Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 June 1952 — Page 20

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THREE Eli Lilly & Co. workers have retired addi up 86 i Ba their rockers. The three—Mrs. Den- . nis Gillespie, Louis F. Twente and Jack have their plans laid. Mrs. Gillespie, 2745 Manker St., ing and charity work. She worked in Lilly's dry finishing department 35 years.

1720 E, " carpentering, his convention of the American Fed-

Mr. . Twente, will work at

hobby. and in drug stores. He's aeration of Musicians in

registered pharmacist, At Lilly's Barbara, €al., Monday through of extension service.

he was in the p

partment.

Jack Reinfels, 1709 8. East St, avel literature. He

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lant protection de- June 12,

Shoe on Other Foot lon County Society, of which he ciomati. ~. Election

Council 437, Knights of Colum-{On Mar. 27, failed to detect any

Shoe salesméh will trade’ sales after'talk for shop

figineering Friday in the {Proctor,

chapter of the society.

They're There

{the meeting of the National Solelety for Crippled Children and Adults in session through Thyrs‘day in Chicago, . : Local delegates from the Indi- ladies’ night at a dinner and inana Society for Crippled Children Staliation in the Waren Heel at "are Will Parker, executive direc- 6:30 p. m. tomorrow. Heading new, tor; Mary Paxton, education direc- officers will be W. Brooks For. fector of Forest Lawn Memorialiat the mausoleum, awaiting enPatton, director tune, Eli Lilly & Co. The speaker ari, will be George Garnatz, director

plans some gadding around

his 25-year job as head of Lilly's talk Sunday,

rectification department,

Monday and Tuesday. They'll

Dog AWOL

attend the Indi-

A WAC in Methodist Hospital

for surgery

is worrying

about her dog than herself.

a Chihuahua, jumped out of a car and ran away when she was taken to the hospital where her mistress, Capt. Phyllis Burkhardt,

is confined.

The captain, stationed at the Army Finance Center, Ft. Harrison, hopes anyone knowing Rita's whereabouts will phone WA-6530. Jay have to go to a hospital, tod, it she's fed the wrong luncheon kind of food. Bhé's

Rita

diet,

Go West

John H. Goil, James P, Robin- hr pon and George Freije will rep- o resent Indianapolis,

Local

on a special

ana Shoe Travelers’ 31st annual fall show in the Claypool Hotel. Jack Reich, executive vice president of. the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce, : will

more Rita,

Mr. Sovola

speak at a 6 p. m. dinner Saturday. Ed S8ovola, Indianapolis pins and needles all day at the

| Times columnist, will talk at a Monday.

‘Y' Powwow A Midwest conference of YMCA young adults is set for Friday through Monday at Senate Ave. Y.”. There'll be workshop, an 3 at outing at Flat Rock River Camp and a ‘dance, :

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Party for Veterans A party for veterans at the new Veterans Administration Hospital is set ‘for 7 p. m. Tuesday. It will] {be sponsbred by Hayward-Barcus || Auxiliary 55, joined. by = South eastern and Eagles Auxiliaries, lof th# American Legion. The Hayward: Barons BOS J will elect officers at 8 p. m. June 13. at 1714 E. Washington St. | and on June 17 will give a dinner| for past presidents in the home of IMrs. Beafrice McLean, ‘R.R. 13.

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Chemical

plane yesterday for two weeks’ gchoettle.

travel In Mexico, The trip is part

of their “lessons” at Indiana Uni- July 1 with Michael Kavanagh, ‘most extraordinary in ou versity Summer School. Df. M. T./deputy grand knight; Donald Lat- perience. Eaton, education professor, went endresse, chancellor; William He ma

along.

On the Bright Side

Times photographer Ray Bright needn't have worried about his

Mr. ‘©Connor will be installed sealed, said the case was t r ex-

Bociety,

Party for Ladies

Indiana Section, AmeEoAn rack of decay in the body of a| He said the Hindu religious |Yogi religious leader, 20° days leader's body was embalmed with {the “customary” fluid on Mar. 8. The coffin now rests in a crypt

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Progress” at 6:30 p. m. van, 1531 Shelby St. Miss Sulll- ' Marott Hotel. Mr..van went to St. Vincént's School ; president. of of Nursing this year under sponthe American Society of Civil. En- sorship of Women of the Moose. | gineers, will address the Indiana Mrs. Valera Draper, representing {the lodge’s hospital guild committee, had charge of the program held in Moose Hall, 135 N.

By United Press

Yogi's Body in Fine Shape, Says Mortician

body.” He believed that Mr. Yo-, GLENDALE, Cal, June 4—A gananda was “apparently in al mortuary director admitted to- phenomenal state of immutabil-

day he was “astonished at theity.”

icontinuous

igeles Mar.

{after his death. Harry T. Rowe, mortuary di-|

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bus, has elected new officers, wit Nine Hoosiers were among 11 Attorney John O'Connor named Mr. Rowe, men and women who left here by grand knight, He'll succeed Fred balmed Mr. Yogananda's and observed

h signs of decay.

it until

de the revelation in a

body| it was

Price, advocate; . Joseph Webb, letter to the self-realization fel-|

treasurer; cording secretar elman, warden; ner guard;

Robert

Gardner,

Clarence Beid- nanda.

«0 Curran,

in-

Mr. Rowe said

re-/lowship, founded” by Mr. Yoga-

the “astonish-| Harry Feeney and ment” of his staff increased “as!

his wife's choosing a convenient Henry Foltz, outer guards, and day followed day without bring-| day to have their son. Ray sat on Fred Schoettle, trustee.

500-Mile Race, where he covered the southeast turn, He was certain his wife would pick that day to go to the hospital. i But Mrs. Bright waited until) yesterday to present Ray a son at Coleman Hospital. 1

Lodge Awards

Women of the Moose, Chapter) 11, have awarded a $300 tuition] certificate to Wanda Broyles, the girl they will sponsor next term in St. Vincent's School.of Nurs-| ing. Miss Broyles resides with her uncle, - James E. Broyles on] Schleicher Rd. J Gift certificates were presented) Miss Broyles and Miss Mary Rita] Sullivan, daughter of Clara Suli-

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whose stat em- Local Man Graduated

Robert J. Healey, heldricks Place, was among those graduated from the St. Louis University School of Medicine yesterday. He will serve a one-year internship at St. Louis City Hos-' pital. |

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