Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1951 — Page 5

' WEDNESDAY, APR. 25, 1051

81 From County In Finals ‘at IU

High School Contest Winds Up Saturday

Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, Apr. 25 — Marion County high schools will be represented by 81 students in the annual state high school contests in Latin, Brgiish and mathematics beginning at 9 a. m. Saturday in the Indiana University men’s gymnasium, The 998 regional winners will compete in the finals, Marion County high school students who are regional winners are: Technical Hf¢h School: Richard V. Cross, Robert W. Martin, Harry J. Clay,

and Andrew Hughey, geometry; Carl M. Fain, Leo E. Zickler, John M. White,

= |terday in her home at 6214 E. 21st here.

St. She was 71. Mrs. Thomas wds born in Hancofk County and ‘was a membe

Church here. Services will be held at 10 a. m. Friday in Moore & Kirk North-| east Chapel. Burial will be in| Gravel Lawn Cemetery, Fortville.| Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Ilean Barnes, Indianapolis, | and Mrs. Dora Axe, Solsberry; three sons, Andrew J., William A., and Emerson O.Wisehart, Indianapolis; a brother, John Brooks, Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Nellie Jeffers and Mrs. Lucretia Jeffers, both of Indianapolis; 21 grandchildren and 22 great-grand-

ELEVENTH HOUR—The Pontchartrain, pictured here, is away -|children. | |

Robert James: mie sien wvinam | from its home port for 30 day periods while it patrols an ocean |Mrs. Millie Martin

Joyce Ann Steinker, algebra; William L.

uauserl, W. ede James, Clayton b. Ray| station 10 miles square. The duty to which it is assigned is called: (A) Harbor Patre! (B) Weather Patrol

and Edward Bb. Langretd, comprehensive math. Ben Davis High School: Patricia Grosdidier, Uwignt Abbott, and Barbara Ureyer, algeora; Marion Smith, Shirley Engieman, Robert Mock, geometry: Fatr-

Services for Mrs. Millie Martin, (C) Ice Patrol whe dled Monday in her home at| . . llefontaine St., will be (D) Seal Fishery Protection held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in! " Moore & Kirk Colonial Chapel.

a 88 . ® » cia Ann Roach, Ann Dunn, Anns M Burial ine, ee: Wie Last Photo Due Tomorrow [Comin © Averen

Scnerer, comprehensive math; Verna J.|

Montgomery, Blanchard Smith and Bar-| "St hm ns In Coast Guard Contest St. Agnes High School: Carolyn Flynn,

Deioris Kramer, Alice Wartn, and Joan C. Mcaanon, English; Maureen Feeney and |

Mrs. Martin, who was 72, was born in Otisville, Mich. She had {been a resident of Indianapolis |65 years and was a member of

Final picture in The Times Coast Guard contest will aPPear'yictory Missionary Baptist

5 s ‘a; Merrilee Hol-| Mary A anne auvil, seometry. |tomorrow along with the official entry coupon. Church. She was formerly em.-|

lenkamp ana Adrianne Auvil, geometry. Manual High Scnool: Wayne Brehob, |

First prize is a two-day visit to the Coast Guard Academy in

The contest is open to all boys between the ages of 13 and 17 ployed with Thorp Awning

Linda McMurray and Kathryn L. Weiland, |in the circulation area of The Times. algebra; Robert Shaefer and Charles |

Shoppe, Inc., 20 years. | Survivors include a son, Har-

SArDe. comprehensive ‘mask, [New London, Conn., plus a day in New York as guest of Republic) 14 w = of Indianapotls

Broad Ripple High School: Margaret]

Warner and Ralph Young Jr. algebra; Pictures’ for the premiere of their Carol Chapel, Louglas R. Paaen, Marilyn | “Fighting Coast Guard” film.

Other Prizes Listed The second place winner will fred L. Wisner and John M. Mutz receive a $50 U. 8. Savings Bond)

secometry. land third place winner, Shortridge High School: Thomas Jen: gq, ying Bong.

Schetter, Jane Zaiser, Nancy Stacsus, and Janet Wert, English; Alice M. Emhardt, Pete’ Schudder, and George Seidensticker, comprehensive math: Paul Zearley, Wil-

kins, Neale Jeffries, Cynthia Munro, and|

the Coast Guard Academy at New London, {Conn,”

{first on correctness of answers in the quiz. Those entries having the correct answers! Jil then be judged upon the entrant's Who died yesterday in his home| as indidated in the accompanying state. at 4030 Carrollton Ave., will be

ment. {held at 2 p.m. Friday in the Grin-|

| . > { Fred Hinnenkamp | Judging Entries—Entriés will be judged Services for Fred Hinnenkamp,|

Deadline for entries is Monday.

{ F The winner will arrive in New York on steiner eral Home. Burial|

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Local Deaths Mrs. Harriet C. Bines Services Arranged |

Services for Mrs. Harriet C.' A native of Columbus, O., Mrs.

who died Monday

of Mount Zion United Brethren Star.

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and John Shonle, comprehensive math; John L. Kleiderer, Bfroymson and Robert Fister.

Thomas Carr Howe High School: Kathryn A. Merkel,

rickson, English, Cathedral

Crispus Attucks High School: Davis, English.

T. row. After the contest ends submit

High School: Latin; ONE: Copies of the 12 pictures clipped

and Ralph R. Powell, Michael Cowan, geometry.

High School:

EN Bernice 3 1100 words: “Why I Would Like to Visit

jctures appeared Apr. 15 in The Sunday

imes. If you missed any of the pictures,

John | PACK copies may be ‘purchased at the IS YOUR PRESENT HOME Alice }

front desk of The Times office.

Nancy J. Mowrer, geometry: Sue Schalf-| How to Enter—Follow the picture quiz May 8, visit the Coast Guard Academy on Will be in St. Joseph Cemetery. |

. ,|froff day to day and select the correct ner, Willsm C. Arbaush. Peggy J. Cox |answer to the question asked with each Hav. he read of highting Coast | A native of Batesville, Mr. Hin-|

Gus | Picture. The first of the series of 12 Guard” on May 11.

(nenkamp had been a resident of Indianapolis 75 years. He was a member of the Loyal Order of

. °" When to Submit Entries—Don’'t send any TOO LARGE or too small? Sell it Moose No. . Hatcher, Paul T. Jump and Beverly Hend- Y/HED 8 Som oe ave been. pubs 17. A former canning

lished. The last one will appear tomor- NOW! The Springtime is the time company employee, he had been |

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should be pasted on separate sheets of home NOW with a capable real esKenneth B. paper and clipped together. Harmon and Robert Eldridge, comprehen-! TWO: An entry coupon on which vou sive math; Marlene Sterling and George have checked th C. Weber Jr. geometry; Wilma J. Ebert, entry coupon wi

e answers, The officialiof mearly 250 of them in the pa dimes SDmorTOW, along with the last con- ! Classified Columns of The Indian- rs.

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tate broker. You will find the ads Kreis, both of Indianapolis.

Laura Ross |

Services for Mrs. Laura B. Ross, who died Monday in her! home at 1230 W. 19th St., will be

kle West Michigan St. Funeral |kle West . Michigan Street Funeral Home. Burial will féllow in Mrs. Ross, who was 78, was born in Rockport. She had been a resident of Indianapolis 38 years. . | Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. | !Lillian Brock, Chicago; a son, Ralph, Indianapolis; two step|sons, Edgar and Charles, Indianapolis; two grandchildren and a great-grandchild. J |

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{will be buried in Crown Hill fol-| |lowing services at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Conkle West Sixteenth Street Funeral Home. She was 57 and lived at 2142 Dexter Ave. Born in Owen County, Kentucky, Mrs. Moore had been a resident of Indianapolis 45 years and |was a member of the Unity Meth-| odist Church. She was employed as a leather sorter with American! {Leather Products Co. 30 years. | | Survivors include her husband, | {William A.; two sons, William E.! {and Bruce L., Indianapolis; two jbrothers, James Ogden, Indianapjolis, and Harvey Ogden, Bridge{port, and five grandchildren.

Ben C. Heath | | Services for Ben C. Heath, former Indianapolis resident, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Carjrollton, Ky. Burial will be in| { Madison, Ind. | Mr. Heath. who was 59, died| {Monday in his home in Sanders.| Ky. He had been a resident of] Indianapolis 52 years before mov-| ing to Sanders in 1945. For 18 years he was an employee of the American Can Co. here. { | Surviving are two daughters, {Mrs. Doris Mitchum and Mrs. Virginia Schrowe, both of Indianapolis, and a brother, Ed, of ‘Sanders,

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