Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 December 1949 — Page 22
i ‘THE INDIANAPOLIS TIM — FRIDAY. DEC-7, 1040 es af Allison/Schools— ~~. local Pupils Join Debatery’ Cofferencs Fen co Four Shortridae Girls = high schools. Joined. mors Man|Schoolt. sent. Students to Pare a (¥ ur. ge ; n S 2 1200" other Hoosier high school ticipate with representatives of
%, 4 : _|youths at a two-day joint con< 112 other Indiana schools at the i J 1) Eye Frolic Queen Title = fou iomyamnnsibuyim sium ist Ee ov Edgar G. Davis “| ; #8 |. Pupils Pick Campaign Managers, Colors Howe, Crispus Attucks, Short-iLegiilative Assembly.
rr. - -_ : * % % % %1 Named Successor x ; ¥ To Aid in Their Bid for Coveted Seat ; A LS Ee : | F $4 8 Vi Four Shortridge High School girls have ‘chosen al (®) MARK T “DAILY SHOPPERS’ SPECIAL” +] - vin unis J "G OR [ser an cmpuen or al ou i fore no IM OD ER > Ee rains
. : 3 Ta re Patty Ball has picked Barbara Blackburn manager and FOR SATURDAY DEC 3 | B.'L. Cruzan, with Allison 31 yellow as her color; Mary Ann Smith selected BHirley Swanson and| Owned and WIFI by Bud Grenwald Fr . 3b * years, is retiring. He served with blue; Naticy Lewis chose Don Morris and white, and Rosalyn Izor| rE
ithe company through two World oo i jasideg. is Jerry Ruriandes ag chief. Norma Stultz was associate! Stark. Wetsel's 1 Kingas's {Wars ‘n production and purghas- Lo —— Votes. costing one cent eachi®ditor. il Conitel Brand z [ing . capacities and since June 1, g T_T ’ sought . candidates and Paul Klinge, Howe biology In- Sliced Bacon . Pork Roast 1946, 'has been manager of the y managers throughout the Frolie, | Structor, was the author of an f ; > Cc | Allisori bearing division. ' to be held In the cafeteria. (article, “Extracurricular Trou- 39¢ Ars Ra | E. B. Newill, vice president of J" | = ie Re hide} T1y a Businets. Manager Ib, Skinless | General Motors Corp., and general {which appeared in ovember | = - manager of the Allison Division, an Cringe Atta his owe issue of Clearing House, educa. swe {announced that Mr. Cruzan will Sigg A Te will ‘leave todzy for the annual Lon Magazine, Seleet Beet {he succeeded by Edgar G. Davis, ud |Legislative Assembly and De-| 8.» Pof Roast , : who has been promoted from di- gail bathrs’ Conference at Purdue Uni.i. CADET PROMOTIONS in : mn 39¢ rector of bearing engineering and Mr. Davis Mr. Donl versity. {Shortridge ROTC, effective Nov, Ib. 29¢ Premium Best Center Cub
| production, oe : Winners in a recent Howe mocki 11; RAYS been annousged- by Bgl. Sant Tundne Leg of Lamb | | Placed in Charge | election who will attend include ™ yp, oo "C0 conn: Burke Whi |. Carson O. Donley, chief bearing S e er © [Morand Roth, governor; John|y, yer Far) Pike Richard Munz town km 33¢ Boiling Beef |engineer since December of 1048, "| Volimer, lleujgnant governo Sergeant first class; John Finch Meaty 19¢c ’ ' ) 1b.
; | Nancy Johns, secretary of state; : {has been placed in charge of all : Phillip Steinberg, Drew Oldham Spare Ribs | | ’ est Wind-Up Toy bearing engineering, and Vernon | Iraffic Control Keith Newman, treasurer, and mnomas Jester. : THIS 1S
| stump, superintendent of bear- Don Ross, attoriey general Sergeant; Roland Bunce, Wal- Ib. 3b¢ , MN NOT Armourfs Star
Crispus Attucks will be’ 'repre-|ter Todd, Jack Weemho tf, a ‘9 # x Ing production, has been put “ Increased Patrols sented among the 150 Indiana Charles Waggoner, Robert A SUPE Meat Loaves
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i { 7 Sugar-Cured ET charge of bearing production. . high schools by Norris Byers, Grubbs, Edward Hilgemeier, Fred MEAT MAR c P. G. Martich and B. A. Hig- Asked for Reservoir |peiman Harris, Albert, Berry,| Day, Vernon. Duke, Forrest Bow- Smoked Jowl BUT Ib. 21 gins continue as sales manager Lowell Beaver American Legion Betty Woods, Bernice Davis, Ger- man, David Ritter, David Ander: | Slice Cold or Serve Hot and chief inspector, respectively, Post at Fishers today asked for 3ldine Tate and Robert Jewell son, J. C. Bwearinger, Michael} =p. [9c Compare Our : in the bearing department, Mr. increased police protection and 2 8 = Doody, Conrad Hardesty, Bernard Prices on Meals Pork €h Every child knows the old fable about the goose that Newill said. traffic control in the area of the] CAST FOR “Seventeenth Sum- Newbauer, Marc Waggner. Tental & Goal That Are Branded OrK thops ni s | Mr. Davis, native of Chicago, Geist reservoir. mer,” Howe High senior play, has! Corporal; John Marion, Ben Ne Lean Rib Guts loys golden eggs. . . . Any child will be thrilled, as {folned Allison as a co-operative! Th ia lis Water ,/been announced by Darrell H. Alexander, Philip Cole, William T-Bone Steaks: With Names That » 3 be | aye Jndianapo Ae er. | Gooch, direct Landreth, Maurice H St You Know Ib ¢ is fife-li i student with General Motors In-|reservoif extends from northeast-| Gooch, director, . + |Landreth, Maurice Hanes, Ste- h this life-like goose waddles along, pecking the ground {stitute in October, 1931. On gradu- ern Marion County into south-; Lead roles of “Angie” and Phen James, Ronald Mitchell, Ib. 69¢ Faney Ceniar Oty and laying its golden eggs. Powered by a strong long: * |ation he became project: engineer eastern Hamilton County. |"“Jack” will be taken by Martha Jack Siebert, Paul Stehouwer, Tao Cut te Order “ih 49¢c
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| .. Ki * in engine test and two years later] A resolution recently adopted|Bolte and George Fisher when the Yuan Chen, Harold Bortz, Perry Borie
i ; > 14" "op {was transferred to the bearing by the post petitions Hamilton play is presented Jan. 26-27 at/McDole, -Robert Shepard, Robert X Atmout’s unning mows, Key ottoched . , , 935" long, 4 high. {department where he became di- County commissioners for funds 8 p. m. fn Howe gymnasium, Sacks, Richard Guess and Jerry yeiite re Cooked Hams Veal Individually boxed, rector of bearing engineering and to employ additional deputy| Other cast members will include Dixon. | Lamb Cho 69¢ ea Chops : | manufacturing in 1047. sheriffs to patrol the area. Barbara Lamb, Babs Schulmeyer][ ~ 1 m ps Ib. 39¢ x Sorry, No Phone or Mail Orders *1 | “Between 12,000 and 15,000 per- Judy. Wear, Charlot Thome, Ross DePauw Professor -B9¢c —— > Ih SE ” rg : Companion Sought |sons, largely from Indianapolis; Gooch, Robert Craig, Paul Grove, | i H ital C il [ Tb. } - | |pour into the area’ every week-|Judy Woerner, Paul Taylor, Alice JOINS ospital Counci Smoked Picnics Stark-Wetsel’s » » »* ¥ » ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ XxX ¥ ‘For Blind Woman fend,” sald Stephen W. Rhatican| Faith, David. Willams. Joyce| william B. Schiltges, president Chitferlings . 35¢ Fine Sausage y Ib.
| The Red. Cross is seeking a Of Fishers, Sixth District legion Mitzner and Mary Jo Reed will of the Methodist Hospital board One Pound 29 WATCH OUR “SHOPPERS’ SPECIALS” - JJ "aveling companion for a blind commander, and author of the prompt. © = oppo rr need eB me. 19¢ and Up" Roll 49S
{woman who wants to return to resolution. | appointment of Prof. Jerome C. DELIVER LLIB CIE RY ESA
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- . So |able-bodied, needs a“ companion. minal program on the Burton | Marilyn Cranston was editor-in-/the board's executive committee, a : 00 1° Qe | | The Red Cross suggests thatiyy,imes series of travelogs willl + ® . | possibly a French war bride would | pe presented at 8:15 p. m. Tuesday |
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