The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 9

THE INDIANAFOLIS STAR PAGE 9, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1 TI Top Masonic Honor Awaits 13 Hoosiers Eighteen Hoosiers will be awarded the Thirty-third Degree, highest honor of Scottish Rite Freemasonry, during the sessions of the Supreme Council for the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction of the United States Sept. 22 through Sept 29 at Boston. They win be among 181 receiving the honor, awarded for outstanding contributions of Freemasonry or for dedicated services to mankind. The ceremonies will be attended by some 2,500 Thirty-third Degree Masons, their wives and guests and will be conducted by Georee E. Bush- Inn! AiVJl A 21 IS 11 2J4 neli, sovereign grand com mander.

The Northern Masonic Jurisdiction includes the 15 states north of the Mason-Dixon Line and east of the Missis- ippi River. INDIANA MEN to be hon ored include: Dr. Russell J. Humbert, president of DePauw University; Lois J. Arnold, Danville banker; George Noah Beamer, South Bend attorney; Roger Kenneth Becker of Evansville, president of Ohio Valley Hardware Company Jesse Waite Brandt of Indianapolis, vice-president of Acme-Evans Company Alva McClellan Conrad of Logansport, fore man of the Logansport Ma chine Company David Isaac Day Terre Haute at torney, and Gerald Ray Fields of Petersburg, with the Public Service Company of Indiana Also George Frank Hacker of Fort Wayne, general insur ance agent; Robert Snyder Try The Profile Bread Method Of "Planned Nibbling" To Help Avoid Overeating At The Table And Going On Wild Calorie Binges Between Meals Herbst of Huntington, banker; Leonard Walter Hill, Clinton electrical construction con tractor; Charles William Mai bucher of Indianapolis, with Underwriter Penn Mutual Life durance Company; Lucius rrrillips, commissioner of the Indiana High School Athletic Association; Stanley Adelbert Raymer, Elkhart attorney; Edward Harris Shelton of Gary, executive with National Tube Division of U.S.

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