Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1948 — Page 13

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School No. 3 in 23 N. Rural St. was one of the city's first progressive public schools. (Inset] E. L. Norris, principal, now directs the school staff.

A SERIES OF FIRSTS: Lucretia Mott School No. 3 had not been in existence very long before the progressiveness of its staff made itself evident. Located at 23 N. Rural St, it first opened in 1905. In 1913, after two new wings had been added

"* to the original building, the first

“open window’ classes for children needing special health consideration were begun. These started under the direction of Mrs. Harry A. Schwartz. ” » s MRS. SCHWARTZ was the first principal of the institution, and served until her marriage in 1918. She was Miss Alice Hill during her administrative years. Mrs.

* Schwartz was succeeded by Miss

Cecelia Galvin in 1918. Miss Galvin served 26 years as principal and was with the school for 38 years. Under her direction the school made its first experiments in “script-print” instruction for primary grade pupils. This system, designed to facilitate reading instruction, was developed until it now prevails in the city schools.

a a8 Mrs. Schwartz moved from the city to Cleveland, O., when she left the school, but Miss Galvin now resides at 836 N. Rural St.

, near. the school with which she was associated for so many years./of School 3 is the quality of its|work of the school staff and enShe retired in June, 1944.

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Miss Cecelia Galvin, principal from 1918 to 1944, helped develop the school.

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irollment of 480 puplils.,

E. L. Norris now directs the

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To Mrs. Harden

Congresswoman Picks

Executive Secretary Mrs. Cecil Harden of Covington, newly congresswoman from the “sixth district, yesterday named Paul Squires of Indianapolis as her executive secretary. Mr. Squires has been publicity director for the Republican state committee since the first of the year. A former Indianapolis news- , he also was editor of the Tipton Tribune for three years, head of the Conservation publicity division and editor of the state publication “Outdoor Indiana” for another three years.

The 29-year-old publicity veteran is married, has three youngsters, lives now in Wayne town-

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SANDWICHED IN CHICAGO, Nov. 13 (UP) — Sheriff Elmer Walsh pulled over to the curb to t a_ sandwich from a roadside stand, but instead of lunch he picked up six slot machines. The restaurant turned out to be a gambling drive-in, flanked by slot-machine speakeasies on both sides. Pro-

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