Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 September 1952 — Page 12

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A MARATHON card party, from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m.,, is the latest money-raising gimmick dreamed up. by supporters of Gen. Eisenhowey for President, The women’s division of the Indiana Citizens

for Eisenhower Ccmmittee will sponsor the 12hour play and patter feat Friday at the Riviera

Club.

The party was organized after the women's group opened separate offices and/faced the problems of paying rent cpa.stte Main, 1126 N. Kealing Ave.: Anna, Wehmeier, 3711 Rock-

and other expenses.

Those who want to play cards . ine. Rd.; Margaret Dennis, 837

for less than 12 hours can Sign nN New Jerséy f.; Kay Fisk, 1914|Superor Court 3, will be maste

up for morning or afternoon ses- prospect St.; Eleanor Freeman,! sions, scheduled from 10 a. m. t0/0gy; N,. Alabama St.; Luann 1p. m. and from 2:to 5 p. m,, re- Myer, 2438 College Ave, and Bar-

spectively. hk

Cochairmen of the party are Mrs. Harlan B. Livengood and

Mrs. Ernest R. Lee.

IU-Bound

A total of 277 graduates of In- Of 391 Braud County American-Syrian-Lebanon Clubs

bara Scoggan, 614 N, East St.

Elected

Michael F. Tamer, 953 Ellen-

berger Pkwy. was elected head the Playg

the Midwest Federation of

dianapolis high schools plan to enter Indiana lat the organization’s recent: conUniversity at Bloomington Sept. vention in Chicago. . ” 15. TU officials announced today. Mrs. Waheeb 8. Zarick, 1325

Largest contingent of new students signifiying intention to en-

roll is from Shortridge with 70. Memorial Service Broad Ripple is second with 48, |

onllowed by Howe; 42, and Tech. as.

Nurse Training Class

Wallace St., is secretary of the {national organization.

A memorial service for Homer

Elliot will be held Friday in Mar- | ion County Probate Court. Mr. i [Elliot was president -of the In: Sign of the Times? |

Ten Indianapolis area giris are dianapolis Bar Association.

in a class of 66 enrolled in the Speakers will be George Jeffry Sr. pig $211000 for the city of training school for nurses at In-/and Carl H. Weyl. J diana University Medical Center.

They are:

Mary Pearcy, 368 N. Bolton Ave.; Alice Jones, 8064 Morning-ig

side Dr.; Joyce Locks, Bridgeport;

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Judge Norman E. Brennan,

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CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION

1852 INDIANA 1952 STATE FAIR

The Show of @ Hundred Years!

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4 200,000 Grand ! pias or BI a at 12:30 Dr. Leo Podolsky, nationally

p. m. $8, $2.40, $1.80, $1.20 and known concert’ pianist and! $1. “State Fair Follies” at 7 teacher, will hold a :eries of p. m. $3, §2.40, $1.80, $1.20.and |cjasses in Wilking ~ Auditorium $1. $50,000 Horse Show, with |, 8 through 10.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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Lyric + “The Greatest Sh WR Hutton an ’ 4

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Adm. n. McDonald Dies

pen! Time We Love,” at (len Tomorrow Comes,” at 7:28 °

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Baseball: Indianapolis In- tion, Dr. Podolsky will give both

mezzanine, $1.40; grandstand, be admitted to the group ses-| $1.10, and bleachers, 60c. Chil- sions.

| dren under 12, 50c. 8:15 p.m. | Chairman of arrangements is!

rr ns {Miss Zillah Worth, 3225 Kenwood | r| {Ave., Indianapolis 8. Inquiries| about fees and registration should be addressed to. her,

| Cool, and

of ceremonies at the formal open-| ing of the Mars Hill “playground at 3 p. m. Sun day. Parents ‘Working for Children, round’s founders, thanked these additional firms and organizations for their donations: Advance Paint ing Co, F. H.

Jan

Cafe and the Women's Class of| Mars Hi Church of Christ.

R , 11:30, 1:35, 3:40, 5:50, 7:55 and 10.

“We're Not Married.” Rogers, Prod Allen and so Moore,

and 10:05. “Black Soin at 11:36, 2:30. 5:38 |sels in naval warfare.

“The! Merry Widow,” with Lana Turner and Fernando Lamas, at 11, _ 1105, 3:20, "5:30, 7:40 and

= An Anderson 16-year-old was) held under $16,000 bond by the) {U. S. Marshal here today, accused | {of driving a stolen car across al

OAKLAND, Cal.__John Daniel lstate line while on probation for retired vice admiral ® like offense. land commander’ of the Atlantic) * [Fleet during World War I, died Commissioner Lawrenge Turner, yesterday at Oak Knoll NavalJr., who once before had allowed] [Hospital here. He was 90. Known /the youth his freedom without, to Navy men as “Big John,” Adm. bond. : {McDonald's career spanned the {transition from sail to steam ves- was given a two-year suspended ‘He was sentence by Federal Judge Wil-| {graduated from Annapolis in 1884 liam E. Steckler for taking an-| and was chief of staff for the At- other stolen car across a state lange Fleet in 1915-16.

The high bond was set by U. 8.]

Less than a month ago, the boy|

|line.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3, 1952

som Bond Fixed For Anderson Youth

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