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x | | enterprises, will attend the spe- Mother and Baby Care Class ‘cial “Field Economic Mobilization starting Thursday, Aug. 19, | |Course. The three-week course will go| | Naval Reserve officers mustiinto session on Monday and 'make their applications for ad-|Thursday afternoons from 1 to | mission at least six weeks before 3 p. m. in the Red Cross chapter the starting date to the Com- house, 1126 N. Meridian St. | mandant of the Ninth Naval Dis-| Registratiton for the course is trict. : through the Home Nursing Dept. | of the Red Cross, |

FOR PLAYTIMS

INDIANA will get into the international youth ‘ hostelry movement in 1952 with 10 hostels in the southern portion of the state. Work on the first of the series of 10 is now

» u = SEASON FOR THE whopping ¥ 48 { big Hoosier ‘posies has rolled * BARRY BISHOP, Denver Uni-| around again, with reports of versity student, fell out of bed | fantastic flowers. ’ and broke his eonllar bone. Three| under way at Harrodsburg, 11 miles south of : W. 'C. Marlow, 6251 N. Dela- weeks ago he climbed 20,000 foot Bloomington on Ind. 37. ree —— ware St., said he has an 8-foot Mt. McKinley without mishap. {

. 2 | i i 13rd. - Bate ji mm —— —— The Indiana hostels, located one WHERE TO GO dahlia in his backyar day's traveling time apart, will ERE seems small compared to the 11-

Variety Show, featuring Walt foot dahlia reported by Mrs. : take advantage of three state Y ' 9 parks — McCormick's Creek, Jackson's Band. Free. Garfield Sadie Robey, 443 Agnes St. 8 \ WN 2 3

Mi me Sol ark. “m. It may be unfair to dahlia fans, ARR Spring Mill and Brown County— Park. 8 p but Mary McCauley, 402 W. 39th FA L#S.

and three state forests—Jackson Twilight Leagues Amateur St., has a sunflower which meas-

County, Yellowwood and Morgan- Baseball. Free. Vestal Steel vs.

Monroe. : Art Sacks at Riverside 3. E. C, t's : Travel between the hostelries 1s Atkins vs. P. R. Mallory at Riv. PAY OFF IN INDIANA on

Fy » . i ! . : lt roar) ertide |. South Side Sains wi, (Blue Cross and Bie Sweld | : o ington, is president of the South-| Allison Jets at Rhodius I. All 7 "0 0 cen ‘more than $3 AN OLD FRIEND in u n ers ern Indiana Council of American games at 6 p.m. million to doctors and hospitals. | 2h

Youth Hostelries. | -Marion - County Fair! New | More than $6 million has been!

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s x = i Bethel. All day. paid out during the first six] RO RS AXD PACERS J Ts months of 1951, with payments] Shirley Brothers' Irving Hill chapel is an "o!d friend" | wi e pounding the mile dirt All entries in open competition for Indiana subseribers confined o ead rs ie TCE Toh a HD Dl ave or ITrad Ty rE eae ere nna to many Irvingtonians and East Siders. This is bee There are simply HUNDREDS of different kinds of items that can be sold QUICKLY of $177,000 at the Indiana State tonight, hospitals as far away as Istan- cause the chapel has occupied the same site, at | |

Fair this year, av Eight feature races will have ROLLING OUT the carpet, ME purses between $10,000 and $35,- members of Community Councill PERSONS PLANNING parent-| 000 during the six-day racing 47 of the Daughters of Ameri- hood can get the lowdown on how| slate, starting Sept. 1. The har- ca will fete their National Con- to handle a diaper and manage a|

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ness events will be preceded by dustor at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the mother in the new Red Cross ers way of doing things, it recently became neces- turned info CASH for your vacafion, bills, repairs, an eight-race card of Thorough- club hall in Maywood. : [ sary to expand the Irving Hill facilities in order to

breds on Aug. 31. | In addition to National Conaon. ductor Mrs. Louise Tegeler of

AN INDIANAPOLIS man has Maywood, Mrs. Hazel Cook of just received the highest civilian Maywood, National Deputy for : decoration for exceptional civilian Northern Illinois, also will be service awarded by the Air Ma- honored. terial Command at Wright-Pat-| Guests will include Past Naterson Field, Dayton, O. {tional Councilor Mrs, Pearl TayRaymond E. Drake, son of H./lor of New Albany and State R. Drake, 330 Bosart Ave, was Councilor Mrs. Mary Roush of given the citation “in recognition Indianapolis, Juanita Clark is of outstanding services in the Chairman for the event.

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MORE THAN $24,000 in prizes. An abbreviated version of the will be at stake for Hoosier 4-H Industrial College of the Armed members entering competition in Forces in Washington will be set the Indiana State Fair, opening up here Jan. 7 through 18, 1952, Aug. 30. for reserve officers in this area. | The rural youth have until next The officers, and some civilian Wednesday to make their entries. executives in industrial and civic’

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