Speedway Flyer, Volume 13, Number 13, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1944 — Page 4

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DIAMONDS WATCHES Robert L. Stout, Jeweler ’ EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING CAMEO RINGS' Complete Line of Costume Jewelry and Novelties 4907 WEST 14TH STREET Belmont 0446

GET READY FOR FALL It’s about time to have your light summer clothes cleaned and stored away for the winter. Are your heavier fall suits and dresses cleaned and ready to wear? Avoid the last minute seasonal rush. HAVE YOUR FALL CLEANING DONE HERE NOW Store Hours: 7 a. m. to 6 p. m.—Mondays Through Fridays 7 a. m. to 1 p. m.—Each Saturday WALT’S SPEEDWAY CLEANERS COMPLETE ALTERATIONS 4723 West Sixteenth St. Belmont 2925

BECAUSE OF THE DEATH OF HER MOTHER BONNIE BLUE BROWN v (MRS. EDWARD LaSHELLE) Will Not Begin Classes in Speedway until After Oct. 1 For further information call Be. 2237 DANSE and VOICE SPEEDWAY STUDIO: 1626 CHRISTOPHER LANE Phone Belmont 2237 CITY STUDIO: 1716 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA ST. Phone HL 0822

Speedway Furniture Store CONGOLEUM RUGS GOLD SEAL 6x9 _ 7i/ 2 x9 9xlo Linoleum Utility Mats—ls72x27 12c each Other sizes: 18x36 —22 c 30x54 —59 c 36x72 —B9 c House Paints of AU Kinds 1414 Main Street ' Belmont 2988

This is the Danger Season for Colds! Oral Cold Shots .. Parke-Davis, Merrills, Lilly's, Sharpe-Dhome ASPIROIDS 1 50c PHOSPHO-QUININE 24c REXALL'S COLD SPECIALS 25c Zerbsi's Capsules . . Hills Tablets . . Grove's Tablets 4-WAY COLD TABLETS . . 8 IN 1 COLD TABLETS VITAWINE TONIC sl.lß SI.BB $3.38 Rosner Drug Store “Speedway’s RexaU Store” 16th at Main - Belmont 1515

Open 24 Hours DAVE ’ S (RILLE Seven Days a Week Steaks and Chops H< e-Made Chili and Soups TRY OUR DELICIOUS SANDWICI AND TASTY SALADS Good Food, Well Prepared. A Modem Eating Place; You’D Like It! DAVE POND, Proprietor EAT SUNDAY DIN ER WITH US! 1402 Main Street SPEED’Y RElmont 4308

Our Boys and Qirls in Service

birthdays for the month are as follows: Oct. 1, Calvin Strouse; Oct. 2, Bruce Romel; Oct. 10, George R. Harvey; Oct. 15, Kenneth Schoenewey; Oct. 16, Raymond Jenkins; Oct. 18, Donald Barns; Oct. 21, -Jack E. Owens; Oct. 31, John- -Ramsey; Nov. 3, Arnold Oggier; Nov. 4, John King; Nov. 7, John White; Nov. 12, Carlton Boles; Nov. 13, Harvey Phipps. Change of address: Robert F. Schowalter, S. 2/c, 7th N. C. 8., Hdqs. Co., Camp Park, Calif. Pfc. Marion G. Bratton-35142031, 1505 A. A. F. Base Unit, W. C. W., Pacific Division, A. T. C., Mather Field, Calif. Also his brother James CpL T. now carries an A. P. O. We have a change of address for Donald Graham but it is an A. P. O. O. S. Roberts, Jr., S. 1/c, S. K.,is spending a nine-day leave from San Francisco with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Roberts, of 4945 W. 14th Street. Steele has a new assignment as soon as he returns to Treasure Island. Cpl./T. James Bratton, former-' ly of Speedway, is now in France. James tells us he was seasick going over but would be perfectly willing to go across again and be seasick to keep the war on that side. It looked to him like everything in France was ruined. Yet the French people were very kind and gracious to the Yankee boys.

Gene Bratton has transferred to the Air Transport Command and he is stationed at Mataher Field, Calif., near Sacramento. He is now going through a processing and likes it all very much, thinking he will be stationed there for some time. He tells all his Speedway friends hello. Don Graham and Cpl. Bob Williams attended the Jack Benny show in Hawaii recently and more fun! Cpl. Albert N. Webb said in a letter Monday to his parents that he is now in Germany and that he had helped search some of the German prisoners and that they ■offered no resistance at all. His division is not receiving the welcome in Germany that they got in Belgium and France. He is fine and still, traveling. Mrs. T. J. Huber, 1945-M.

SUB-DEBNEWS The Phi Omega Gamma SubDebs of Speedway attended a chili supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Williams, 5214 W. 15th Street, last Saturday, evening. The other guests were Nancy Covell, Annabelle Dickerspn, Phyllis Flin, Jean Guinn, Shirley Graesch, Janette Holder, Patty Ludwig, Jerry McDaniels, Maryann Renard, Mildred Rosner and Inez Sommers. After several servings of chili and an abundance of ice cream and cake the group proceeded to downtown Indianapolis. We teen-agers became very observing in a signature hunt and gazed upon the characters before us, asking the queerest ones for their signatures. This surplus energy was soon exhausted after two hours of various approaches and startled expressions. In record time we were back at Joy Schoenewey’s where some of the girls gave forth with jive, and other blitzing the latest dirt. Prizes were awarded to Janette Holder, Barbara Reene and Marylou Chapman for being the first group to complete the hunt. We wish to express our sincere appreciation to Mrs. Williams and Joyce for showing us a supercolossal time.

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Speedway will play Law * Central in football here thfc »> ning. The game will be cal J Bp.m. at Speedway Stadiun i i band plans to make its fir i> pearance this evening. Mr. Charles Nay, form* teacher in Speedway schoc now on leave of absence f: ; * duration, spent the week-c :t Speedway. Mr. Nay is sta at Great Lakes, • * • The Speedway school J; has a 100 per cent enrolln ; i the National Educational A; : r tion for the sixth cons*. ; year. . Nine Speedway teachei nested with the elementary t ?«: have become members < b American Childhood Ed I;: group. These teachers are r.r Liebenderfer, Helen Chris Ernestine Rinehart, Hazel i t Edna Edwards, Geneva ’ Hr Mary Lou Knetzer, N. D r and Lincoln Northcott. • * * The school was glad t the opportunity to be of i: to the community last v. the rationing of “A” g :i a books. Mrs. Edwards, scb 3 3 administrator, and her f teachers issued 2,1 97 boo * * * The Speedway school rc - ment at the end of en t i. period reached 690. Thei ' n 426 in the elementary scb r cl 264 in the high school. • • • Speedway schools will ■c >- missed Oct. 26-27 in on i it the teachers may attend t •' • Teachers Association. Th< o Is will also be dismissed Nt J - Ifor the Thanksgiving va ::n ♦ ♦ ♦ The San Carlos Opei pany presented GOunod’s I” Wednesday afternoon at I 11. This is one of the mos'. :p. u.operas playing today.

The following Speedw sc: :1 students attended the op 1 it Lou Chapman, Waneta 1:i -- ir, Charles Cantwell, Roser u - an, Kathryn Brockman, : ; ?ia Stone, John Powell, Joh .y, Jo Ann Wilson, Eleanor Bill Engle, ' Joyce A • r Kathleen Althoff, Mart: !-r I lx, Eva Woodlock, Joan Gac S' :r----ley Gaddis, Annabelle b :n, Jeanette Holder, Jane V Patricia Brown, June Lc Ci :a Harlan, Patty Showalter rb ara Owings, Martha Rosni It ry Austermiller, Mary Jo i ‘ Z alien, Barbara Gwinn, Jea: , :sr in and Gwendolyn McDov r he group was accompanied y I :.;ss Shull. * Sailor: “Honey, are re you have been loyal to i Gal: “Yes, what m js 'pu think I haven’t—don’t y< i eEave me?” Sailor: “Yes, but I d ust that Marine you’vegot a fitness.” ‘ -

RAI C REPAIR 14 • A I? EXPERIENCE Repairs on all r t w lies .. AU Work Guaranteed J POLL ASHBY 1768 CHRISTOPHEF Ft " 3 BElmoni 1725-W

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CALENDAR Sept. 28th, 7 p. m.—F. C. Oct sth, 7 p. m.—M. M. PAST MASTER’S NIGHT Oct 12th, 7:30 p. m. Stated I Meeting. ERWIN H. HAMKE, W. M. Llhristmas Cards and Trapping Paper Los Amigos Class sponsors the tale of greeting cards and wrapping paper as their only project. Personnal cards with name printid are 50 for SI.OO, 25 for SI.OO tar 18 for SI.OO. The religious and general assortments are beautiful at 21 cards in a box for SI.OO. tumorous cards are 12 in a box ”or 60 cents. These are especially (ood for service men and children. The wrapping paper is pocked in a box and contains enough seals, :ards, cord and paper of different design for 20 average size gifts. The paper is SI.OO per box. Make arrangement to see the samples by calling Mrs. S. A. Gummere, Be. 2391-M or stop in at the house, 5204 W. 15th Street. If your neighbor is a class member tell her you are interested.

INDIANA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Under the ESMWT Program Offers T uition. FREE! IndustrlalAccountiiig ‘A. J. JERMAN Certified Public Accountant Indianapolis, Ind., Starting Tuesday, Oct. 10. 7:00 p. m. and meeting each Tuesday evening for 15 weeks. Speedway High School, Speedway, Ind. Techniques off _ Personnel Management JOHN S. THURSBY Director of Education Allison Engineering Division Starting Tuesday, Oct. 10. 7:00 p. m. and meeting each Tuesday evening for 15 weeks. Speedway High School, Speedway, Ind. TUITION Free war and post-war training. Be present for registration and first classes Thursday. For further information write: D. LYLE DIETERLE Indiana University Bloomington. Indiana

Speedway T heatre 1450 Main Street SPEEDW AY, IND.

THURS., FRI., SAT. SEPT. 28, 29, 30 MICHAEL O'SHEA ANN BAXTER in The Eve of St. Mark also TOM CONWAY BARBARA HALE in The Falcon Out West

FOUR DAYS SUNDAY THROUGH WED. OCT. 1. 2. 3,4 BING CROSBY Rise Stevens Barry Fitzgerald in . GOING MT WAT also SHOWBOAT SERENADE (Featurette in Color) TIME FOR "GOING MY WAY" Sunday: 1:30 4:10 6:45 9:25 Week Day*: 6:35 9:10 Disney Cartoon Pellican and The Snipe NO Advance in Price!

Fall Fashions... Now is the time to get' your new hair-do for fall. We can advise you about Jr the new fall fashions in hair styling. Because of crowded schedules we suggest that you make your appointments early for all beauty work. yr MURRAY BEAUTY SHOP 1344 MAIN STREET BELMONT 2344

Hollywood Case OPEN EVERY SUNDAY Serving Country Style Fried Chicken Until Seven in the Evening. * WHO WILL BE THE LUCKY LADY? At what time will the HOLLYWOOD present THE CORSAGE? SUNDAY HOURS: 11 a. m. to 7p. m. 1502 MAIN STREET SPEEDWAY

Conkle Funeral Home 1934 W. Michigan Street Belmont IH4 Chapel Equipped With Organ

DR. CHARLES C. COHEE, Dentist 1462 MAIN STREET Belmont 2006 Talbot 8440 Talbot 4068 Office Hours Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday—l:oo p> m. to 6:08 p. m. ' Evening Hours by Appotidnent