Speedway Flyer, Volume 11, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1942 — Page 3

Personal Mention

MRS. CHARLES SPENCER News Editor • Bel. 3216-J 4949 W. 14th St. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Gray of Logansport and P.F.C. Marion Neal, Jr., of Fort Bragg, North Carolina visited Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Moore of 1665 Gerrard Street, when P.F. C. Neal was home on furlough. The Misses Rose Mary McDonald, Mary Kuszmaul, Jennie Mae Phipps and Joan Dorsett accompanied by Mrs. Mary Gaskill are spending the week at Lake Shafer. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moffett had as Sunday dinner guests Mrs. Florence Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moffett and daughters Rosamond and Andrea, Misses Muriel and Mary Brown and George Moffett. Mrs. Phillip Mann, 4986 Ford Street, has returned home after spending the week in Milwaukee, Wisconsin with her brother, Mr. Bernard Kelly and Mrs. Kelly. While there, Mrs. Mann attended the thirty-fifth wedding anniver-

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sary of Mr. and Mrs. Kelly. Pvt. John J. Mann of Camp Grant, Illinois, spent the week-end in Milwaukee at the home of his uncle. Mrs. Helen Thomas Martin accompanied by her son, Charles Wesley and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Thomas, are spending the week in Hagerstown, Maryland.

Paul (Bud) Jenkins arrived Saturday from Waco, Texas, and is visiting John King and his many friends in Speedway. Bud will enter Baylor University in Waco this month. A number of boys and girls attended a birthday party for Deloris Ann Beck, who was seven years old August 26th. Many games were played, then refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. The pink and white cake, decorated with animal crackers and peppermint candy sticks to represent a merry-go-round, was baked by Wilma Beck. Deloris Ann received many lovely gifts, and everyone enjoyed the afternoon. Those attending the party were Sharon Brady, Barbara Buttner, Jan Cork, Don Cory.'Janet Cox, Phyllis Dobbins, Marilyn Edwards, Billy Green, John Hulse, Shirley Ann Petraits, Tommy Richards, Joan Sites, Gary Smith and Ronnie Urban. Mrs. Raymond Moore of 1665 Gerrard Street attended the wedding of Velma Louise Clark and William Edwin Mays at the First Christian Church at South Bend, Indiana, in August. Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Hammil of 5560 Crawfordsville Road entertained with a dinner Sunday in honor of their son, Lowell Maurice, who was home on leave from the Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, minis. He will enter Mach-

inist Trade School on his return. Lowell Hammil, Mr. and Mrs. John The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Akers and son Donald Lee of Indianapolis, Mr. S. I. A. Hammil, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palmer, Mrs. Minnie Hite of Paris, Illinois, and Jessie and Elmer Truax of Oakland, Illinois. Children are being entertained this week at Riverside Park by Anderson’s Dog, Pony and Monkey Circus. Wednesday afternoon there was a pet and animal parade. Many children from here attended. The Judges for this contest were Dr. C. F. Stout, Judge Bradshaw and Mrs. William Hodgson. Miss Joan Stuber of Kokomo, Indiana, and Miss Glendora Rindenour of Logansport, Indiana, will spend their vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Moore, 1665 Gerrard Street.

The Man-About-Town this week with the white shirt and straw hat, and who is leisurely strolling along instead of riding in the town’s blue car is none other than Hap Bernhardt, our Town Marshall, who is taking a week’s vacation. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hayes and daughters, Mary Ann and Mrs. John Hayes visited Lt. John R. Hayes and Cadet C. G. Jamison at Nashville, Tenn., last week-end. Milton Murray of Peru, South America and Robert Paddock of Quebec, Ontario, Canada, were guests of Jimmy Kellam last week. The boys were classmates of Jimmy at Emmanuel College. Milton Murray’s parents are missionaries in South America. Milton and Robert are American citizens and will enter United States service very soon. The Speedway Mothers’ Chorus will rehearse next Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs. Ethel Powell, 5058 West 15th Street. Time 9:30.

Jim Sauer has returned from a grand vacation at the home of his friend Jim Chandler in Tulsa. Oklahoma. While there they attended the annual Will Rogers Rodeo in Venita, Oklahoma. Estelle Booe, 1726 Gerrard had as week-end guests Misses Grace and Agnes Winters of East Chicago. Miss Booe entertained at bridge on Friday evening in honor of her guests, Mesdames F. C. Foster, C. L. Clegg. A. R. Mayo, A. E. Sebree, Misses Pauline Tolle and Eileen Cox. Mr. Kenneth Hartley, age 41, 1707 Ellen Drive, passed away suddenly at his home Tuesday evening. Death was caused by a heart attack. Funeral was held this afternoon at Royster - Askin Funeral Home at 2 o’clock. Mr. Hartley and Mrs. Hamke sang a duet in the Church service last Sunday morning. Mr. Hartley

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was employed by the Allison Realty Company. We extend our sympathy to Mrs. Hartley, her daughter, Marilyn and son, Dick. Alice Redmond is spending this week with her aunt, Mrs. Walter Ramsay, before leaving for Lafayette, Louisiana, where she will attend high school this winter. She is a senior. Speedway young people who are college bound are Bob Bland, who entered Indiana for Rush Week. Wednesday; Novella Northcott, Marcie Mann, Lolita Scheonewey and Bob Williams left for Indiana University. Paul Stamm and Bill Hopkins entered Purdue University Tuesday. Betty Nay, Florence Culver, Gene Bratton, Dick Jennings will enter Butler. Jimmy Kellam will leave September 17th for Emmanuel College, Berrien Springs. Michigan. John King will enter Wabash September 12th. Mary Jo Rosner will enter Miami College, September 17th, Oxford, Ohio. Ensign James Garten stationed at Boston, Mass., visited his brother Paul and uncle, Mr. Charles Strouse and family last week. He returned to his post by plane Thursday night. s Mrs. A. M. Meyer returned to her home m Canyon, Texas Tuesday after a month’s visit with her mother Mrs. Mary Middlemas and other relatives.

Speedway Service Club The Speedway Service Club met at the home of Mrs. Arthur Higbee Tuesday, and what a sweet time they had. One hundred and ten dozen home made cookies were brought in from different kitchens in Speedway, and honestly not one cookie was eaten for they were made for our boys in service. The cookies were taken to the Indianapolis U.S.O. centers. The club certainly wishes tc thank everyone who sent cookies and promise you that you may again bake cookies and bring them to the next meeting place of the Club, which will be announced later in the Flyer. The date will be the first Tuesday in October. We are told that the cookie jar at the U.S.O. center is the most popular place of all. If you are not a member of the Service Club of Speedway and have a relative in service or wish to enlist your service with the club to help the boys call Mrs. Bolton, Belmont 4326-W. Sounds We Don’t Hear It is curious that our universe is loud with a mighty chorus of sounds and songs which we human beings never hear at all, just as (according to one entomologist) it is full of lights and colors that ants see perfectly but we do not.

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