Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1947 — Page 7

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Indiana News—

~ N6-Cent Rate Boost Provided for 1948"

Times State Serviee

ANDERSON, -Ind., Sept. . 1.—The.

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-Anderson school city budget for 1948,

providing for a levy. of $2.44 on each!

$100 of taxable property and rep

resenting an’ increase of 16 cents over the rate paid this year, has been approved by the board of school trustees. Zaduded in the levy is a rate off "F eemis for the building fund which alse was pad in this year's rate.} Tre Td-cent building fund levy was approved : last “year by «ie State Board of Tax Commissioners after being cut from the original pro-’ posal of $1 as the result of a remonstrance filed by a groyp of taxpayers. Officials said the principal cause of the 16-cent boost in the 1948 levy, is added costs of salaries; coal and! maintenance, | |

VOTE STRIKE TUESDAY

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Staggenburg to Practice. Law i in Anderson

. : . | Times Stale Service . ¢ Minnar’ ANDERSON, ‘Sept. 1. — Jack’ D.| ean Inner |Staggenburg, former Madison oir

cuit court bailiff, announced today + that he-would open & ia office -in | Anderson. Staggenburg. a graduate of “the we Times State Service {Indiana Eaw School at Indianapr| NASHVILLE, Ind., Sept. 1.—Two lis, was ‘admitted to the bar prior “red-letter” dates are scheduled for to his entry into the armed forces! ex-servicemen of rown county | {in 1942. < He served four years in during September—the 72d annual if reunion of old settlers and the annual “bean dinner” for re.atives|] of Civil war veterans. The “Old will - be held “bean dinner"

Brown Co. ‘Setttlers ‘Also to Celebrate

Saturday and the Saturday, Sept.. 13¢ . Since no Civil war Yetérans survive in Brown county, the sons and grandsons and great-grandsons of ‘Oivil war veterans will stage the annual “bean dinner” on the Brown County’ Jamboree grounds: Glenn Rund of Stones Crossing

BOOST HOSPITAL FUND — The James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children was $83.11 richer today as a résult of a Penny Arcade staged on the lawn of the E. L. Dickinson home, 1210 Hoefgen st., by children of the neighborhood. Shown | ‘presenting their gift to E. J. Shea, assistant administrator of the Indiana university

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CHICAGO, Sept. 1 (U. P)—{ medical center, Drivers of Chicago's garbage and| street cleaning trucks voted today | Bruner, to £0 on strike tomorrow,

CLOSED MONDAYS Shop Tuesday Thru Saturday; 9 to 5 P. M.

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Lebanon Extension [Agent Resigns

~ Times Stale Service LEBANON, Sept. 1-—Miss. Mil|dred Campbell, home extension |agent here for the last two years, has resigned effective today, | Miss Campbell said she will continue in home demonstration work and will be transferred to another

Select 2 Girls

Times State Service

Susabel Bond, Helmsburg, and Miss | Edna Teague, Treviac, are .attending the Indiana .state fair girls’ school of home economics, They were selected to receive special training: in home economics. The Brown county farm bureau is sponsoring Miss Bond, while the Brown county home economics clubs are

In Economics Study

NASHVILLE, Ind, Sept. 1.-—Miss|

will.be in charge ‘of drrahgements [for the event.

Oldest Veteran to Be Honored .

= Featured on the annual “bean /dinner” event will be awards to {the oldest soldier veteran in at{tendance and also the youngest jehild present, For many years following the Civil |war, Brown county Civil war veterans. gathered: to stage the “bean {dinner.” 'Huge iron pots of beans [were cooked for the ‘event and [served with "hard-tack” to recall [the war experien nees for “boys in blué.” The annudl event has usually been held at the Duncan school1house, southwest of Nashville, but! this year the veterans of world war I and world war II have arranged for the “bean dinner” to be held at the jamboree grounds. The annual Old Settlers meeting will be held in Clupper's Grove, north of Bean Blossom. The jam: boree grounds are also located north of Bean Blossom. S———

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county by the -Purdue extension service, but where, No successor has been named. Before assuming her duties here she taught home economics for three years at Lebanon high school] “fF and previous to that for two years) at Lizton and Pinnell,

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Safety Lane Program Planned in Nashville

Times State Service NASHVILLE, Ind. Sept. 1.—Plans for a “safety lane” program, spon-| sored hy the Brown County Farm Bureau, to bhe- held in Nashville, Sept. 11 to. teach Brown county car drivers how to drive carétully, have been announced, Special testing equipment to check on brakes,. wheel alignment, lights,

will be used to help owners of cars| fo determine what is wrong, if any-| thing, with their cars.

Anderson Veterans ‘Go To VFW Convention

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| of Foreign Wars, will leave Thursday for the national encampment of | | the organization at Cleveland | where they will participate in the | convention parade, Members of the color guard are: Lee Lortz, Max Flanders, Roy VanBuskirk, L. B. Carroll and Cmdr. Jack Ormond: -Twenty delegates from the lotal post also will attend the convention.

Painters Plan Picnic

A picnic will be held Saturday by Indianapolis Painters’ Jocal union No. 47. A bus will leave 29'; Delaware st. at 10 a. m. picnic grounds, located seven miles south of Indianapolis on state road 135.

Taken in Trade on the Famous Baldwin-Built Acrosonic -.

Beautiful spinets—like new— WHILE THEY LAST, at drastically reduced prices. Some actually in use less than 4 months . . . CAN BE BOUGHT ON RENTAL TERMS. Don't delay. ‘Hurry!

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sponsoring Miss Teague. The girls were both active in 4-H and the {home economics work of -the high ischool,

Lebanon to Retain Fast Time Until September 28

Times State Service LEBANON, Ind., Sept. 1.=~Lebanon | will continue to operate on daylight || |saving time until midnight, Sept. 28. Thomas L. Christian, eity schools isuperintendent, and Paul V. Nicely, county superintendent, said. the! schools would operate on the fast time until it expires. Mr. Nicely said that as far as he jenows all communities fn which leounty schools are located are on ithe fast time, Fast time went into ‘effect here at | midnight April 29.

New Anderson Sewer Nearly Completed

Times State Service ANDERSON, Sept. 1.—Main trunk {lines have been completed. for the large $107,510 sanitary interceptor | |sewer being constructed for the in- | dustrial and residential area in the {south and east parts of the city.! The. improvement is expected to be {ready for service about Sept. 15; it was announced today. “The new sewer is more than two miles long and will empty into a] (main sewage plant itercephor, :

Senate A Ave. Y. M. C. A.

horns and other parts of autombbiles | Circus Opens Tonight

The Senate Avenue Y. M. C. A. |circus, presented by the boys de-! partment, begins tonight at 9 |o'clock. Parents of boys partici-| {pating will attend, | The program will include a {three-ring performance in the “big [top,” a -sideshow, a special full-| {length _ magic.show, Slide pictures taken at the Flat Rock and Bed-, {ford Y. M, C. A. camps will be shown. Swimming, boxing and games will be included in the program, |

‘Maritime Service

‘Resumes Training Seaman training for a limited number pf men between 17 and 35 has been resumed by the U, 8. | maritime service, Lt. T. G. McGraw {announced today. | Lt. Cmdr, P. Finlayson, enrolling officer of the maritime service, will visit Indianapolis Monday {through Thursday to interview -and He. will make his

“| office in room 216, federal building. !

Gels ‘Bronze Star

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. “Aug. 30.— | Capt. Lloyd R. Stewart, Blooming - ton, has received the bronze star | metal for* “exemplary conduct in ground combat against the enémy n the Pacific theater. Capt, Stewart | now is assigned to Ft. Meade, Md.' His wife, Ellen, and two daughters! reside hére, OPERA STAR DIES CHICAGO, Sept. 1 (U. P).—Lillian Blauvelt, 74, an operatic star] and concert singer of the 1900's, died yesterday at. her home here. | She was known in private life as Mrs, /Alexander Savine.

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Shelby. Taix. Assessment Boosted 3 Millions

2 1 — the army, ‘including a year over. seas, Prior .to entering the army | Staggenburg served for eight years as circuit, court bailiff here.

'Reflectin Engagement Anriounced taxing nel aunt's Times Stato Servis net assessment is more than =$3 GREENFIELD, Ind, Sept. 1. ie = greater this year than last, Dr. and Mrs. D. R., Welsh announce, Figures compiled by the “office of {the engagement of their daughter, |county Auditor John W. Scott, show {Mary Helen Welsh, to George Hayesithat_the 1947 total net assessment Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. George for the county is.$44,350 410 as com= Hayes Sr. of Ind lanapolis. pared to $40,970,090 in 1946.

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