Speedway Flyer, Volume 27, Number 36, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1958 — Page 4

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• Dirt Eaters • Smoking • Low Blood Sugar

<?• s7ky do some children eat dirt? A. Doctors aren’t sure. They call it “pica”, meaning perverted appetite with special fondness for dirt Fortunately, the habit usually stops before too long. <?. If the mother smokes will her unborn child be injured? A. The amount of nicotine that gets to the unborn child when the mother smokes has not been determined. The baby’s heart does speed up when the mother smokes and this may be harmful. One medical authority says that until more is known it is best for prospective mothers to smoke very little or not at all. Q. "Please explain low blood sugar*— 4 O.G.” A. Low blood sugar in persons who are not taking insulin is rarely due to serious disorders. Many otherwise healthy persons may have temporary reduction in blood sugar. This is especially noticeable several hours after a sugary meal. When such food is being absorbed, blood sugar increases rapidly. Insulin is secreted to “burn” the sugar. Sometimes, more insulin is secreted than is needed which causes a

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Speedway AmOTcan Legion Auxiliary 198 The ladies of the Speedway Am. Legion Aux. 198 are now having a membership drive. For the interest and information to the women in Speedway we are publishing the eligibility rules for membership in the American Legion Auxiliary. Wives, mothers, sisters daughters, and widows of Legionnaires are eligible to the Auxiliary. Every woman who loses a son, a husband, a brother or a father is eligible as a member—immediately, whether or not the veteran was ever a member of the Legion. Service women are eligible to the Auxiliary with or without Legion membership. Mothers, sisters and daughters of women who have joined the American Legion or died in line of duty are also eligible to membership in the Am. Legion Auxiliary. There are three eligibility dates:

World War I, April 6, 1917 to Nov. 11, 1918. World War H, Dec. 7, 1941 to Sept. 2, 1945. Korean War, June 25, 1950 to July 27, 1953. If you are interested as a prospective member and wish an application blank, please call CH. 4-0366. Mrs. Willie Clark, Pres. Mrs. Wilma J. Strouse, Pub. Ch. Public Invitation Acting upon my request, the Speedway Town Board requested the Indiana Office of Traffic Safety Survey Team to make a survey of the Town of Speedway. They complied with the request and are ready to present the re-

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shortage of blood sugar. The person may become irritable, nervous, or even temporarily weak. Such a chain of events is especially common in children, and is responsible for the need for frequent feedings. Adults, too, who respond in this way to sweet foods often find that they are more comfortable with several small meals a day. Material in MEDICAL MIRROR is. based on various scientific publications and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of all doctors. The diagnosis and treatment of disease requires the skill and knowledge which only a physician can apply by personally attending the patient.

sults of their survey to the Town officials. This report should be of vital interest to all civic minded groups and individuals residing in Speedway. We are extending an invitation to all such interested groups and individuals to attend a meeting at the Speedway School 3, 5240 West 22nd Street, September 15th, at 7:30 p.m. The report will be given by Mr. Al Huber, Director of the Indiana Office of Traffic Safety and Mr. Hallie Myers, Executive Director of the Indiana Traffic Safety Foundation. Mr. Huber and Mr. Myers will hold a questionanswer session following the report. We are hoping to solve some of our traffic problems as a result of this survey, so we would appreciate a good audience to hear and comment on this report. Glen H. Collins Town Marshal

'A Blast' Nine Colleges and three High Schools were represented when forty students gathered at Brady’s, 5710 West 16th St after the first football game Friday night. They were all in high spirits as Speedway had won it’s ‘opener’ from Danville, 35 to 0. The current Varsity yell leaders Jim McClamrock and Janie Hardin just weren’t in good voice at all. Jim McAllister co-host and Tom Brady entertained with colored movies and many beautiful slides taken at all the various High School and Social functions of their senior year, leaving little time (or room) for the usual PingPong matches, dancing and Brady-Bartley Piano-Organ Duos. Everyone enjoyed those ‘luscious sloppy Joe’s’ (of DeMolay fame)

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Jim DeLapp Joe Hanson, Mgr. 1955 Cadillac Fleetwood, fall power $2495 1957 OLDS, Super 89, Sport Cpe, Power, $2495 1954 Ford 9 Passenger Wagoa $995 1954 Chevrolet, 2 door $995 1953 Chevrolet, Convt., full power $995 1953 Chevrolet, 8.A., Sport Coupe $795 1953 Rambler Station Wagon $795 1953 Oldsmobile “88,” 4 door $795 1953 PONTIAC, 4 dr., like new $095 1954 Dodge, 4 door $595 1952 Chevrolet Bel Air Hardtop $595 1953 Nash, 2 dr. $595 1952 Chevrolet, 4 dr., S.T. $495 1951 Chevrolet, 4 doer $395 1951 Ford, 2 door $395 1953 Kaiser, 2 dr $395 1951 Plymouth, 2 dr. $195 1950 Chevrolet % Pick-Up $495 1951 International % Pick-Up $195 Attend The Church Of Your Choice Sunday We're Closed “Let Us Bug or Consign Your Used Cur” DeLAPP MOTOR SALES 10th & Georgetown Road CH. 1-7880 Res. CH. 1-0449

made by Mrs. McAllister (Alma). Some of the boys turned the Social room into a Dormitory and stayed all night, just to get the ‘hang of it.* But it was old stuff to W. K. Lippard and Bill Sanders, sophomores at Wabash. Many of the Freshmen will be leaving for College this week and it made us ‘Oldsters* feel a little sad when they took off saying, “Had a wonderful time, see you Christmas.” Lioness Club Monday, September 15th at 7:00 o’clock at the Speedway Christian Church the Lioness will have their first meeting of the year. We plan to have Mr. Early, a hair stylist, to show us some of the latest hair arrangements. We extend a cordial welcome to any Lion’s wife who would be interested in becoming a member and enjoying these evenings of fellowship with us. We also wish to welcome all Lioness back and hope to see you all as often as you can possibly come. Our hostesses for September are: Lionesses, Dorothy Wright; Wegener, Adams, Bland, Boswell, Workman, Wacker, Richwine, Tubesing and Thomas. Bemarde Nall To Entertain Guests Of Speedway Jaycees The Speedway Jaycees are having their Guest Night Wednesday, September 17, 1958, at 7:30 pm. It will be held at the Linde Aire Conference Room. Any young

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man between the age of 21 and 35 is cordially invited. The Jaycees have selected “Bernarde Nall” noted hypnotist. Mr. Nall is a member of the National Federation of Hypnotists and the International Federation of Hypnotists. He has demostrated his skill to different Jaycee organizations, Shrine, Masons, and other civic and social groups. Mr. Nall has hypnotized over 3,000 subjects. We feel this program will be long remembered so we urge you to make plans now for September 17, 1958. Guests and members are urged to use the 16th street entrance of Linde Aire. Westlake Beach Club Fall Schedule Westlake Beach Club has announced that Labor Day marked the closing of the dancing, swimming and picnic area for the summer. However, the miniature golf course and park facilities will remain open evenings until the middle of September. Then Saturday evenings and Sunday afternoon and evenings only. We wish to thank our Beach Club members for their fine support. Also to remind our patrons the Buckeroo Hot-Rod Car on display will be given away on September 13th. Lucky number drawing will be approx, at 6 o’clock p.m. This winning number will be advertised on the amusement page of our local newspapers.

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CAN YOU HELP? The Speedway American Legion Auxiliary 198 are going to have a Rummage Sale. They would certainly appreciate donations of any articles you might have. Money would be used in their work among the needy Veterans. They will pick up anything you have if you call CH. 4-4395 or CH. 4-1197. Announcement The Los Amigos Christmas Card samples are now ready. If you wish to make your selection in your own home, call Bee Gummere, CH. 4-0529.

AD.O. Sorority Epsilon Chapter will have their first meeting September 18 at 8 pan. at Beula Wilson’s home. Please be on time for the interesting program, “Let’s Go to Hawaii” by Hazel Smith and Geneva Walters. A “Work Shop” has been set-up in Nila Heston’s home to make various items for our Christmas Bazaar. All members are urged to call Nila when they can share any spare time for this project. Mrs. Ruschaupt Wins State Hole-in-One Mrs. Harold Ruschaupt, 5762 Cadillac Dr., Speedway won the State Hole-In-One Golf Tournament held at Lake Shore Country Club on Sunday, Aug. 31st. Lake Shore Country Club is the home course of Mrs. Ruschaupt who made her Hole-In-One last Sept. 21st on the 9th hole which is 135 yards. Racing Homemakers Racing Homemakers Fall activities will begin September 18th with a meeting at the home of Evelyn Coffey, 2210 Allison St. Pinky Metheir will serve as her co-hostess. The lessons will be on Knitting, given by our own Nancy O’Hara.

Boy Scout News Troop No. 66 Thursday, September 11th Life Board of review at John Deere Harvester on W. Wash. St. AU boys qualified for life rank must attend. Parents who wish to register new boys with troop contact R. L. Schilling, 5327 W. 11th St. CH. 1-0969.

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