Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 November 1951 — Page 11

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the last two years nearly 400,000 new members were added in Indiana, Guy W. Spring of 114 E. 44th St, executive director of Blue Cross Plan, said. . The Indiana Plan enjoyed th greatest percentage of growth of any-of the 88 Blue Cross Plans in the U. 8. Canada and Puerto Rico, among which it ranks 16th in size, Mr. Spring said.

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AN INSURANCE: PLAN designed to solve workers’ financial worries over unexpected illness and accident celebrated its seventh birthday today.

Indiana's Blue Cross Plan reached the mile- — stone with the hospital-sponsored pre-payment g plan totaling nearly 825,000 Hoosier members. In \\gZ}

nity sing and musicale tomorrow at 8 p. m., in Central “Y.” There'll be music by the Christian’ Men

Kelly and Mrs. Herman Tsc udi. Charles W. Daugherty will emcee the program, which will feature specialties by.a brass quartet and violin duet.

» ” = HOOSIER . industrial nurses will leave their clinics to attend the Indiana State Nurses’ Associ-

Where to Go Health Lecture by Anne S. Bergholz, N.D. Free. Gold

Room of the Hotel Washington. 8 p. m. Hobby Show. 60c and 25c. Manufacturers Building at the State Fair Grounds. 4:30 p. m., United States Marine Band. $1. ‘Cadle Tabernacle. 8 p. m, Ice Hockey, Caps vs. Cincinnati Mohawks. $2.50, $2, $1.50 and $1. Indianapolis Collseum at State Fair Grounds. 8:15 p. m.

in Indiana in 1951, the director said, ' o ” n GERMANS raxaged. by war

years will probably be glad Hoosiers celebrate Halloween. Englewood Christian Church Ing used clothing to be sent to Germany. Fw ‘ Taking form of a scavenger hunt, the event was directed by Miss Esther Benjamin, youth minister of the church. Dr. Harry Poll, pastor assisted. Jane Miller and Wendell Freeman, wearing the greatest amount

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s = DONALD CASSADY of 6916

president of Butler {University's Mathematics Club, is with plans

the Link Observatory at Brooklyn, Ind.. The club and Butler's Adult Education Astronomy Group will tour the observyatery Monday.

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youth spent Halloween eve, collect-|- | TOURING Japanese judges and’

new outfits New officers ght along of the Mathematics Club include the United Mary Evans. 5217 Graceland Ave. they see and Austin Werner, 4910 E. 14th > any ideas St. dowdy.” "2 » : i |" THE NEW CO-AUTHOR of the princess income tax booklet, “The Five Per, new ward- Cent,” will speak in Hotel Clay-! la, she ap- pool Nov.: 19 at a dinner at a couple meeting. Sponsors are Hoosier | three-day colleges, including Indiana Cen-| 4 % tral, and business and professfonQt: Vell We'll print, your, favorite {al men. The speaker will be Rar on De snapshot on each card , , | Beardsley Ruml of New York pay. bring in the negative, and CY: Jormeny an executive of oo Pubite select the design you want, {Macy's Department Store, His| ey fn {subject will be “Business and os Yaw. ‘Private Higher Education.” { s . a. { tag res It costs no more to have 2 FAMILY added two members| : of a fifth generation in two weeks! your Photo Greeting Cards {when daughters were born to two red in true sisters at Methodist Hospital| the dinner done by our experts. The family celebrated in the and Mrs. i , home of the babies’ great-great-| House last mo) i grandmother, Mrs, Harvey Tyner long, pale B| of Greenfield. ess with a The new parents are Mr. and; ; | Mrs. Dewy Vawter who had “a idaughter, Linda Sue, and Mr. and! —— Mrs. Ralph Willis, who had

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» » on |lawyers—and lawyers and judge from all over In- _. ; diana — will be So guests of the In!dianapolis Bar | Association Wed{nesday. | At 3:45 p. m. {in the House of - {R e presentatives {Chambers at the | Statehouse a preitrial conference ld em on stration {Will be given {with Judge {Harry Fisher of Cook County, {IIl, in tharge. Also on the pro(gram will be Thomas M. Scanlon {and Howard 8S. Young Jr., both of { Indianapolis, | At 6:30 p. m. at the Columbia {Club a dinner will be held with {Judge Fisher speaking afterward.

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! . =u { WHISTLING SOLOS by Ray Smith are on the program for the second monthly YMCA ecommu-

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Severin Saturday and Sund4y. |First-hand information on industry’s nursing needs will be

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Builders Orchestra and Grand-| mothers Chorus led by Vietor|

ation session for them at Hotell’

son's. | Mrs. Ione Linne, Indianapolis, | will talk on economic security for | nurses. In charge are Mrs, Belle | Summers of Aurora and Mrs. Ina Hornaday and Mrs. Virginia Ruley| of Indianapolis. vi 8 =» = i MR. AND MRS. SANTA will| take time out from Toyland to, make a flying trip to Indiand. They'll visit cities served by Lake] Central Airlines and are due here at Weir Cook Airport ticket | counter 10:59-11:14 a. m. Sunday. The bewhiskered old gentleman and his wife will part ways on their plane trip to make. stops at several midwestern cities. From! here Santa goes to Kokomo afid his wife leaves for Richmond. |

= » 2 | NO SHAWL and easy chair for) Mrs, Stella MeQueen Bromfield who celebrated her 83d birthday Tuesday. She entertained 20 guests at dinner that day in her home, 3220 Stuart St. Among] them were her three sons and! [two daughters.

10 States Hike Tax

|On Alcoholic Drinks

| "CHICAGO _ (UP)—Ten States! {raised or extended alcoholic! {beverage taxes this year, accord-| ing to the Federation of Tax Ad-| ministrators. | Two others—Georgia. and South Carolina—cut their liquor taxes, | but only after adopting 3 per cent! general sales taxes, States which raised or extended taxes on at least some alcoholic beverages were Arkansas, New Mexico, West Virginia, Washington, Rhode Island, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Texas.

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