Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1947 — Page 40
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School Class at 1120 8. MeriWashington High School's junjor dian St. class has elected officers for the] Dr. Cohen enyear. The new officers are (Gilenn tered ‘the armed Hawkins, president; Dale Powell, services, in April vice president; Kathryn Hendrick-! 1942 and spent 28 son, secretary; Winfield Dittmore, months in North treasurer, and Lowell Thomas and Africa and Italy Richard Crittenden, sergeant at 8s regimental |arms, : dental surgeon Six girls and six boys. hive With the 88th Inbeen chosen as the ‘varsity and re- fantry Division. serve yell leading squads at Wash-| Following his /ngton, The students are Barbara discharge he
Fourteen students from the School of Dentistry, Washihgton senior class have been
¢hosen to compete for the Pepsi-! Cola scholarship awards, Hereford Men Btudents chosen were Wilma Bell, Mary Lou Cauble, Delores Hilton, To Meet Nov. Lowell Lentz, Leo Little, Jeanne Times State Service
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rection of the Central Indiana PTD in the Fowler hotel. Association headed by Kenneth Ei- — tel of Greencastle. e 1 Mr. @eMero is conducting design| 190 Hot! schools for the PTD throughout the] OLEAN, N, Y, Oct.
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| years before entering the army, an~ | Glenn Hawkins Heads |= = "* seopuurtins gt ia Ohios
Dr. Cohen Carter, Shirley Pulton, Doris Inkoft, Served as assistant chief of dental Dorothy Nicoloff, Patrician Whit. service at the U. 8. Veterans Hosmore, Sue Wilson, Clarke Brown, Pital, Lexington, Ky, and later at William Harrell, Norman Jones, the regional office in Louisville, Ky.
Philip Riffey, Gordon Shedd and ! Dr. Cohen is a graduate of Butler Tommy Walls, University and Indiaha University
Mohr, James Norman, Kay Poole,| LAFAYETTE, Oct. 24.— The anRoy Robbins, Arden Sneed, Bob nual Indiana Hereford “getSnodgrass, Bob Stewart, Chris er will be held here Nov. 2 and 3, according to an announcement from
Practical Floral Designs "er aY0 of she Purdue Univer. . . , Sity animal husbandry department. Demonstrated by Artist Eleven bulls and 47 females will
Alfred deMero, design artist for be on display at the Purdue judg- |
ton, demonstrated unusual prac- meeting, and on Monday morning, | (tleal floral designs, during an after-| Nov, 3, the cattle will be judged
bers of the Allied Florists Associa-| Romeo, Mich. The cattle will be {tion of Indianapolis and the State] sold at auction at 1 p. m., Monday. Florists Association last Wednesday .| The annual banquet will be held The program was under the di- Sunday evening, Nov. 2 at 6 p. m.
(UP) w= |nation, More than 8000 members, When the motion rn [of the association will learn new!Amber” opened yesterday at the floral arranging through this clinic!local theater, the transformer in the projection room burned out,
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