Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1948 — Page 6

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Davis Pupils To Give Comedy

Announce Cast For Two-Act Play

“Off a Pewter Platter,” a twoact comedy, will be presented by the Ben Davis High School dramatic club at 8:15 p. m. Nov. 13 in the school auditorium under the direction of Mrs. Elsie B. Ball, Heading the cast are Veronica Pacala, Pat Maguire, Myron Colber and Bernard Wurger. Supporting roles are played by Donald England, Patsy Connor, Lucille Wilson, Joe Phillips, Maude

Jackie Hanneman, Ruth Barton, Sue McMahan and Victor Kendall

Stage managers are Bill Ketrow, Richard Jackson and George Bauder. The stage crew consists of Jo Ann Edwards, Floretta Potter and Joan Gerking. Joan Perrott is property chairman and] Rita Gill is in charge of costumes. Betty Lou Kernodle is business manager. Led by Ann Abbott with 16% points, a total of 75 pupils received high honor roll honors at Ben Davis for the first grading period. Ninety-eight pupils are listed on the honor roll. The high honor roll includes:

15 Points—Jane Anne McCammack, Joan Wilson; 14% Points—R Ann Biers,

combs; Arnold, Jack McMahan, Pauline Strakis, Evelyn Poe, Carolyn Valentine; 13 Points—Richard Emmi Kathleen Irrgang, Ned Wilson tty yingham, Betty Wybenga; 12%4 Points-—Betty e, Charles C. Carpenter, Patricia Cloud, Janet Colber, Betty Cornwell, John De Rome, Ann Dun: astridge, Roberta ar

Betty Call, Wayne Edmonson, Barbars Heath, Peggy ts, Anita Roberson, oretta ahanpabl Velma Whitis, Shir-| ley Whyland, uctile Wilson, Lynda Belle » |

11% Poirits—Lols Bauman, Rosemary Brown, Esther Cronkhite, Carl Fuller, Betty Lou Kernodle, Lorraine Kettleson, | Joan Perrott, ry Ringisspaugh, Bar-| Cal. Sa. HEL th : 1 Earl Armb s Wiliam Arnold, - Eileen Atkinson. Ces Conk! Dts Stak. Martha Cronkhi lems: ayne , Ri rR a A Jean Neblett David Raisor, Maude Shaw, Tole Sait Elizabeth Vogel, Wilma WeakThe following 98 made the honor roll: 10% Points—Mary Margart Ba; y re bara Bartlett, Lots Bray Daslens Brown. Janet , Joanne Deck, Doris maine, Wanda Bivbore "Sa Mik Ser cuth, Mar orie Jones, Poo ly ours, Ci Lincks, Bette rns William Tobi N enriotis Von Asbury, Rosalyn Clark, Kenneth Dutton, Jannepsy Eichmiller, Ellison, Glenna Green, ype Hamblen, Eleanor Hyiton,

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RED FEATHER!”

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rides. Marlowe, ~ Veronica|T8d Count Von Preysing, German | gacrament was administered Oct. sy Bois Roach. Thelma Butts, Catholic cardinal, was in critical/24.

KIDS LOSE—More than $2000 in school funds were taken last night from this Decatur Central High School safe being examined by Hollis Adams (left), principal, and Earl Goodall, custodian. The

izations of the school and the cafeteria. . condition today, hospital authoriGerman Cardinal lI ties reported. The Cardinal, 68,

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{One-Time Union Leader Here Dies

president of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters (AFL) and former Indianapolis resident, died yesterday in the home of his sister, Mrs. Frank Volker, Elizabeth, N. J. He was 75.

THURSDAY, NOV. 4, 19438

J. T. Cosgrove Former Carpenters’ Leader

John T. Cosgrove, past vice

Mr. Cosgrove, a native of]

Elizabeth, came to Indianapolis

in 1915 when he was elected,

viee president of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters. He| remained in that office until 1929 when failing eyesight forced him to retire. In 1939 he moved back to Elizabeth.

He was a member of S88 Peter

and Paul Catholic Church and Elks Lodge No. 13 in Indian-| apolis, and the Knights of Columbus in Elizabeth.

Among his survivors are four

Services and burial will be in Elizabeth.

‘Ambassadors of Song’,

At Mutat Tomorrow The Ambassadors of Song will, be the attraction on the Indianapolis Town Hall Series program at 11) a. m. tomorrow in the Murat Theater. {

Familiar to radio listeners, the male octet will be heard in a concert of classical and popular music.

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