Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 April 1941 — Page 21
FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1941 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 19
ECHO EDITORS Eve Grand March at Rink [Shot News— Walter Myers Interested in 'COURT PAYS TRIBUTE SPEEDWAY PUPILS
IN BAND CONTEST
SPRING HOLIDAY Postoffice for Gnawbone T0 W. Hy BRIDWELL secver mor rer TEST
preparing entries for two state cone
ARE SELECTED, N 9 : . ¢ Appellate Court members yester- tests, the district band contest April | ry TY S By DANIEL M. BIDNEY There are other places in BYOWH) ay adopted a memorial in honor|19 and the commercial competition, 3 3 WASHINGTON, April 4 —Walter| COUNtY such as Bean Blossom, Bear| .¢ heir late colleague, William i, |DOth at Central Normal College,
i : Danville, Wallow and Treviac which might|p,qwert, 14 will be published in the Nineteen members will compete in
| Myers, Indianapolis attorney who] the commercial contest,
(also be considered, if they do not court's official reports.
Seniors at Broad Ripple . ’ the Fourth Assistant Post-| Chose The Patsy as gap. ang Hows I De A a per. | have postmasters there already, 1j «,, a member of this court,” the
Class Play. | h Sell ar ji 1 ; F3 Plays Tonight; Pupils sonal interest In the suggestion that| 12Ve been told that the latter name oo .01 ciated “his opinions on TROUTMAN IN HOSPITAL sal {
| from the Calvert family who . AR yy i i Gnawbone in Brown County, Indi-| “®™M¢ y (legal propositions were highly re-| . Joan Robinson, Martha Jean Hav-| ; Edit Collegian. ana, obtain a postoffice © |didn’t want the name connected spected by the members hereof, and Capt. Leo Troutman, head of the erstick and Patty Ely have been | : i 33 : : : By EARL HOFF The suggestion first was made by| With a proposed raliwey.station,butihe was in Potion Eom Jus pest OIDs Il Sinem 5s = — ve Faire water RE : ; y LE S StL was e Dy. . | perience in legal affairs give to Us S - wii Sensor un Thursday Reo: x a a Spring in Indianapolis will be Heath Bowman, author of the new finally a lo ig he used | this court a high quality of service, |pendectomy. oe rn Ryigh Sco) Rivknl Bata a emphasized next week for school Bobbs-Merrill book “Hoosier,” in an|if spelled backwards.” | "He was industrious and well-| Capt. Troutman, whose condition elyn Peterson and Richard | : Ra SE |interview in The Indianapolis) Mr. Myers agreed with Mr. Bow- qualified, as a member of this court,| was reproted as good, was taken to Kaiser will edit Page 2 and Joyce| x Ran boys and girls in the malner they | 5. man that Gnawbone might become and gave to the preparation of |the hospital Wednesday. Lieut, EdDean and Kennard Boyles will be § vO like best. The pupils will have a| nr Bowman thought he might! 1 Santa Cl Ind. | OPinions sufficient time and thought ward Moore will direct the traffis in charge of Page 3. Feature editors t A Si vacation. launch a campaign for the Gnaw-|> Popuar as ana bias, mn .| which were reflected therein. His| department until Capt. Troutman’s are Barbara Evans, Pat Rikon i NOME Public schools will be closed all| bone post office, he said. But Mr. | With stamp collectors. He will take | ability and integrity were ungues. return, and George Sommers. Bert Gold- | NE Se ‘ - h 1 ine | Myers reported. that thus far no|a personal interest in the petition | tioned and he held the confidence | ER berg and Joe Laughner will be in| § Ee oa BER Week for the ‘snnug SPFINg | ficial petition for such a postoffice for postoffice if it is filed, he said. and respect of the members of this § ~~ charge of headlines. : holidays, which this year coincide | «been filed. Me. Myers will Be 18 Indianapolis COULt. |§ GENUINE 1941 o 3 S- 3 with Holy Week. Parochial schools| «I checked the matter with Jesse | Mav 3 to inaugurate the new post- | “This court has low 2 valuable § ROCK FRIES Ib. Seniors Select Play ; aaa > } 3% Bs : {will be dismissed next Wednesday M. Donaldson, First Assistant Post+| office truck which will travel be- member and we grieve his passing. | : : : bh ¥ ‘and will remain closed until the master General, who has such tween Indianapolis and South Bend. | rR IRR , 1940 Young “The Patsy,” a three-act comedy| §8 5 ; ; | following Tuesday. (things in charge,” Mr. Myers said. This service will be the second | LAWYERS DINE TUESDAY Roasting & Baking 20¢ Ib. by Barry Connors, has been selected | SRE LE 3 : ; | Meanwhile, Tech and Howe High! He assured me that if a post-| such to be tried, the first now being] The Lawyers Association of In- CHICKENS as the senior play at Broad Ripple! ; : - Schools prepared to mark the be- office for Gnawbone is officially | operated between Washington, D./dianapolis, Inc, will meet for | High School. Ee | ginning of vacation with stage pres- | requested the proposal will be given|C., and Harrisburg, Va. They are luncheon at noon Tuesday 3 the HOOSIER POULTRY CO Tryouts for the cast were held| ~~ Who's going to lead the grand march at the Howe High School | entations tonight. At Tech it will | serious and sympathetic considera-| under the direct supervision of Mr. Canary Svage Rpeskert ra his XN. Aleta LI-1881 this week and the cast will be skating party 1:30 p. m. Monday at Riverside Rink? Robert Winter be the annual “Sketchbook,” while an laspector sent out to study thelMyers, who has charge of all post Emsley WV. Jo nee 8 Sate 9 N. a named next week, according to Miss/| (left), Eileen Edwards and Gordon Jones of the Student Council count | Howe will present its first senior | proposition. office property. ‘Deardorff and ry ' + Ruth Barwick, director the number of tickets they have sold and hope. The hoy and girl (play, “American Passport.” | who sell the largest number of tickets will be the lucky ones, The At other schools this week emnn = P.-T. A. is sponsoring the party. : | phasis was placed on music With | Try for Discussion Team -ymsmrsmsts rem e _—————— { the announcement by Public School
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diana Universii They are: Winifred Robert | gejective Service Board 5 has an- Shortridge High School next Fri- will be represented
Deffendall, Wayne Stricker, Betty nounced a list of men slated for day in the Indiana University dis- . "2 = n a Brother, Mary Jane aubatz, Betty ucts i ‘hey will r 1ssio ntest. He won the district , . . : d by 3S induction Tuesday. They will re- cussion conte: e Won . : C Jean Bleeke. Fred Wright, Elsie por to the local board and will be competition last year Pupils Edit Collegian
Jaobles pocah Bownelt. Jaines Save sent to Pt. Harrison. Phil Robertson and lied, Good | Twenty Cathedral High School ) hamsey, Joan Specker, Betty 354 man will represent the school in pupils gave more than an admiring
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Prof. Charles V. Kinter of Butler. on Done “Hirschman” BOX SPRING and ‘Tech Legion Dance April 16 Ise ! Richard Jowitt will be in charge
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