Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1948 — Page 11

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"No. Dogs i in n Tyndall Towne’ we Benefit Game Rain Saves Wheat Edict of Project Manager Here Wednesday InGreat Plains

Keeping of Pets in Congested Areas

epediigond ial Where 900 Children Live Termed Inadvisable Proceeds for Society Much of the Crop ie arte ai i Bl That wan the. ates. oF cor Beck, manager of the Wk For County Crippled Escapes Damage

£4 Towne project, today, as he said the combination of stray dog| The 4th annual baseball game “M ne ry roaming pets is creating a problem at the federal hous-| for the benfit of .the Marion fi Mr. Beck said the conditions and terms of occupancy through {County Soclety--for-the-Crippled-§ | the federal “housing authorities do not permit the keeping of pets| {will ‘be held Wednesday night in jon the premises. He said he had Victory Field. {asked the Marion County sheriff The game, between. Indian[to help clear out the area. {apolis and Columbus, is sponsored Congestion of the area and PY the Sahara Grotto. Proceeds some 900 children. who reside in ¥!lI De given to the welfare group

for rehabilitation work, Fo Diplomas | fine jown Also make keeping of] Advance tickets may obtained “ : beginning today at L. 8. Ayres & Lawrence Central High School! “We Wish to protect the resi- oy" ‘wom J. Block Co. H. P. ‘held its seventh annual com- dents against rabies and co-'waseon & Co. L. Strauss Co. | mencement with W. Rowland operate with all agencies in the Marott's, and Bush- Callahan Co Allen as speaker last night. rabies fight” he added. “We Entertainment will be provided Carl Heady, senior class presi- need the co-operation of veterans prior to the game. dent, introduced Mr. Allen, who and their families in this thing.” | Mrs. Mary Drury, AVWS presiIs the personnel director for L. 8.| He said he believed ‘people had dent, and Mrs. Goldie Saylor

|Ayres Co. The Rev. Argyl Houser, been abandoning unwanted dogs Grotto auxiliary president, will , J [tain and plateau country from whose son was graduated, gave around the rend that recentiy! have charge of ticket sales. Alvin HELPING THE CRIPPLED-—Funds from a benefit baseball [northern California northeast

re the invocation and benediction. |a pack of dogs has begun to form./Light and J. Stephen Fullen are game to be held Wednesday at Victory Field will go toward pro- {ward into Idaho and western NOW two new James L. Houston distributed the There have been several instances Grotto Shatrmen. Jumes E. Jobes ng a summer camp for handicapped children like these. The [Montana produced some damagdiplomas. The graduates include: where dogs attempted to bite peo- Is president of the crippled group. .,..o ic <nonsored by the Sahara Grotto for th fi the |Ing floods, which were augmented : ir Barbara’ G a hn P. Ple; he said. [ile Ken Mosimal. and Cliester Marion Cou aty Soc fot {or the Crit Sled 0 Jor. the benef of the [with a down-rush of thawed snowSERVEL Apple, Robert E. Harper Nancy Ann After investigation, dogs will Spriggs Jepresent the society as P |water from the uplands. [axup, Cant ; er ears Lous Bar. be picked up by proper authori- mR Jordan Students |Indianapolis, most popular boy on| Eastward cover the prairies pray Clark Houser, Betiy Casler, William ties, he sald. STANDARIZE PLANTS the campus. there was less rain, and the de-

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