Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1952 — Page 19

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PR. 25, 1952 ‘FRIDAY, APR. 25,1653

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| Meridian, Circle.

New Jewelry

then north to

ta, wears a new pin today. It was

dreds of homes as Indianapolis families trek to given him by city parks. s Telephone Co. It's the start of. the season when the family Indiana Bell

packs a lunch and ‘takes off for the qutdeors. Pio. nic facilities are available in the city’s 16 major parks, but don't plan to swim yet. Thereni be noi water in park pools until Juna 7. That's. also the

marking his 30 years of service. 4 All of his service has been in the

date for

the augurated here. The schedule includes:

2 The Sheldon {~-Manual; May 8--Broad Ri le: will be held tonight at the Planta- o May Crivas Ajtucks, May, tion Club on U. 8. 67, with pro-| music. P, J. Ball, R, R. 1, New Augus- 13 Shortridge; May 14 ~Wash-| ro

lington.

In a Hurry?

INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

|ginia to Maryland St, west to since 1919, when ROTC was

: "High school seniors graduating {in June can speed up their college {education at Indiana University, {They may enroll this summer for a full semester's studies. H. B.

i" Youth Benefit

[ceeds to go toward construction

=| A square dafice and card party ©f & Youth center in Fortville.| May. 7| 1 party aires will provide |

o ~ sains mature plant. ring plantine

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only | Division were Robert N. Shaw, Dr: Robbing Robbins re : 619 E. 39th St, and George C.|pointment at the g ’ || Mrs. Dorothy B. Northwood, New| Shimer, 5419 N. Guilford Ave. | me Soups _aRuuA | UIT TREES Route Change year job. healthy frees 2 A change in the inbound route ROTC Days : a od, 4 fo 6 1 of the Beech Grove-Raymond St. of Apple, Poach,

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4 a esig park play. set fm ounds, Horseshoe courts o rol TORE. PED flowers. The Indianapolis Art partment, where On display In stores are tricky a8Ue displays pictures this he started as a wu pichic. gadgets.- One already ap- $pring and summer in Holliday clerk in 1922. peared at George Washington ise. = Wednesday members native of Park. A family brought along a" Baint at the park. Indianapolis, Mr. Ball is a mem- i stove on wheels and turned out Rives oni ds rye open ber of the Telephone Pioneers ot Installation ast meal, : urts ica. The “wild” geese and ducks on [°F Play. Baseball and softball Ame a 1 wo Joa fanapalis a ye Sullivan Lake look for visitors N4ve started at Brookside, Gar- Appointment [asalied In olfives of De I0iet)

(Allman, summer session director, sald more than 700 courses will tbe offered between June 2 and Aug. 30. Bummer sessions also ‘will be held in eight of the offcampus IU Centers in Indiana.

“accounting de-

Mr. Ball

to Riverside Park Nursery. Fish field. Riverside and Ellenberger. national Assoexpect guests (no hooks, please) Parks. ' pe Dr. Roy M. Retibins, head of | Spd ciation of Perat the state hatchery nearby. A few city ordinances affect an ter Univer- sonnel Women| Holliday Park has special at- parks. You can’t hold political sity history-poli- at convention tractions besides the blooming and religious meetings, play cards tical science de- f here . recently. or drink stimulating beverages in| partment, has Miss Martha!

been named to the editorial} board of a historical publication, He will serve the Missis-

a park.

~ Service Records

Two Indianapolis sales repre-| 4 : sentatives of Gulf Oil Corp. won i awards for 15 years’ service at a © dinner yesterday in Louisville. Local winners among the 40 employees of Gulf’s Toledo Sales

i Robinson, 343 3 §. Central Ave, and Miss Jria| : Garner, 801 N.! . LaSalle 8t., wera installed as first sippi Valley Historical A vice president

tion Review. Dr. Mrs, Northwood 80d recording secretary, re-

celved the ap- spectively, The group installed

meeting in Chicago. It's a three- York City, president,

Birthday |

The Indianapolis Travelers Aid The .43d annual formal inspec- Society marked the 35th anniver-| city bus line is announced by In- tion of ROTC units in Indianapo- sary of its national founding yes-! dianapolis Railways, Inc. Busses lis public schools will be held! terday. Last year the Red Feather now travel Virginia Ave, as us-'May 6-14. The public inspections agency locally served 13,496 trav-| ual, then turn west on South St.'start at Technical High School elers, newcomers to the city, north on Meridian to the Circle. |at 1:45 p. m. May 6. Tech has servicemen and their families, Previously, the route was Vir-'recelved honor ratings 29 times runaways and others. :

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