Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1951 — Page 4

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years ago yestery a small group of 21 boys ‘and girls attended Assump«tion Catholic Church for com=

|. .munion services. : After half a century of fol“Jowing different paths in life, the ~class met again at Assumption JChurch for ils Golden Anniver. “sary reunion. Mass and comSpunion were conducted by the ev. Fr. Finnerty. ™ Not all the class members were sable to attend anniversary mass. ~ Two of the girls were unable Ito attend, two could not be lo“cated, and two others have died. *Three of the boys have died in “the 50 years since thai first com~munion, and one other has not “been located. , 2 But the 10 who did arrive Pana a summer trip to the maculate Conception Convent n Ferdinand, Ind. to meet with eir former teacher, Sister Mary IPlacida. . As they met for their post Feunion photograph, the class “members stood (left to right) IMesdames Teresia Kurtz ComSmons, Ida Hughy Lines, Bertha

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ZBortlein Phillips, Elizabeth .Bro- FIFTY YEARS AGO—These children thet for their first communion at Assumption Catholic

SRiley. Sister Mary Cornelia, O88, C50 ds now Sister Superiar at Assump-|

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* In the top row (left to right) Jare Dr. Michael McGinty, rather GOncerts at Parks

" Jessie Walsh, Lee Holland, James| “A. Heidilberger and John M, But-| der.

rommunion picture was made, daworker directin > First row: James Heidilberger| cling,

(left), John Butler (third from]

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Mion School Newsboys’ Band to Open After 2 Years, Woman | Gets $250 From Railroad |

Finnerty (not a class member), | The park department's summer RIVERHEAD, N, Y, June 9 program of concerts will open (UP)—Mrs. Elizabeth M. Arons,| {next Sunday at Garfield open alr 48, was awarded $350 from the|

£ And here is the way they stood theater with the Indianapolis Long Island Railroad yesterday] BO years ago, when their firstiNews Newsboys’ Band, J. B. Van- In 2 $50,000 suit for false arrest and breach of contract started! In this first of 59 scheduled park two years ago. “Jert), Michael McGinty (fourth) musical events Jeanie O'Bryan! Mrs, Arons, of Setauket, N. Y., will be vocalist and the “Merri... on July 13, 1949, a conductor | © Second row: Jessie Walsh notes, Helen Thomas Robinson, | .arused to accept her commuta-| : ition ticket and turned her over « ‘Third row: Mary Staab (cen-| Co-operaling with the park de- |, police. Mer) and Teresia Kurtz Commons partment in the series will be| Tne railroad claimed that the ~right). Local 3, American Federation of|tjcket, = Fourth row: Elizabeth Brogan Musicians, who will furnish a was used both by Mrs. Arons and “SHofmann (second from left). [group of professional band con- her daughter, Eleanor M. Arons.! 2 Fifth row: Ida Hughy Lines certs paid for by the Music Per- Mrs. Arons denied this. | S (second from left) and Bertha formance Trust Fund of the re-| The jury voted 10 to 2 in favor of Mrs, Arons. |

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YESTERDAY—Ten members of the Assumption School class of 50 years ago met for their Y Golden Anniversary reunion.

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They gave the chemical to more than 25 gouty patients. Some got it in combination with such standard gout. medicines as colchicine and salicylates. Complications of the disease, as well as attacks, may be prevented or reduced to a minimum, the Buffalo scientists believe. Benemid's chemical name is P-

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