Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 2, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1927 — Page 14

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NIPPER AGAIN TO HEAD PLAYGROUND Provision Made for Officials at 42 Places. Robert Nipper, Butler College assistant coach, will head the city playground summer staff again this year. On recommendation of Jesse McClure, recreation director, the park board appointed playground supervisors and matrons Thursday. Provision is /nade for forty-two playgrounds. Everitt Milner will direct swimming instructors and life guards. Walter Floyd, Butler athlete, w'll be Nipper’s first assistant. Lola Pfeifer, head supervisor of playground matrons, will have Norma Koster as assistant. Playgrounds and pools will open early in June. The board adopted a resolution for acquisition of anew Broad Ripple playground and recreation center. The site, about three acres, is on the east side of Broadway, between Sixtieth and Sixty-First Sts.

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Automobiles reported sthlen to police belong to: Albert Goett, 1216 S. East St., Ford, 576-798, from Shelby and Prospect Sts. Brownless Chambers, R. R. 4, Box 160, Ford, from Capitol Ave. and South St. Tad E. Martgan, T. M. C. A., Ford, •74-960, from Pennsylvania and New York St. Harrison Crawford, 861 W. Pratt St., Ford, from California and North Sts. L. R. Weaver, E4B W. Thirtieth St., Ford, 24-172, from Maryland and Meridian Stß. Elmer McCollum, 1803 College Ave., Ford, 13-455, from Riverside Park. Fred Markworth, New Palestine, Ind., Chevrolet, 17-428, from Washington and Delaware Sts. William Heidenrich, 2206 N. Harding St., Chevrolet, 510-114, from Chesapeake and Maryland Sts. Gertrude Croft Cornell, 3530 W. Michigan St., Ford, from Ohio St. and Senate Ave. Elmer H. Droste, 618 Virginia Ave., Ford, T-16-102, from in front of that address. John E. Gray, Shelbyville, Ind, Studebaker, from Ohio St. and Capitol Ave. W. H. Zaiser, 6102 E. Washington St., * Moon, 519-468, from 120 W. Michigan St. Le Roy R. King, Ben Davis, Ind., Chevrolet, from New York and Pennsylvania Sts. BACK HOME AGAIN Automobiles reported found by police belong to: Frank Foster, 1028 E. St. Clair St., Chetvrolet, found at Belmont Ave. and I. & V. railroad tracks. Herbert Buchanan, Franklin, Ind., Ford, found at 320 E. Washington Bt. J, B. Whitsett, 838 Wright St„ Studebaker, found at 120 S. West St Frank Kowemiller, Plaza Hotel, Franklin, found at Pershing and Morris Sts. Steam spray is now being used by paper hangers to remove old wall paper.

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Who wouldn’t cheerfully pay a $5 fine for trespassing on the Smith College lawns at Northampton, Mass., if Margaret Grout, chief of the student grass cops, were tlie arresting officer? Margaret’s duty is to keep thoughtless undergraduates off the greens.

BANQUET FOR 1,500 TERRE HAUTE, Ind., May Dedication ceremonies at the new mosque of Zorah temple here ended Thursday night with a banquet at-

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PAST MASTERS HONORED Sixteen Receive Emblems As Token of Service to Masonry. Sixteen past masters of Southport Lodge, No. 270, Masons, today were in possession of jewels, tokens of their services to the lodge. Following were presented with the emblems at Thursday night's meeting: Haydem M. Morton, Josiah S. Puett, George IV. Spees, George Harness, Edwin E. Thompson, Charles O. Cutton, John H, McPherson. John M. Smart, Oliver W. Plckhardt, Stanley E. Moore, Robert McKay, Furman F. Moore, Douglas McLain, Winfield S. Hollister, diaries A. Kinnick and Benjamin M. Morgan.

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