Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 240, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1935 — Page 2

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WPA ACTIVITIES IN RECREATION REACH MILLION Indiana Report for Last Six Months Made by G. G. Eppley. More than one million persons participated in Works Progress Administration recreation programs in Indiana during the last six months,

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report of Garret G. Eppley, state recreation director, discloses. The report was submitted at a meeting last night of the state recreation committee. Physical activities were the most popular, 75 per cent of all persons participating choosing either soft ball, baseball, basketball, football, tennis, golf, volley ball, table games, : track or field events. Other activities were in choral groups, orchestras, dramatic clubs, hobby and craft work. Forty counties provided use of 432 buildings for the programs. Co-operating agencies included churches and libraries. Speakers at the committee meeting included Noble Kizer, Purdue University Physical education dlrec- • tor; Floyd 1. MeMurray, state su-

perintendent of public Instruction; Dr. W. W. Patty, director, of welfare training department, Indiana University; Z. M. Smith, Purdue 4-H club leader; Paul V. Brown, National Park Service director; Jackiel W. Joseph, State Association of Park Departments president; Mrs. Mavoureen Reeve Harris of the Indiana University extension division; Myron L. Rees of the State Conservation Department and Eugene T. Lies, director of training institute for recreational workers. Committee members are Allen Bloom, chairman; William A. Hacker. H. W. Middlesworth, Leonard A Strauss, Raymond Clapp and Hugh McK. Landon, all of Indianapolis; Merle J. Abbett, Fort Wayne; R. W. Sheek, Franklin; Oakel F. Hall. Lafayette; Dr. Patty and Mr. MeMurray.

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COURT BATTLE THREATENED IN PERUTAX ROW Miami Auditor Incensed in State Board’s Action in Revising Ruling. Timet Special PERU, Ind., Dec. 16.—Word has been received here that the State Tax Board will not rescind its order

revising the 1936 tax rate for the Peru civil city, according to Philip Zoercher, board chairman. Mr. Zoercher’s statement was said to be in answer to a report that I Lew Mavburger, Miami County j auditor, would seek court restraint in opposing the board's mandate, i The Tax Board first decreased the ' civil corporation rate from 62 to 32 cents and later revised its order by restoring 16 cents of the 30-cent | reduction. Mr. Mavburger protested the re- j vised order, stating that tax dupli- ! cates had been prepared on the basis of the 32-cent levy and that he was under no obligation to honor the revised order which set the rate at 48 cents.

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