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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1929

Page

17

Playgrounds Attract City Youth In Summer Heat

City youngsters enjoy parks as Jessie McClure leads staff in summer activities at Willard and Rhodius parks. Jacqueline Chrisman cools with a sun smart pose, while Joan Marie Delaney and Dorothy White explore swings and pools with their families nearby. A high dive photo frames the Rhodius park pool scene.

Jessie McClure Jacqueline Chrisman Cora Chrisman North Arsenal] Avenue Willard Park Joan Marie Delaney Thomas Delaney Parkview Avenue Rhodius Park Dorothy White Russella Fall Creek Playground Ernest White East Twenty-fourth Street

Riley and Kingan clash as Kitten ball returns in city league

The Indianapolis city recreation leagues opened with Riley defeating Kingan 18 to 10 as Jessie McClure and Henry Goetz watched. Other first day scores included Juniors Garfield 18 Kansas and Meridian 5, Spades 26 Brightwood 4, Fall Creek 22 Oak Hill 10, Seniors Garfield 27 Kansas and Meridian 13, Brightwood 9 Spades 8, Oak Hill 15 Fall Creek 6.

Indianapolis Riley Jessie McClure Henry Goetz Kingan Garfield Kansas Merledian Spades Brightwood Fall Creek Oak Hill Brightywood

Swimmers to Be Protected at City Pools

City plans safety focused summer with free Red Cross swimming lessons at public pools and beaches. Two to four lifeguards at McClure beach daily, five on weekends. two matrons on duty. Learn to Swim week set for July 8 with classes at Ellenberger Willard Rhodius and McClure Beach. Francis Hodges oversees Red Cross supervision and badges awarded. Courses free of charge with future life saving instruction offered.

Indianapolis McClure Beach Joe Sullivan Fred Grossart Bruce Hunter al Red Cross Grossart Francis T. Hodges The Red Cross Brink Ellenberger Willard Pools Rhodius Hodges American Red Cross

Doug's First Wife Weds Actor Jack Whiting

Beth Sully Fairbanks former wife of Douglas Fairbanks marries musical comedy actor Jack Whiting at the Algonquin hotel. The ceremony followed Beth's past marriages to Fairbanks and James Evans Jr, and linked family ties to Fairbanks Jr and Joan Crawford in theater circles. Whiting, a UPenn graduate, stars in the musical Hold Every...

United Piece New York Beth Bully Fairbanks Douglas Fairbanks Jack Whiting Algonquin Hotel Whiting Beth Sully James Evans Jr Pittsburgh University of Pennsylvania

Depth markers donated for city beaches by power and light

Depth markers for city beaches were donated by Indiana polis Power and Light Company. Signs will be painted by the Indianapolis Safety Council. The pulmoter crew at Morris Street plant will assist at all beaches and can be called via J. J. Steurwald when needed.

Indianapolis Power and Light Company City Recreation Department Indianpolis

Name-Maker Sought as Boy Leaves Indiana Farm

Alfred Sharp, 16, left his Lewisville Indiana home declaring he would seek fame in the city. His father R K Sharp asked Indianapolis police to search for him, describing the boy as 5 feet 9 inches tall, about 150 pounds, wearing a leather coat and felt hat.

Alfred Sharp Lewisville Ind R. K Sharp Indianapolis

Volunteers of America Charity Drive Approved at Luncheon

The Volunteers of America campaign to raise 13500 dollars to reduce mortgage indebtedness and replace worn equipment received Community directors approval at a luncheon held at the Indi Mouptuls Athletic Club on Thursday.

Volunteers of America Indi- Mouptuls Athletic Club

Playground 10 Plan Schedule at South Side Turner

A preliminary program by the South Side Turner playground matrons and instructor outlines weekly activities. Story hour is Monday at 10 am, sand pile contests run Tuesday and Wednesday in groups of four, a girls sewing class Thursday, and making picture books for city hospital children. Matrons are Mrs Minnie Blodgett and Mrs Doshia Dennison. Miss Hilda Rabb is the instructor.

South Side Turner Playground City Hospital Minnie Blodgett Doshia Dennison Hilda Rabb

City Names Free Swim Lessons Schedule For Summer

The city recreation department will offer free swimming lessons taught by lifeguards at pools and beaches. The Brink system from the American Red Cross will guide instruction. Classes will split by age with times for under 10 and over 10, plus separate adult sessions. Locations include Rhodius Ellenberger McClure Warfleigh Douglas Willard Ringgold.

Jessie McClure American Red Cross McClure Rhodius Ellenberger Warfleigh Douglas Willard Ringgold

Pageants Brighten City Playgrounds This Summer

The city recreation department will stage multiple child pageants at area playgrounds led by Miss Hazel E. Abbott. First, on July 17 at Fall Creek, The Enchanted Garden features 150 children in five episodes from Greek to American themes. Subsequent events include Pageant of Play at Finch July 24 with 100 children, a storytelling festival at Orchid, a mock wedding at Christian, The Lost Sheep at Rade and Udell August 2, and Through the Portals at Hawthorne with 50 children.

Hazel E. Abbott Fall Creek Enchanted Garden Robin Hood Germany France America Abbott Finch Playground Orchid Playground Rade Udell Hawthorne

Guard instructor injured by fish fin sting

Sergeant W. A. Sebastian, instructor for national guard units in the region, is hospitalized in Columbus County Hospital with a severely infected hand after being pricked by a fish fin.

Snevin Columbus Ind W. A. Sebastian National Guard

Pool Dedication at Camp Dellwood Draws Scout Support

Two thousand Girl Scouts parents and donors who funded the new $17,000 concrete pool at Camp Dellwood will attend the dedication on Saturday June 29. The program starts at 2 p m with Mayor L Ert Slack invited to speak. Mrs E Blake Francis the scouts commissioner led the fundraising and will oversee events, including a swimming meet on opening day. Camp Dellwood lies on the Girl Scout reservation three miles northwest of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Crawfordsville road.

Camp Dellwood L. Ert Slack E. Blake Francis Indianapolis Motor Speedway Crawfordsville Road

Tablet honors fund drive givers for Civic Theater

Subscribers of one thousand dollars or more will have their names inscribed on a bronze tablet in the Civic theater lobby. Founders will be designated as Founder Members. Over 200 volunteers canvass for funds while the drive seeks between 150000 and 200000 dollars.

Civic Theater of Indianapolis Drive

Schedule Outlined for Girls Ball Teams

Miss Lola Fleiffer announces summer schedule for city playground girls baseball leagues. Four leagues list 24 teams including Oak Hill Brightwood Brookside Spades Christian Ellenberger Greer Ringgold Finch Highland Garfield Willard Kingans Kansas Meridian Rhodius Merkel Wyoming Bye Riley Ola Camp Sullivan School 44 Hawthorne Fall Creek with Aug 9 North versus South at Willard.

Lola Fleiffer City Recreation Department East Oak Hill Brightwood Brookside Spades Christian Ellenberger South Greer Ringgold Finch Highland Garfield Willard West Kingans Kansas Meridian Rhodius Merkel Wyoming Riley North Indianola Camp Sullivan School 44 Hawthorne Fall Creek

Highway Commission Misses Meeting on Tire Contract Bids

State highway commissioners failed to appear at Thursday’s meeting and did not act on the tire contract worth about 100000 dollars a year. Fifteen companies had submitted tire bids earlier in the week. Junk lot bids were opened today but no award was made.

Boys act as cops at playground merit system

A merit system started at Rader and Udell playground by Miss Betty Bagnoli and Miss Opal Foster selects four boys daily to act as police. They receive badges whistles and small ornaments. Their task is to maintain order among all children, and the best-behaved boys are chosen most often.

Rader and Udell Betty Bagnoli Opal Foster

United Pree Builds Expensive Eight Passenger Plane

In Liverpool on June 28 a highly costly aircraft was completed described as perhaps the most expensive ever built in the country. It features a $5,000 ceiling hand decoration, eight passenger accommodations with a lounge, tables, an electric kitchen and an electric refrigerator. The total cost reached $150,000.

United Pree Liverpool

My First Rule for Healthful Eating

A renowned food scientist urges daily raw vegetable salad and raw fruit, plus one cooked vegetable and one cooked fruit. He highlights sugar as a key condiment that enhances flavor, making fruits and vegetables more inviting and nourishing. Sugar, nature’s perfect flavor, improves nearly all foods. The Sugar Institute.

Actor Stepin Fechit Marries Dorothy Stevenson in Hollywood

Hollywood reports Stepin Fechit who won a $1,000-a-week movie contract wed Dorothy Stevenson a 17 year old from New Orleans at St Patrick's Roman Catholic church.

Hollywood Stepin Fechit Dorothy Stevenson New Orleans

Brown Legion Drum Corps Seeks $1500 Drill Prize

Hilton A Brown Jr post American Legion drum and bugle corps, wearing new black and gold uniforms funded by Broad Ripple rally profits, will compete for 1500 in prizes at the state region convention in Richmond August 24 to 27 and at the national convention in Louisville September 30 to October 4. Mrs W H Gray won the post automobile at the Broad Ripple rally. second prize 800 merchandise certificate went to Mrs Helen Skelton.

Broad Ripple Park Hilton A. Brown Jr American Legion Richmond Louisville W. H. Gray R. R Broad Ripple Helen Skelton North Ilinois Street

Police Firemen Will Award Scholarships

Two $250 Butler scholarships will be awarded to a boy and a girl from Indianapolis high schools by the Policeman and Fireman's Benefit Association for next year. Applicants must be children of association members and a mayoral committee will select the recipients.

Butler University Indianapolis Policeman and Fireman's Benefit Association L. Ert Slack Lawrence McTurnan Meredith Nicholson Gino Ratti Bakter University Slack

Mathews Named General Passenger Traffic Manager

C. H. Mathews Jr., promoted from assistant general traffic manager in Philadelphia, is named general passenger traffic manager. He will oversee passenger traffic matters across the Pennsylvania Railroad system under the traffic vice president.

C. H. Mathews Jr Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Company Mathews Pennsylvania

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