Myers, William M. S., 1914-1995.
Born in South Carolina, William Moses Samuel "Red" Myers moved to Indianapolis as a child. Over the course of his life, Myers held a number of jobs, including service in the Civilian Conservation Corps, the Indiana State Guard, and the Indianapolis Fire Department. He later worked for Indiana National Bank and as a realtor. Myers was a member of numerous professional and civic organizations, received many awards for his service, and was the first African American president of the Optimist Club of Indianapolis.
From the description of Papers, 1926-1995, bulk 1940s, 1970-1995. (Indiana Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 44410633
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Birth 1914
Death 1995
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