Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1946 — Page 6

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __ TUESDAY, AUG. 27, 1946

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the state are en route home from the Philippines aboard 8. 8. Marine Panther, They are coming from the replacement and disposition command south of Manila and will be sent to Ft. Sheridan upon arrival at Indianapolis. 8. Sgt. Stahly of the air corps lives at 810 N. Jefferson st. Indianapolis. The other two men are Cpl. Robert Dixon also of the air corps whose home is in Bloomington and T. 5th grade Paul Shaer, CAV, of Brookville.

TWO LEGION POSTS

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| i nm add) . ; = A Installation Sept. 6 S p MB R . : £ ; , D HERE Harold Simpson new commander, k TE [ 16 £ fo SERRA ron and officers of the Madden Not- | E Lick af iy hla tingham American Legion post 348 isis : = First Post-War Convention wii pe installed Friday, Sept. 8 by Freshman Week . Activities z y § National Judge . i Opens Sept. 22. (Noten Jen | Set Sept. 9-14, | : More than 1000 persons are ex-| Cregg. Freshman week activities will be | gs pected to attend the first post-war Loe officers | held at Butler university Sept.“9 z 4 convention of the Indiana Kiwanis qe simpson through 14 followed by first class- E —“". a district Sept. 22 through 24 in the are Raymond {room meetings Sept. 16. Z : Claypool hotel. Lakin, first vice | Preceding this, tests, conferences, = . Maco commander; (registration, a convocation and al = 3 Hamilton Holt of pi George Driskell, 'mixer dance will be held, An-|§ on 4 president of Kiwanis International, 4 vice com- |nouncement concerning freshman | 8 = ¥ will give the headline address. mander; Herbert : week was made by Dr, P. M. Ball, | § = : Others on the program include Dunlap, adju- Mr. Simpson | director of the university college] Es d Henry F. Schricker, former gov- tant; Fred Har- ’ (in which all new students will = ¥ gitt, chaplain; Fred Decins Jr, register. = H ernor, and Orville R. Maxfleld of t at arms, and Leo Feeney : = a Sotermational trustee. sergeant a » ‘| English placement, college apti- = Ft. Wayne, publicity officer. {tude and personality tests will be | = Harold Phend of Monticello, gov- ot - lgiven all freshman students and a | E ernor of the Indiana Kiwanis dis-| BATEQ E SET AT [convocation will be held Monday | § z trict, will preside and Al Stewart [night, Sept. 9. Freshman will meet | § : and his Purduettes of Purdue uni- WAR EN CENTRAL | ineir advisers to arrange their! § g versity will give musical numbers.| = oo. carr of Warren Cen- schedules of recitations for the fall E . Arrangements for the conven- . _|semester, Sept. 10 and 11. Medi- 2 tion, the 20th of the Indiana dis- [tral high school will hold egisira cal examinations will be given to g trict, are being made by a com-| tion for new students to the school |.) beginning students Sept. 10! § = 1 mittee of which George Leist of [in the Sth, 10th, 11th and 13th |{hrough 13. | E Columbus a Shalraun. Comnities Sates Tita) nd Friday from Local Sophomore Chairman | ] E B members include eemstra oO am. to ‘ Mh | : Bluffton, Ivor Robinson of Boon-| Students of Warren township TAOS B : mis, Lad snupols / z ville, and Ralph McReynolds, who did not register last spring | oP lomore, wi ave as cRsirman i 5 mM Evansville. The Indianapolis club's may do so on these days. Members | Of the aniual reshman mixer to } = host committee is headed by Ernest|of grades seven and eight will [De sponsored by the Butler Y.M | { | E 2 | register Monday, Sept. 9. C.A. chapter, Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1 = Barr. from 8 to 11 p. m, in the Butler 1 = fieldhouse 3 H = M Freshman week activities will i = close with registration for classes i = P Friday from 8 a. m. until noon and { = ; from 1 until 4 p. m.; and Saturday = from 8 a. m. until noon. Upper = A classmen will register Thursday, = Sept. 12, from 8 a. nm. to noon and | = Ti {from 1 until 4 p. m. Classes for the| § Es {entire university will begin Monday, | = Sept. 16. Registration for the! | = |evening division will be held Mon-| } = {day through Saturday, Sept. 16-21] = according to Dr. George F. Leon- = ard, evening division director. = < In the advisory group will be Dr = Clide E. Aldrich, languages; Dr = P Robert Andry, pre-seminary; Dy. = {A. Dale Beeler, pre-law; Dr. Amos = |B. Carlile, education; Prof. Ardin = E. Hays, business administration; = Miss Frances Holliday, education; s Mrs. Rosamond Risser Jones,. jour- = nalism; Miss Nancy Moore, English; = Dr. Karl 8. Means, pharmacy; Dr = C. M. Palmer, pre-engineering; Dr = —-— | Nathan E. Pearson, .pre-medical z and pre-dental. =

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UR REMARKS in our last story about the elevations of certain sections of the city provoked some questions. The highest point in the state? Aeccording to the 1946 State Historical Almanac, that point is in Randolph County (where White River, part of our city water supply, arises) near the Ohio State line: 1,285 feet above sea level. The lowest? Close to the Ohio River in Vanderburgh County 313 feet.

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THAT PHRASE, heard so oft. en these vacationing days, “Let's go up to Lake Michigan,” is really a misnomer, Lake Michigan has an elevation of 581 feet, whereas the street level of Monument Circle is 716 feet above

Some Topography and History

the City, October 2, 1865: “Crown Hill, north of the city, is the most eligible location for the reservoir.” The idea was to build a dam across White River, a mile or so away, install some steam machinery to lift the water to the reservoir, from whence it would flow by gravity down to the city.

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SUCH was the recommendation of Mayor John Caven, approved by the Council, but nothing happened. The next year (1866) another plan was pro-posed-—to take water from White River above the city. A company was actually organized, some pipe was laid in North Street to fill franchise requirements, but this company failed.

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| Two Indianapolis American Legion posts are afong the 19 in the stdte and 422 in the nation which | have more than 1000 members. It was revealed here today after the national organization compiled membership figures for the 15,113 posts in preparation for the national convention in San Francisco Sept. 29 to Oct. 4 The two Indianapolis “one grand” posts are Wayne post 64 and Memorial post 3. WAVE IS DISCHARGED Margaret Louise Whitesell, pharmacist mate third class, of 1239 Temple ave. today was discharged from the women’s reserve of the | navy, She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. I. M. Whitesell.

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