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| THURSDAY, MAR. 24, 1049 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES iim EN PAGE 7 School News— Local Seaman [School News— Gali Lipton le [BIGGS Services Former Times [Beer Raid Fails mixed te cer amid re Promotes 14 i 7 Howe High Students To Be Tomorrow Reno Hit Dis. A Little Flat ited datas care hol : | . | Services for Mrs. Lula Braggs. | | vie ono Sunday 1 sales| i - In Tech High i h ¥ Lead High Hono F Rol }. Ware, ‘Sus am ay. wo Services for Fredrick A. po a dy Car] A Great Relief For

¥ I. . °* ) b . ' | , (Freddie) Hedges, former police 3625 E. Terrace St. in" Municipal) ad Indigestion dents led the school's high hONOL ins. © Bever's ~Weevie: aails Whitexer, daughter, Mrs. Frank Baden, 1235 ¥ A ’ Sgt. Campbell Lists

. +11 beat reporter for The Indian- Court 3 yesterday said their] roll with straight-A cards for the Mary Pearcy, Dwight Alexander, Suzanne N. Grant St., will

our be held at 2 p.m apolis Times, will be held at 1 trouble was they moved too fast. Stomach Distress { first six weeks grading period. gichard’ Dismore Patricia Baker, Pred- tomorrow in the P- M. tomorrow in the G. H. Herr-' Police Officer Clarence Lohman A corrected stomach condition will They were Jack Barker, Delores trick Boling. Mary Jane Crider. Norman Hinsh a wmann Funeral Home. Burial will testified that he went to Clark's A corrected Sof I Jones, Robert Bohn, Marilyn Doyal. Murilyn Fuller, Nancy Haas. Bar- Funeral Home, be in Floral Park. home in civilian clothes Sunday, diately. Yes, this fact has been time=

Bowers, Jeannette Ross, Janet Jars Havens Rover: Hennings Annette Sheridan Ind Mr. Hedges who formerly lived Mar. 13 and asked to buy a beer. tasied and proved by Doctors. So

Keith, Marierie Theising, Janet Viantis,

¢ ! " - why Ww to Dorman and Norma Stultz. Donna Welte, Mar'orie =~ Worthington, ‘ {with his mother, Mrs, Mary B, He said that Clark was just sell- why wait when there is no need ' + Jul ‘ Shan. will fol- S him the beer when he gud- continually carry a lump in your . | Others on the high honor roll, foehard PAum, Juila Schon. Anne Hedges, in 1710 E. Ohio 8t., died Ing him th : tise after ——— ROTC Advancements; were: maul Jump. Marictie Stuts. Ardith low there, early today in Billings Veterans denly whisked it back and sald: stomach and feel rable ‘Sketchbook’ Planned Janet Parker. David Williams. Jane Whipple, Kenneth Whitaker, Mary Kath- 4 d Mrs. EB

: , , every meal, _'Hospital. He was 39, 8it down and wait-=the poiies An appetizing portion of SSS i ¢ Born in Indianapolis Mr. Hed. are coming.’ At that moment mani; pefore meals does wonders for Sjanapoiis iy ges lived here most of his life Officer Lohman's partner, Sgt. the stomach. This famous medicine of her ; 3

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M. Sgt. Willlam T. Campbell, / High School ROTC commandant, |

tod ced y y r. Dennis Reilly came through the contains no soda or other alkalizers, { kson, J Hocke th, Judith Killion, Suhre. Barbara Lamb, Marjorie Little ~ 4 before moving to Louisville, sev- ) : gis, os Muse ay Fucrel paigice, Jeane le Do | nan Methiingat. Sits Miler. Javes Mita. ing been 22 ®™" eral months ago. He was stricken d00r. a Which Siually Ietard digestion. po: / Aer Paula ' an, » . , 8 Hot "ae aa Jim Husston: Jans Koven. Watton Laetsch. Jean Piva, Lait Frederik Doroity| Mrs. Braggs Bouts, Of the here 10 weeks ago. ~———— stead, S88 Tonic with its highly po: hy Promoted i jot Badger) Janet Paxton. Anna Avpiesate, James K Gerstner, Judith Meltod Barbara 8chul- vision welding department for the Mr. Hedges came to The Times 7 stomach 80 it may release its own : were 24 Lt. Harry Hall an rs Bravia Ruy I NE meyer. Mary BSusank« .Wiiliam Branson. 'v i : as a copy boy 4n 1931 and re. digestive juice ( ochloric a | M RL Anne Moreland, . Neaacy Johns, G 4 2 oh P) 3 Lt. Charles Rodgers. i ¥ . An avis alu Taylor, Thott al *Virsinia Bruce. Dow Past five years. She was 58. Surv, ined on the staff six. years. to break-up food for body use and Cadet 2d Lia. Richard Fleming Ry CHER wis. ant | SE Lo. Sotents, toctutedadSkoi%d St PPSMIID FIE Lore Ge 4 Her Ors Daly Sein tha’ ome bo wis send Ses ON sat nied Bumads i r A . . » 9 Jerry Jackson, Richard Jackson Riley Chilton, son of Mr. and pilckis plbraham. Marianne Barbaral Willlam - Frazer and Arthur FARA to the police beat and earned the Don't let Backache. Rheumatic Pains, Of thousands of people,. without : and Robert Summers were pro-| mrs, Riley Chilton of 526 E. Cex. Marin Cranston Barbara Davit..., Broad Ripple High A reputation of being one of the woowList Backache, Deumaric Paina. | any organic trouble or focal infece moted to. cadet 1st Neutenants. | Epler St., is serving as a sea- Raver Field, Par Calince. Borel umey, PP & - . joutstanding “live wire” police Pains, Swollen Ankles, or Circles Un- tion, to really feel better, more vige Others were: Sgt. Thomas Mas. man apprentice on the staff of |Graves, Joyce Gulleson. Mary Jane Hicks, School Jufiiors, led the school’s FOE UNIT PLANS PART reporters of the Dillinger era. der Eves, dus to non-organic and non- orgus, better able to enjoy Li ng... ket to sergeant first class; Don-| commander fleet air wings At- [son Earle Jonson nce Pom Ho pigh honor roll with 20.5 points Ladies Auxiliary, Fraternal A graduate of Manual High make you fea! old and miserable with- | ,, 12ke none le ald Inman and Donald McClarney| |" Le

out. try EX. U rst tively-proved medicine to relieve lantic, at the Naval Air Station, |, Lois Josim. Jane Keith. jane Kirkhofl eqcn for the first six weeks grad- Order of Eagles, will sponsor a School, he worked two years in out trying CYSTEX. Usually the first | tively-p : : necht, Jenn ol !

{ ! y h A { CYSTEX starts to work imme- your misery. Take 8SS to tone-up from corporals to sergednts, and| Norgolk, Va.~He entered naval [Kreme Cora Lane, Norma Lich. Loi {c period public card party at 8:30 p, m. the refrigeration department of 39 of C sa John Ballard, Aubert Dozier, in M {Loudon, Katheryn McCartney, Jane Mar- .

diately helping nature clean out excess your stomach, whet the appetite : - today in' the Eagles Temple, 43/Armour & Co. after leaving The pik rgd hs Bp which often cause build-up blood strength! Ge 888 Others on the high honor roll y

service in March, 1048, and re. shail. mrmes. Matnews. Jul “Moore W. Vermont St. Miss Mary Times. many pains, aches, soreness and stiff | Topic from any Drug Store today.

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Donald Ruskaup and William Bupp from privates 1st class to

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§ \ , annie Christoffel, Shirley Craig. Carol were elected “Pretty Coleen” and Racamel, David Schults, Randal Tower | Dorothy Harbold, Bardhra Jones, William fannie Alice Emhardi. Jay Hanselmany, “Handsome Lad” at the recent The band is directed by Delbert Dale - ee

| - “Tob B nui > d Ha old Doris Hansen, Janet ert Joyce Sauer - ¢h will also sing. Members Schlueter, John Schwa an Told Shirley Peterson, Robert Surman, Phyllis Tech Shamrock Swing. . lure rary Jane Martin, Mary Lou Piyton, Thoman Yater

—————— Nancy Snyder. Betty Wilson, Janet Heller,! Completing the list of players for Act II Jane Adams, Charles Aldag, David Al! I . n, Carole Barrett, Ann “ . 0 st!” will Peggy Cantrell, Jackie Maddox, Marilyn are Patty Manley. Phyllis Jones. Jo Ann Vis, Tom Barden Forty-niners G We t in Kellr, Ruth Gish, Virginia Goodwin, Bue Kennedy, Bill Collins. Joan Troxel. Sam Chase, John Lyman. Nancy Lowe, Kathryn be the theme of the “Sketchbook

Neff, Mary Rithmiller. Jean Thiery, CaroStayton and Rosemaree Haltom Long, Ivan Wilson, James Abbott and ] to be presented at Tech gym-| Another scene will be presented by the J. B. mith Bo oroodtll. Jang Zalser, Kenneth Appel, Boys’ Chorus. Members are Bob Berting, “Califor Here We Are’ will jeathryn Berry, Mar.yn Bestandig, Barnasium Apr. 1. Act III “California Her 4 bara Bonewits, Shirley Hanson, Tom

Ray Van Busum, James Schwomeyer, Rich- |, 0 0" p, hovd” gtanfield, Joe Seiter, J 1 | 4 ’ R acks, Joe Miller, John Stark, ichard C. 8. Stewart will direct the ard Berryman, Frank Morton, gi Patricia Bradway, Mary Lou Hurley, 8aB- Turmail, Faeann Van

0 . Meter, ichard immell, John Newman, Max Lance, x ta Moon, M Lou w r ig student production and Robert Sullivan, Dan Duffer, Henry Bmith and ek Teta br rl i Rv Ant on. Wien. Cook, Barbara Gwyn. and William Moon will| Russell Jeffries = = 0 Hawkins Janet Spall, Judith Chance, Jo Rita Perry. (Parmer, Judith Helms. Ruth Hubbara, have charge of instrumental and and Betty Roberts complete the cast for SArbara Lazzell, Virginia Smith Patricia Carolyn Kensinger, Jane Kilger, Barbara

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