Speedway Flyer, Volume 18, Number 3, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 September 1949 — Page 3

ANNOUNCES the arrival of new fall dresses, suits and coats DRESSES FROM SOB to $19.98 SUITS FROM $29.98 to $55 JO COATS FROM S29JB to S6SJB / Also daily arrival of new fall blouses, skirts, and sweaters Use Our Convenient Layaway Plan for Your New Fall Wardrobe For Your Convenience We Will Remain Open Every Friday Evening Until 8 PM. I Belmont 0210 1500 Main Street

GRILLE 16 SHORT ORDERS SANDWICHES STEAKS SALADS FRENCH FRIES Open 24 Hrs. a Day. We Close Sunday at 9 PJ4. 3660 W. 16th St. - Market 0558

FRED W. WINGERT Paper Hanging Enameling Painting Estimates Materials Furnished 5738 Speedway Drive BElmont 6600

, For Venetian Blinds and Draperies CALL EMMETT VENETIAN BLIND CO. . 5242 Crawfordsville Road Belmont 4551

PURE LARD 2 lbs. 25c

(HUCK ROAST lb. 49c RIB STEAKS 1b.59c SIRLOIN STEAK lb 69c STEWING BEEF lb. 59c BEEF TONGUE lb. 39c

SPEEDWAY LOCKERS 1008 MAIN ST. RETAIL MARKET -

SKINLESS WIENERS 43c lb.

EGGS (SMALL) 45c doz. FRYING CHICKENS 55c Ih.

Speedway Men’s Softball On Thursday evening. Sept 1, the Lions and Kats finally got together for the final playoff of the tournament They decided that one game would tell the story, instead of a possible two, and the Kats came off the victors in an 8 to 5 battle. Thus, after qpite a siege of rainy weather and delayed games, the Speedway Men’s Softball League came to a successful close. Everybody had a lot of fun and that was the primary purpose in setting this league up. All those concerned cooperated in a full community spirit and things went along exceptionally well for the first attempt at such an enterprise. Every player has a head full of ideas for a bigger and better Speedway League next year and early next spring they will be given an opportunity to present those ideas. However, there are a couple of teams who still want to play softball as long as good weather lasts. Games will not be scheduled on a regular basis. Players will simply be notified well in advance when such a game has been cooked up. The management and players wish to take this opportunity to extend their sincere thanks and appreciation to the following firms and persons who helped make the season so pleasant and successful: The Speedway School Board, Mr. R. C. Jordan, Speedway Town Board and Police Department, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Pure Oil Service Station, Etters Service Station, Texaco Service Station, Lews Market, Fateley’s Garage, Bert Greatbatch, Backemeyer’s Grocery, A. & P. Grocery, Schoonover’s Hdw., Lyon’s Dept Store, Alexander’s sc-sl, Speedway Savings & Loan, Moldthan’s Real Estate and Insurance, Main Grill, Speedway Pharmacy, Beck’s Drug Store, Mary’s Market, and Oval Package Store. These donations bought pew bases and paid part of the umpire’s fee. The players bought all other equipment and paid part of the necessary umpire fee. Again thanks to everyone and a bigger and better league next year.

Memorial Baptist Gets New Hammond Organ Mrs. Mabel Coleman Duncan, who has played the piano at the Memorial Baptist Church for more than 25 years, next Sunday morning will bring the call to worship with the new Hammond organ with strains of “Oh, For a Thousand Tongues to Sing.” Miss Helen Rosenbaum, who has directed the choirs for the past five years, has returned from vacation and will direct the music. Next Sunday evening will be given over to singspiration with the new Hammond organ and all the people back from vacation. The new organ is the latest church model of the Hammond with all the latest improvements for church music. It is beautiful in design and will add quality and tone to the worship service. Rev. Kimsey announces that his travelogue, “Mexico, Land of Contrasts” has been titled and will be shown for the first time at the Memorial Baptist Church Sunday evening, Sept. 18. NOTICE The presenting of the petition for the extension of the Speedway Bus Line, will be on September 12th instead of Aug. 29th. Please be present.

SMOKED SAUSAGE 49c lb.

POU SAUSAGE «>. 29c PORK STEAK lb. 49c CENTER CUT PORK (HOPS B>. 69c SHOULD KK PORK ROAST lb- 45c PORK LIVER lb. 35c

THE SPEEDWAY FtYER

Electric Steel Castings Company Host To Speedway School Staff . ' As a contribution to wider public understanding of our country’s economic system, the Electric Steel Castings Company was host to the Speedway Public School System staff at a dinner meeting held in the Columbia Club Wednesday night, Aug. 31, and a plant visitation Thursday morning, Sept. 1. Included in the party were Superintendent Jordan, Principals Thompson and Northcott as well as the entire teaching staff of the high school and grade school, including . the eight teachers coming to Speedway this year for the first time. After dinner Wednesday night, Mr. Harlan, vice president and sales manager, remarked on the company’s activities, relating that the officers including Mr. I. R. Wagner, president; Mr. William B. Ziegelmueller and Mr. Harlan, vice president, and Mr. R. A. Thompson, secretary - treasurer, all lived in or near Speedway and vjere vitally interested in the community’s welfare, and presented a program illustrating the manufacture and use of the foundry’s product, steel castings. Several of the executives and supervisory personnel participated, including Mr. George Haislup, assistant sales manager, who told of some of the uses of steel cast-

ings, and Messrs. Charles Spenter, Paul Faulk, Fred Kurtz and Clarence Wiggam who explained some of the, manufacturing methods and techniques. Then Mr. R. A. Thompson explained features of investment, taxes and payrolls in operating the enterprise. Following this, a colored sound movie made sometime back in the plant, illustrating the facilities and methods of manufacture used, was shown. This movie has been used by many of the schools and other organizations through*: out the country and in several: foreign lands as an educational feature. Thursday morning the school staff of 37 visited the factory and saw the various equipment in operation, including the pouring of molten steel into the molds for making the many different shaped castings produced. The plant makes parts used in building agricultural and various heavy types of machinery, Bridges, ‘road building equipment, railroad locomotives and cars, and many other industrial applications. The products of the company are sold and distributed mainly throughout the mid-wes-tern states. The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce sponsored a similar type of program between the Indianapolis teachers and industry. The purpose was to give the teachers in groups an opportunity to see behind the scenes of all types of businesses in our community, so that they could have a better understanding of business enterprise in action, and be able to better prepare those going to school for their future.

RALSTON’S GROCERY Groceries Meats ICE CREAM 5230 W. 16th Street Res. Phone, Bel. 8929

OPEN 6:30 A.M. to7P.M. SPEEDWAY PASTRIES Open 6:30 AJC to 7 PM 4906 W. 16th St Belmont 0231 BAY A. PRICE. Prep.

Drive for Red Cross “Red Cross must'keep strong and ready to give service to anyone in need,” J. F. Carroll, chairman of the local Red Cross, said in announcing the opening of an intensive drive for volunteers from Sept 11 to 21. “Women of Indianapolis have always answered the call of the Red Cross, and we feel certain that they’ll come forward again,” he continued. All of these services require hundreds of volunteers. But Red Cross services to patients in Bil-

LOCAL AGENT FOR STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTO INSURANCE Life—Fir* and extended coverage on home and contents —income protection, hospitalization, sickness and accident coverage - Polio Coverage on furs, jewelry and other valuables. G. E. CLEVINGER 1839 ELLEN DRIVE BE. MIS

NEW SHIPMENT OF FALL BULBS JUST RECEIVED TO INTRODUCE THIS LINE—WE ARE OFFERING THEM AT A SPECIAL PRICE TO YOU Tulip Bulbs 5c each Hyacinths 10c each Crocus.. .. ..3forloc Daffodils .. 15c each Narcissus 5c each The above are all good healthy bulbs grown in Holland ALEXANDER 5c - $1 JO STORE 1414 Main Street Belmont 0271

TAX ACCOUNTANT Individual, Partnership, Corporation JOHN FIBBER BE. 0391 , 1520 Main St. Speedway, Indiana Bookkeeping Systems Installed Or Maintained.

FRANK'S SPEEDWAY STORE And 124 PIECE | uwWMMh CANH(m | Towel |||||WL Set Advertised fj U ■ ... in Life K THE GIFT THAT STARTS THE x home A Real Bargain! You get this big beautiful, luxurious Cannon Towel Sot and the famous BIG 24 PIECE SET « !ox4o bath TOWELS Paldao and Zebra woods, in 4 P opul !! r . °?- 4 <-WASH cloths iXmbSTSJJcEZtJSS 4 - Tx’ pot holders Sot Today! 4 Remember $1 Down—sl Week! Fuhsk’s I SPEEDWAY STORE frl 1502 Main St. BE. 2405

lings and Indianapolis veterans’ hospitals, as well as its welfare work for servicemen, veterans, and their dependents, are enough in themselves to continue to make a daily need for Red Cross volunteers. And it is for this phase of its humanitarian work that the Red Cross is appealing for volunteers. “Every woman who has some time to volunteer can find a place in Red Cross,” Mr. Carroll said. He asked that those interested in volunteering call the Red Cross, Ll-ncoln 1441.

SUTPHIN’S I FINE FISHING TACKLE SITPHirS SNMUK COOK 4832 W. 16th St BE. 1321

Skidmore’s Barber Shop 1542 MAIN STREET * IBtrlxn "FriotH* SmitT Sh—SUat

Hoss’ Dependable SPEEDWAY MOTOR SERVICE WW OMVWNCV LVWOjUUp O® Automobiles. Trucks and Tractate GRADUATE: " NATIONAL SCHOOL OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERDIG CARTER CARBURETOR SCHOOL

RS PKK UP AND DELIVERY STORE HOURS: 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. Mon. thru Fri. 7 a. bl to 4 p. hl Saturday WE DO OUR OWN HAT BLOCKING Service Is Our Slogan, Quality Our Afetto Walt’s Speedway Cleaners dt Shoe Repair JIMMY CUTRELL, Proprietor We Operate Our Own Cleuntag Plant 4723 W. 16th Street BE. 0561

YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO GAMBLE In those days of high repair coot and high ilomngo mraods In coot involving bodily injury. driving an autemoNlo without full taouranoo protection io simply gambhpg with your futura. You can afford automobile insurance on the Buckeye Uhtan 5 Pay Plan. Hero is how it works' Your annual premium is divided into ftvo oosy payments. L 10% is paid with the application. 2. 20% is paid when the policy is delivered. 3. 20% is paid in two months. 4. >O% is paid In four writhe. 5. 80% is paid in six months. There is no added cost for this easy payment plan. B. F. Rosner Insurance Agency 1007 N. LYNDHURST DRIVE BElmont 1110 Financing, Fira, Automobile and Life Insurance.

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FRESH BAKERY GOODS 7 DAYS A WEEK V WitWWFWO XAD VW JLK it BI MAKKJEnr Lyndhurst at State Rd. 34 Behnont 4m o*e*B AJt.toiPJf.

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