Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 24, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 June 1928 — Page 9

JUNE 8, 1928 _

PARK OFFICERS NAME 20 MORE PLAY DIRECTORS College Students Among List to Supervise Summer Rcreation. Twenty additional positions in the city recreational department were filled Thursday by the park board. President John E. Milnor said maiy of the recreation employes this year are college students home on vacation. The board made 160 appointments last week on recommendation of Superintendent Walter Jarvis and Mayor L. Ert Slack. Twenty New Appolhtments Those named: James J. Kirby, Instructor, Dearborn Park; Knoll Kutchback, instructor, Garfield Park; Emma Anderegg, instructor, Hawthorne playground; Francis Foster, instructor, Indianola playground; Dudley Workman. Hilda Rath, instructors, Kansas and Meridian playground; Viola Duckworth, Robert Ormsley, instructors, municipal gardens. Vincent Ryde, instructor. Rhodius playground; Mrs. Dora Miller, matron, St. Clair Park; Mrs. Lora Meyer, instructor, School No. 20; Katherine Morlan, matron, School No. 28; Catherine Wolf, instructor. School No. 31; Mabel Rose, instructor, School No. 44; Lucretia Saunders, Retta Morgan, matrons, Rhodius swimming pool; Mrs. E. L. Emma, matron, Spades Park. Negro appointments made were: David Venerble, instructor, Norwood playground; Ralph Handley, instructor, Camp Sullivan playground, and John Madders, instructor, Douglass playground. Offers City Playground Mrs. Donalci Jameson, chairman of Orchard School, 610 *V. FortySecond St., offered the board the ten-acre playground for the summer. William C. Smith of the Marion County Construction Company advised the board he would improve Fifty-Second St., between Boulevard PI. and Sunset Ave., one of the Butler University approaches, without cost to the university or the city. Fast Time Loses at Decatur B.v Times Special DECATUR, Ind., June B.—Despite a petition signed by 165 persons asking that daylight saving time be established here, the city council, without a dissenting vote, refused to pass an ordinance to move clocks ahead an hour. Tomato Plants Stolen Bit Times Speeial COLUMBUS, Ind., June B.—Tomato plants form the loot of the latest kind of thieves here. Six plants were dug up and carried away from a garden at the home of the Rev. E. Robb Zaring.

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NAME LOCAL DRUIDESS HEAD OF STATE GROUP Mrs. Mary Crurnbo, Indianapolis, was named grand arch druidess of the women’s auxiliary to the Independent Order of Druids at the State convention of the Indiana Grand Circle Thursday at Druid’s Hall. Other new officers named at the convention were: Mrs. Lillian Fraul, past grand arch druidess; Mrs. Beulah Breeding, grand first bard; Mrs. Bertha Kuhn, grand second bard; Mrs. Willhelminnie J. Resener, Beech Grove, grand secretary; Mrs. Ora McCandless, grand treasurer; Mrs. Mary Geider, grand conductress; Mrs. Sophia Wedg. grand inside guard; Mrs. Martha Truasch, grand outside guard. Nearly 100 delegates were registered for the convention, which opened Thursday morning. A committee to revise the by-laws was appointed at the business session, headed by Mrs. Alice Griener. They will report their work at the 1929 convention here. Charles G. N. Geider, grand secretary of the order, installed the officers.

ATTACK BUDGET OF PEACE TIME Both Parties Seek to Place Blame for Increase. Bp Times Special WASHINGTON, June' B.—Republican and Democratic congressional leaders renewed today their immemorial battle as to how much money the Federal Government is spending and who is responsible, in a post-mortem edition of the congressional record. Senator Warren of Wyoming, head of tfie Senate Appropriations Committee, admitted that the $4,638,000 appropriations Were an increase of nearly $500,000,000 over those of last year’s. He insisted, however, that $120,-

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