Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1951 — Page 2

Words Offered

Dates Announced For Preliminaries

What kind of words will grammar school pupils be asked to Spell in the annual Times Spelling | ”

tice words every day from now until the preliminary spelldowns begin the week of Apr. 9. Some of the words might be in|

them carefully, First List Offered Here's the first practice list: acorn adjustable admiral adverbial aerial aged alto amply

ammonia ancestor apologize arctic article artistic axle balance balloon ‘barometer bizarre . bleach borrowed hough breath bronze bulge bullion burean bushel | butterfly buttress

"Some of these words might apy ‘pear difficult, but it's good prac-| tice to work on some of the harder | words. Study the practice lists and your regular school spelling lists. | Conscientious study will go a long way toward making you this year's champion, Dates Are Listed Any grammar school pupil who | will not be 16 before May 25 may compete. Preliminary spelldowns for grammar school pupils in| Indianapolis will be held in city park community centers. Second round of the preliminaries will be the week of Apr. 16. Semifinals will be Weld Apr. 27, and the finals Apr. 28, Marion county schools will hold their own eliminations. Two winners from each township will compete against Indianapolis winners in the semifinals, The final winner will Foidin a week in Washington, D. C. to see the sights and compete ‘In the National Spelling Bee. + « Valuable prizes will be awarded in both the local and national competitions.

onic Particles

The exact word list can't be, printed, of course, but The Times] is going to furnish you with prac-|

the official word lists, so study | .}.

Counted in Flash

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State Highway

Detours Listed

The Btate Highway Commission today announced the following detours on highways closed be-

cause of construction:

Ind. 1--North of Greendale: two miles streets and county rave), 6-~Closed immediately west of Denver in Miami County; detour one mile over t

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{ “out one mile west of! detou:

Tg, r 11 miles 1 of onleeville: 10 miles over |

out and Sonatructiton 3 Ere Haute: detour 28 miles wi, TE Road 1 14 to Road 10 In Yi .. miles over Roads I. orth of Owensville for os i, reRalr gE 15 miles over Roads ned South of Mt, Ver non; | miles We ounty roads fone i >’ pin Sater, another closed st Ohio | 4—From Road 1

Sp Ra 165. 14 and 9. erry closed at Wabash River, |

7 Hoosiers Pledged | To Purdue U. Club |

Siate LAFAYETTE. Mar 9— Seven

Hoosier students have been to the Purdue University Reamer Club, junior and senior men’s honorary. They are Alvin W. Czanderna, La Porte; Irvin W. ¥ahr, English; Ralph A. Gongwer, Wabash; James A. Graham, North Man-/ chester; Lyle E. Harris, Akron; Albert G. Leibfarth, Peru, and Paul D. Schuyler, North Judson.

Kirshbaum Opens

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