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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1930

Page

14

Indiana Parent Teachers Association Convention Ohio Convenes at Severin

The Indiana Parent Teachers Association holds its annual convention October 14 to 16 at the Severin with sessions led by state and national education, health, and legal leaders. Mrs Homer J Miller of South Bend presides. Roy Wisehart and Paul Stetson address delegates. tours of Riley Hospital for Children and a tree planting mark the event.

Indiana Parents Teacher Associa Severin Board of Managers Homer J. Miller South Bend G. G. Derbyshire Roy P. Wisehart Paul C. Stetson Indianapolis W. J. Hackett W. M. Weber Ada E. Schweitzer Ross LaMar W. S. Bittner Indiana Uiversity L. G. Hughes James Whitcomb Riley Hospital For Children Riley Park Miller Childhood of

Indianapolis PT A Programs For Week Named

Twenty Indianapolis Public School PT A meetings are announced by city federation officers. Notable events include Paul C. Stetson speaking at school No. 34 at 2 30 today and Marcus Dickey discussing James Whitcomb Riley at school No. 27 at 2 30 Wednesday.

Stetson Indianapolis Parent-Teacher Association P. T. A. Federation Paul C. Stetson Ruth Sohn Ethel Harold Marmilda Short Ida Roth Marcus Dickey James Whitcomb Riley Lola Perkins Manual High School Mother's Chorus Richard Fielding

Post Graduates At Tech Organize At Indiana

Post graduates of Technical high school numbering sixty five this year organize and elect Robert Hively president. Officers include Jean Hopper vice president James Munro secretary and Frank Newland sergeant at arms. Ushers wear green armbands and are led by Newland with Fabra King and Wayne McMahon assisting for rapid orderly seating at assemblies.

Technical High School Naave Robert Hively Jean Hopper James Munro Frank Newland Fabra King Wayne McMahon Virginia Allen Justin Bray Pauline Fischer Warren Boultinghouse Maurice Goff Russel Burkle Leah McDermot Dallas Jones Jack Brock Robert Esther Katherine McArthur Eleanor Lutz Marjorie Hufford Ruth Gabbert Fred Briedenbach Virginia Voyles Juanita O'Neil Margaret Sandstrom Jane Williams Dorothea Suit Blanche Schonecker Dorothy Shugart Kathryn Perkins Lucille Randolph Bernice Livingston Dorothy Short Mary Alice Durbin Marie Fear Shirley Collier Lulu Russell Thomas Wilmeth Vernon Thomas Joseph Shaffer Alice Whittinger Wilma Rose Jean

Technical night school adds aviation drafting and public speaking

The Technical public night school expands with two new courses. Aviation drafting, taught by H H Walter on Monday Wednesday and Friday nights, covers airfoil shapes wing detail drawing lift drag and center of pressure. Public speaking will be offered Wednesday nights. Enrollment remains open through vice-principal Edward E Greene.

Technical Public Edward E. Greene H. H. Walter Greene At Tech

Record Enrollment for Night Classes Opens at School No 8

Free public night classes at School No 8 on Virginia and Lexington avenues opened with record enrollment. The program serves adults who cannot read or write and others with limited schooling, including some over 60 years old. Night classes meet Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings under principal Miss Elavina Stammel.

Virginia Lexington Avenues Elavina Stammel

New System Adopted At New Bethel Public School

The sixth through eighth grades will use a departmental system enabling physical training music and art classes. Under the plan teachers will conduct subjects in which they are best trained.

New Bethel Public School

Washington High Opens New Athletic Field Dedication

Washington High School dedicated a new athletic field at a colorful ceremony led by R O T C sponsor Virginia Miller. The parade, drill by the band, and parasol contest highlighted the event with remarks from principal Walter Gingery and school board member Julian Wetzel.

Washington High School Virginia Miller Washington Band Clarence Neilson Washingtonian Girls’ Organization Virginia Lascu Corinne Gingery Pauline Clark Walter Gingery Julian Wetzel

Invents New Radio Class Game for Language Lessons

Former Indianapolis teacher Joseph Ries creates a radio pronunciation game for WLW audiences in Cincinnati. He spells ten words then lets listeners attempt pronunciation or note diacritical marks before Ries supplies the correct sounds. The five minute activity runs in the last English class Friday from 3 to 3 30 p m.

Cincinnati Joseph Ries Indianapolis WLW Ario Ries

Funeral services held for Josephus C. Rinehart

Huntington Indiana October 8 funeral services were held today for Josephus C. Rinehart 78 a retired farmer and merchant who died Monday after a long illness.

Huntington Ind Josephus C. Rinehart

Miss Horner Heads Pupils' Club At Washington High

Miss Frances Horner of the 1932 class is named general secretary of pupils' clubs at Washington High. She will supervise extracurricular activities with Mrs Ina S Gaul dean of girls and ensure each club files its constitution with name purpose qualifications meeting time officers and members.

Washington High School Frances Horner Ina S. Gaul

PTA Meeting At John Strange School Friday Night

Plans for a safety council and discussion of work for the coming year will occupy attention of the Parent-Teacher Association at John Strange school. The meeting begins at 8 with music by the Boys' orchestra.

Parent- Teacher Association John Strange

Technical Artwork Wins Techs First Prize at State Fair

Tech at the state fair awarded first prize for Technical Artwork which will be exhibited in the main building. In five years Tech has taken two firsts and three seconds. A. C. Hoffman heads a sixteen student agriculture class ready to begin campus beautification. The Tech library received a collection of German books from Theodore Kruger, many over a century old. The Nature Study Club elected Lavon Knowlton president with officers Alice Stearns Dorothy Kellar and Catherine Duke. Home Economics Club officers were chosen Dorothy Andrews Ardeath Walters Dorothy Edwards and Mary Elise Souert. The Elsie MacGregor organ scholarship was won by Mary Shannon with a half scholarship awarded to Gladys Stuffleborn. A new Tech cheering squad was organized and Lyle Harter spoke on cataloging and reference use. New Washington high school cheerleaders are Keith Minor Louis Fullen and Thomas Wright.

Louis Schmidt Belle Andrews E. E. Daily P. T Shortridge High School True Blue Club Della Thompson Martha Bannister Betty Messick Betty Kalleen Mary Vance Trent Kathryn Frost Shortridge Philippine Islands Charles Johnson Dick Gaus Joe Rothbard Arthur Sachs Evelyn Cook Margaret Ann Clippenger Virginia Casmire Mary Ellen Voyles Department of Education Frank B. Wade D. Parker Echo Press Ruth Armstrong Fiction Club Francis Nipp Tech Thelma Adams Robert Addison William Aust Idella Booth Lowell Burnett Nevian Chess Howard Cradie Richard Davenport Francis Fox Edith Freens Florence Hofer William Justice Marel Magee Frances McCoy Jean McHatton Elnora Ni Lavon Knowlton Tech Nature Study Club Alice Stearns Dorothy Kellar Catherine Duke Home Economics Club Dorothy Andrews Ardeath Walters Dorothy Edwards Mary Elise Souert

Enrollment Up at Gymnastic College Normal

Enrollment at the American Gymnastic Union Normal College rises to 149 students this semester, up 10 percent from last year. Freshmen total 64, with 12 seniors, 29 juniors, and 44 sophomores. The school trains teachers of physical education under President Emil Rath, in office since 1909, supported by a team of experts.

American Gymnastic Union Normal College Emil Rath

Stetsons Paid Honor For City Teachers Reception Held

Primary school teachers of the city comprising the primary council honored Paul C. Stetson city school superintendent at a reception in School 80 from 4 to 5 p m Monday Miss Jane Van Arsdale teacher in School 980 Sixty second and Bellefontaine streets was chairman

Paul C. Stetson Jane van Arsdale Sixty-second Bellefontaine Streets

Cleanliness Talks Reach Indianapolis Pupils and Teachers

Cleanliness talks occupy attention of Indianapolis pupils and teachers this week. Miss Anne Raymond of the Cleanliness Institute spoke at Warren Central high school and Manual High School, addressing 1,500 girls, then gave two meetings at Washington high school on Tuesday.

Indianapolis City Anne Raymond The Cleanliness Institute Marion County Tuberculosis Association Raymond Warren Central High School Manual

Flackville PTA to Hear Mrs James Friday Afternoon

Flackville school Parent-Teacher Association will hear Mrs. E. R. James at 2 Friday afternoon.

Flackville PT Flackville School Parent-Teacher Association E. R. James

Thought Asthma Relief Promised by Nacor Medicine

Letter from Mrs. E J Bain of Indianapolis describes lasting relief from bronchial asthma after using Nacor. She notes she could sleep, breathe easier, and that winter coughs disappeared. The ad claims hundreds share success and offers free information from Nacor Medicine Co. in Indianapolis.

E. J. Bain Vermont St Indianapolis Nacor Medicine Co State Life Bidg Ind

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