Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1950 — Page 5

THURSDAY, MAR. 16, 1950 SE ty

“Lead Roles in Operetta Assianad

Joan Hurley, William Johns, Bridget Ragan,

and Larry Becker.

Rosemary Eves a4 Max Bri. Frakin Towne sir bos For Poor , Rosemary Eves and Max Bridg|_ Frankl Town boys sor Sy age Se, Gl ps or

State members and editors for| the dally issues of the Shortridge, Daily Echo have been named for] the second semester of the school year.

8c! ne ott, Rica Simmons an esday—Marily

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Te Judy ars: en einke, Joann Sbinson. John Rumpel, Max BoRumacher, Lois mon, Marjorie Speece, Bette Zimm:

in the McKinzie . -thome., Other Max Bridgford | | Buests will be

Ed Copeland,

Rosemary Eves {Mrs. Ruth Swails, class sponsor, afd Mrs. John R. Maze

30th St., as a “p For two years,

. an. on Fito: Do oth e Merrick, El| 0; paritett.. and Marvin Bartlett: Wednesday —Nancy Ashe. Edna Bellen- {the county that en Huston, Dorothy Sue Brown, genry meisinger and Henry: Albert Cha- sels. Diane DeArmond. Ga JHelnke, Sigrid . Jan Barbara Evans, Rosalie Adcock, Bey and Ray: ahd jand and Charles: Jog Thi? ane Peek Henrietta Ri Shirley Shepard, Wayne Hummel| by. v. | senior tuden R. Harris nda Rol Scott. Mary

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bility for maintai were never built and accepted by

nized residents

{county has “no responsibility”

[were never accepted

Roads

Nordsiek Denies Fault Is County's

Marion County -todiy dumped next” ‘Wednesday

{the Board of Commissioners, cit"Ban. Wake-| ed the Westerleigh suburb, south-| Jack pur-| east corner of Kessler Blvd. and

rime example.”

indignant resi-| strom,

Ivey Compton, {Nellie Whitehead, treasurer; Mrs.

{Elsie Mae Tudor, conductress, andi Mrs.

conduct ress,

Suzie Traylor and dents of the new suburban de-| {velopment have complained to

the roads out-|

side their homes are flooded -dur-| ek, ening ordinary rajns and full of Bperopoulos. Phyllis Witte Saunt", .chuckholes all the

Denies. Responsibility Mr. Nordsiek asserted that the ner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial member for will be Tuesday in Quincy, Fia.

county highway system; he said. The development, local contracting firm, was re-|/dianapolis 33 years and was a Fields, 706 N. been qualified as a finance technical clerk with the occupation

suburb. They| Mrs. P info the/ rentiss, who was 80, died With the Eighth Army in Yoko-| today in her home. A native of hama, Japan, Pfc. Norman E.| built by a Quincy, she was a resident of In Fields, son of Mrs. Leora D.|

unty deed book According ‘to -a

survey of the property, filed with the county, the streets were sur-| berships faced with gravel. stated were approved by the city civil!

the roads!

as weather permitted. No record of such an approval [is on file in the county auditor's

Accepted by Commissioner

former. . county.

But ‘Mr. Nordsiek pointed out the roads are not a part of the|

system because!

for all official county actions.

ning “roads that to specification | the county.”

in the project!

Ena epee

office as worthy Ripple “Chapter,

installation cere{monies at 8 p. m.

Editors are Marilyn Lewis, Monday; Ann the blame for some poor county. in

who will be installed are Leonard H. Gilson,

Carols ity engineers found four MIS. Elijah Prentiss Marilyn | feet of water covering Warman | arbars in the development, during] Friday—Carolyn Aldrich, Nancy Blough, {recent rainy weather here, Mr.

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Services Arranged

|Prentiss, Marott H mont. Malcolm R. Young, fire-| ~inetd- at3 “Sit Otel, a be (Man, husband of Mrs: P. oi. Saturday in Flan-'y Young, Russellville, is a crew

terian Church, She also held mem-

[Propylaeum Association and Al-| {pha Delta Pi. {tended Wesleyan College, and be- in | engineer on Mar. 28, "1946, and {longed to the Southern Club here Haiti were scheduled to disemwere to have been treated with | es an asphalt and oil binder as soon iss, Saran Pp. Edwards and Mare They are members of the de a sister, Mrs,

commissioner, William ‘T. Ayres, Plant at La Porte went on record as accepting on|

four roads within! the project—Eugene St., 29th St.,|Strike by 170 members of the In- |.

Medford Ave. and Warman Ave!jternats lonal —into. the county highway sys- chinists (Independent), closed. the..

Mr. Ayres’ signature alone was {tives said they reached a not enough to bring the roads Wall” 2 ; under county control; He said at: for -a new contract that have VANADIUM SUPPLY least two signatures are required Peen in progress since last June. The union is asking a 10 per occur in the mountains of Peru, den, The county, Mr. Nordsiek ex- Cent pay boost on the $1.25 aver- but they are at a snow-covered morning. Damage was unestimatplained, can’t take the responsi-j*8° hourly wage now received.

However, the county has recog-|

must have access to and from| homes and is attempting to fin in some low spots.

5800 Drivers Flunk

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CUSTOMERS ENJOY

“| Broad Ripple OES In the Service— {To Install Officers 2 Local Seamen

Return to U.S.

End 6 Months

matron of Broad | | ! 1 Cruise Overseas

OES, in public

the Broad

school $j ial Pg on Se humacher 1 areday, ana roads on “real estate develop-| Ripple Masonic ling in the Navy aboard the USS On Sunda y, Landman, Friday {ment promoters.” { Templ e. —Valeour —have recently returned senior 5 Sal SE war Tocuae:~ 1s Raver. Fred W. Nordsiek. president of! Other recently {to the United States: after a six-| their mothers Janet. Jers. Janet Pade. Bustin jelected officers f

month ‘cruise overseas,

{nard L. Matthews, sons of

Mrs. DeLong {worthy patron; Mrs, Evelyn Wick-

S associate matron; Lawton St.

secretary; Mrs.

| William, chief engineman, iserved 13 years,

Mable Sparks, Associate, -

“ {completed

{Caribbean and |R. R. 2, Bridgeport, Services for Mrs.

aboard ‘the

tender, USS Sierra.

Sheffield Ave., jnember of Tabernacle Presby-

forces,

in the Indianapolis

Mrs. Cuba and

Surviving are two daughters, bark Saturday in

stroyer division 121 which Mary L. Ellis;

and aircraft in the Caribbean.

reeiemee m—m— . The part-time sailors are seniors, will sing in “The Belle {Charles A. Grannon, seaman ap-| of Bagdad,” operetta to be pros, Strike of 170 Closes Aprentice; USNR; 510-W.-Bernard dicta ar Ep Mer oi arn {Ave.; Frank: J. Swindler, chief school. } linesman, USNR, 4401 Central Other cast members are Rob- | Uy )- : : a LA PORTE, Mar. 18 (UP)--A Ave, and Roy Winkler Jr, chief! erta Marlowe, Jo Anne Ed-

Association’ of Ma-'N. Pennsylvania St.

production line of the U. ing. Machine Co. today.

8.’ Slie- and Mrs.

|ville,

“stone school, Monterey, Cal,

yesterday in negotiations

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They are William P. and Ber-| Mr. | and Mrs. W. P. Matthews, 1241] Bernard, a seaman, Mrs. enlistéd a year ago. His brother, | has | 3

Two ‘other Indiana men have training maneuvers | with units of the Navy in the Mediterranean! |areas: Donald Lee Pratt, fireman, | is aboard Elijah IL./the attack transport USS Fre-|

Pella

Sestroyert |

has

Three Indianapolis Naval RePrentiss at-|servists who recently spent liberty Port-au-Prince,

New Orleans.! has a been engaged in special “hunter-

brother, Rabe J. Love, both of killer” training with Navy subs Quincy, and three grandchildren.

rsing clerk, USNR, of 926

“TWo Indianapolis brothers serv-|

Barbara Downing

x Myron Colber Ben Davis High School music department members Barbara Downing and Myron Colber,

wards, Bernard Wurger, Patri-+ela—Kafoure,—Florenee-—Lago;

ly, Wanda Gibbons, Jane MecCammack, Robert Sutherldnd, Angleton and Walter Andrews.

FIRE DESTROYS ROOF i Fire,

1334 N. Tuxedo St.

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Census I

l -Enumerators Closed

g ke sess eAROr ES Bauder, . Barbara Weake i... “YE Evan H. | Ryner, son of Mr. E. H. Ryner, Coates-| is a member of the third! Company and union representa- class at the Naval General Line!

1 resulting from a defeeItive flue, destroyed the roof of Important deposits of vanadium the home of Mrs. Edith Hay-

this

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Leaders Named

Applications for

~The appointment of 28 crew leaders-to~ direct “ennnierators of = the 17th Decennial Census in Indiana Marion County has been announced by Henry E. Neal, |district supervisor of the census. | Bach crew leader will supervise {the work of about 20 enumerators {in the field. In addition, crew {leaders will conduct a . special {training school for enumerators 1Scheduled to begin Mar. 27. i Mr, Neal also said 510 enumer|ators have been hired to conduct [the census in the city and county {and no ‘further applications for - {employment ~ will be accepted. {More than 1400 applicants were |screened before final selection of

~|enumators.

{ Crew leaders “who will work funder Mr. Neul in the census are

a8 follows: .. wo a “| Robert J. Forestal, Ral oh I. Ajpertson, {Alva PF. Allen, James R. Bobbit, Alfred P (Branham, Emory W. Bryan, James P. { Buckner, William E. CaHos, Frank Catan zarite, Clarence J. Diicher, John W, Flynn, jBRober} PF. Gammon, Dorothy D. Guvot, {Ralph E. H es,

e Shorf, Bernarr H. Van . Wilson, Salvatore Zarro, iand Donovan A. Turk.

Property Owners Plan |Meeting for Today

| Rent controls and taxes will ibe: chief topics of discussion when {the state branch of the Property {Owners of America, Inc., meets t 7:30 p. m. today in circuit court room of Marion County Court House. J. F. McCawley, state president, will officiate. Representatives of Hoosier cities expected to attend include Earl Glass, Richmond;

(Fred F. Murray, Ft. Wayne; Merlo

Carte, Lafayette, and Ralph Mills, Bloomington,

Kiwanis Basketball ‘Luncheon Tomorrow

its .annual basketball . Inncheon | tomorrow noon in the Claypool | Hotel.

Featured will be the coaches .

of the four finalist teams in the

1950 state basketball tournament: Marion Crawley, Lafayette;

Woody Weir, Marion; Ray Eddy, .

Madison, and Gordon Raney, New (Albany. :

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