Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 December 1944 — Page 14

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7 SELECTED IS. 4-H DELEGATES

Tomorrow; Conference Opens Dec. 3.

Selected for unustal achievements

Chicago, Dec. 3 to 6.

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Purdue university who will accompany the delegates to Chicago tomorrow are Misses May Masten and Irma Winkelblack, JF. L. McReynolds

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Prof, Lella Gaddis, state leader of | home demonstration agents at Purjue and Albert P, Steward, Purdue musical director, who will have

also will attend, 65 Scholarships

A total of 65 national sc holarships, | valued at $13,400, will be awarded | juring the week and delegates from 16 states and two Canadian prov. nces are expected. Indiana delegates who will attend

he 23d annual meeting are: | Anita Jean Allan, Parmersburg; Jane . \ugustine, Indianapolis: Norma Jean jowman, Muncie; Marjorie Childress, Loell: Ruth Childs, North Vernon; Phyllis avis, Rockville; Betty Lee Dierdorf, Clay ity; Rosella Martin, Daleville; Mary .Lou ewcomb, Rochester; Sue Ann Schowe, few Washingtom; Betty Shake, | incey. Paul Birchman, Angola; Samuel Burkart, Washington; Lawrence Curry, Bloom. igton—John Davis, Lafayette; Charles felt, Rochester; Deaf E. Hodge, Rush | ville; Danold Mowry, Terre Haute; Richs ‘rd Riggs, Evansville; John H, Ruszler, | 1 “{erre Haute; Robert Orebaugh, Parker; | ‘ohn Selm, - Brookville, and Maurice Willamson, Beconomy. |

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JISCOVERY TO BE NOTED

The centennial anniversary of the liscovery of general anesthesia by Jr. Horace Wells will be observed dec. 11 in the Lincoln hotel. MemJers oclety and dental officers of Billngs and Wakeman General hospials and Ft. Harrison will attend.

in 4-H .work, 11 girls and 12 boys will be official Hoosier delegates to| the National 4-H Club Congress in|

Members of the 4-H club staff at

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