Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 December 1944 — Page 2
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009 INAUGURAL | PLAN RELEASED
At Least Two Bands Will “Give Out” “When Gates Goes In.
Plans to fill “the statehouse rotunda‘ with rollicking: Républicans Jan. 8, when the first G. O: P. gov-| ernor in 12 years takes office, were | annbtinted today: At least ‘two bands and much speechifying are among’ attractions | expected to draw thousands from, * the“ hinterlands to the- inaugural] ceremonies for Governor - elect Rilph Gates ene’ week from next Ménday, y he» Ri: More than any ether single event, | y this official ritual will symbolize the | Republican political ~~ éoronation ap re Sg late o stand-| oo with two other Hoosiers in his g on 5 ‘
Schricker to Be There
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8. Sgt, Robert R, Clayton (right), 729 N. Noble st., inspects a cam-
| in the Western Pacific. The (wo ofher men. are (left) 8S. Sgt. Clyde E. | Collier of Bedford and 8. Sgt. Homer Stevenson of Ft. Wayne.
7th air force combat mapping unit
one Democfat will be conspicuir . wi | inistered by Chief Justice Mart present the governor-elect to Ap-|J. O'Malley of the Indiana Supellate Judge Dan C. Flanagan. | preme court, Judge Flanagan will administer the| mmyocation will be made by the oajh of office. Mr, Gates’ inaugural (Rev, Jean 8. Milner of the Second
p ollow. adfiress will follow | Presbyterian church of Indianapo-
e ceremany will begin at 11 a.| m. with a concert by the Indian- lis arid the bénediction by the Rev.
applis concert band. It will énd| Logan Hall of the Meridian Street with a half-hour program by the Methodist éhureh, .
igh sc , s Bf Cp on high setioo) The inaugural program was re-
They're not on the official agenda, leased by State Treasurer. James M. but it also appears likely that State | Givens, committee chairman. Other
Auditor ‘A. V, Burch might call in | committee members are Judge!
his celebrated all-girl accordion [Frank N. Richman of the Indiana band from Evansville,
. municipal court judges here. UNIT APP OVED Record Is Commended
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‘Board Gives Broad Ripple. * High Assurance of PostWar Addition. ~ --
Post-war building expansion at | Broad Ripple high school was]
supreme court and Otto K. Jen-| promised last night. by the school!
Oath of ofiee for Lt, Governor-|sen, chief examiner of the state |, ord.
elect Richard T. James will be ad- |board of accounts.
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‘The board approved recommenda{tions made by the building committee that the east wing of the high school building be completed
mit, It also approved the suggestion that following the completion of the| east wing, consiucration should be given to alteration of the original building or construction of a new wing to provide more satisfactory quarters for the girls’ physical education department and more suitable administrative offices.
Five Teachers Appointed
The board also appointed the following teachers: Elizabeth H. Gracey, school 175, grades 3A and 4B; Margie L. Whitenack, school 45, grade 6B; Ruth O. Babcock, extra teacher, junlor high school grades; Hester B. Bland, school 49, social studies, and Edith M. Hittle, social service department visitor, Resignations were accepted from the following: Jean 8. Butz, school 91; Nita Overman, Manual high school. Maude Van Riper, school 46; Burnice White, Crispus Attaucks high school, and Teena Behrman, schoo] 57.
6 Librarians Resign
Resignations of six librarians also were accepted. Those who resigned are Mrs. Virginia Besore, Ruth Binns, Mrs. Frieda Calvelage, Mrs. Nora Horne, Maurine Irwin and Mrs. Lucile Wright, Mrs, Maxine Ellis has been appointed clerical assistant in the library office and Barbara Sloan, attendant, grade 1, circulation de-
Municipal Judge Named for
second term as a municipal judge Dee. 31,
Governor Schricker for a four-year term. Judge Champ has served twn years in.municipal court 2,
ly appointed 1 complete the un | 2 - I | expired term of Ve p iin + |Judge Dan V White, who was elected judge of the probate court # in November, 1942, Both are Republicans.
te ——— ‘ADDED SCHOOL ment is that there shall be two : two (Democratic
| record — and was entitled to re-
as soon as wartime conditions per-|
ON CITY BENCH
Second Term by Gov.
Schricker. Harry R. Champ will begin his
He was reappointed yesterday by
He was original
“Ch A legal require- Harry ‘Uhamp |
Republicans and
“Judge Champ has made a good |
appointment,” the governor asserted. ’ Judge Champ has lived here since 1928 when he began the practice of law, following graduation from the Indiana university school of law. He also holds a bachelor’s degree from the universtly. Before becoming an attorney, | Judge Champ spent nine years as a | teacher and school administrator. | He taught at Technical high school! and Park school and was principal | of Owensville high school.
School Group Secretary
Judge Champ the last six years has been executive secretary of the citizens school committee pledged to the nonpartisan operation of the city schools. He formerly was associated with the law firm of Pickens, Gause & Pickens, since dissolved. A member of Acacia and Phi Delta Phi, Judge Champ also is a member of the American Legion, Meridian Heights Presbyterian church, Rochester, Ind., Masonic lodge, Scottish Rite, R. A. M. No. 90, Indiana Historical society, Indianapolis Bar association and Indiana State Bar association. ' He is a member of the faculty of the evening division of the Indiana university law school here. The last 10 years, Judge Champ has taught night law classes. He is a veteran of world war IL Married and the father of one child, he lives at 5106 Winthrop ave.
ONE KILLED, ONE HURT IN LOCOMOTIVE ‘BLAST
ELKHART, Ind, Dec. 27 (U.P). —Fireman John Wargon, 40, Elk-| hart, of the New York Central rail-| |road’s Pacemaker, was in serious condition today as result of the ex-
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
CHAMP TO STAY
plosion of his locomotive, which) killed Engineer R. F. Donnell, 46, Chicago. | The east-bound train was in the railroad yards when the locomo-| tive's boiler exploded. It was loaded | with holiday passengers, but none)
partment. Harold McClain, 643 Ft. Wayne ave, has been appointed janitor at school 15 and Dorothy M. Cornell, 1106 Traub ave., matron at school 63. Paul Blackwell, 1015 Broadway, has been appointed as permanent janitor at Broad Ripple high school. Transfers of janitors included Jacob Uleman, laborer to sub janitor; Herbert Bailey, laboref to janitor schools 37-42; Jonnie Powell and Edward Simonton, laborers to sub janitors. Resignations of Nellie Smith, Shortridge high school matron, and Harry Stump, Manual high school nightwatchman, were accepted. A 60-day leave of absence was granted Pred Bruns, Manual high school Janitor,
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was injured. Cause of the accident |has not been determined. Wargon suffered burns, a broken arm and leg and other injuries. {Both men were hurled from their cab by the force of the blast. ’
PATIENTS TO SEE
‘WINGED VICTORY’
| Invitations to “Winged Victory” (have been extended to patients at, | Billings General hospital by the |Indiana theater for the run of the| show. The first group of 30 men will attend tonight's performance. The group attending Friday night will, so far as is possible, be composed entirely of wounded air force
The picture opened at the Indiana theater today.
NAMED DEPUTY CLERK
Mrs. Margaret B. Jones, 1435 W. 32d st. today was appointed deputy city clerk to replace Mrs. Sherley Uhl; 3720 -N.- Pennsylvania sti, who | has resigned. Mrs. Jones formerly was employed at Allisons.
State Deaths
BOWLING GREEN--Harry H. Thomas, { 78. Survivor: Sister, Mrs. Mary Bohannon. . | OLOVERLAND--John B. Hogue, 77. Sur- | vivors: Brothers, William, Sam and | Charles. FAIRMONT-—Edwin M.e Tomlinson, 81, | Survivors: ‘Daughters, Mrs. Alva Tipsord, | Mrs, James McCoy, Mrs. Oscar McWhirt, | Mrs. Lora Burton and Mrs, John Gray; | sons, John, Bert, Edwin and Marion! | JACKSON TOWNSHIP-—-Arthur R. Sleg- | olin, 43. Survivors: Wife, Ruth; daugh- | ter, Joan: sons, Melvin and Robert; | | mother, Mrs, Margaret Segelin; sisters, | Catherine and Mary Siegelin, brothers, | | Melvin and Herbert. | LAFONTAINE—Mrs, Nancy C. Snyder, 70. Survivors: Son, Herman; daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Hill; sisters, Mrs, William
Plummer and Mrs. Bert Gaston: brothers, Alfred, Nathan and Roe Johnson. | LOGANSPORT Jamies Sanders, 72. Sur | fvors: . Wife, ESmma; daughters, Mrs. | Doris Siferd, Mrs, Mary McLeland, Mrs, | Josephine Vanatta, Mrs. Vera Bruce, Mrs. Faye Blaisdell and Mrs. Ida McLochlin; son, Fred. | MARION Mrs. Vashti Dalrymple, | Svrvivors: Husband, Ray, sons, James, Gene and Wayne; daughter, Barbara Nell, | brother, Vestal Nelson. = t
MONTICELLO-Mrs. Rosella Burns, 77. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Essie sons, George, Delbert and Raymond; tore, Mrs. Guy Ogden and Mrs, Nora unkle,
NEW ALBANY--Mrs. Virginia Leffler, 32. Survivors: Husband, Carl; brothers, Leland, Wilbur and James Routh. Bdward CO. Meyer, 78. Subvivors: Wife, Margaret; sol George, Walter, Robert and Chester: daughters, Mrs, Lulu Pullem, Mrs. Jessie Croce and Mrs. Ida Clifton, George al, . Burvivors: Wite, Georgiann; daughter, Naomi; { John, PERU-—Jackie Lee Eckel , 4 Bu vivors: . Parents, Mr. and . Archie Eokelbarger; sisters, Dorothy, Loretta and Dolly; brothers, Bobby, Larry and Billy. Newkirk, 64.
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