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

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Cae INDIANA'S grand champion 4-H Club steer from the Indiana State Fair is going to be barbecued and*served up free to 10,000 people Tuesday night. In a fall festival they are calling a ‘western roundup,” 10th St. and Arlington Ave, merchants plan to serve 10,000 barbecue sandwiches, along with 3000 pints of milk and 350 gallons of coffee

starting at 6:30 p. m. Where to Go

A special barbecue pit is being prepared on a parking lot at 10th Exhibition of paintings by the Indiana group known as “The

8t. and Arlington Ave. where six 20.” Hoosier Salon Art Gallery, |

cooks will take turns at the 24hour job of preparing the meat. 609-610 State Life Bldg. Free, Recital by Laura Josephine

The steer was raised by William Arehart, 20, of Noble Coun-! ty, and was sold to Stark-Wetzel| Mollenauer, singer and speaker from New York. Mark Twain | Association of Indiana, Inc.

Co. for $3200 or $2.75 a pound. Riddick Auditorium. 8 p. m.

New Exchange High School Football: Howe

TE mple will be added to Indianapolis’ growing list of telephone VS Tech at Tech; Sacred Heart | exchanges as 1700 new telephones, V5 Manual at Manual and | are put into service on the North-| Washington vs. Cathedral at the east Side by mid-October. CYO Field Friday. 8 p.m. Housed in the CHerry Bullding, | and 1n 5009 E. 38th St., the new exchange | 5 nqers is Indianapolis’ 24th and the In-| _ diana Bell Telephone Co. esti-| Picnic mates the cost about $140,000.

Scholarships Awarded

Mrs. Barbara Rogers, New York; Ruth E. King, Bedford; Jud-| . . ith Ann Marshall, Worthington, Registration Change and Richard D. Mundy, Blooming-| my, 16th Ward voting registra-| 30D udents in the indians Duby tion place for tomorrow has been | i pn e “changed from 2359 Prospect: St. | ces in Indianapolis, have been to 2332 Prospect St awarded scholarships by the Na- = °°“ : sl tional Foundation for Infantile Fishing Rodeo Paralysis, The NOPI Conservation Club Diplomas Mailed will hold a Fishing Rodeo on the | : . tela rounds, 21st St. and Sugar Indianapolis summer graduates ral Sunday for club pa! of the University of Michigan to children up to 16. Fishing will be receive diplomas through the mail from 0a mm unt 3.7 8 are: Augustus W, Hamilton, 3119] 5m vb. m,

N. Capitol Ave. master of busi- Named Chairman ness administration; Joan Bayly 1 Jose, 982 N. Lesley Ave., bachelor | gory On Sine Hauensteln, State

of arts; Robert Elliott Jose, 6820p, N ’ “| been appointed state chairman for N. Delaware 8t., bachelor of arts; 1njiana of the new Nursing Fel-

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Judge Phill charged polic investigation” reckless homi against a 22-yea In Municipal Longoria, Mayw with the death Arnold, 48, of 1 a traffic accide and "Washingtor “In my opinf said, “he’s less other driver.”

Truck Struc Judge Bayt s fied that Longe ing to make a time of the. ac was struck fro car driven hy ( 22, of 6429 W. Mrs. Arnold, r was thrown to the impact. Judge Bayt s: meter tests sho had been drink ley: had consul than Longoria.

Bond C Judge Bayt sa Longoria to the cause police sho to give a hand duced bond to $5 In another ca dict of reckless turned today Storms against car that crashec

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Roads Opened

Construction on two highways leading from Indianapolis was completed this week. They are Ind. 87 at the Fall Creek Bridge,

Local School Official to Quit

Dr. S. W. Myers Will ~Head Flint System —

Damage Repaired In 3 Rail Wrecks

Two railroads checked damage,

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The deputy superintendent of Indianapolis Public Schools will resign Oct. 18 to become head of the school system in Flint, Mich. Dr. Spencer W. Myers, who has held the second highest post here

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uty superintendent, was a school | v : 3 | to track caused by derailment of! executive in Highland Park,| 14 cars near Brownsville (Fay-|

“Mich., and was assistant superin-| tendent in Gary. He has also tt County) Weqnesday.

served with the Jackson, Mich.,! 4 school system. He left the Gary Hearing Resumed

assignment to come here. | . Dr. Myers was graduated from| On Phone Rate Hike A hearing on a rate increase

Hiram College, Northwestern Uni-| versity and Shortridge HIgh asked by the General Telephone! School. He earned his Ph.D, de- Corp. for 67 exchanges in Indiana gree at Indiana University. was resumed before the state He helped with reorganization pyplic Service Commission today. | of the school administration here, Company officials testified yes- | and directed committees reorgan- terday a $1.4 million annual hike|

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