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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1928
Page
12
City council debates a 60000 bond to hire an architect and consultant for hospital building plans. An ordinance to authorize the bond will be introduced and may suspend rules for immediate passage. The hospital seeks relief from congestion after over a year of delays.
Charles F. Miller will address 138 Crispus Attucks High School graduates at Friday night commencement. Theodore F. Vonnegue will present diplomas with Rev. H. L. Herod giving the invocation and Rev. Ira M. Hendon delivering the benediction. The baccalaureate sermon stressed preparedness for life.
Indiana University rules on unannounced weddings within two weeks risking credits are unlikely to be adopted at Ball Teachers College in Muncie. Officials say they have no objection to student marriages, even secret ones, and the dean of women, Miss Grace DeHerity, notes a few co-eds may be secretly married but the situation has not caused trouble.
Firefighters answered a 5 a.m. call to John O'Dell at 2434 N Illinois St to extinguish a bed fire caused by a cigarette. Damage estimated at 50 dollars.
The Tibbs Ave and Eagle Creek Civic Club plans a Monday meeting at Tabernacle Baptist Church 626 Somerset St to pick additional committees. Officers include M. J. Kimsey president and Florence White man secretary with several vice presidents and trustees named. All neighborhood residents are invited to attend Tuesday's meeting. The same report notes the Hammond drowning of Ellis Larson in the Indiana Harbor Canal, with Larson and two friends swimming when he disappeared, later recovered.
Vincennes Indiana June 4 invitation extended to Gen John J Pershing U S A by Vincennes post American Legion to attend its Fourth of July celebration here.
DePauw University in Greencastle Indiana begins its eighty sixth annual commencement Friday June 8 continuing through Monday June 11. Principal address by Prof Francis C Tilden and Baccalaureate sermon by President Lemuel H Marlin set the week as seniors receive honors and scholarships during the recognition services. Mortar Board hosts a tea for senior women in Rector Hall and the senior play Charm features cast members Rosalie McCullough Greencastle Margaret McLean Greencastle Albert Crews Hammond Rockwell Smith Greenfield Miss George Carr Hartsville and Charles Palmer Port Arthur Texas with Walter Bullock Indianapolis directing and acting.
Ira Graham earns the title Berry King of the Ozarks for his 120 acre strawberry farm in Springdale Arkansas. This season he produced over 13000 crates valued around 45000 dollars with his wife serving as treasurer and bookkeeper. His 32 years growing berries include only one failing year and a note on elderly union history closes the piece.
Funeral services were held in Hington for Mrs. Mary F. Garner 59 mother of sixteen children with thirteen surviving after a week long illness. She died Thursday.
Evansville College holds its seventieth commencement awarding degrees to a class of fifty five. Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes of Chicago will speak. The list includes graduates in Arts and Science fields from Evansville and nearby towns with multiple engineering and education degrees.
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