The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-06
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HELP WELCOME
COL. ROOSEVELT
Republicans Will Hold
State-W Rally at
English's Jan. rs.

by Samuel E. Boys, Plymouth, presi-
dent of Hoosier Republicans, Inc, for
the statewide rally at English
Jan. IS when Col. Theodore Roose-
welt is to speak.
Acceptance by the son of the
former president and former gov
ernor- general of the Philippines was
received yesterday by Republican
leaders. Col. Roosevelt is expected
to discuss President Roosevelt S
message to Congress.
Committees named by Mr.. Boys
are:
ARRANGEMENTS - Elmer w.
Sherwood, chairman; George R. JEFF
frey, John D. Pearson, Joe Rand
Beckett, Scion j. Carter, John A.
Royse, william H. Remy and Will
liam Sparks.
PROGRAM. Perry Meek, chair
man; Laurens L. Henderson, John
K. RuckelshauS, Schuyler C. Now
rer. Telford B. Orbison, Archie N.
Bobbitt, v. M. Armstrong, Delbert
o. Wilmeth, Leland K. Fishback,
Paul Fechtmann, Lloyd D. Clay
combe, Clarence B. Ullum, Sidney S.
Miller, Ralph Spann, Clarence R.
Martin, L. w. Horning, Mark
Rhoads, Charles Cross, w. ]. Guen-
them, John A. Royse.
OUTSTATE RECEPTION-Rep
resentative Charles A. Halleck,
Rensselaer,, chairman; Linn S.
Kidd, James A. Raper and Ralph r.
Mcqueen, Brazil, Charles McVeigh,
Hammond; Mrs. Clara D. Barr,
Winamac; E. j. Freund, Valparaiso;
Mrs. Ida Mcclellan, East Chicago;
Mrs. Alfred Lampkin, Elkhart; Lem
j. Dare, South Bend; Ralph S.
Cafes, Columbia City; Mrs. Grace
Double, Fort Wayne; James P. A.
Fulton, Hartford City; John d.
Taylor, Danville; Ewing R. Emison,
Vincennes; Mrs. Charles E. Combs,
Bloomfield; Chester v. Lorch, New
Albany; Mrs. Carrie Korff, Evans
vile; Ivan c. Morgan, Austin; Mrs.
Eleanor B. Snodgrass, Nashville; FL
mer Crull, Richmond; Mrs. Mabel
Black, Greensburg; Everett Reeves,
Anderson; Don B. Irwin, Frankfort:
George A. Ball, Muncie; William
Babcock, Rensselaer,; Glenn R. Hill
lis, Kokomo; Donald E. Bowen,
Bloomington; Arthur K. Relnmcl,
Fort Wayne; Arthur Lennon,
Greensburg; Mayor A. H. Berndt
Bloomington; A. w. Cordier, North
Manchester; w. A. Rawles. Bloom
ington; Clarence Brown. Richmond;
DR.. Paul Casebeer, Clinton; Jesse
Clawson, Delphi; DR.. -. B. Crays,
Monticello; James G.. Crenshaw,
Evansville; Ora A. Davis, Terre
Haute; William H. Dobbins, Colum-
bus; Luther o. Draper, Spiceland;
Reid Digger, Franklin; Judge
James A. Emmertt, Shelbyville; G.
Andrew Golden, Connersville; May
or Gerald Hall, Princeton; Rue
Hinshaw, Carmel; Harry R. Hogan,
Fort Wayne; Irving A. Hurwich,
Mishawaka; Mrs. H. j. Magrane,
Mishawaka; Earl w. Merry, Dun
kirk; F. A. Miller, South Bend;
Cleon Wade Mount, Upton; Judge
Ralph McClurg, Monticello; Will
liam o. Nelson, Anderson; Raymond
H. Sellers, Franklin; Ralph N.
Crawford, Greenwood; w. Lynn
Parkinson, Lafayette; Clay A. Phil
lips, Terre Haute Russell R.
Rhodes, Peru; Morrison A. Rock
hill, Warsaw; William F. Taylor,
Lafayette; L. c. Bradford, South
Bend; Mayor George w. Freyer-
muth, South Bend; Mayor Harry w.
Baals, Fort Wayne; Dom Spurrier
Whiting; Mayor James T. McNa-
mara, Whiting; Oscar A. Ahlgren,
Whiting; Patrick j. Maloney, Crown
Point: Walter Helmke, Fort Wayne;
Oscar G. Foellinger, Fort Wayne;
Raymond Townsley, Danville; w. S.
Atchison, Newcastle; Gardner j.
Thomas, Marion John Goodrich,
Winchester; Nick Filbeck, Terre
Haute; Fred Parker, Michigan City;
Otis Miller, Logansport; Ralph
Waltz, Noblesville; Ben H. Watt,
Noblesville; Howard M. Whitcomb
Noblesville; Maurice c. Barr,
Princeton; Wilbur S. Bonner,
Greencastle; Charles H. Maston,
Logansport; James Mason, Corydon;
Frank G. Turkey, Marion; Victor G..
Walmer, Marion; William H. Stew
art, Linton.
RECEPTION-R. Hartley Sher-
wood. chairman; Maj. Gen. Robert
H. Tyndall, Arthur R. Robinson,
Harry G. Leslie, Albert j. Beveridge
Jr., Bert G. Morgan, Gavin L. Payne,
Frederick E. Schortemeier, Fred c.
Cause, Harvey A. Grabill, Byron E.
Lundblad, Will G. Irwin, Columbus;
James P. Goodrich, Winchester;
Austin Stults, Fort Wayne; Thomas
B. Coulter, Vincennes.
Invitations have been extended to
members of the Indiana and Indian
apolis Women's Republican clubs to
participate in the meeting. One
thousand seats will be reserved in
the theater for persons residing out
side indianapolis. The tickets will
be available by writing to headquar-
tiers of Hoosier Republicans, Inc, SIT
People Bank Building. No other
seats will be reserved.
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