Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 February 1940 — Page 9

~ 400 TO GET Jobs INHEALTH WORK

Convalescent Homes for Relief Clients Is Feature Of New v WPA Project.

“Plans for- a $700,000 state-wide bealth project which will give em-~ ployment to 400 persons were announced’ today by John K. Jennings, state WPA director. “The State Board of Health is Sponsor of the project. local health boards, public nurses organizations. and township irustees- are Co-Sponsors. 7 The major feature of tne seven- : point program will be the establishment of convalescent homes for reBef clients.’ The first two such

homes will be established at Evans-|-

ville and Ft. Wayne. Others are contemplated for Indianapolis, South Bend, Gary, Terre Haute and

Hospitals; |

- words,

The word “too” is misused too frequently by too many Technical‘

High School pupils.

That’s why the English Department has published a booklet, “Four Hundred Words Everybody Should Be Able to Spell.” words, divided into eight groups of 50 words for each grade of English, were chosen because they are the ones most often mispelled in com-

positions and themes.

“Their” and “there” are frequently intermixed as well as “whether” and “weather.” Many such as “library,” misspelled because they are pronounced incorrectly, according to. Miss Mabel Goddard, English Department head. Here are words seleeieg as the most misspelled: English I—Accident, aloud, answer, arsenal, beginning, believe,

Too Many Misspelled “To0s" Results in Tech ‘Spelling Bee’

English Department Supplies Pupils With ‘400 Words Everybody Should Be Able to Spell.’

CHANGES ES OF VENUE

One ot 149 Paget biggest poet “transactions” requested in many months was sought today in Superior Court Room 5 by 32 Plaintifts ‘in damage suits. “The plaintiffs, through their attorney, asked for a change of venue in the 32 cases from Superior Court Judge Herbert Wilson, Each of the plaintiffs has filed a

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suit asking damages from the American Lead Corp. 1600 E. 21st St., alleging personal injuries from lead fumes. The plaintiffs are all residents of the area surrounding thé lead plant. The change of venue motions direct the State Supreme Court clerk]: to select the names of three persons to serve as special judge or judges in each case. The:court clerk, it is believed, can choose’ three tive judges to sit in all the cases or|

TO RAP NEW DEAL

per To Halt Wedding

Times Special FT. WAYNE, Ind. Feb. 8 —Edward Eugene Shaffer and Miss Mary Elizabeth Fruechte didn’t let a little thing like appendicitis interfere with their wedding plans,

but the doctor says they must |

wait -a. couple of weeks for their honeymoon. On the eve of the wedding, the groom was stricken with an attack of appendicitis and the doctor ordered an immediate operation. Determined that the marriage ceremony shuold be performed on schedule, -the couple summoned

County Clerk Dorothy Gardner to: the bedside of the patient. A mar-

riage license was issued and a minister was called to perform the ceremony.

BUSINESS’ DECLINES FOR RICHMOND JAIL

FOR MARCY VILLAGE

A request to operate regular carrier service to Marcy Village was sent to Washington today by Postmaster Adolph Seidensticker. The new 272-apartment housing center on E. 46th St. now has a

.|single mail delivery by motor carrier, The mail is delivered to the

custodi to the t Mr. S Be chor said the local department budget did not provide for any additional routes and that funds to operate a regular route to the village were being requested. If and when the request is approved the village will receive twice daily service from the 42nd St. station. A report that a contract substdtion already has been approved for the village is not true, he said.

WHEN A COLD

Who in turn gisiributes it

"FOR FARM ARM WORKERS

The Yobiuary cont oRtoroiee of agricultural district extension workers will be held at 10 a. m. Tuesday in Room 441, the Federal Building. Attending the meeting will be

county farm agents, their assistants and’ home demonstration agents. | W. P. Ward, of Purdue University, will discuss extension work in farm gardens and G. E. Leahker will talk on’ entomology extension work. P. T. Ulman will speak on the inspection services of the state entomologist’s office. it :

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OMAHA, Feb. 8 (U. P.).—Herbert Hoover will fire his first major political gun of 1840 when he speaks here

on Lincoln's birthday, Feb. 12, sponsors of the meeting have” been informed. : Mrs. R. C. Kibbie, president of the Douglas County Republican Women’s Club which arranged tlre: speech, said she has been assured the former President will deliver “bare-fisted knuckle-blows” at the New Deal.

Lafayette. Another feature of the project will be the construction and distribution of incubators in an effort to reduce infant mortality. “Other points in the program will include clerical and attendant service in clinies by WPA workers; WPA clerical and laboratory: assistnce in public laboratories; assSistce in the preparation and dis- ; tribution of educational health ma- Jeti ical, Share, ere, those, to, terial; assistance in -condueting Joo, two; Wealher, hearing and vision tests and gen- # #l|»= eral examination of school children, English II—Writing, accommoand clerical and attendant: assist-| date, advertisement, allowed, ance » public health nurses and amateur, ‘angle, ignment, ‘atha2 letics, benefited, |bigger, break, busy, captain, ceiling, chimney, cities, company, conceit, cries, dining, disappoint, enclosing, enemies, equipped, field, fiery, flies, foreign, height, hoping, immediately, lose, omitted, pencils, precede, reasonable, recommend, respec tfully, running, sandwich, schedule, separate, similiar, studying, their, truly, using, usuaily, whether, whose, women. English III—Achieve, admitted, affect, algebra, almost, already,

separate panels for each of the 32. The suits were filed over a period of a year. and have never come to trial.

FALL FROM “TREE FATAL

LOGANSPORT, ‘Ind., Feb. 8 (U. P.).—Ira Hess of Logansport died last night from a skull fracture suffered when he fell from a cherry tree he was trimming yesterday. He was 63.

RICHMOND, Ind. Feb. 8.—Business on the upgrade? No, says

THREATENS YOU Sheriff ' Arthur Quigley.

The sheriff refers to the: decrease ; in his jail population this year. The | ‘number of inmates has hit a new | NK low, Sheriff Quigley said, which has 8S not been equaled for the past 10 years. “I don’t know what we've done wrong recently that has made the place unpopular,” the sheriff said.

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ATHENAEUM TURNERS SCHEDULE 5 EVENTS

5 The Athenaeum Turners schedited five ‘special events for this month, beginning with an exhibin of the gymnasium classes and e Normal School tomorrow, offi@als announced.

# There will be a St. Valentine's party for children between 4 p. m, d 5:30 p. m. Feb. 14; the Indiana district basketball and volleyball Pournament, Feb. 17 and 18: the flouse anniversary and pioneer banquet, Feb. 22, and the second Maenderchor concert, Feb. 24.

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