Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 311, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1928 — Page 5

APRIL 25, 1925.

GIVE DIPLOMAS TO 950 PUPILS WEEK Commencement Exercises Are Bringing County School Year to Close. Commencement exercises of county grade and high schools are in full swing this week, as Marion Comity brings to a close what Superintendent Lee E. Swails called his best school year. More than 750 boys and girls will receive diplomas for graduation from the eighth grade, and more than 200 are getting high school diplomas. Exercises Began Last Week The county graduation exercises have been in progress since late last week, and they will continue through the early part of May. High school commencement exercises started Tuesday night at New Augusta. The first of the larger high schols to hold graduating exercises will be Southport, Thursday night, when Dr. L. A. Pittinger, president of Muncie uormal. will be the principal speaker. Where dates do not conflict, Swails is presenting the diplomas personally. List of Graduates Eollowing is a list of eighth grade graduates receiving their diplomas this week and after, the first list for last week having been published last Friday in The Times: DECATUR TOWNSHIP District No. 3 Commencement. April 25 Charles Robert Byers. Annabel Moffit. Wary Baker. Oliver Williams. Helen Hansen. Carlton Fields. Milo Mendenhall, George Stafford. Kenneth Perkins. Rowena Park. Earl Dickison, Dorothy Jordan. Clara Belle Louisa Harrison. Phoebe Jane Francis. Jay Deane Keith. District No. 4 Comernncement, April 23 William H. Wallace. Kenneth H. Lee, Maurice D. Barnett. Donald Brown, Carl Raymond Dortch. Curtis Munson. Pauline Rash. Wilbur H. Roberson. Floyd L. Bain. Josephine Stader, James Oliver Champion. Warren M. Walker. Robert Vernon Copeland, George Baldwin. Maurice H. Routon, George Terry, Kenneth Mills, Gertrude Kinsey. PERRY TOWNSHIP District No. 5 Cornn uncement April 23 Marian Griffey. Robert K. Anderson. Kenneth Brewer. Wilma Wood. Ervin E. Schumaker. Lizadell O'Noci. Dorothy Mae Kautskv, Ruth Irmadell Brewer, Walter A. Briles, Rhea Cook. Sylvia May Landers. Olgo Kuntz, Ida Mae Gowan. Francis Hager. Dora Jean Starbuck. Louisa Christine Byrne. William B. Palmer. Dolores Harsin. Helen Anderson. Dorothy Catherine Kerkhof. Watson M, Hoover, Mary Bo'le Barkman, Irene Meier. Charles Bohall. Florence E. Yakel. Virginia Riffe, Helen Gunn. William Woodrow Richey, Donald L. Richey. Evelyn Parrish, Charlotte Anna Phillips. Mildred Marcella Stodshill. James Joseph Lamb. Richard Havncs, Vina Marie Webb, Marrian Subs. Howard Lewis Haverstick. Melvin A. Davids, Julia Steadman. District No. 12 Commencement, April 24 Florence J. Pavev. Ramey Henzman, Doris Dell McCartney. Maurice L. Riser, Paul Suit. Georce E. Irish Jr.. Clyde Gray Jr.. Lloyd Sampson Kain. Jessie Olive Boser. Margaret Carney. Roy Emerson Howell, Dorothy Alice Long. Eula May Price. Frances O. Fraley. Hepsy Lois Price. Margaret Josephine Peters. Mildred Aton. Lottie Tavlor. Frances Viola Wycoff, Frances Bradley. Margaret Ashman. PIKE TOWNSHIP District No. 4 Commencement April 23 Pearl Maupln. Harold Daupert. Curtis Starkey. Eva Mae Tyler, Lorena Mae Haggard. District No. G Commencement. April 23 Tvner Bowen. Robert Horsley. Woodrow Allen Sutton. Frances Brooksh.re, Edgar Wheeler. Kenneth Wood. Margaret Ford. Willadean Boyd. Ivan Goble Hume, Harold King, Robert L. Boyer. Edward King. Rosemary Dobson, Wayne Pickerrell, Elizabeth Roeder. District No. 11 Commencement. April 23 Marian Josephine Hardin. Paul Johnson, Demmis Bain. Alza Kennedy. Ralph Wood, Jessie Mae Grundy. Esther Stokesberry. District No. 12 Commencement. April 23 Aimee Pool. WAYNE TOWNSHIP District No. 2 Comencement, April 23 Elmer Richardson, Fred Wolven. Flossie Mac Neil. Lex F. Wood. Vivian Alice Pierce, Awana Mae Smith, Pauline Manning. District No. G Comencement, April 23 Rosalind Roniel, Irene May Smith, Ralph F Downs. Mary Ellen Reprogle. Harold Willsey. Lloyd Tomlinson. El.yn O'Connor. Ernest F. Eppen. Richard H. Healey. Bobbitt Eldrtdge. Carl A. Bristow. Ruth Louise Haus, Robert G. Smith. Fred C. Romel. Oscar William Hale, Anna Ziegelmucller, Russell Ricketts. Austin E win Harlan, Fave C. Miller, James R. Burton. Florence Irene Wardlow. District No. 10 Commencement. April 30 Ross M. Cadick. Christine Key. Harry Pritchett, Charles Hiatt, John James Metz Jr . Bernede Carter. Dale Stewart, Juanita James. Enid Kimble. Clinto M. Ferrell. Robert Owens, Dexseen Carroll. Wallace Kern. Howard Colee. Manford E. McCreary. James Ross. Mary Frances Smock. Nellie Miller. Geraldine Williams. Elizabeth Mae Spencer. Martha Ross. Lloyd Curbeaux, George Lingenfelter. Floyd Robey. Faye Ketrow. Llovd Starnes. Mabel Kathrine Wright. Epheriam Tipps. Anna Watts, Lois Patterson, Clarence M. Jeffers. Richard Newhart. Norma Skinner. Florence Margaret Harker, Janice Buck. Frederick E. Blank. Junior Carter. Paul Hardin. Homer Wright. LeNettia Miesel, Lula Richhardt. Rowland Stamper. George Dickey, La Vern Mayhew, Mary Catherine Gantz. Marie Dryer. Eileen Small. Edward Wycoff. Walter Saunders. Frances L. Orr. Edgar Franklin Hoffman. Charles David Fansler, Mary Jane Pritchett. Muriel Wakefield. James Robertson. Edgar W. Johnson. District No. 15 Commencement. April 24 Arthur C. Courtney, Hazel Louise Leonard, Donald Frantz. Helen Amelia Kessler. Gordon Henry. Frederick De Boer. Joan Dyer. Bee Cress. Gladys Maymc fearnes, Pearl Fite. Frances Jeanette Potter. William Richardson. Llovd Lerory Locke. Alethea Waggoner. Charles Cress. Eva Locke. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP District No. 7 Commencement, April 23 Loyal King. Frank Harold Snyder. Mildred'Warner. Hattie Bridgford, Mary Bretiiev Earl Miller, Marv Caldwell. Robert lec’kman. William Hulse. Meredith Van Winkle. Patricia C. Moorman. Pauline Tegarden. Melvin Cranflll, Wilmer Cline, Robert Shannon. Robert Dc Wees, Violet King, Winford Fox. Richard Hobson. District No. 14 Commencement. April 24 Edward Dawson. Peggy King. Vance Waggoner. Berniece Robbins, Emma Mae Young. Lovelle Laudig. Dorothy May Tyler. John Strange School Commencement, April 24 Keith Roberts. Duane Harden. Margaret A Maxwell. Freelnn Zumpe, Bernice M. Hanson, James O. Steinbarger. Doris Marie Goodman. Harold W. James, Carl William Rauh, William Fred Nordsick. Alice Holloway. Dorothy F. Ploughe. Pearl F. Underwood. Charles Albert Shearer. Blanche AUcne O'Brien. Everett N. Stewart. Ruth Emma Thomas. Albert Bennett Kirkpatrick. George F. Jennings. Anna Katherine De Lello. Beulamae Boone. Merl S Lowe. Catherine M. Vickrey. Mildred Faye Owens. Naurice Eddingfield. Phillip E. ' Jeffries, John P. Main. Louise Steinbarger. Thomas James Grubb. Helen Jeffries. John P. Main. Louise Steinbarger. Thomas James Grubb. Helen Ford. Katherine Gillingham. Burns Cookerly. Boyce Hinsbaw. Ruth Anna Michael. 'Thomas E. Durbin. Francis Christian. Thomas L. Henry. Elizabeth Smith. Aols Irene Kless. Margaret E. Pfaff. John Jones. Georgia F. Van Camp. John Strange School Commencement, April 24 Vivian E. Short, Mildred Bernice Thornton, Mary M. Hudson. Genevieve Fulton. Myron Hanking LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP District No. 3 Commencement. April 28 Inez Louise Sowers. Wilda Juanita Beaver. Llnnie Mae Zook. Maudie Frances Vise, Myron Zook, Ella Louise Sowers. Glenn Arthur Bolander. Max De Ford. Ju’la Agnes Sowers. Margaret Elizabeth lttssersmHh. Willard Joseph Beechler. La

English Clown to Feature Opening of Circus May 1

Georgr Hanneford. noted English riding clown and head of the Riding Hannefords. will show his newest stunts here with the Sells Floto Circus Tuesday, May 1. Starting where all others leave off, this nimble equestrian star is without peer in his line.

Heads Riding Hannefords in Sells Floto Show of Many Attractions. Tuesday, May 1, officially will open the circus season in this section. The May day will bring the real harbinger of springtime in thirty orange colored railway cars, from which will rumble great vans of circus fixings, trundle three big herds of elephants, a caravan of camels and countless other animals, some 400 performers and the full and extensive equipment of the big Sells Floto circus scheduled to exliibit here on that date. All will be transported to the Eighteenth and Sugar Ave. show grounds and set up for the local visit. Here, too, will be the official white top opening of the Sells Floto show, for it will come direct from the run at the Chicago Coliseum, where 10,000 circus fans have been entertained twice daily for the last two weeks. Advance notices proclaim this year’s exhibition to be the best and biggest ever and this city will have first peep at the big show in all the glory of its new spring dress, trappings and oriental splendor. The program will feature theßiding Hannefords, the Plying Wards, the Aerial Youngs, Solts,* Arleys, Kimball troupe, King sisters, the Belle brothers, Irene Ledgett, La Verne Hauser, Hazel Hickey, the Kasino troupe. Spader Johnson with fifty-seven clowns and 100 other acts. Lions, tigers and pumas, trained Rue Raymond Whiteseli. Maxine Louise Marshall. District No. ft Commencement. April 28 Geraldine Asburv. Roy Michael. Margaret Bragdon. Martha Jane Wilson. Flovd A. Wir.cil. Florence Desert. Charles E. Ellenbereer, Russell L. Roberts. Donald Lcukhardt. Charles Bruce. Marv Brown, Frederick Erwood. Dorothy Cole. Donald Roberts. Robert McCormick. Richard Leukhardt. Joan Hays. Kenneth White. Alfred Bristow. Delbert Lakin. Marv Esther White, Earl Elcher. Watson Bowen, John Rector. Katharine Frances Mcllrov. James Gates. Helen Scott. Lucile Hensley. Rav McArthur. John Armstrong. Edwin Weisman, Bettv Miller. Marian .Jean Hedlund. Thelma Loux. Florence W. Hummer. Kathrvn J. Bell. Marv Elizabeth Hart. Celia Eskcw. Edgar Scotten.

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WATSON FIGHTS IN 13THDISTRICT Strenuous Effort Made to Take Hoover Stronghold. By Times Special SOUTH BEND, Ind., April 25. Senator James E. Watson is making a strenuous effort to advance his “favorite son” candidacy for the presidential preference vote in the Thirteenth district, Hoover stronghold. Watson made a nonpartisan address before the Rotary Club today. He will address Notre Dame students this afternoon, confer with district workers at a banquet here tonight and then address a mass meeting in the high school auditorium. Thursday noon Senator Watson will be a guest of the Kiwanis and South Bend Men’s Civic Clubs and at 5 p. m. will broadcast an address over station WSBT. South Bend business and proses-

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City *Divorce 9 By Times Special UNION CITY, Innd., April 25. —The two Union Cities may get a divorce. Ohio's Union City residents want a divorce from Indiana’s Union City, and a change of name to Lindbergh. A street on the OhioIndiana line divides the cities, but they have the same postoffice, although each has its own municipal officers. A petition asking for the “divorce” will be given a hearing in Common Pleas Court at Greenville. Ohio, Darke County seat, June 11.

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50 ENTRIES IN PETS' PARADE Owners to Be Admitted Free to Senefit Circus. Children having entries in the pet parade Saturday afternoon will be admitted free to (lie police ancl firemen’s circus, Major Louis Johnson announced today. The parade will form on E. Thirty-Eighth St., near the Fairground, and march into the coliseum. About fifty children have entered pets. Three large loving cups will be awarded winners. Tonight is firemen's night at the circus. Music for performances is piovided by Police and Firemen’s Band under direction of Ila Reeves. Trafficman Earl Davis, the ”singing cop,” and Miss Marjorie McDevitt, soprano, sing special numbers.