F. Layton of Chevy Chase, Md., above, is the new national presi= dent of the Girl Scouts of Amer= ica. She was elected at the Scouts’ 31st convention in Boston.

Wabash Drama ‘Group To Present Play... .....

Times State Service CRAWFORDSVILLE, Oct. 24— The Wabash College Scarlet Masque will present Moss Hart's Light Up the Sky” at the Masonic Temple Little Theater here at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow and Fridav. With Dr, Melvin R, White, asgociate professor’ of speech directing. the cast will feature three Crawfordsville women, Mrs. Marianne Ebenholtz. Mrs. Catharine Dinwiddie and Mrs, Virginia Haney. Students in the cast include Ed Grifin, l.a Crosse, Wis; David Nall, Marion; Gar Aikins, Crawfordsville; Donald G, Allen. l.a-

Porte; Jim Hostetter, Ft. Wayne; E

Tom Elkins Paul Smith,

High Point, N. C.; Columbia, Pa.; Tom

and Bob Hepler. South Bend. Texas-Size Field HAMILTON, Tex. (UP) An advertisement appearing in the Hamilton Herald-News listed for

* sale “a small town in oil field of West Texas.” i

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Two More Hoosier Soldiers Are Killed in Korea Action

. ee > Eight Hoosier Army casualties in Korea, including two soldiers killed in action, were announced on the latest list of the U, 8. Department of Defense, KILLED IN ACTION

Cpl. Victor M. Edwards, son 8f

Mrs. Clara E. McClinton, East Chicago. Pfe. Donald A. Friedly, son of Mr, and Mrs, Donald C. Friedly Ft. Wayne. WOUNDED

Pfe. William C. Collins, son of

Mr. and Mrs. Carl<C. Collins, Elwood. Cpl. Leroy Kirkwood, son of Mrs, Hattie Kirkwood, Gary Pfc. Kenneth L. Minnick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Minnick RR 10, Ft. Wayne, Pfc. Glenn R. Sample, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn 8. Sample RR 6, I.ebanon.

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