Speedway Flyer, Volume 20, Number 34, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1952 — Page 6

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Trustees Elected For Community Hospital Announcement of the election of the trustees for the new east side Community Hospital and their first meeting May 21, was made today by C. Harvey Bradley, chairman of the executive committee of the Indianapolis Hospital Development Association.

Trustees who will be meeting for the first time at 12 noon on Wednesday, May 21, in the Indianapolis Athletic Club and their terms of office are the following: three years, William Dyer, Jr., Joseph Guidone, Luther Shirley and J. Wm. Wright, M.D.; two years, Mrs. Louis Bruck, James Denny, M.D., Frank Hoke and George Kuhn; one year, John R. Dunigan, Robert Efroymson, William P. Flynn, and Earl W. Mericle, M.D.

The nine lay trustees of the new 300-bed general hospital to be located on the corner of 16th Street apd Ritter Avenue were elected by the 82 directors of the Indianapolis Hospital Development Association and the 32 members of the East Side Hospital Committee. These 114 persons comprise the basic membership of the Community Hospital organization. The three physicians were named by the Council of the Indianapolis Medical Society. According to Bradley, the first

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business to be considered by the trustees includes the election of officers, formation of governing bylaws, the naming of standing committee personal and the selection of an architect for the new $4,800,000 structure. Several weeks ago Dunigan, chairman of the East Side Committee, revealed that all qualified local architects registered with the Indiana State Board for Architects were invited to submit a summary of their qualifications, personnel, and hospital experience. Bradley emphasized that the new Community Hospital is a non-profit organization without stock. He said the board is to be of a non self-perpetuating variety with election of new directors to be held annually.

The new Community Hospital is but one of the several institutions that are to participate in the joint $12,000,000 fund raising campaign of the Indianapolis Hospital Development Association, Bradley said. The Hamilton Survey of local hospitals recommended the inclusion of Methodist Norways Foundation and St. Francis hospitals in the campaign to the total of 828 patient beds. Bradley explained that final details of the IHDA plan are now being worked out and will be made public shortly.

Butler Scholarships Fifty-seven high school seniors from Indiana, Ohio, and Maryland will receive entering freshman scholarships to Butler University next fall. The scholarships are awarded by Butler on the basis of class standing, character, and college potentialities. Students from Indianapolis high schools are: Speedway, William Theodore Heinekamp; Cathedral, Ronnie Wuensch; St. Agnes, Mary Josephine O’Hara; Crispus Attacks, Hilda Ellis and Mary Ann

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Edelen; Technical, Cherry V. Sheppard, Charlene Ann Smock, Kenneth L. Gray, Robert W. Lewis, Myrna L. McClure, Judith Ann Woolgar, H. James Noffke, David E. Vanßuskirk, Betty Jane Throckmorton, Martha E. Wright, Nina C. Johnson, William E. Burger, and Vaudene R. Fable. Also, Warren Central, Donald E. Haymaker and Shirley J. Davis; Broad Ripple, Marcia (Betsy) Ross, Joan E. Bechtold, Nancy Niblack, Marilyn K. Boyle, and Alice Ashby; Howe, Norma J. Doak, Eleanor M. Van Dyke, Dorothy C. Edwards, Dorothy S. Harbold, Alan Taylor, and Yvonne Edmonds; Washington, Norma J. Dady and Lois R. Griffin; Shortridge, Mary Sofios, Daniel Baker, Doris Work, Sandra Adams, Mary Dawson, Dorothy Logan, and Tsiporah Glass; Manual, William Thoele; Ben Davis, Robert Marlow; Southport, David Ryker, and Nancy Sponsel. Others receiving scholarships include: Cannelton, Mary F. Harding; Greenfield, Marcia Lou Binford; Liberty, David R. Lineback; Columbus, Carolyn M. Andrews and Sandra P. Baker; Greenwood, Constance K. Ephlin; Marion, Alice M. Gardner; Howe, James K. Robbins; Anderson, Sara Jo Norbury; Tipton, James A. Pore; Martinsville, John D. Dixon. Out-of-state students are: Caroline Ann Valentine, Montgomery Blair High School, Silver Springs, Maryland; and Norman J. Clary, Tiffon, Ohio. “A man without a smiling face must not open a shop.”—Chinese Proverb. “Childhood can do without a grand purpose, but manhood cannot.”—J. G. Holland.

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Indiana Academy Of Science Hfeetin g Indiana Academy of Science members will have their 1952 Spring meeting on May 23 and 24 at Indiana Dunes State Park with headquarters at Dunes Hotel and Pavilion, Dr. Benjamin Moulton, press secretary for the academy and Butler University faculty member, announced today. The Indiana Soil Science Society will meet with the academy this year. The annual dinner meeting of the group will be held on Friday, May 23, at 6 p.m. following the registration period. Included on the evening program will be a talk on “Historical Geography of the Calumet Region” by Dr. A. H. Meyer, Valparaiso University; a discussion of “Vegetation of Indiana Dunes” by Dr. G. E. Olmsted, University of Chicago; and a colored film on the dimes plant life shown by T. P. Amidei, Dune Park guide and naturalist. Saturday morning’s program will include bird hikes led by Dr. J. B. Cope, Earlham College; Max Forsyth, Shortridge High School, Indianapolis; and Dr. F. R. Elliott, Valparaiso University. A botany hike will be led by Mr. Amidei; Dr. Ray C. Friesner, Butler University; and Dr. R. J. Kuster, Valparaiso University. J. H. Strietelmeier, Valparaiso University, will lead the geology hike; and M. H. Eggerding, Valparaiso University, will lead the geography hike. A Saturday luncheon at the Dunes Pavilion-will conclude the meeting. Officers of the academy this year are: Dr. P. D. Edwards, Ball

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GIRL SCOUT NEWS (Continued from Page 1) older are eligible for overnight camping at Dellwood. Only one session for Day Camp is offered this year and begins June 17th through June 26 for three days each week. The bus picks up the Brownies around eight-thirty in the morning and returns them around four o’clock in the afternoon. Day Camp experience is a good introduction to overnight camping. Troop News GIRL SCOUT TROOP No. 143 held its Court of Award Day Saturday, May 10, at the Christian Church with mothers of troop members as guests. The seventeen troop members received their Second Class Badges, a Troop Crest, and a surprise notebook for First

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Class badgework to be used in the fall. There were nine Scouts who had perfect records in inspection which indicates good grooming. They received a special prize and include: Nina Clevenger, Beverly Cole, Sandy Wysong, Carol Ann Wenning, Linda Houpt, Wanda Alice Miller, Edith Ann McGinley, Starr Collins, and Betty Carol Sample. We presented our mothers with their Mother’s Day gift and played games. Refreshments were served and the meeting was closed with the singing of Taps. We wish to express our appreciation to our leaders “Bunny” Wenning, and our co-leaders “Candy” Collins and “Cookie” Miller and also to Mr. Hatfield who set up the chairs for the party. We held „ nosebag hike Saturday, May 3 at Eagle Creek. After lunch we played games which earned Marilyn Mickles her outdoor section of her second class badge.

Edith Ann McGinley, publicity TROOP No. 257 held an overnight hike at the Gyro Chalet at Camp Dellwood May 10-11. The troop members would like to thank Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Oestrike and their leaders for the fun and outing. Mothers of Troop No. 336 held a rummage sale Saturday, May 10, and were successful in adding to the troop fund which will help to defray expenses for a summer camp trip to McCormick’s Creek in August. The mothers want to express their appreciation to all who donated rummage and to the mothers who worked at the sale and those who received rummage in their homes. Special thanks go to Edwin Henderson and Warren Mason who helped in taking the rummage to the place of sale. Mrs. Ralph Wegener and Mrs. A. G. Lewis were in charge of the sale. Girl Scout and Brownie Uniforms If there sire Brownie or Girl Scout uniforms That have been outgrown and you would like to dispose of them at housecleaning

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Classes of 1902 aid 1927 To Celebrate Alaaaal Day at Batler Butler University’s classes of 1902 and 1927 will celebrate their golden and silver jubilees on Butler Alumni Day, June 7. Special awards will be presented to the nine living graduates of fifty years ago at a dinner to be held in the John Whistler Atherton center on the Fairview campus. Dr. George F. Leonard, of the College of Education, will present these awards. Approximately 200 members of the c.oss of 1927 have been contacted concerning their 25th reunion. Seward Baker, president of the Alumni Association, and a member of the class of 1931. and Dr. DeForest O’Dell, Alumni Secretary, have planned a program that will include songs by the Butler choir. Prizes will be given to the alumnus who comes the greatest distance and to the oldest and youngest members of the group. Special alumni awards will be presented by Dr. O’Dell. Harry T. Ice, Indianapolis at-

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West Side YNCA Camping Period The West District YMCA Jk nounces that it will conduct ajnenr day camping period at the Flat Rock YMCA Camp from June 23 to July 3rd this summer. Dr. Sheldon Rikke, chairman of the West District YMCA Camping Committee states that the camp for the West District i? half full at the present time and that boy» who anticipated registering should do so early in order to be sure of a bed in camp for the second period. Camp booklets and registration blanks are being distributed through Y boys clubs and school groups. The camp water front is being reconstructed. New piers and swimming pens will make for real water safety in camp. Remodeling of the lodge, kitchen and crafts building will complete repairs of camp so it will be in tip-top shape for the opening on June 10th. Parents or boys who want information regarding camp should call the West District YMCA, Be. 9421.

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