Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1951 — Page 8

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Sixteen men who once better than eating, ate and enjoyed themselves in Terre Haute recently. There were kicks from beginning to end at the twp-day reunion and banquet of Rose Polytechnic's 1911 graduating class, but not about food or the fun. Football and other athletics were the graduates’ subjects. Six Indianapolis men turned out for the 47-member class of which 33 members are living. Heze Clark, veteran police reporter of The Times, coached Rose Poly’'s football team (1909-1912) on which eight members of the 1911 class played. Among the players was Wilbur. B. Shook, quarterback, now an Indianaplis architect; Henry-R. Voelker Indianapolis, manufacturer's agent; John P. Fitzpatrick, Indi-

anapolis, Indiana Inspection Bureau; Harold O. Wimsett, Indianapolis, engineer at Ready Mixed

{Concrete Corp.; Frank H. Wente,

Cincinnati; George T. Christopher,

You may not know it... But

You're an

inspiration!

Maybe you never thought of it quite that way—but it’s true!

Just look at all the songs that you've inspired! Songs about you and your fellow Hoosiers and the great state in which you live. Songs that all America has sung because the songs of Indiana are the songs

of a truly American way of life.

You've inspired a lot more than that. Your Hoosier belief of always giving the bther fellow a square deal has encouraged Indiana business and industry to do things the right way—the square way—

the Indiana way!

And nobody is more pleased by all this than we 3,700 Hoosiers

here at Kingan.

You've bought Kingan Products in ever-increasing amounts ever since we started doing business here in Indiana 90 years ago. And that’s the great big “O.K.” for Kingan products and Kingan policy that has inspired us to go ahead to bigger and better things.

For years we've given you only the finest U. S. Government Inspected meats to assure you of fine quality. And now we've gone even further! We've also set up checks and double checks of our own —to keep Kingan quality extra high. We've even started using such scientific developments as the new “psychometric” method—the most accurate taste-test formula ever created! And, as always, we've been extra careful to buy the finest livestock on the Indiana plains so that Kingan canned, smoked and fresh meats can live up to every letter

of the word: RELIABLE.

You've told us by your purchases of Kingan foods that you like the way we do business. And we appreciate it. That's why, in the years ahead—the Kingan policy of delivering the finest will always be the same. In fact, if we at Kingan had a theme song, the title would be “We'll Never Change.” And you'd have inspired that too!

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Evansville; ‘Herbert C. Offcutt, Robinson, Ill., who holds the Hoo.sier. state record for making

touchdowns as a football center, and Everett E. Black, Honolulu Everett Black made a plane trip to Terre Haute from Honolulu for the reunion. In the photo are: Left right (seated), Edward L. Ferrell Nashville, Tenn.; Oscar L. Coffey, Harvey, Ill.; Frank Wente, Cincinnati; William D. Wallace, Terre Haute; George Christopher, Tipp City, O.; Henry Voelker, Indianapolis; William E. Baker, Evansville. Left to right (standing), Herbert Offutt, Robinson, Ill.; Henry W. Ker, Indianapolis, manufacturers agent; Wilbur B. Shook Indianapolis; Frederick H. Kornfeld, Louisville; John Fitzpatrick Indianapolis; Everett E. Black Honolulu; David W, Jones, Eldorado, Ill.; Harold O. Wimsett, Indianapolis, and Kenneth R. Garst, Indianapolis, structural engineer.

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