Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 November 1951 — Page 32

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Boe Times State Service | SHELBYVILLE; Nov. 8— Employees —at— Porter Carpet Sweeper Co. here have no trouble identifying Santa Claus. He's Dallas E. Winslow, company president. Mr. Winslow proved anew his right to the title when he announced every man and’ woman among the 55 workers will receive a new suit for Christmas this year. » Today, the men are picking out their single and double-breasted choices at a haberdashery here, while the women are being meas{ured for tailor-made creations.

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SAVE FOOD WEEKS—Gov. Schricker signs a srodlamalien | for Food Conservation Weeks, Nov. || through Nov. 24, He urges | all Hoosiers to make maximum use of "Indiana's bountiful harvest." gvgry xs

} his last visit here. He appears irregularly from the East, where | he owns a number of other plants, | to see progress made at the Por-| | ter company. “Seerns like every time he

12 Cards with Envelopes........$1.50 25 Cards with Envelopes........ 2.75 50 Cards with Envelopes........ 5.00 100 Cards with Envelopes........ 9.50 ll comes, we get something else.” ll said J. W. Hirschauer, sales

* o » ii manager. lll Mr. Winslow's most spectacular It Costs No More to Have Your Photo Greeting give-away since taking the firm

Cards Made At a Photographic Store—By Reliable over Aug. 1, 1950, was presenta-

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and Eapert Photographers Trained Especially March to every employee who had | for the Job! heen Bs Porter one year or The total came to 50 cars.

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The president paid taxes and a" ; ll license fees on each car, and gave 24 W. WASHINGTON ST. ll every car owner 100 gallons of

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Two Indianapolis students were " named to the staff of the 1952 Wabash, the yearbook of Wabash Ccllege. ‘I Raymond D. Rice, son of Dr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Rice, 5365 N. New Jersey St., and Gordon R.! ‘Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rich-| ard Smith, 5819 N. Pennsylvania!

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who needed them new spectacles. “Nobody quits here any more,” said Mr. Hirschauer. “And we have a whole drawerful of appli- i cations in the office.” i i

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