Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1950 — Page 4

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ “Indianapolis Public Schools Lovisville Man 'Off to Good Start" for "507°, Teach Laymen

a ie M. Dorr of Louisville,’ Outlook for Year Is Bright, Retiring

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Wyandotte Cave Trip {vith ‘propellers in front to HOW TO STOP IT

Boy Scout Troop No. 83, SPob-|tne craft” through the air were IN ONE HOUR (sored by the Indianapolis Va- “ " NOT PLEASED, your 40c back. Ask y po called “tractors” in contrast with! any druggist for this STRONG fungicide,

, banker and active Episcopal | £35 Da will instruct a Laymen's|Ti€ty Club, will take its 2280S earlier “pushers” which had pro-| spus: Made with 90 percent alcohol. it Superintendent, Virgil Stinebaugh, Says Today st Hook's DependCity schools are “off to a good start” and the outlook for the

Trainin Conference Saturday overnight hike this week-end 10 faster. 8 yi & pellérs in the rear. | able. Dru Siores, (year is bright, according to Virgil Stinebaugh, who is stepping out’

and Sunday in Wyandotte Cave. a ti ld a ks as a member of the board of school commissioners.

p Sherwood House, mhe scouts will camp in five Mr. Stinebaugh, who is retiring effective Sunday as superin 1 BUY NOW! 2 A b / § eited to 1 o ed e o aN ave

Shai N. Merwitan large tents in the woods sur-| E Mr. “Dorr, as rounding the cave. tendent of schools, cited to the board the progress the schools have made in the six years and seven months of his leadership.

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