Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 May 1947 — Page 5

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“Junior Gets Diploma| Under G. I. Program

Times State Service

WMARTINSVILLE, Ind, May 30.—|.

Martinsville high school has 111.

‘new alumni today—but chief at-| tention at last night's commence-|.

ment went to one ‘of them who is 41 and has a son in the freshman, class. He was Harold Freeman of R.R. 8. Martinsville, who has been the oldest of the *G. 1. Bill of Rights” students in the high school here. Some of his classmates called him “Pop” or “Grandpa,” but others called him “Junior.” His youthful spirit was shown by the fact that he took a leading role in the sentor class play and helped manage the baseball and track teams: Mr. Freeman started to Martinsville high school in 1922, but quit after ‘his freshman year. A few years later, he enlisted for 8 hitch in the navy, later served 13% years in ‘the national guard company here at Martinsville, However, he was discharged early in world war IT and spent most of the conflict operating a machine in an Indianapolis war® plant. He has three sons, George, a freshman; Leroy, a sixth grader, and Loren, a fourth grader. He decided to return to school for two reasons. The first was a warning from his doctor that he outed a year of comparative rest, second was that he had found it dificult to obtain good employment without a high school diploma, he said. He majored in bookkeeping. Principal Royce Kurtz stated that his grades were “average.” He received credit for approximately two years of high school work for his training in the armed forces. Only two members of the .high school faculty remain of those who were here during his freshman year, he said. :

Equipment InstalledAt New Lapel Quarry

Times State Service LAPEL, Ind, May 30, — Forty years of full production is predicted for the stone quarry recently set in operation here by the Standard Materials Corp. New electric equipment has just been installed and 16 men are emered in the 40-acre qUATTY. Customers range from farmers, who use the limestone for fertilizer, to the state highway commission, which uses the material in road eonstruction.

Richmond Veteran

FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1047 .

| Veteran, 41, Graduted fom

Loren, fourth grade.

STUDENTS ALL—Harold "Pop" Freeman, new graduate -of Morfinsville high school, and his three sons. The boys are G eorge, freshman; Leroy, sixth grader, and

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Police Re Beet

‘ Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, Ind, May 30.— 'In~the closing session of their fourday state convention here, the Fraternal Order of Police re-elected John Ratzjszak of Hammond ag president. Arthur Low of Indian--

elected - include Francis C. Knight of Ft. Wayne, secretary~treasurer; Fred Armstrong, Terre Haute, conductor; .Charles Brown, Columbus, frustee; Ernest Holiday, Muncie, trustee; Russell Boss, Elkhart, trustee; Lloyd Story, Michigan City, trustee; and Fred Hazel, Bloomington, trustee.

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Moves s for}

REE, md, 1 May 0 | ottizens of Bandcreek have given the green light to trustee, Charles Blauvalt, and their ad-

to erect a new school building expected to cost between $200,000 and, $250,000, = - Instructions to use evéry effort in procuring the new structure were issued following a mass meeting

building will be erected on. a site located between Letts and Westport, which was purchased several years ago. Parents at the Westport meeting voiced the emergency of the situation by pointing out that the Letts school has only running water and no other modern improvements. The Westport school ‘has drinking water and electric lights but wo additional advantages. These two schools are operated under a "single administrative unit and the “matter of consolidation has been a sore spot for years.

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Name Noblesville School Board

Reorganization Effective Aug. 1

Times State Service NOBLESVILLE, Ind. May 30.— James B, Todd and J. L. Klotz have been appointed members of the Noblesville school board, effective Aug. 1.

On that date consolidation of the local city schools and Noblesville

board will he Clarence Wise, who by virtue of his office as township

New Washington Man To Be Tried June 26

Times State Service

Completes ROTC Work

SmondRATy ‘o. “May 30.—First and only University of Cincinnati student to complete the post-war

corps program is Frederick W, Sudnofr, Richmond, Ind., who will receive a second leutenant’s commission early fn August in the army ordnance peserve, A Mr. Sudboff, a world war II veteran, will receive a bachelor of science degree in engineering June 6. Be is a graduate of the Boston,

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