Speedway Flyer, Volume 33, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1964 — Page 1

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St. Christopher's Catholic Ctareh 5335 Went life Street Rev. L. A. Lindemann Taster Bev. Paul Richart Assistant Pastor Sunday Masses 640, 840. M 46. and 1140 am. The Weekly Social Party will be tomorrow night in the school (Continued on Page 5) DON LASH SPEAKS FOR METHODIST MEN, MONDAY, SOTEMBER 21 AT &30 PJA

All reservations for the Speedway Methodist Men’s dinner next Monday evening must be in tonight. The church office will be open from 7 to 9 pan. to sell tickets which are fifty cents. Each man must bring his own steak or hamburger to grill The price of the ticket includes the rest of the meal. Don Lash, for twenty-one years a Special Agent of the FBI, has become secretary of the North Central Regional Office of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Lash’s appointment was announced by Bob Stoddard, Executive Director of the FCA, from the National Office in Kansas City. This regions includes the states of Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, and Wisconsin.

Wayne Township Republican Meeting

Top Republican candidates for state and congressional offices will be featured at a meeting of Wayne Township Republican Organization workers to be held in the Holiday Inn, 4801 W. 16th St. oil Wednesday, Sept. 23 at 7:30 p.m. George Ziegelmueller, Wayne Township Chairman in the Speedway Area, will be master of ceremonies at the meeting, announced that Richard O. Ristine, candidate for Governor; D. Russell Bontrager, candidates for U. S. Senator; John W. Lyon, candidates for Lt. Governor; and Don Tabbert, congressional candidate from this

SPEEDWAY MUSICALE The first meeting of the season of the Speedway Musicale will be held Tuesday, Sept. 22 at 1:00 pm at the home of Norma Husser, 2610 Parkwood. Co-hostesses are Genevieve North and Edne Ashby. Mr Hubert N. Scott, manager of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, will be the guest speaker. Symphonic recordnigs will be presented by Betty Gagen. Officers of the coming year are: president, Betty Gagen; vice president, Roberta Rarick; secretary, Joanne Pierce; corresponding sec., Nelle Hoss; treasurer, Phyllis Schoonover. Committee Chairmen are: Program, Irene Rudness; Messiah, Isobel Hotchkiss and Lois Svaboda; Cheer, Geanne Yarling; Telephone, Sue Auscherman; Hymn of the Month, Edrie Ashby and Genevieve North; Budget and Publicity, Anita Meggenhofen; Announcements, Martha Dickie; of Speedway High School, Norma Husser.

Speedway Baptist Chorch Affiliated with the Southern Baptist Conventionj . 2988 Moller Road Rev. James R. Deuel, Pastor, AX 1-8570 firanday School, 9:45 a.m. Training Union, 620 p.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Evening Worship, 7:30 pm. Wednesday night: Sunday school teachers and officers meeting 720; Prayer Service at 7:45. The Speedway Baptist Church is always happy to welcome vbitors at any service. Nursery facilities are always available. Chorch of Christ 4956 West 10th Street Services: Sunday 9:45 am. and 7:30 pan. Thursday 720 pan. For information call AX 1-8823 Baptist Chorch of The Master (American Baptist) WlUlam Helm. Pastor 1620 N. Girls School Bead CH. 1-7048 Morning Worship—9:3o aan. Sunday School—B:4s .and 10:30 aan. BYF—6:3O pan. Sunday. Evening Service 7:30 pan. Wednesday Evening Bible Study, 7:00 pan. Clernoot Christiao Chorch 162 W. Main SL—Clermont. Indiana ■■Phcmet AX 1-7439 C. A. Latimer, Minister AX 1-7439 G. Loren Sangree, Minister of Education AX 1-6659 Verble Henry, Custodian AX 1-9454 Sunday: 8:30-9:45 aan., First Worship and Communion. 9:4510:45 am, Bible School 10:36-11:45 aan., Second Worship and Communion. 7:30 pan. Evening Evangelistic Service. Thursday: 7:00-820 pm., Bible Study.

SPEEDWAY FLYER

Tash’s resignation from the FBI became effective January 4th, and he immediately assumed his new duties. has worked on many of the Bureau’s most important cases. He was a member of the 1936 Olympic team, and is the only American to win seven consecutive championships in Cross Country. He was also the first American to break nine minutes in the two-mile run, having set a world record in the two-mile at Princeton, New Jersey. Don was presented the James E. Sullivan Award in 1938 as the “most outstanding athlete for sportsmanship” in the United States. Don, who has been with the Indianapolis Division of the FBI for the past 14 years, lives in Indianapolis.

District will be speakers. Helen Turpin is general chairman of all arrangements for the meeting. This is an opportunity for the voters of Speedway to meet and hear their leading candidates for highest offices in Indiana. They will also have the opportunity after the formal program to talk personally with these candidates at a snack and coffee hour following the speaking. All committemen and committeewomen and their workers in this area are expected to attend and the general public is invited and urged to take advantage of this opportunity to meet and talk to these candidates.

TOWN NOTICE We are still having complaints from residents regarding the burning of trash and garbage after dark. We again ask your cooperation. Please do not burn after dark and make use of the pick-up service for trash and garbage. Your cooperation will be greatly appreciated by everyyone in Speedway. Ray L. Oeth, Clerk-Treasurer TOWN BOARD SAYS THIS By Dick Canada Speedway’s Marshal, Martin Stonebraker, was hospitalized in St. Joseph’ hospital at Ann Harbor Michigan, where he spent from Sunday, September 6, to Friday, September 11, undergoing medical tests. All tests were negative. Street Superintendent, Lou Jackson, announced that the jjofot Jackson, announces that the joint (Continued on Page 4)

issued Every Wee* so Every Home in Speedway, Westgate Addition and Clermont

Branch Bank Manacjaf H. M. GRENOBLE

Harris M. Grenoble has been named to manage the main street branch office of the First Bank and Trust Company, it was announced today by Sanford P. Hunter, president of the bank. Mr. Grenoble joined the bank in 1962 and was named assistant cashier and manager of the Beech Grove office when it was opened in June, 1963. The Main Street branch is the largest bank of the First Bank and Trust Company. Mr. Elton H. Geshwiler, Mayor of Beech Grove for the past six years, will fill the post opened by Mr. Grenolbe. Mr. Geshwiler is a lifelong resident of Beech Grove. He is a graduate of Beech Grove High School and DePauw University and presently resides at 216 South Sixth Avenue in Beech Grove. Mr. Geshwiler is a member of the Beech Grove Methodist Church, having served as Chairman of the Board of Trustees and is presently serving as Steward and a member of the Official Board. He has been a member of the Beech Grove Lions Club for 23 years and is a Past President of the organization. The Beech Grove Office of First Bank and Trust Company is located at 515 Main Street. Speedway O.E.S. No. 561 On Sept. 22 at 8 o’clock there will be a called meeting of Eastern Star No. 561 for initiation of new members. Refreshments will be served. Betty June Huffman, W.M.

GOLFERS! The Fall Fun Golf Tourney of Speedway Post No. 198, the American Legion, will be held on September 26. All golfers are welcome—good, better, or beginners. It is not necessary to be a Legion member. Place is Clermont Golf Course— An interesting par 3, with excellent greens. One mile west of Clermont, then % mile north on Hunter Road. Time is Saturday, September 26. starting at 10:00 ajn. It should take about 2% hours to play 18 holes. Entry Fee is $3.00, which includes green fees for $lB holes, prizes, and 19th hole refreshments. At least % of the entrants will win a prize. (One prize per person). Bankers handicap, low gross, and accuracy prizes. Free drinks and sandwiches at Post Home, 1652 Georgetown Road, after golf. Televised football and other entertainment. Reserve a tee time for yourself, or your foursome, by calling Tom Strouse, CH. 1-6530 or Gene Tsareff AX 1-5183. Entry fee must be paid in advance to reserve starting time. Call early, since there is a limited number of openings.

Clemont Methodist Chorch Main Street, Qermoni, Indiana VerlW. Winslow. Minister. Phom AX 1-8066 Glen Puli*. S. S. Supi. Janet FoisL Organist Warship Service, 10:40 Church School, 9:30 Sunday, 6:30, MYfellowship. Thursday, 7:30-8:30 Choir Practice. Speedway Methodist Chorch 5065 West 16th Street Rev. Charles M. Johnson, Minister Rev. Donald E. Krieger, Director of Christian Education Helen Hecht, Director of Music. First Hour—9:oo-1020 9:00-10:00—First Worship Service (Family Worship: Children in Ist grade through 6th with parents in Church for portion of service and then leave with their teachers for Church School classes. Nursery facilities and Classes for children through 5 years of age. 920-1020). 1020-10:30 —Church School for Youth and Adults. Second Hour—lo:4s-11:45. 10:45-11:45—Second Worship Service. 10:45-11:45—Church School for children through 6th grade. SUNDAY, September 20th, Rev. Charles M. Johnson’s sermon (Continued on Page 6)

Thursday. September 17, 1964

RAINBOW PAINT ANNOUNCES WINNERS The Rainbow Paint A Supply company. 1020 Main Street. Speedway, recently celebrated their sth Anniversary. During this event paint purchasers registered for paint prizes. The following won two gallons of paint: Finals Gent; Genevieve Fredericks; Rowena Graub; Don Lanaham; Frank Burgin and Sam CromwelL The 2 gallon winners were: Dewey Morgan; Cecil Meadows; Oillie Roach; Frank Shields; Tom Long; Harold Ferris; Joe Searls and John Black. Earnie Greenwell, manager, wishes to thank everyone who helped celebrate their sth Anniversary.

School News Current School Calendar September 18—Cross Country Meet—Zionsville, Here, 4:15 pm. September 18—Football Brownsburg, Here, 8:00 p.m. September 21—8th Grade football—Plainfield, Here, 6:00 pm. September 22—Cross Country, meet—Plainfield, There, 4:15 pm. September 22—7th Grade foot(Continued on Page 4) SPEH)WAY JAYCEE TENNIS WINNERS After being postponed twice because of rain, the Speedway Jaycee Junior Tennis Tournament was held on September 2, 1964 at 3:30 at the Speedway High School courts. A total of 29 entrants were present to compete for championship trophies. The winners in the respective divisions were: Phyllis Stevens—girls senior division. Karen Kirby—girls junior division. Ron Feeley—boys senior division. George Heaney—boys junior division. We would like to thank all who participated in the tournament. We hope to make it bigger and better next year.

To The Customers of the Speedway Water Works We would like to clarify the misunderstanding of the use of water for lawn sprinkling. We do not want people to let their grass die from lack of water, neither do we want them to overdo the sprinkling. The heavy demand on the water system the past thirty (30) days has left us with very little reserve supply of water. It has created a low water pressure in some areas of the Town. Sprinkling the grass once a week will keep it from dying and still keep it green. We would like to limit sprinkling to one day a week by each property owner. Please limit sprinkling to either Thursday, Saturday or Sunday. Industries and Schools are closed on weekends. We feel this will balance our pumping load and permit us to maintain a normal water pressure. Please limit your lawn sprinkling to one day a week, either on Thursday, Saturday or Sunday. Thank you for your cooperation on this schedule. We also wish to thank all who have cooperated with us the past week. Speedway Water Works Max E. Williams, Superintendent

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Robert J. Kryter, our own Past President of the Speedway Lions Club and noted world traveler will introduce the narrator for each Travelogue show. Do You Know These Fads About Our Town? SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT Located at 4251 West Vermont Street: Superintendent of the Plant is Mr. Calvin M Morgan.. Men employed at this plant (Continued on Page 4)

ATTENTION DONESS Sept. 21, the Lioness wid' meet in the social room of the First Bgnk and Trust at 8 pm. for installation of officers. Those to he installed are: president, Blanche Copenhaver; vice president, Jane Ross; secretary, Margaret Emgssk£. treasurer, Helen Troth; Lion Tamer, Grace Combs; publicity, Freda Fateley; Lion Keeper, Mary Katheryn Prasuhn; program chairman, Kay Wegener; hostess chairman, Evelyn Rosebrock. Following the business comes the fun of the evening. Lioness Kay Wegener has lined up a fine type Hat Show. A special invitation is extended to the wives of all Speedway Lions to attend this meeting whether or not they are members of the Lioness Club.

KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA This fall begins a new series of projects and activities for Tri Kappas. The many and varied projects of Epsilon Eta chapter are designed to serve the community and the less fortunate in the area. Officers and members of the chapter wish to thank all who have given their support to our various endeavors. Each Tri Kappa chapter has its own community projects, but all the chapters throughout Indiana support and make up the state (Continued on Page 4)

NORTHWEST BAPTIST CHURCH 3470 High School Road Sunday School 9t45 am. Worship 10:45 am. and 7:00 pm. Wednesday Meeting 720 pm. Rev. Larry Newans ST. 7-1546

Chapel Hill Ucited ProshytcrlM Church Mtntiter hmu W. Marshall CH. 4-2770 Temynrary Meeting Plum Chepelwood Elementary School West 10th and Girls School Road Sunday Worship—*lo:3o am. Nursery and Church School Classes for children. St. Lake’s Matted Church cf Christ 5360 West 16th Sfemat Congregational Christian Re, °™* 3 Howard W. Beer, Minister, CH. 1-8762 Worship and Church School—8:30 am. Church School (classes for all ages)—9:3o am. Morning Worship (nursery provided)—lo:3o am. You are always welcome. - St. Aadraw’c Z z \ Latheraa Chorch (TOO Crawfordsville Road CH. 1-4118 Mho Sue Fiedler. Dboctor of Christian Education Matins Service—B2o A.M Sunday Church School (all ages)—92o-10:15 AM. Church Service, Nursery, 10:30-11:30 AM. The Church with the red doors is always open for meditation and prayer. The Senior Luther League Executive Committee will meet this (Continued on Page 5)

NEW ADVERTKER Our new advertiser this week is Virginia’s Beauty Shop, 3226 W. Washington Street This new shop is air conditioned and features Tropic ter dryers. Hours are 9 am. to 7:30 pm. Services include facials, bleaches, timers, tints, wax arches, manicures and tel hair styles. See aid in this issue for further details. NEW HOURS AT ROUES SERVICE Vince Rolles, owner of Rolles “66* Service at 5999 Crawfordsville Road, Announces that his station will be closed on Sundays until further notice. He will maintain his week day hours of 7 am. to 16 pm. Lions Sponsors **Travol and Adventure Series** The Lions Club of Speedway is presenting its first “Travel and Adventure Series” which will include six nationally known adventures and explorers who are artists in the travelogue field. They appear on such major platforms as: National Georgraphic, Washington, D. C.; Town Hall, New York; Orchestra Hall, Chicago; and Town Hall, San Francisco.

Each is a professional photographer with many years experience in traveling and filming the many beautiful and interesting places around the world. These personaly filmed, all-color motion pictures are especially popular because the man who shot the picture, appears on the stage, in person, and narrates his film. In addition to the thrilling motion pictures and the personal narration, many of the travelogues include a musical background and special sound effects for added enjoyment and realism. Each member of the family, young and old, enjoys the travelogues for they are wholesome entertainment, educational and adventurous. Everyone has the urge to travel but only a tew satisfy that desire. By attending the Travel and Adventure Series” there is a joy and thrill in visiting those far-away places. A season ticket for all six travelogues is offered at the low price of $3.00 for students and $5.00 for adults which is 83 cents per sheer. Each ticket holder will have the satisfaction of knowing that the profit from series will enable the dub to continue its work on community projjects. To acquaint the public with the series, a travelogue will be presented free of charge on Sunday, September 26th, in the Speedway High Schol Auditorium promptly at 840 pm. Mr. Howard Pollard wffl show his popular color motion pictures, “Holiday in Quebec.” Everyone is invited to attend this free introductory program. -

- MESSIAH LUTHERAN CHURCH MISSOWn oyMMI 4141 N. High School Road Rev. A. J. HoUort, Pastor Sunday School 9:15 am. Worship Service 10:30 am.

and Wfeitn Aw Ctotel Ray Montgomery, Minister JoAu Andree, Associate kHnishar Ast VenteßiMK Minister of Christian Education a Foster Hotchkiss, Minister of Music TWO MORNING SERVICES First Worship Service 9404040 am. Second Worship Service 1140-1240 to. Children’s Study and Worship 946-1045 and 11464240 am. Youth and Adult Classes 10464645 am. At the 940 worship the ehancel choir win sing, “Cherubim Soetf* by Bortniansky and at the 1140 service Mrs. Naida Huber will ba foe soltest singing, “Prayer” by Guion. Dr. Montgomery win give foe (Continued on Page 6)

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TOTS-TO-TENS CONCERTS

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Pictured above are ticket puKkasos*, Gian Macpboe* Johnny Mannino. Jov Mannino. Mrs. Jahn IL Mannino, Marcia Hannina and Paul Henning Setting ticket* i* Mr*. Frank A. Hhacketfevd.

NOW, Saturday, September 19th is the time to buy your tickets for foe Tots To Tens Concerts. Season tickets (4 Concerts) are priced at $2.00, children and adults; individual tickets SI.OO. Send checks or money for tickets to: Tots-To-Tens, % 4902 Victoria Road, or ctel AX 1-6683. A TV

MARY CARTER PAINT "2 FOR 1" SALE Here is an excellent opportunity to save on paint for your foil decorating. Mary Carter Paint stores are offering their House Paint, Cement A Patio Paint, Interior wall paint and high gloss enamel paint “2 for the price of 1 “ Besides their newest location in Walt’s Super Market, 6450 W. 10th St., they have other locations at 3535 W. 30th St. and 3741 N. Keystone. See their ad on page 3 for further details on Mary Carter Paint bargains. Westwood Square Dance The fall season of Square Dancing starts Sunday, Sept. 20. Ben Baldwin of Champaign, HL, will be calling from 7-10 pm. Guests are welcome.

Chapel RIN Methodist Church 963 N. Giris School Road Miniates Clark E. Hohby-CH. 1-8163 WORSHIP. 8:45 CHURCH SCHOOL. 9ris WORSHIP. lOriS St John’s Episcopal Church 8625 WeatSOth Strato AT 3-6372 The Rev. George Evans, AX 1-8182 Sundays: Holy Eucharist—B:oo am., Parish Holy Eucharist—--9:30 a.m Church School—lo2o am. EYC—6:4S pm. John Knox Bolted Presbyteries Chorch Minister. Bov. Laurence A. SunkoL Jr*— AT. 3-1846 Temporary meeting place St John’s Episcopal Church, 5628 W. 30th St. Sunday Worship—ll:3o am. Nursery and Church School Classes for children. Speedway Chorch of the Nazareno sqm Crawfordsville Rd* CH. 3-0077 SI IT Minister. Rev. James Bailey I Sunday School 920 I I Church Worship 10:30 I FIRST I Youth N.YJP.S. « :3 ° i Juniors —— ® :3 ° Evenfog Evangelistic Service »* 3O Wed. Eve. Prayer and Braise

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personality will be featured at each Concert. General chairman for the West Side Concert, November 14th, is Mrs. Frank A. Shackelford, assisted by Mrs. John H. Henning, Mrs. Jack M. Schenck. Mrs. Jim A. O’Neal, Mrs. Charles W. Schade, Mrs. M. F. Winkler, Jr and Mrs. Charles R. Eisen.

MUSTANG FIESTA AT GAM TV Starting September 16th and running through Sept. 36th, G A M TV, West 10th at hurst, are participating in a big GE Mustang Fiesta in which a Ford Mustang will be the grand prize. GE stores in this Indiana district are co-sponsoring this gala event in which many valuable prizes will be distributed. Besides the three grand prizes, three GE portable transistor radios win be offered as local store prizes. Be sure to register. Nothing to buy, nothing to write, just fill in an entry blank. Contestants must be 16 years of age or older. Dick Glass and Norm Miller, owners, suggest you view their full line of GE products while visiting their store. See their ad on page five for further details.

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