Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 286, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 February 1936 — Page 8

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GANNON AGENTS ARE NAMED BY TECH SPONSORS Pupils to Sell Subscriptions for Publication at City High School. Subscription agents for the Arsenal Cannon, student publication of the Arsenal Technical Schools, were announced today by roll room sponsors. The agents are Ruth Peterson, June Martinella, Emmy Lou Posson, Bob Millholland, Winifred Murphy, Robert A. Wolf, Betty Jane Wall, Jack Reedy, Alberta Rogers, Ralph Schnabel, Christine Schrader, Emerson Craig, Mary Crago, Frank McBride. Virginia Fries, Mary Catherine Milligan, Karl Schakel, Leander Ensley, Edward Eberhart, Helen F. Edwards, Mary Strain, Hazel Worster, John Sandstrom, David Miller, Isabelle Miller, Esther Carter, Marion Bunteri, Farley Cams, Catherine Kcllermeir, Raymond Brinkman, Geraldine Harris, Paul Randall, Carol Ramsey, Robert F. Young, Beulah Bradley, Esther May Wilkerson. Alice Hankins, Maurice Johnson, Dorisann Johnson, Mary S. Daily, Dorothy Daniel, Edna Josepn, Thomas Halks, Pearl Hausz, Vera Nicolai, James Shepard. Helm Shuhan, Paul Byrkett, Frederick Coleman, Marjorie Collier, Betty Ann Rochford, George Ginger, Ralph Hall, Helen Hall, Charles H. Black. Bill Fulton. Forest Dukes, Dorothy Droege, Charles Wade Day, Katherine Dceb, William Lay, Genevieve Lee, D. Marvell Triboy, Paul Sonden, Robert * Compton, Mae Combs, Gertrude Dobbs, Denny Jay.

Pupil Aids Named Virginia Jackson, Mary Hook, Richard Pigg, Charlotte Pitzer, Vera Terry, Michael Baker, Dorothy Baker, Jane Patrick, Jane Kirk, Hamilton Williams, Hamson Crouch, Lois Curran, Harwood Armstrong, Shirley Applegate, Mary Davis, Kathryn Davis, Robert Barnett, Lucille Barnett, Harry Bauer, Mary Beard, Marguerite McCrossah, William Dinwidtlie, David Dilley, Jane Riggs, Emory Bryan, Martha Bullock, Madge Rutherford, Elnora Kuhn, Jack Elkins, Doris Embry, Helen Videbeok. John Withner, Marilyn Willman, John Hinch, Harsellaise Hinsin, Raymond Cradick, Laverne Day. Marie Pangburn, Beverly Bayne. Mary Jane Hill, Ruth Meredith, Vivien Oberlics, Alice Bottoms, Rose Ellen Gray, Roberta Hartley, Denton Ward, June Walters, Edith Bell, Martha Goldback, Donald Abbott, Martha Lois Addison, John Sellers, Betty Keske, Bernard Kijovsky, Ruth Clark, Lewis Clark, Marguerite Atkins, Walter Maxey, Jean Walters, Irma Watson, Ted Steinkamp, Hannah Steel, Billy Finney, Maxine Fields, Emerson Callendar, Juanita Caldwell, James Fischer, Mary Emma Fleenor, Esther M. Koll, Lester LaPole, Frances Landram, Spencer Lloyd. Naoma Lanck, Burnie Weddle, Mary Weber, Betty Thompson, Donald Sickbert, Jane Sides, Harold Howenstine, Dorothy Jones, Tom Mutz, Gladys Mayer, Philip Wolverton, Ann Woerdman. Annabelle Herdrick, Dorothy Housel, • Marie Foley, Fay Van Arendonk, Sara Ann Reynolds, Charlotte Smartz, Dorothy Stocpler, Ruby Stewarwald, Betty Sutton. Marjorie McGan, Guy Carpenter, Margie Carl, Guy Tate. Assistants Arc Chosen Edith Tate, Robert Corre, Jeanne Corin. Fred Morris, Theodora Morgan, Ruth Guinn, Lambert Christie, Virginia Lee Amick, Betty Routte, Lois Hubert, John Ibrish, Ethel Marie Osborne, Helen Setteyreist, Betty J. Smith. Bob Gerow, Eleanor George, Leroy Price, Richard Smith, Rovena Smith, Louise Wells, Margaret Westerman, Marjorie White, Alice Jean Bilger, Eleanor Reed, Mary Jane Greene, Eugene W.

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FOUNDERS’ DAY SPEAKER

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Christopher B. Coleman (above), state librarian, is to deliver the - Founders’ Day address at the Butler University dinner tonight in the Claypool. Mr. Coleman is to be introduced by President James W. Putnam.

MURDER TRIAL OPENS MONDAY Pair Charged With Slaying Detective to Be Tried at Greenfield'. Paul Pierce and Donald Joseph, escaped convicts charged with the murder of Detective Sergt. Orville Quinnette, are to go on trial Monday in Hancock Circuit Court, Greenfield. Quinnette died in City Hospital of five bullet wounds received in a gun battle in a North Side apartment Dec. 7. He and his partner, Detective Sergt. Russell Cb. Lham, had been sent to the apart;.-ent on the report that two men w 10 were hiding there were wanted for questioning in connection with the murder of a police officer in Anderson. The convicts scuffled with the detectives and Chatham received a wound in the foot, Quinnette in the abdomen and arms and Pierce in the shoulder. The gunmen were captured several days later at the farm home of Sylva Headlee, a paroled convict living near Milroy. Pierce was identified by Quinnette as he lay on his hospital bed as the man who had shot him. He also was identified by Chatham. He later made a confession, police say. Arraigned in Criminal Court for first degree murder, the men were granted a change of venue. Judge Frank P, Baker designated Greenfield for the trial. FA IRSEXCA N T T "‘TAKE IT’ Lighter Apparel Makes Them Easy Prey to Cold, Is Warning. Women are suffering more today than men from frostbite, Dr. R. E. Tanner told the newly organized Indianapolis Podiatry Society last night. Due to wearing lighter apparel than the men they are more exposed to the rigors of cold, he said. Woolen hosiery, regular massaging and alternate hot and cold foot baths twice daily were advocated. Brown, Joan Brown, Ebert Chatham. Lavonne Chesser, Evelyn Fosgate, Edward Jones, Mary Jane Johnston, Albert Moffitt, Lois Moore, Eugene McNay, Martha McHatton, Mary Allen, Mary Haynes, Johnson Nathan, Vemabelle Neill, Meadford Childers, August Clinton, John Hayes, Rosemary Hudler, Ralph Muegge, Elizabeth Rugh, Marguerite Sommer, Harold Manship, Robert Lynch, Rosalyn Ludwig, Rodney Phelps, June Phillips, Charles B. Miller, Warren Little, Ruth H. Lett, Janet Bever, Dorothy Reger and Amber Childress.

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