Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1948 — Page 12

Fins at Ceremony

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FA Ng a The humen body is the . traditional ceremonies this eve-

ning in the formal gardens back!

complicated mechanism ever cre- of the Ball Nurses Residence at! Ls the University Medical Center Cn ota Not alo fi proces ae | campus. thoroughly | The program will open at 7

o'clock, with Dr. C. O. McCor-| mick Sr. clinical professor of ob-! stretics at the I. U. School of Medicine, as principal speaker. Pins will be presented by Jean L. Coffey, acting director of the nurses school, assisted by [Miss Jessie L. Groves, class spon-

sor. Receive Appointments Some of the graduates, completing their three-year course! today, will remain at the Med: ical Center hospitals to begin’ their careers, while others have received appointments to other hospitals and institutions. Members of the graduating class include Miss Gertrude Bluemel, Miss Marcia Geckler, Mrs. Miss Colleen Leak, Miss Margaret Morris, Mrs, ViFgina Fuhr-

PARTLY CLOUDY AND. CLOUDY AREAS

Powers, Miss Helen- Wohlifing,

Mildred Wood, all of Indianap-| ofis, ‘Others are:

Also Miss Mari] k, note Bien oP arse at hts Train Hits Truc

J Fulk, od Para Bue i Jen-|ger: train at the Emerson Ave, the Severin Roof.

ings, LoFontaine; Mis Beverly Gundets ge rond Ol Cal Miss Robe ria CFOSSING early today. Hunneshagen Roe! 3 Mrs, Jane Tur+

oy Hutson,

Miss Mardlou J ady, Muncie; Miss Bar- [lege Ave, driver of a Solopia) Year.”

Miss Inga Sranbers. Gary.

STAMI' CLUB TO MEET The Indiana Stamp Club will

stop. rane, “When I saw the train bearing Manufacturers

Antlers Hotel. time,” he said. - |today.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Joan Parker Lawiis, TW WG SATS PUND COP 1848 OW. L.A WAGNER ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. TONIGHT AND TOMORROW-—-Cool weather is forecast for the East and the Far West. In man Meves, Mrs. Esther Pollard| the inland valleys of Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont; frost is predicted. Meanwhile, Southern-

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Davisson, ner; Mrs. Enlow, Tho sin ‘on, Snigw, Thientows. Sey: when ‘his truck was wrecked by gest will be the speaker. at fhe =

At the meeting the club will Boston Vernon Strawn, 24, of 2433 Coi- announce the “Member of

at the crossing was mot. working Chamber of Commerce, has been New Orleans and he saw the train too late to|appointed to succeed H. M. Coch- Siluneas ony secretary of the Indiana Omaha Association, TN meet at 7:45 p. m. Friday in the/down on me I jumped out just in manufacturers board announced San j Francisco .-

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AREA AIR slow | | RAIN

Miss Barbara Swarm and Miss ers will also feél the change as thermometers drop into, the 60's iin the Gulf States and Tennessee. Warm weather still clings to the Southwest. Very little rainfall is expected anywhere in the nation.

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Grahe Miss th Bloomington: diss vues: swe. Koto Driver Es ‘At Optimist Luncheon mo; Miss Lids Anderson, Knightstown: capes —Sept. 1 i— Miss Vera Andress, Geneva; Miss Jane, { William H. Fetridge of Chicago, Sunrise. 6:12 | Stine, iortartie: Me n ting-| ~ A bakery truck driver escaped editor and vice president of Pop- Precip. 24 hits end. 7:

Mizabeth with only a scratch om his finger ular Mechanics and Science Di- Total precip. since Jan. Tors an

following table shows the tempera-

pote |® Pennsylvania Railroad passen-| Optimist Cluh luncheon Friday on tare yesterday in other cities:

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a tet. Bary a Troe Tr rare enefee, Vincennes: Miss Mary Mitchel {yy by jumpt m the af ous Ft. Worth ...... (ly: M rey Moore, Wes ury umping fro. en fae Tags yaa sort. sar a cab a moment before the train SUCceeds Cochrane | Indianap, Jin (City) : Nichols, Boswell. Miss Joella Nordnorn, Struck the vehicle, - | A.C. Conde, for 10 years secre- Los Angeles .. Princeton Mrs. Cf Masietin, ; Penning, ‘an: Strawn said the flasher signal of the Michigan City, Ind. I Polis: st Paul |

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