Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 August 1951 — Page 18

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Mrs. Margaret BE. Miller, a house- | At St. Francis Troms, Batricis “Schiling. | |

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ot A TAYELTE, Aug. 24—Tur- 2CMa ey and chicken will be more than academic subjects for more Rinna ste pena] siers attending Indiana Broller, ay oo Gan tl fp Rumsey. lah Sweazey: Field Days Sept. 18 and 19. Spon-| Robert. Shirley Bumpas sors are Purdue University Agri-

cultural Extension Department Ship Movements and U. 8. Agriculture Depart- By United Press

ment. New York Arrly

» Reservations are being taken alt Furooe. Ysa Gen, fever, rican for a smoked turkey lunch two cCasetown. naeavor,

hours after the 10 a. m. meeting, New York Departures—American Mer-

in the Scottsburg Courthouse wero: Robin Tustord. Cabetown Antedok,

Mamie Courts, 924 N.

pr Prances Burgess: Joseph, Mary

$. and Joe W. Bicer, Agricultural Jamaica. riente. Havana: Mors macmar, S tos mali Port Extension Service, are in charge. ‘Prince: ganta An na, La Giiza:” Banta . ntyr The grand tour will cover|Gili, "Santa Sos, Puerto Cabello southern Indiana, including San Francisco Arrivals-—Lane Victory,

Spring Mill Park, ending with a Gui™y lor Puohama; Dletherdsk, Co-family-style fried chicken dinner lumbia River. ifn Cumberland. San Francisco Departures — Menesthus,

ethodlst—Kenneth, Norma Quearry; |

Ellen ron. 604 N. Senate, cardio. | wild O'Neil, #1, at 1631 N, Park,

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fish and wildlife service has aneh omcumann, 48. ALS. Vin. inced ft will conduct a public I Albert Karl Oltver. 70, at 1534 Bellefon- contest for the third consecutive

Amally orig Bat Methodist, ear. YOAT to select the' 1952-53 duck eitnoma.

Se reatiits, 73, at St. Vincent's, pan-'

Thomas W. Emery, 86, at 2182 N. Meridian, hunters are required to carry.

I CLUBS bulk of the estate for| oi E br ho Bogiin: + Rural; ann ne

sareinoma. 1 All artists, amateur or profes-

|sional, are eligible to enter. Their | M | designs must reach the wildlife a service headquarters here before . | Jan. 7. 1952. The designs must Knights of Ersia, Monday Syeaing. | ‘portray a wild water fowl as the |

Club, Jnenson.

{Tom Jordan, executive secretary of

speaker,

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5 him, “Don’t be silly and go get 573 Bai | dressed.”

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i | hunter would see’it.

hckeo The winning artist will not re-

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a his family. He Newman: tion: be 33 Jooak Of rant tuned Nations in| that in. the past winners have i his interest in the Good- Gwendolyn vs. J TR wh “ been able to capitalize on their homestead to the state for} willed 3 bal ¥ hr JOD designs by selling autographed

Silly Man—

PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 24 (UP)—A nude man who ap- | proached Mrs. Hilda Feinberg on a dark street fled in embarrassment when she snapped at

prints.

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