Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1949 — Page 7

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“THURSDAY >: 8 1049 AY, OCT. 6, 1949 — — THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES served were educated undermortuary will be conducted by jafter services at 1 p. m. Saturday|and, William A. Green, all of In-|T, Si A a! Orge jes; = ; {the Rev. Dr. William A. Shullen-'in the C. M. C. Wilils & Son Mor-|dianapolis, and a grandchild. ruman Signs Arms Bill service 10r which the ctimnsbip| Soins” paren Tt ConA ary. She was 2 [pastor of the wm: Prisbpuenien President Truman today signed! of The YB ietIY ey aistian urch. Mrs. Walter Nordyke of the First yterian dent Truman today signed . ving are his wife, Anna . Church will officiate in services|the we and of which be and his hosts of |C.; two sons, Dr. Robert W. Buck,| Mrs. $1,314,010,000 military aid, . May H. Nordyke, native at 10 a. m. Siturday in the Wald p friends are justly proud. His/Boston, Mass. and Dr. Joseph E. ravi ember of Funeral Home. Burial will be th. designed to bolster the - Zo service is distinguished in many|Buck, Indianapolis; a sister, Miss| LO > ie. and member of = Crown Hill. fucsids fice nations against the . Formerly Principal ay but most wf all by the|Margaret Buck, Dayton, O. and|'»® Broad Ripple * Methodist | a a el Russian military ag- to lift a patient's morale. . Of Shortridge’ High |woras~ = ° aod tour grandchildren, of Bosicn. - (Church, died yesterday in the Club, 40 Hear Doctor | Our 900k Your George Buck, prineipal of Short-| Mr. Buck was a member of the| Miss Juanita Jones 'liness of 18 months. She was 72. Dr. Philip B. Reed, statt-mem-i| YIOLIN High School from 1910 to Irvington Methodist Church, Irv-. Miss Juanita Jones, 814 N. Mrs. Nordyke, who lived in ber of Norways Sanatorium, will] 00 4941 and Indianapolis civic |In8ton Lodge, F&AM, Scottish Illinois St., native of Arkansas 3016 Park Ave. had been a resi- speak at a dinner meeting of OUTFITS leader, died today in his home, {Rite a the Ingianapolis Liter-/who was killed instantly Tuesday dent of Indianapolis for 47 years. the Decatur Central High School | 5353 College TL ‘night in an automobile cellision’ Surviving are her husband, Lion's Club at 7:30 p. m. today. mL ‘Ave. after an rvices at 1:30 p. m. "Satur on Ind. 67 near Anderson, will be Walter Nordyke; three sons, Hts subject will be “Child Guid- DIANA Music co. fllness of 18 " day in the Flanner , Buchanan buried in New Crown Cemetery Richard and Addison H. Nordyke ance.’ : FR. 1184

$ education in West Alexandria, 0. He was graduated from Wittenberg College, Springfield, George Buck O., and was awarded his LL. D and honorary degrees by the college. He was| p also thé holder of wn LI. LL.D from Butler University. * His long career as an educator began as a teacher in a one-room ‘country school near West Alexandria, and was inferrupted only for college study. Following graduation from Wittenberg College, he went to Steele High School, Dayton, O., as a teacher and became assistant principal later. Chosen First Principal When Stivers High School was founded in Dayton, he was chosen its first principal. He left there to become principal of Central High School in Duluth, Minn. He first brought his years of experience as an educational administrator to Indianapolis in 1910, when he was appointed principal of the old Shortridge High School. At the time, Shortridge had 1600 pupils and 75 teachers. It has since moved to larger buildings and more than trebled both in enrollment and teaching staff. Outside of his busy school life, . Mr. Buck was active in lodge, Open Every Friday

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Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools and a 32d degree Saturday at Mason. 5:30 P. M. Eulogizes Buck i Evans Woolen Jr., president of the school board at the time of Mr. Buck's retirement, eulogized Mr. Buck in words that are echoed in the hearts of all who

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