Speedway Flyer, Volume 11, Number 21, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1942 — Page 4

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CLASSIFIED ADS WANTED—Paper hanging, painting and paper cleaning. Work guaranteed. Miller, 3545 W. Washington Street. Belmont 3140-M. WANTED Curtains to launder, 10c and up. Belmont 3210-J - 3624 W. 16th St. ■ FILM SERVICE—One 6 or 8 exposure roll developed and printed, , 25c. Reprints from your old nega- ! fives, 4c each. Also will enlarge any old negative to Bxlo size for T 65c or 5x7 size for 35c. Bring pr I i mail to Speedway Film Service, ' 5440 Crawfordsville Road, Speedway. BUG WEAVING to order, choice 30 fast new colors special fillerSamples shown. 2966 Paris Ave., Wa. 6585. PROPERTY WANTED—We have buyers for Speedway Real Estate No option asked, no contract to sign, If you are honest that is all we ask, If you want to dell just call or write. W. A. Booe, 1726 Cerrard St., Speedway City Indianapolis, Ind. Phone Bel. 1492-W CARD OF THANKS—We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their acts of love and sympathy and beautiful floral offerings and also extend grateful thanks to Rev. Anderson for his consoling words. To the Conkle Funeral home for their thought- • ful service at the death of our dear wife and mother. Andrew Miles and family. FOR SALE—Two sleeping rooms, Modern home. C Rev. H. A. Davis, *2 State Road 34. (West) FOR SALE—Child’s new up to date air plane velocipde. Lay it away for Christmas. Call at 4954 West 14th Street. CARD OF THANKS—We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their help and acts of kindness during Mrs. Rhode’s aci 4’ deni. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Rhodes FOR ROOMS—in Speedway see Herb at Beck’s Drug Store. FOR SALE—Boiler and pipe small residence, hot water heat, used but good. State Road 34, 6 miles west of Speedway. H. A. Davis. FOR SALE from Brownsburg, 6 rooms moder n house. $5,500. EDGAR THOMPSON, Brownsburg. Telephone 171. Our Boys In The Service Lieut. John R. Hayes, 425 Engineers, Camp Shelby, Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Carlton Boles, U. S. S. Sacremento, % Post Master, San Francisco, Calif. Harold Turner, Company C, 81st Infantry, TNG Barracks, Camp Roberts, Cal. Pvt. Glenn W. Denton, Co. G., 134 Inf., U. S. Army A. P. O. N 0.35. Ventura, Calif. Private Kenneth Schoenewey, Battery C„ 173 F. A. Camp Living•ton. Louisana. Edwin D. Servies, Co. I, 39th Infantry, Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Mr. Clayton Brown (Brownie) is now with the Navy. His address Is U.S.N. Hospital Unit, 19 South, Great Lakes, Illinois. Cadet Donald R. Barnes, School Squadron 417, Area Q, Barracks 500, Sheppard Field, Wichita Falls Texas. Charles M. Stewart, address him in care of the postmaster, San Fran-. cisco, California. John Ramsay, A. P. O. % Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. Private Richard Flory, 3rd Platoon, Company D, 4th Battalion, Camp Wheeler, Georgia. Private Clyde E. Alma, Battalion I B, 139-A, 38th Division, Camp Shelby, Mississippi.

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Raymond Lloyd Smith, Company 80, U. S. Naval Training Station, Cadet Allen Smith, Chanute Field, 35th TSSPT 483, Rantoul, Illinois. Great Lakes, Illinois. Dale P. Anderson, United States Navy, Electrician, Barracks K, Section Base, Treasure Island, San Francisco, California. Walter Daupert, A. S. U. S. Coast Guard Training Station, Company E, Platoon 3, Barracks No. 110, Curtis Bay, Baltimore, Maryland. John Ramsay, 15084855, sth Squadron, 11th Placement Group, A.P.0., 1111, Care Post Master, San Francisco, Cal.

Friends - We have heard from John - He says he is fine and travelling, seeing some far off ! places, very beautiful and colorful. He wishes us to explain to his friends he can’t write to them and answer the many letters he has recieved, but will Write as soon as possible. He said tell “Everybody Hello”, and that he is having quite a little voyage. Homer Haase, 305th Bombardment Group (Heavy) Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron. Salt Lake City Arthy Air Base, Salt Lake City, Utah. Private Allen Smith, T. S. S. (S. P.) T 483, Chanute Field, Rantoul, Illinois. George Robert Harvey, Company E, 2nd Ord., T.N.G.8.N., Aberdeen, Prov. Gnds., Aberdeen, Maryland. Jack Henson, Ist Guard Co., Marine Barracks, Mare Island, California. Arthur L. Higbie, O. C. S. Squad. C: 1, Mayfair Hotel, Room 106, Miami Beach, Florida. Kenneth Martin, First Sergeant, San Juan, Puerto Rico. First Private, John E. Nelson, Company F, 6th Armored Infantry, A. P. 0., 251, care Postmaster, New York. Serial No. 35152429. Richard P. Nelson, Company 197, Great Lakes, Illinois. Private, First Class James R. Sutherin, headquarters of Ninth Army Corps', A. P. O. 309 - Fort Lewis, Washington. If you know of any boy in Speedway that is in the service and whose name is not listed in the r&tV’T? not J i / y me at m y home 2021 North Lyndhurst Drive or call Belmont 3142-W. —Mrs. Ganz Hammer.

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Buzzing by “BUZZ” It’s Friday again and here we go on another round of the school’s doings Last Friday afternoon the track team and Mr. Nay traveled to Danville to participate in the Midstate Conference track meet. The schools represented in the conference were Central of Lawrence, Danville, Brownsburg, Plainfield and Speedway. Central took first place and received a gold trophy which was presented to Captain “Pete” Negley: Brownsburg, second; Danville, third; and Speedway and Plainfield, tie for fourth. Steele Roberts placed first in the low hurdles.

Monday afternoon the Home Economics Department presented a style show. Several outfits were modeled by the girls of the club. The clothes were made by the Butterick Pattern Co., from Block’s and were representative of the high school girl’s wardrobe. The Salutatorian and Valedictorian for the senior class of 1942 have been appointed. Betty Nay will give 1 the welcoming address and Novella Northcott will give the farewell. The class History will be read by Marcy Mann, the Will by Lolita Schoenewey, and the class Prophecy by Marjorie Sauer. When is all this to take place? On the 19th of May. Don’t forget. Everybody’s invited. Big doings tonight! Are you coming? If you’re a lover of music, you’ll be on hand tonight at the high school gym at 8 o’clock. What is it? The Speedway Musicale. Yes, it’s back again. One of those nice things that everybody enjoys. The school band and chorus, as well as all the other muscial organizations in Speedway, will each do their share to make this a really musical evening. I’ll see you there tonight. Class meetings were held Wednesday afternoon and all the classes are winding up the year into a grand way. Well, what do you know? It’s time for this paper to go to press. See you next Friday .... BUY DEFENSE BONDS AND STAMPS AND LICK THE JAPS ! ! “Buzz” Festival Of Music Don’t miss our community’s Festival of Music given in honor of National Music Week and sponsored by the Speedway Musicale tonight, May Bth, at eight o’clock in the high school gym. There will be no admission, so give yourself a

Announcing The opening of our real estate office in Speedway We are happy to announce that we are opening our new office in Speedway at 1610 Auburn Street Property Management Mortgage Loans Rentals Real Estate Homes Re-Financed Notary Public Whether you want to buy sfell, you will do well to see us. Suburban Realty Co. Belmont 1111 Residence Belmont 0729 List Your Property With Us For A Square Deal 1610 Auburn Street

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treat and come and enjoy our own community’s talent in the following program: Escort of Colors. Speedway Boy Scout Troop, No. 66. (Audience stands at Attention.) The Star Spangled Banner— Francis Scott Key. Americana—Forrest Buchtel Speeaway High School Band, Mr. Lincoln Northcott, Director. Indian Love Call—Rudolf Friml —Miss Catherine Medenwald, Accordian. Lift Up Your Heads—John L. Hopkins. Praise Ye the Father Charles Gounod. Speedway Christian Church All Girl Choir—Mrs. Dorothy Marvel, Director Saxaphobia—Rudy Wiedoeft Mr. Jack Ganzmiller, Saxaphone. Sanctus Charles Gounod Speedway Christian Church Chancel Choir Mr. Tom Moffett, Director. Types of Proposals—Anonymous —Miss Donna Jo Hoss The Shepherds’ Song—Margaret Bieulieu—Speedway Junior High School Girl’s Quartette Rhapsody In Blue—George Gershwin—Miss Betty Lesman The West Wind Raymond Mitchell A Patriotic Fantasie Milton and James—Speedway High School Chorus, Miss Louise Starkey Director Petite Piece Concertante—Guillaume Balay Mr Gene Hanen, Cornet My Blue Heaven—Walter Donrldson Speedway High School Boys’ Quintette Thanks Be To God Stanley Dickson land of Hope and Glory—Edward Elgar Speedway Mothers’ Chorus Mrs Helen Thomas Martin, Director

Women’s Council News Reserve the date of May 27th for a dinner meeting. The Mother’s Chorus will present a program of music. The dinner is to be a planned menu pitch-in so you will be hearing more about it. This is to be a combined meeting of both the Business Women’s Group and the day group so come out and take part. Remember the rummage sale June 19th. Save everything for this sale. Call one of the following ladies or better yet take your goods to them. Mrs. G. G. Hammer, 2305 N. Lynhurst Drive, Belmont 3142W; Mrs. Lester Taylor, 1810 N. Auburn. Belmont 4664-R; Mrs. Maurice Smith, 5338 Speedway Drive, Belmont 0755-R; Mrs. Robert Ramsay, 1709 Allison Street, Belmont ?744; Mrs. Winfield Wood, 5034 V.'. 14th Street, Belmont 4995; Mrs. J. T. Huber, 4976 W. 12th Street, Belmont 1945-M; Mrs. S. A. Gummere, 5204 W. 15th Street, Belmont 2391-M.

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GOOD NEWS FOR SCOUT TROOP NO. 122 Girl Scout Troop No. 122 was most happy to learn that they were one of the twenty high troops in their cookie sales record of their division and to know that they will receive a beautifully decorated cake. The following girls sold fifty packages or more and are thereby eligible to attend the Cookie Party at Wm. H. Block Auditorium Saturday afternoon, May 9th: Sandra Heston, Wilma Beck, Patty Hamke, Janice Farley, Phyllis Flynn, Jean Beard and Sara Parke. Troop No. 122 wishes to thank all persons who purchased cookies from them. Cub Pack Meeting The Speedway Cub Pack No. 66 will hold its regular monthly meeting to-night at 6:45 in the Christian Church basement. The theme for to-night’s meeting is "Air Adventure or Air Planes” and the Cubs have prepared an interesting program with plenty of "action”. Every one is invited but we extend a special invitation to the parents of the Cubs. The meeting will start promptly at 6:45 so that we will finish in time to permit all who wish to attend the Music Festival at 8:00 o’clock. Club-Foot The great majority of all cases of elub-foot are present at birth.

Speedway Theatre SPEEDWAY CITY Friday and Saturday, May 8-9 JOHN GARFIELD RAYMOND MASSEY, 'Dangerously They Live' ROBERT PRESTON MARTHA O’DRISCOLL 'PACIFIC BLACKOUT' , News Sunday—Monday—Tuesday, May 10-11-12 PAULETTE GODDARD—RAY MILLAND 'LADY HAS PLANS' GINGER ROGERS ADOLPHE MENJOU 'ROXY HART' Wednesday and Thursday, May 13-14 JOEL McCREA VERONICA LAKE 'SULLIVAN'S TRAVELS’ RICHARD ARLEN JEAN PARKER 'TORPEDO BOAT' News Disney Cartoon

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Nobody At Home. . No sir, there’s nobody at home in this picture; The whole family has left to take MOTHER to the Speedway Case for dinner on Mother’s Day! This is just our way of suggesting that you bring Mother here next Sunday for a special treat! Cafeteria or Table Service We’re Open from 6:00 A. M. until 2:00 A. M. SPEEDWAY CAFE 1430 Main Street

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AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY CELEBRATES 126TH ANNIVERSITY The American Bible Society celebrates its 126th anniversity on: May 14th. As part of a nation-wide radio program during that week,. Pastor Henry Scherer of St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church in Speedway has been asked to make the following radio talks. Plan to listen to some of them: Station W F B M, Sunday, May 10th, 8:45 A. M. Guest Soloist, Maxine Realey of St. Mark’s Lutheran Choir. STATION W K M O, Thursday, May 14th, about 12:45 P. M. Guest: singers, Choir of St. John’s Lutheran Church, Kokomo. STATION WISH, Thursday, May 14th, 4:15 P. M. Guest singers, Bethany Lutheran Girl’s Chorus, Mrs. O. C. C. Fetta, Director. STATION W I B C, Thursday, May 14th, 7:30 P. M. Guest singers, Speedway High School Girls Sextet: Phyllis Campbell, Joan Dorsett, Jenny Phipps, Lucille Rosner, Dorothy Phipps, Joan Scruby. Instructor, Miss Louise Starkey. STATION WIRE, between 1:30 and 4:00 P. M. (watch for announcement) Saturday, Miay 16th. Guest singers, Choir of Bethlehem Lutheran Church. To safeguard and preserve the American way of life—buy Defense Saving Bonds and Stamps!

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