Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1949 — Page 5

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prised their eiders when wound up their show for the fit of polio victims with a p for the. sufferers.

’ 5602 College Ave., for the

Josine. the oldest of their five litplanned the proAtlas Super market = the refreshments. And!

tle da . gram. supplied

ters,

-_ will ge 0 to Ril Hos

— a RS Teminescen of Lat.

~ Ohilldren” of the community of 86th St. and College Ave. sur,

¥ Me. and Mrs Soak Gravcost

they, bene.

‘show,

* © tle Miss Muffet” and her five- .in The Times wee! minimum _ during the summer, ‘A. C. Taylor, 311 8. year-old sister, Jocille, an origi- in next kk. ;:-. Bernie . Birdh. 3 3134S. East St. Dr. Jewett said, because of sun-! I i ay . e nal interpretation of a fairy With hundreds of pictures al-. : shine, play, quantity of . green in ict A ~- dance. —Btapp. age four, «ready ‘received -and the contest. vegetables consumed. and other. Fourteen children will partici,

2 LL danced BE,

x earing A "Sunbonnet Sue.” _whe 1s 14, played a

bers and Carolyn Polsz also took!

part.

After the gay dancing and mu-

. sical numbers came to a

« Saturday night Josette Grawcock;! 7, stepped forward and said phi

__erently: “God bless all our little RE ——— =

Goods Worth $45 ~ Stolen From Cars

' * Valuables - with an worth of $945 were

take automobiles last night. St., an employee of the lege Ave, told police a s goIr clubs valued at $175 The thief broke a window, A Richmond, Va., man,

and clothing worth $370

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estimated sneak thieves from three parked’

J. J. Arnold, 2207 N. Delaware.

ard L. Martin, reported luggage cost him $25.

“"¥%200 each, were stolen from the|

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. “Cutest Baby” Contest, ‘apolis Times, 214 W. Ma St. You may submit any h of photos number of children from

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polio

able, but the best sizes are

of eyes and hair, and name,

parents or guardian. Photos Returned:

Photos will be returned if companied by a stamped, dressed envelope. =

Vicki Jo Benson, 3, 2720 E. New York St.

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et of, were,

Costs Victim $25

‘cutest” entries,

Bradley, 50, of 113 .W. Georgia The moter of the

Rich-|gt¢,, ‘house Laundromat.

was’ Mr. Bradley told police that he of the $750

“jackpot”

Seitz, also of Cincinnati, lice tional Association of Machinists. water. i : p it was parked on Michigan St, he had met in a bar. They three winners, ' includes: $16.95 said, and then crashed nr a . His only immediate survivor gunss daily dH drink plenty of A 140 E. Washington St. 1063 Virginia Ave. between Pennsylvania and Me- stopped, for no reason at .all, in|play yard, a $24 set of toys, a concrete bridge railing. Mr. Seitz is a sister Mrs. Katherine! empty box to Kellogg's Near Delaware SL. » Open Nights Till 8:30 _ Tridian Sts. early last night. A the rear of 1002 8. Holmes Ave. $9. 95 toy pony, a $30 set of Keko escaped injury. - Haight. Indianapolis. ; Mich. DOUBLE 8 YOUR. MONEY BACK __small._vent been The man stuck: a -gun in Mr. |babywear, a $15 supply of medi oo A oes Bisa Ken. stafiey's Side He sald wna LS AS12935 “BEB ‘Two saxaphones, valued at 325 -T$175 set consisting of baby car-

“Carter, ah Jostun Shelley, a 00- | a ‘star in the movie will make pernext Wednes- ©

“The winners “will be announced 5

judges face a busy time in sebeci. ing the winners. Pictures will be eligible if postmarked by mid ._night Monday. Address entries to: Indianyland and may enter any

— family. Any size photos accept-

“inches and larger. The age limit“for children 15-1 through 5 years § y On the back of each photo write Si this information: Child's name, date of birth, weight, height, color

“= dress and telephone number of

- Pictures published in The Times Haag ¢ prior to the final decision of the Drug Store at 11th St. and Col-| Buddy System’ gctes will have no. bearing on Cincinnati Man Killed - {selection of winners. Pictures are In U. S. 52 Crash Selected at random from those; ;-#tolen: from his car. while Jt. was: a. barroom buddy turned: out! received and. are not. necessarily. parked near the store last night. to be no buddy at all for Walter the “cutest” ‘last night. The experience baby will win a $299.50 WestingThe balance, of prizes, taken from his automobile while went for & little ride with a man. to be divided between the next

§ when the semester a N PTanKIn geciared. :

part-time implement for on mand for low-cost housing. o - Franklin said, the Lin has | lents = = than — any time

increased its co-operative housing |

L | Side Kids’

state health - officers today as [part of pupil preparation for the : on Sept. 6. | Dr, Robert B. Jewstt, difector, ‘ofthe division of maternal and

clations deve by the : re ii BT i 5% Fight Against poli] preventive measures

{childhood diseases a. WEST SIDE children in the cough. diphtheria and 8. Auburn St. neighborhood will J +P t a-polio-fund show tonight § 3 P of “Mr: |

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seanes are a

“the

ttactors. During winter ‘months pate in the show. They Rave al! Lan increase in. the diseases is: ready collected $58 which will he [usually recorded, the physician; turned over to the Infantile. i said, {Paralysis fund. : : = | Dr. Jewett recommended phyai-| THOS pusticipt op Wg he cal checkups for children who aT Dun thave not been examined in the | |can, 8: Jay Duncan, 8: sharon Nester, 7; Rosie Spray. 11; *3t has been found that many ThA Reynolds, 10; Gary Olsen,

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one { ehildren doing poor school work! 9: Ted “Cul x 9: Kenneth Hunter, o dy Cuban Heels 5x7 | [tT hot Slow InentAlly but AT Hunter, 12; Jennifer. Bennett, 97 {handicapped by impaired vision. | guie Camp, 8; Margaret Wil.

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hearing or breathing,” Dr. Jewett llama, 10, and Judy Olsen, ‘ | declared. : -

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ac- : ad- Louis °E. Morris, 14 {here for the past 19 years, will be fohght hel Then got vi Mail, C. 0. D and Phone Orders Filled Promptly 1364 W. 26th St. jneld-at 5:30 ‘at Tutsday cit TL Al : —— Grinsteiner’'s Funeral Home. | most at nig

A requiem high mass will fol-| results. No hn jow at 8 a. m. in Holy Cross for last 5 months!’ (Catholic Church, of which a 3 79-year-old Noble A. Gullett, 40, of Cincin- Quinn was a member. Burial wit nati; was killed early today when's in Holv Cross Cemetery. his car sideswiped another car on! Mr. Quinn died yesterday In U. 8. 52, west of Brookville, and his home, 26 N. Stafe Ave. He overturned, State Police reported. was 60. | you Mr. Gullett’s car struck another, He was a member of Indian-|

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Janding special prompt us to repeat haven't {all of Indianapolis.

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Entrants submit their photos [

decision of the judges will be

t Georgia i Tandy, 1430 Cornell Ave, one of

erash near Bloomington Wednes{day morning, willbe held -at-2 |p. m. tomorrow in King & King Funeral Home. Burial will be in New Crown Cemetery. She was 49. The casket of the Hopkinsville, Ky: native who was burned alsh DEY ond... recognition. in. the close 4

andy had lived in Td was employed as a maid. Presi] was a member of the Bethlehem {

Surviving are her mother, Mrs four sisters, Mrs. |

Pollard and Mrs. Kathryn Miller, and two brothers, Nathan and Theodore Williams!

« Services for Russell E, Harper,

will tomorrow -in {the Moore & Kirk Irvington Mor=i tuaty. Burial™ will be in Crown

| “Mr. Harper died yesterday in {his home in Kokomo. He was 50. Ind. survived by a daughter, § Mrs. Virginia Rose Martin, Tndi-'g anapolis; a son, §iraham Harper, Ft. Wayne; his father, James O.

Philaand a grandchild.

2d Cyclist in Week

Richard 0. Ely, was struck down .by an automobile early today operated by a driver who struck a 12-year-old bicyclist just a week ago, police reported. | LaPearson Pittman, 19, of 422 charged — with reckless driving after, he struck Officer Ely at Michigan and Noble The officer was treated and

Police records show that Pitt

rested last week after he struck’ ‘a youngster at Clayton and DearHe was to face trial in Municipal Court on Aug.

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