Speedway Flyer, Volume 10, Number 14, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1941 — Page 2

The Speedway Flyer NON-PARTISAN NON-SECTARIAN NON-PROFIT This paper is owned and published by civic-spirited Speedway business and professional men. ft is distributed every Friday to every home in Speedway. It is strictly a SPEEDWAY paper, and it is the ONLY strictly SPEEDWAY paper. It has been distributed in Speedway for over nine years. It is operated in a co-operative fashion—-Speedway business men, the town officials, the school, both Speedway churches, all local clubs and civic groups, in fact the entire town of Speedway contributes to this community enterprise.' Everyone concerned with the management of this paper lives in Speedway and is interested primarily in the best interests cf Speedway. The Speedway' Flyer is, in the best sense of the word, SPEEDWAY’S OWN PAPER. HOWARD ANDERSON, Editor Editorial Office 14th and Winton Ave. Belmont 3555

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BACKEMEYER’S GROCERY Groceries Meats Ice Cream Open Sunday All Day 5408 Crawfordsville Road Belmont 1363

Speedway Furniture Store If you are planning on buying new furniture, rugs, or carpet this spring, place your order now. Owing to the fast increase in prices you will save several dollars. We will be very glad to take your order now for later delivery. 4850 W. 16th St. Bel. 2988

Agadira Illness! Preventive measures are the first line of defense against illness Your doctor’s prescription must be filled accurately and quickly Our prescription service assures you that you are getting “just what the doctor ordered.” Bring your prescriptions to us. ROSNER DRUG STORE 16th At Main St. We Deliver Belmont 1515

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School News (Marcy Mann) Howw-cha-doodle, peoples! Well, today I’m real real happy! No foolin’! So-o-o-ON WITH THE NEWS! Man, oh, man! I’ve never had such an exciting week-end in all my life as I did last week-end! Wasn’t it wonderful! The tourney I mean! Do you realize that this is the first time that good old S.H.S. has ever gone as far as the semifinals! We think that the boys did a grand job, defeating Washington and Howe, and then putting up such a grand battle against the Ben Davis squad. So orally, we give them a pat on the back, as we say, “Team, we’ve never been so proud of you! Nice going!” Say, did you know that Speedway High School had some “Cornelia Otis Skinners,” and some “Helen Hayeses?” Well, it has. And just to prove it, they showed off their skill last Wednesday afternoon during convocation, by giving a very delightful bit of “melodramie” entitled” “It’s* A Ming” by Helen A. Monsell! The girls are all members of our own Dramatic Club here at school, and from the way this play was presented they’re really doing okay, under the sponsorship of Miss Spencer. The play was given in three acts, arid oh, yes, the characters! Well, here’s the “line-Aip!” Agnes—Rosemary McDonald; Margaret—Betty Nay; Minerva—Evelyn Spencer; Phyllis—Lolita Schoenewey; Marcella—Marjorie Sauer; Millie—Marian Baxter; Nora—Margie Phipps; 'Aunt Lu-

just good food! Your health is one of our primary interests. It is our supreme desire to serve you a meal of good wholesome, wen-prepared food at a modest price. We delight in serving you satisfactorily. Our reputation is built on this policy of good food and satisfactory service. PFISTERER CAFETERIA (Formerly Noffke’s Cafeteria) FIFTEENTH AT MAIN

Stan s Beauty and Barber Shop 14th At Main Street Belmont 3411 Announcing A New Operator . . Y / Miss Betty Hamm will work with Miss Mary Messick to give you the latest hair styles and the best in P ermanent wavin SWf* Get Your Easter Appointments Early I

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The Morris Grille 1402 Main Street Belmont 3431 a good place to eat This is a pleasant and clean restaurant. ’Vou will like it here whether you hurry in at noon for a quick lunch or whether you bring the entire family in the evening for a leisurely dinner. T-Bone Steaks and French Fries Short Orders Sandwiches Try Our Chili—We make it ourselves, and we know it’s good. ' c -- “The Home Of America’s Most Famous Sandwich— The 5c Hamburger” We Specialize in Bag Orders and Carry-Out Orders

cinda—Dot Rosner; Miss Sprockette—Marian Dewar. Bravo, girls, bravo! Well, tonight Spedway is really going to show the team what they think of them, with an Athletic Banquet, sponsored by the Senior class. There’s going to be plenty to eat, a good speaker, and lots of fine entertainment! The town’s mighty proud of the boys this year, not only the basketball team, but the football team as well. So, to them all, we say that we’ll always be able to boast of our speedy teams of ’4O and ’4l! You can’t be beat! And to the Seniors, who won’t be playing for us any longer, “Good luck!” Dog-gone, there goes another fingernail! That’s what I get for sitting here racking - my brain so i hard, when I just can’t think of I anything else to say! So, I guess I’d better slin into my coat and rush this to the editor! Toodle-oo! P. T. A. News The seventh meeting of the Speedway P.T.A. will be held in the Grade School gymnasium Wednesday March 12th at 7:30 p. m. After a short business meeting the Boy Scout Troop No. 66 will have charge of the program. You parents '■pme and see what the Scouts can do. The Study Group will meet at the home of the chairman, Mrs. W. R. Webster, 5115 West 15th St., Friday March 14th at 12:45 for their visit to the Herron Art Institute. The institute has just been reopened after extensive improvements so this will no doubt be a

very interesting visit. Plan to go and call the chairman (Bel. 4656M) so that transportation can be arranged. Accused of tearing down a church and selling the lumber, Levi Daugherty, negro, was arrested in Edwardsville, 111. Gladys Shipman of Pasadena, Calif., runs a dude ranch for dogs. They have daily outdoor workouts and scientific diets which are prepared in a special kitchen. GRATEFUL TO RETONGA “I’ll always thank Retonga for promptly relieving my distresses from indigestion, gas bloating, constipation and toxic poisoning. I feel worlds stronger and better.” Mrs. Irene ReVore, Route 19, Indianapolis. Get genuine Retonga at H. E. Rosner, 16th & Main Sts., Speedway, Indiana.

Chiropractically Speaking “The Old Master” (by Paul H. Tyner, D. C.) On March 7, 1845, Dr. Daniel David Palmer, the rediscoverer of Chiropractic first saw the light of day at Port Perry, Ontario. Hence his birthday is now being observed by chiropractic societies in various parts of the world. Last Sunday at the Hotel Lincoln in Indianapolis, Dr. J. E. Slocum Research Director of the National Chiropractic Association delivered the D.D. Palmer Memorial address before the Indiana Chironractor’r Association. Dr. Palmer is called the Rediscoverer of Chiropractic as he said: “The basic principle and the principles of Chiropractic which have been developed from it are not new. They are as old as the vertebra. I have both in print and by word of mouth, rPfatedly stated and rfow most em nhatically repeat the statemen* that I am not the first person to replace subluxated vertebrae by using the spinous and transverse processes as levers wherewith to rack subluxated vertebrae into normal position, and from this basic fact to create a science which is destined to revolutionize the theory and practice of the healing ait.” Dr. G. Ligeros (M.D.D.C.) has found records of spinal manipulation having been used in ancient Egypt and Greece. Hippocrates, the “Father of Medicine” recommended it, but during the dark ages the art of skeletal adjusting was abandoned for various super-

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Speedway Real Estate and West 5214 W. 14th St. very nice strictly mod. 3 bdrm., brkfst. rm., fireplace, cab., water softener, gas heat, 4 car gar. 4950 W. 14th St. 5 rm. mod. bung, to be reconditioned, 2 car gar. 1718 N. Allison 5 rm. mod., cab., enclosed porch, 2 car gar. 601 N. Lyons 5 rm. mod., 2 lots, only $3250. Brownsburg—6 rm. mod. Large lot, 2-car gar, many fruit trees, only S3IOO. Clermont—good 6 rm. corner lot, priced to sell. 3824 W. Mich. 6 rm. mod. 1 acre, fruit trees, berries, only S4OOO 5102 W. 12-th Street, 6 rm. mod. Cape Cod, 2 yrs. old, $3850. 4940 W. 12 St. good 5 rm. mod. blt.-ins. weather stripped, S4OOO. 1668 Presto, New 6 rm mod. Cape Cod; 2 baths, full basement 5035 W. 15th St. 6 rm. mod. fireplace, 2 car gar. only $5500. 4985 W. 11th St. 5 rm. mod. on good cor. lot, gar., $3900. A. C MOIDTHAN, Realtor 1452 Main Street, Speedway We Make F.H.A. Loans Belmont 2727 Res. Bel. 2999

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HIENDLi FUNERAL DIRECTOR FLOYD FARLEY RESIDENCE 4924 w. 16th St Office and Chapel

stitious practices of driving out demans. Dr. Slocum referred to a contemporary medical book by Warbuck in which the author showed that Blazius had advised adjusting subluxated vertebrae to relieve nerve impingements in 1869 (26 years before Palmer,) but that through the neglect of the medical profession this valuable therapy had been developed by “pseudo-scient-ists.” Dr. Palmer was said to have known more about the range of movement of joints than any man of his time. NOTE: Dr. Myrtie A. Tyner may be consulted at 4901 West 16th St. ever Rosner’s Drug Store after 3:00 p. m. except Thursdays. Dr. Paul H. Tyner is at the Speedway office after 7:00 p. m. Their Indianapolis office is 410 Odd Fellow Building. Phone Market 3046. Paid Adv.