Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 May 1936 — Page 18
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CITY HOSPITAL TO GRADUATE 23 AS NURSES
Baccalaureate Sermon to Be Heard Tomorrow in Christ Church.
Commencement exercsies for City Hospital School of Nursing open tomorrow afternoon with baccalaureate services at 4 in Christ Church.
The Rev. E. Ainger Powell is to deliver the sermon. Class day exercises are to be held Monday on the campus of the Nurses’ Home. The City Hospital Alumnae Association is to hold a dinner Tuesday night at the Riviera Club for the senior class, and the junior class is to hold a dinner-dance for the graduates Wednesday night at the Marott.
Dinner to Honor Seniors
City Hospital graduate nurses are to have a dinner in honor of the seniors Thursday night at Cifaldi’s Villa Nova.
Twenty-three students are to receive diplomas at 8 Friday night in the City Hospital auditorium. Walter Myers, former speaker of the Indiana House of Representatives, is to give the principal address. The graduates are Miss Mary Jean Aufderhiede, Indianapolis; Harriett E. Bell, Moorland; Addie Mae Brown, Trafalgar; Violet Ruth Campbell, Brazil; Carmine Pauline Cree, Galveston; Mary Kathryn Cornutt, Atlanta; Edna Mae Davis, Franklin; Katherine E. Deardorf, Terre Haute; Mildred Louise Eavey, Frankfort; Arline Marie Fair, North Liberty.
Mayor Kern to Speak
Also Dortha Merle Gebhart, Oxford; Mae Lenore Harbison, Francisco; Mary Catherine Hinds, Morristown; Velma I. North, Lafayette,
Mildred Gertrude Paxton, Indianapolis; Irene Phillips, Brownsburg; Cleo Frances Reed, Indianapolis; Claribel Schechter, Indianapolis; L Marion Schrieber, Columbia City; Georgine R. Sherlock, Madison; Evelyn L. Swhier, Portland; Mary Tribbett, Lebanon, and Martha Clyde Wilson, New Harmony. Commencement speakers also are to include Miss Aufderhiede, Mayor Kern, Beatrice E. Gerrin, principal of the nursing school; the Rev. John McShane and Dr. Herman G. Morgan, secretary, City Health Board.
DAIRYMEN’S MEETING IS TO OPEN MONDAY.
1000 Expected From U. S., Canada and Philippines. : More than 1000 dairymen from United States, Canada and the I Qilippines are to meet Monday in the Claypool for the fifty-first annual convention of the HolsteinFriesian Association of America.
Discussions on the successful breeding of dairy animals, exhibits sponsored by Purdue University's dairy department and the annual national Holstein sale are among the features of the two-day meeting. Gov. McNutt is to welcome the
del>gates at a banquet tomorrow. |
P. L. White, secretary of the Indiana Association, is arrangements chairman.
SENATE PRESSES FOR RELIEF BILL PASSAGE
Legislators Renounce Holiday to Hold Saturday Session. By United Press ‘WASHINGTON, May 30.—Renouncing a holiday, the Senate met in one of its rare Saturday sessions
. today to drive the $1,425,000,000 re-
lief bill to a final vote. The number of vital questions remaining to be settled indicated, however, that passage might be delayed until Monday. The fight over the Passamaquoddy (Me.) tide-harnessing and Florida ship canal projects was the highest hurdle facing the Senate in adopting the bill which will permit the Federal government to carry on relief work for the next fiscal year.
FUNDS TO BE DISBURSED
Defunct Bank to Make 1 Per Cent Distribution. By United Pyess BLUFFTON, Ind, May 30—A 1 per cent distribution will be made to all depositors of the defunct Studebaker Bank with the exception of those indebted to the trust through stockholder’s liability, J. F. Myers, receiver, announced today. The payment, bringing the total paid creditors to approximately 35 per cent, is to be made from collections on liability of stockholders. DC — a ——
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
Mrs. Lloyd Potlenger Renamed Washington P.-T. A Head. Newly elected officers of the Par-
ent-Teacher Association of Washington High School were announced
today. They are Mrs. Loyd Pot-|
tenger, re-elected president; Mrs. Raymond Hardin, first vice president; Mrs. Fred Kepner, second vice president; Mrs. Elizabeth Hatfield, secretary, and Mrs. Charles Rothman, treasurer.
BANK IS TAKEN OVER
Depositors at Holten to Be Paid $185,000 in 10 Days. Sue Departmen of Financial 1s- _ stitutions today had assumed man- . agement of the Holton State Bank, Holton, Ind. Willard Winscott, Sun-
Vital Statistics
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; ‘Ine., 4335 College-sv, $100, | rue ses. 8 3, Meine,
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Harry H. Boefling, 27, of 3401 W. Wash-ingion-st, laoorer, and Dorotha M. TeetCis, 26, of ®sl Frark-av, nousexeeper. Russell G. of 331 W. Mary-land-3t, fireman, ‘Cora B. Tarogmory of 518 5 and ae st, housekeeper. rt H. Hudson. 41, Terre Haute, laMae > Bticki, 40, Ciaypool
Isaac Mitchei, 7. of 717 8, Illinois-st, sisas store owner,
noisovert Leftwich, a1 bot 1207 Harlan-st, and Dorothy Gott, 16. of 237 Villa-av,
nousekeeper LeRoy E Turner, 41, Crawfordsville, driver, pod Irene E. Schnelle, 23, Covingto. nd aid. John G. MP arnbull, 24, of 5110 N. Capi-tol-av, clerk, and Mildred Warner, 20, of 5226 Grand View-dr housekeeper. . Glidewell , teacher, and Sarah E. Allison, 35, of 19% N. Alabama-st, teacher
BUILDING PERMITS and FP. Tavern, 1360 8. Meridian-st, Flower
B. $80, erect sign. M Shop, 2405 Madison-av, $120, erect si
adison Avenue gn. Mrs. Hilda Meinberg, 615 'E. Morrissst, $300, erect new front porch. General Outdoor Advertising Co., Capi-tol-av and Washington-st, $1200, erect Sign, 16th-st and Capitol-av, $1200, erect
on R. Welch, 2721 Massachusetts-av, $70, repair coal shed. pendable House Wrecking Co., 2207-09 N iE laware-st, $125, wreck old two-story Ace Neon Sign © Co., Raystone and Southeaslern ay, $2 ect s Ace Neon 8ign Co. 3 3 Clifton-st, $25, er aye. Si Co., 2025 Ace Neon - saoxe Neon ign W. Michigan-st,
Te Joldwing pledges will be offered for sale at 8 July 1, 1936, at 201 Ww. Washington- as ‘Indianapolis, d., as per the acts of the 79th regular session of the General Assembly of the State of indiana:
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IN MEMORIAMS
BEATTY—In loving Jemembrance of our sons and brothers, Leslie J. and Charles Samuel, and our mother and daughter-in-law, Bertha Nickels. Sadly missed by THE THACKER FAMILY. BESSEL—In loving remembrance of our doar mother, father and Ei oe
Daughter. MRS. RENCE WILLIAMSON ANDO FAMILY.
PROOKS—In loving memory of our darlmg Catherine. one, dear Catherine, gone jorever. How we miss your smiling f: But you left us to rememb None on earth can take youf place. A happy home was once enjoyed, How sweet the memory still, But death has left a loneliness The world can never fill. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brooks, Brothers and Sisters.
BROOKS—In loving remembrance of our MATH
dear niece, Catherine Brooks, who departed this life five Jor ago, May 11, 1931. Sadly missed aunt and uncle, MR. AND MRS. CHAS. HORNING.
BROUN-—In loving memory of our beloved mother and father, Dollie May and Winfleld Scott Broun. Sadly missed by their children and grandchildren. WORTH—In loving memory of our er, Charles JDrssed away June 30,
his AND CHILDE.N.
menor of our dear son and brother, Charles L. Cabalzer, who left us July. ao 1931. Gone but not neue ul b ATHER, w OTHER, MINN ES
Butsérworth, who 1933. Sadly mist
CABALZER—In lovin
mother, Sleep Sn dear mother, and take your
est, They es you most who joved 1 Pee a THE C
CLAGHORN—In_ loving memory of our dear mother, LEOTA MAY CLAGHORN: Dear mother. you are not forgotten. Though on earth you are no nore, Still in Inethory you are with u As y always were before Sadly Dianet by GORDON and JEAN.
COOK—In loving remembrance of our dear husband and daddy. DR. ROLLIE COOK, who passed away 6 years ago, Aug. 2, 1930: Forgive us, Lord, for ave fo 0 he But, oh, why did he have 0 ? Why was it The t hat had For we all ood’ him The blow was hard Trg shock Severs, God, alone knows how we miss him
ewer to be forgotten Ma CORNIN Join my beloved
Mey of IN, who passed away TH to 1932: When a mother breathes her last fare-
N.
we The siroke means more than tongue can
The world seems quite another place Without the smile of mother’s face. Sadly missed by her ALL ge MRS. IEBKE.
who passed away Aug And while he lies in 8 ences sleep, 2 His memory we shall always keep. WIFE AND CH REN.
N—In memory of NETTIE MCcINTIRE EAGL) We Shall mest in that land, where spring s etern Where darkness ne'er cometh or sorrow or We a meet in that land ever vernal, And fh parting, dear Nettie, be never again.
Charlie and Alfretta. EAGLEN—In remembrance of my sister, Her loving face I hope to see again, Though the days have passed away. Sleep on, dear, Nettie, and take your
They n miss you most who loved Grace Carey and
ou best. amily.
EAGLEN-MCINTIRE—In loving ellory of Nettie Eaglen and Minnie The voices are mute and shi the hearts That loved us well and Ah, bitter was the trial y ‘part, Dear Nettie and Minnie, from you We are looking up and onward “up to
the stars above We are searchin the dome of heaven For the faces of the ones we loved. And the sky as a sheet of Shiver That shines on a restless Their voices from out the ness seem calling unto us, Forgive us, Lord. for asking w But, oh, why ad’ "Nettie aa Ytinnie have to die
EAGLEN—In memory of my sister, NETTIE
MAY. A wonderful sister, woman and aid, One who was r never made; A wonderful worker, so loyal and true, One in a millio at, T, as you. Gentle, unselfish, a friend ever Our Droudess possession, dear Fg was
missed by Sister Susann and Family. ELLIOTT—In lovi memory of our dear husband and father BR ELLIOTT, who departed this Tite an 20, 1923: Just 4 line of one an Tne ce Just : joken Of | of
t our hearts Sadly missed b
ve, es er dear parents, away ; Jove a heart holds Sear ay. Remembrance them near. air A RaR JEAN FUNK.
JOHNSTON—In loving memory of a dear wife, mother and grandmother, Mary A. Johnston, who left us Aug. 27, 1926. Our lips can not tell how we miss her, Our hearts can not tell what to say, God alone knows how we miss her In a home that is lonesome today. Sadly missed b; BAND, DA O&HAND GRANDDAUGHTERS.
KIRKPATRICK—In memory of our Raby, Wilbert Francis, who left us Sept. 1931. His MOH we shall always BE Missed by MOTHER, FATHER, Ro fe ERS AND SIS
LEHR—In Inemor of m mother, "AREAS T LEHR: y darling
There is a sed. RET sweet remembrance, ;
There is a Jiemory fond and true There is a token of affection, Tatar. And a heartache still for you. Sadly missed by daughter, CARRIE.
THER—In memory of our husbapd and father, Barton who passed away Jan, 14, 1935.
And while he lies in peaceful sleep,
His memory we_ shall always keep. WIFE AND CHILD
Mc SN ARE—-In loving memory of BETTY
Before the throne of God Thousands of children stand Oollaren whose sins are all forgiven, A happy. band. Up thors among the throng, Qur little Betey stands, Waiting for us join her —y a a 0} Happy Jans. Fred and 8 y grandparents, Fred an Maggie McIntire. P
MCINTIRE—In June Saciniize, who of our baby Betty Jane McIntire, who departthis life 6 years 29 2 sg0 today. She fairest lilies are the first to fall, The sweetest fi ade; The fondest, gesfest: best of all, At peaceful rest is laid. As some sweet Plossom droops and dies, When bli ighted by the frost, He Inde from before our eyes, too soon was lost. 1 40%: garden free from pain, \ grow his fairest flowers. ow that we Shall meet ‘again, irest bloo:
Sadly missed on Mother snd Father.
McINTIRE—In memory of my father and mother, Charles and Susann Heavy are our hearts ree Memory brings you back once more To the time when you were with us, I'o the happy days of yore. Our family circle has been broken, The links gone from our chains. Su though we parted for a while, We know we’ll meet again. Sadly pissed by Fred McIntire and
MILLER—In memory of husband and father, August J.. who died July 7, 1933. And while he lies in peaceful sleep, His memory we shall always Soeb;
Sadly missed by WIFE REN.
MISSIK—In loving memory of our father and mother, Andrew and Martha, who died Nov. 7. 1932 and Nov. 21, 1929. You're not Tolan father and mother, Nor ever shall you be; As long as life and memory last We shall remember thee. EDWARD PFARR.
NN = loving Jnemory of my mother, . who S Sevt. 20. 1982." Sadly mi rd pe , h DAUGHTER, RUTH.
CELESON—In loving remembrance of our beloved wife, mother and andmother, Pearl Nickleson. Deep in our hearts you are fondly r bered. HUS, , SON AND F
NOONAN—In loving remembrance of our dear wife and mother, Josephine Noonan. And while she lies in peaceful sleep, Her memory we shall Blwass kee ND SONS. HUSBAND J. R. NOONAN A
PLOCH— loving Remo of my dear husband, Bary Ploch pi passed away March 7. 1936.
What would I give to clasp his hand, is yal Ti see, hear ogo and ‘see his smile That meant s6 much to me. His ever loving WIFE.
POLASKI—In loving memory of our dear father and grandfather, Abe Solomon Polaski, who Zasstd v “CilBRen 13, 1934. Sadly missed AND GRANDCHILD
SAGE AND McKINNEY-—In loving remembance of my dear mother and sister, Ll thas, BAGH 10, 1934, and HTER AND SIS-
SHELBY—
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Remembrances keep them dear. Daughter, UDE BAXTER.
STUCE 1 loving memory of our little Barbara Marie Stuck. we es pet. How much w God And oo] TANNER—In mem f ther, MARY; fath er. FRANK. an d sister, Abd while they lie in Sei] Sleek:
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TANNER—In . 2 memory of my dear sister,
You're not dead, dear sister, How How Bape we'shand i*be"t ay
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Memorial Day—a day set apart to honor the soldier dead. The boys who fought when their country needed them, who demonstrated the greatest love in the power of man—to lay down his life for his friend. To them and the gold star mothers who mourn them we pay respectful tribute.
There is not much we can say that has not already been said. The birth of the United States was made possible through the sacrifices of men who fought for an ideal. And the history of the country ever since is a bloody record of struggle upward, overcoming obstacles through the patriotic sacrifices of the youth
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