Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 319, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1928 — Page 7

MAY 4, 1928

HOOSER GIRLS VIE AT JUDGING IN THREELINE3 State 4H Club Members in Contests at Purdue. Bn Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind., May 4.—One hundred and five girls comprising thirty-five teams have been graded for judging in three classes at the annual Indiana round up of boys and girls belonging to 4H Clubs. Garments, baked products, canned meat, vegetables and fruits are the lines covered. Seventeen teams judged garments, first place being won by Miami County, the winning team being composed cf Marianna Small, Retzel Haynes and Louise Rester. all of Converse. Morgan County’s team. Geneva Mosier, Betty Gano and Amy Shoobride, was second. The high scoring individual was Lucille Strong, Wayne County; Josephine Weader, De Kalb County, second, and Geneva Mosier, Martinsville, third. Henry County Wins Henry County had the winning team among the six entered in the baking judging. Its members are Georgia Harter, Virginia Lester, and Pearl Rasor, all of Mt. Summit; second, Morgan County. Dorothy Elkins. Pauline Keens and Elizabeth Guthridgc. Individual honors went to Miss Rasor. Anthus Hunter, Putnam County, and Miss Gutliridge in the order named. In canned meats, vegetables and fruits, first honors were won by the Wayne County team in a field of twelve. The team is composed cf Mary E. Middleton, Aretha Pike and Emily Langston. Second place was won by the Scott County team, Avis Maggard, Doris Lowry and Helen Chastain. Mildred Clrson. Laporte, was high individual, Doris Lowry, second, and Emily Langston, third. Healthiest Two Picked Alice Hunt, 15. Wayne County, and George V. Collicott, IS. near Greensburg, were adjudged the healthiest girl and bey among club members, in a contest conducted by the Indiana board of health. Frances Reed. Veedercbnrg, and Helen F. Kinney. Spencer, were cho:en delegates to the national 4H Club camp to be held in Washington. D. C„ June 20 to 26. The State meeting will close today. Suspects With “Jimmy” Nabbed Ora Davis, 36 Koehne St., and Frank Scrubbs, 16 N, Bloomington St., were arrested at 2 a. m. today while parked near the Emerichsville bridge in an automobile without tail light and improper license, according to police. A “jimmy” was found in the machine, it is alleged. Both were booked on vagrancy charges.

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| Warning Signs Placed at Swimming Holes; Pools to Be Opened Early

Left to right, placing danger signs: Ed Kuhn, city recreation department; Harry M. Franklin, director Indianapolis safety council; Ross L. Williams, park board employe, and members of the water activities committee of the safety council; Arthur Wolf. State Auto Insurance Company; Harry E. Y-ockcy, attorney, and Mrs. David R. Ross of the Girl Scouts.

Park Board. Safety Council Seek to Prevent Accidents. The group representing the park board and the water activities com- ! mittee of the Indianapolis safety council is placing warning signs at every dangerous swimming hole in the city where a drowning occurred last year. Placing of the signs is part of the accident prevention program of the safety council. The park board, board of safety ! and the police department are coi operating with the safety council to prevent the reoccurrence of the sixteen deaths from drowning last year. It has been arranged to have the authorized bathing pools opened this year as soon as the weather permits, as two drownings occurred last year previous to the opening of the pools. Due to the insanitary and deep, treacherous, conditions of Fall and Eagle Creeks and White River, swimming in any parts of them unless under supervision of a competent instructor is absolutely forbicTden and a rigid patrol of these streams will be made during the entire season by the policy department to prevent their use for swimming. The municipal pools where com-

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JHj United Pres* WASHINGTON, May 4.— Senator Borah intends to let the Republican national convention at Kansas City decide what shall be done with the $7,0C0-odd which he collected in an effort to repay Harry F. Sinclair’s $160,000 donation toward the Republican national committee deficit of 1920, Borah told the United Press today. lie said he had rejected, upon reflection, the proposal that he give the money to Pennsylvania miners’ relief fund. The money now is on deposit in a Washington bank in Borah's name. The Senator set out to raise $160,000 soon after the Senate Teapot Dome committee had developed the fact that Sinclair, who leased Teapot Dome from former Secretary of Interior Fall, had given that sum in Continental Trading Company Liberty Bonds to Will Hays, former chairman of the Republican nationa l committee. The donations came in slowly, however, and after a few weeks stopped entirely. The largest contributions were of SI,OOO each from Senators Cutting of New Mexico, and Goff of West Virginia.

Head Chosen for Hospital B’l Times Special LOGANSPORT, Ind., Mav 4 Dr. O. R. Lynch, now superintendent of the Federal Hospital, Northport, L. 1., will become head of Longcliff, northern Indiana Hospital for the Insane, May 15. succeeding the late Dr, Samuel Dodds. D’\ Lynch was formerly of Peru.

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