Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1948 — Page 6

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: Downtown Parade,

“Memorial Services To Honor War Dead.

Indianapolis Citizens fo Assemble Sunday To Pay Tribute in Monument Circle

4 Indianapolis citizens will assemble “north steps of Monument Circle to pay their lives in war.

11 a. m. Sunday on the ibiite to those Who gave

The memorial services will follow the downtown parade which will begin at 10:15 a. m. and disband at the monument. Both the parade and services in all parts of town will be sponsored by the

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MPONDERA he Baton

To Confer Degrees The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Henry F. | Dugan, J. C. D,, chancellor of the

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BLOOMINGTON, M a. 38 — K[ number of Indianapolis students at Indiana University have par-

ticipated in the “Indiana School the country without sovereignty. | State Department of Education.

Germany was where he wanted } They include: - Donsid Baldwin, 770 N.| Rile 7 Milton “Bohard, 1226 Union: Steve to 80 now that he had tossed

Sha eff, 2614 Cold Spring Rd - oy a0 Sos oy! Saary "hover American citizenship to be-|

PONT Wor! A ve BeEN J WOMEN ALL MY LIPG, AND STILL CAN'T FIGURE ‘EM OUT,

|! side -and-—confer the. degrees. at {the 107th commencement of St. |Mary-of-the-Woods College Tues-'3 " |aay morning in the campus au-

General Memorial Associa’

in reverent memory of Indiana

Vincent Grannan of the Holy Trinity Catholic Church Will speak and the Indianapolis News lege Ave. _ Newsboys’ Band will play. Flags to Be Raised Following the memorial service

in the Post Home,

the prayer.

will be raised to full staff. The! im Indianapolis Concert Band rected by William = Schumacher will play patriotic numbers. is post commance

at 8:30 a. m. at the

General | iy Henry W. Lawton Statue in Gar-| Sutherland. vies. 20 field Park. be aa At the Mt. Jackson Cemetery, { at 10:30 a. m., Mrs. E. C. Rumpler will give the address ‘and the benediction. The service will open] with massing of the colors and|

The 2

services will

chaplain, the prayer.

Woman's Relief Corps with Mrs. tery, Bessie Hart presiding. Mrs, Eliza-| beth Berry is president and re Dema Monson, chairman. Legion Sets Service

‘Pledge of Allegiance! ? The Rev. George Taylor, pas the

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Rev. Earl Ladd will give the ad- | Briggs. Carl Olsén, president of dress. The Rev. Glen Clark and] Enos Dowling also will particlpate. Fourteen hundred flags will be

tion will preside, At New- Crown Cemetery, t

John D.

Flowers and flags Wil adiorn| feature of the program. Taps and the tall shaft erected in the circle|the furling of flags will close it. Broad Ripple Post 312, Amer_poldiers’ flo i legion, will conduct a vesand sallors. The Rev, Fr. por memorial service at 4 p.m. il 84th and ColThe Rev. Richard 8.| Williams will give the address) and the Rev. Fr. John Laat

At Holy Cross Cemetery, the fn the heart of the city, the flags! oc Go cote Post 908. VFW.

der. Joint services will be held o One of the earliest Sunday), gpenezer Lutheran Church memorial programs will be held 41034 of geparate ceremonies in Ebenezér ’ sag om

sponsored by Broad Ripple Post 312. Mo Rev. | L. C. Westenbarger will give the Er address and Walter Landreth, Sarah Ann Ketenbrin

Hugh Copsey Post 361, Americlose with taps. It will be spon- can Legion, will hold services at| sored by the’ Alvin P. Hovey 12:30 p. m. in Round Hin Ceme- announces the names of the fol-

|Church, will give the address at| joy Abney, Big Eagle Post 96, American the Concordia Cemetery memo- Alser. Mariorle Ander Legion. will hold outdoor services fial services Sunday at 3 p. m. | py ’ Sunday at 2 p. m, on the grounds| Boy Scout troop #1 Will give the ev” Beaver of the Pike Township School with “Pledge of Allegiance” under the \ boy. and girl scouts assisting. The| leadership of Scoutmaster James| on ao mn Bi Bo at oho Bui-

the Concordia Cemetery Associa-|

Rev. Charles M. Johnson, pastor

The services are sponsored by the

ditorium. Msgr. Dugan taught economics.

11920 to 1923. The Rev. Fr. Robert- Slavin, {O0. P., president of Providence; | College, Providence, R. I, wi | give the baccalaureat rddress at|

day ‘The service will be held. he Church of the Immaculate Goin of the college. Graduates Listed | The Indiana graduates Aare ——m| Miss Jane Rosner and Miss Joan Hayes, Indianapolis; Miss Mary| Alice Shannon and Miss Mary Rien McLaughlin, Terre Haute; Miss Jo Ann Gleason, Miss Con-|

List Graduates

Margaret Kern,

Commencement bus: Miss To Ellen Lynch, HamHel iaht mond; Miss Melba Miller, Jasper, He d Last Nigh and Miss Nancy Shindler, NewWarren Central High School burgh.

-Other graduates are! lowing seniors who received ar!

uth Schwabacher, Connecticut; Miss tor | 'plomas at the school’s cOmmence- cutherne Jane Lynch and Miss Gloria © | Boyle, Florida: Miss Carita Corbett, Miss Irvington Lutheran ‘ment last night: |Catheriné Ann Prench, Miss Patricia Fountain Sq. bo on the Point Ray Alexander, Richard | Hamilton Miss Marilyn McClusky, Miss we | Alger, Marjorie Andérson, Roselyn Ar- Mary Eilen Panksu, Miss Jacqueline I .

| Roche of Chicago; Miss Dolores Pfister, Miss Joan Duffy, | Patricia Pahrner, Marilyn Tuchy, Miss Anfie Morenry, Miss Jean - Maione, Miss Joan Fellows, Miss Marynell Murphy,

Donald "Arthur, | Patricia Ashley, Jo. Anne Baker, Jessiyn| Reatard, Lo Richey Beaver, Jane

Miss

Barbara Bray, Charles Bremer,

Boren, | Boynton,

tricia Ann Spangler, Wand’

"Lowine nan and Mary. Frances. Kneer, Kentucky; in Joan Y Kerrigan, Massachusetts,

Carl Cloud, Ivan Cordrey, Joan CorDe Donald Cox, Alice Curtis, Robert Marjorie Davis, Erwin Deerberg, ne Robert Dollinger, Beverly Dorrel, Rodney] he (Dunham, Margaret Dunn, John Endicott, Betty Eytchison, Mary eetwood

Miss Ann Ganno

Roy, Mary Magrath, Nebraska;

Michigan; ote: Miss

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R . placed in family lots by boy/of the Old Bethel Methodist Roy Fleciwood. Marjorie Polkening, | ard, 100 is Dora Paimer. New ork: | scouts following the Crown Hill Church, will give the address. Judith Moyer, Delbert Overton, Barbara | Mary Ellen Pendergast, Missouri: Mids]

Perkins, Leona Perkinson, Jack Phelps, ghirlev S8chantz. Nor

Carolyn

and sociology in the college from

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n nie Kreuzberger, and Miss Joan dren ei Id Short Evansville; Miss Mary Bedford: Miss

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Patricia Vaeth, Colorado; Miss Virginia [fa

Miss Joan Scully, Miss

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Miss Barbara Mantis, and Miss There | on, -

Frances Fivecont, Miss Nancy Adams, Miss Virginia en: 0

| 8 h Dakota: Miss Jane | Anita | Gibbons, Miss Marjorie Ann Brake, Miss

DoT 1628 Strum ve. Merritt Holman, come a “citizen of the world." 3321 Carrollton aad rT roe 304] Almost broke, he is living in.a | Belmar Ave.; Janet Polson, 512 Winthrop| dingy side street hotel in MontPry. La gh Ratcliffe, 35 wos Broad: martre. wav. Hazel Shirley, 324K. Linwood Ave, In.wartime, Davis was a pilot | and Mike Weinstein, 4801 ‘Washington jn the 924 bomb group. In! peacetime, he has been a Broadway actor, The waves of an earthquake| “What I am doing" Davis |move not only over the. surface sald, “is running away from (but in all directions Ahrough, the Would War IIL I believe in earth.” d govern: nt tai

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