Shortridge Staff Active at Indiana Teachers Convention
Shortridge high school teachers and pupils played active roles at the 1930 Indiana State Teachers Association convention in the city. William N. Otto led a conference on high school speech problems. Druley Parker and Ruth Lewman spoke on oxidation reduction and modern languages. twenty five pupils joined the all state chorus. The Latin department staged a Virgil birthday pageant. Ada Crozier directed gym demonstrations. Lewman was elected president of the modern language section.
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Shortridge
Indiana State Teachers’ Association
William N. Otto
Druley Parker
Ruth Lewman
Sue Oslo
Betty Humphreys
Helen Louise Barnes
Imma Gilson
Betty Baker
Jean McElwain
Mary Gayer
Thelma Gayer
Darla Kuhns
Hannah Leash Miller
Mary Louise Robbins
Frances Barnes
Catherine Pyre
Homer Cornell
Ralph George
James Reed
William Edwards
Bernard Rude
Julian Kennedy
Dallas Smith
Herbert @mneltser
Gino Ratti
Ernest Stattions
Curtiss Plopper
Modern Language Department
Washington High Names New R O T C Sponsors And Aides
Newly elected sponsors of the Washington high school R O T C are Marguerite Halbing and Fleeta Edwards. These girls are aids in the boys military work. Cheerleaders Thomas Wright Louis Fullen and Keith Minor have received megaphones from the Minute Men's Club. Addition of 307 books to the Washington school library is announced by the librarian. Four pupils of high scholastic standing have been appointed to the Washington hospitality committee: Marshall Smith Marguerite Halbing Edith Gingery and Frances Wright. Pupils in the cast for The Street Scene presented by Washington high school at a reception for Paul C Stetson include Jesse Savage Marguerite Halbing Maurice Fowler and Louis Fullen.
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Washington High School
Marguerite Halbing
Fleeta Edwards
Thomas Wright
Louis Fullen
Keith Minor
Minute Men’s Club
Washington School Library
Washington Hospitality Committee
Marshall Smith
Margeurie Halbing
Edith Gingery
Frances Wright
Paul C. Stetson
Jesse Savage
Maurice Fowler
Two Civil War veterans in Indiana minist ry left after Maupin funeral
Jeffersonville Ind Oct 22 Only two Civil War veterans among Indiana Methodist ministers remain after the burial of the Rev James F Maupin 84 at Sellersburg Forty Methodist ministers left a conference meeting in Jeffersonville to take part in the service.
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United Proes
Jeffersonville
Ind
Methodist Church
Indiana
James F. Maupin
Sellersburg
Offer Play at SchoolFriday at No 73
Members of the cast will present the play The Lady of the Library at School No 73 located at Thirtieth and School streets at 7 30 Friday night under the local Parent Teacher Association. The photo lists Bear Row Arch Hoop Lottie Seaman president Paul Barger Hazel Stewart Pearl Fyze Ruth Ewing Edith Sylvester director Second Row Mary Henderson Gerald Devius Anita Barger Frank Ewing Kitty Hoop Front Row Bernice Decius Ethel Beaver Edith Lang Harold Slider is not in the picture.
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Lady of the Library
Thirtieth
School Streets
Arch Hoop
Lottie Seaman
Paul Barger
Hazel Stewart
Pearl Fyze
Ruth Ewing
Edith Sylvester
Mary Henderson
Gerald Devius
Anita Barger
Frank Ewing
Kitty Hoop
Bernice Decius
Ethel Beaver
Edith Lang
Harold Slider
School of Air Series to Open with Detroit Symphony
Victor Kolar will lead the Detroit Symphony orchestra in an American School of the Air program at 1:30 Thursday over WFBM and the Columbia network. Miss Edith Rhetts, educational director, will discuss music’s significance. The program shows music as a universal language with selections from multiple nations. An overture by Glinka and An Irish Washerwoman by Sowerby are featured. Kolar values children as the most interesting auditors after directing children's concerts for nine years.
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Victor Kolar
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
WFBM
Columbia
Edith Rhetts
Glinka
Sowerby
Erin
Kolar
Shortridge PTA Hearing Highlights School Support
Paul C. Stetson credited parental cooperation with teachers for Shortridge high school's national reputation during a PTA meeting attended by nearly eleven hundred. The superintendent urged progressive education to broaden student views for tackling large problems, and the group discussed the $3,000 organ fund led by Mrs. Thaddeus Baker. In Brookville Indiana, Oct 22 a manslaughter charge was filed against town marshal John F Haman after a fatal Halloween prank chase left 12 year old Norbert Rosenberger dead. Rosenberger's father John Rosenberger requested the warrant. Haman posted 12500 bond and said he aimed to fire over the youths' heads.
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Shortridge High School
Paul C. Stetson
Shortridge P. T. A
Stetson
Thaddeus Baker
Shortridge Pipe Organ Fund
United Press
Brookville
Ind
John F. Haman
Norbert Rosenberger
John Rosenberger
Haman
Farmer Finds 82.4 Percent Gold on Rainbow Farm
Will Carpenter, a Franklinton farmer, hunted for dinner and found gold on his land. A New Orleans jeweler valued the bullion at 82.4 percent purity, yielding about $85,000. Locals speculate it was buried by Indians from California era. A legend says an Indian leader located a vein nearby but died before the search.
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United Press
Franklinton
Will Carpenter
New Orleans
Carpenter
California
Phone Company Rate Hike Refused in Southern Indiana
Commissioner Jere West’s order to raise rates by 46 000 for Southern Indiana Tel and Telegraph Co. was denied. The decision prompts an appeal to federal court where an injunction suit is already pending. Evidence showed personal expenditures by company president L. C. Griffith, including a 42.50 Chicago hotel bill listed as overhead.
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Jere West
Southern,Indiana Telephone and Telegraph Company
Indiana
West
George W. Hufsmith
L. C. Griffith
Blackstone
Chicago
Cathedral Rehearses The Patsy Play for Nov 23 Night
Cathedral high school dramatic club begins rehearsals for The Patsy by Barry Conner under Brother Pious direction. Four leads Arthur Hearne Robert Snyder Charles Watson and Raymond Golden. others include Nicholas Connor Albert Metcalf Joseph Rice and John Ready with committees set to handle tickets and staging.
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Joseph Commons
Patsy
Barry Conner
Cathedral High School Dramatic Club
Brother Pious
Arthur Hearne
Robert Snyder
Charles Watson
Raymond Golden
Nicholas Connor
Albert Metcalf
Joseph Rice
John Ready
Reading Upward as Business Books Gain Use
City librarian Luther L. Dickerson told the Rotary Club at Claypool on Tuesday that reading of business and science has risen as mood dips. He cited a three day check showing business reference books used over 3,000 times and that over 500,000 books turned over five times last year.
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Luther L. Dickerson
Dickerson
Rotary Club
Claypool
Rabbits Befriend Deer at Grand Canyon Park
At Grand Canyon National Park two rabbits adopted by a herd of semi tame mule deer join their nightly forest wanderings. The rabbits feed at troughs with the deer and bed beside them, with fawns showing playful affection and tolerance from the adult deer.
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Science Service
Grand Canyon
Ariz
Park
Fire veteran William Long dies at 85 in city
Last rites were held for William Clinton Long 85 retired city fireman who died Monday at his daughter's home 1725 Park avenue. Burial followed at Crown Hill cemetery. Long was injured in an 1890 fire and retired in 1921 after transfer to the supply department. He is survived by a son J F Long of Detroit and a daughter Grace Long.
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William Clinton Long
Grace Long
Park Avenue
Ragsdale & Prige Undertaking Establishment
North Alabama Street
Crown Hill Cemetery
Long
J. F. Long
Detroit
Two in Tie for Honor Points at Technical High School
Among 901 pupils on the first period honor roll at Technical High School this semester Pauline Blackburn senior and Sylvia Lichtenberg junior tied for first with fifteen honor points. The article lists many top point earners and notes roll room details.
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Technical High School
Pauline Blackburn
Sylvia Lichtenberg
Bettie Belk
Louise Gise
Lavon Knowlton
James F. Burrell
Nevian Chess
Thelma Coleman
Dee Dawson
Paul McGuff
Francis Nipp
Marian G. Phipns
Elizabeth Russell
Earl Townsend
Journalists Seek Legislation to Curb Judiciary Powers
Indiana Sigma Delta Chi chapters plan to pursue legislation at the next session to curb indirect contempt of court. Earl Mushlitz of the Indianapolis Star and Don Hoover of the Indianapolis News will submit plans to the national convention in Columbus, Ohio. Speakers included Julian D. Hogate of the Danville Republican Eugene Jepson Cadoll of the International News Service and Prof. J. W. Piercy of Indiana University.
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Indiana
Sigma Delta Chi
National
Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Earl Mushlitz
Indianapolis Star
Don Hoover
Indianapolis News
Julian D. Hogate
Navy Day Proclaimed On October 27 In Indiana
Governor Harry G. Leslie and Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan issued proclamations designating October 27 as Navy Day. They urged statewide observance with flag display and reflection on the Navy’s role in national defense and rescue efforts.
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Harry G. Leslie
Reginald H. Sullivan
United States Navy
Tech Pupil Honored at High School Press Convention
Warren McDermot of Indianapolis was elected president of the Indiana High School Press Association at its annual Franklin College gathering. He attends Technical High School and writes for Arsenal Cannon. Editors Louise Crouch and Bettie Belk led Staff No. II and Staff No. I, respectively, with a large Technical delegation including Blythe, Bong, Bundy, Udell, Jones, Chamberlin, Wiggam, Harland and Ochiltree.
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Warren McDermot
Indianapolis
Indiana High School Press Association
Franklin College
Technical High School
Arsenal Cannon
Tech
McDermot
Louise Crouch
Bettie Belk
Honor Roll Post Won by 61 Pupils at Manual High
Sixty-one pupils earned top-ten honor roll for the first part of the semester at Manual High School. The list includes both boys and girls with strong averages and active participation in school activities. Also reported, Mrs. John Langolf, 60, died at her Arcadia home leaving husband and several children and siblings.
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Manual High School
Serend Hedegard
Paul Lindemann
Harold Hall
James Kelso
Charles Barton
Carl Johnson
William Doherty
Oscar Glazier
Eugene Lazar
Morris Bloom
Carl Hegenmaier
William Emmick
William Faust
Donald Briggs
Joe Calderon
Richard Brier
Robert Smith
John Nay
Chestine Meller
Frederick Wahl
Raymond Meyer
Raymond Hartson
Floyd Reidenbach
Lloyd Thomas
John Click
Clifford Mattson
John Woerner
Richard Anderson
Winford Fox
Robert McReynolds
Yettie Lieberman
Florence Borgmann
Arcadia
Ind
John Langolf
Here
Harry
Atlanta
Arthur Baitz
Jesse
Cicero
Forest Nicholson
Noblesville
Glenn Parks
Indianapolis
Frank
John Hunter
Arthur Lewis
Corydon
Orla Hunter
William Hunter
Muskegon
Mich
Ralph Early
Kalamazoo
Clifford Hunter
Everett Hunter
Omega
Request for packet of sixteen educational bulletins
The Indianapolis Times invites readers to mail 50 cents in coin or unused U S postage stamps to Department A-1 Washington Bureau for a packet of sixteen educational bulletins. Include the return postage and handling costs.
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Washington
The
Indianapolis Times
New York Ave
Washington, D. C
United States
Pupils to mail inaugural air line letters in Indianapolis
Public school students in Indianapolis will join the coast to coast air mail inauguration by mailing letters for the inaugural sack. The event includes a 2 30 PM stop at the municipal airport with Postmaster General Walter F. Brown aboard the first Transcontinental and Western Air plane.
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Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Municipal
Paul C. Stetson
Municipal Airport
Ben Davis
High School
Walter F. Brown
Transcontinental & Western Air, Inc
Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc
Los Angeles
Cal
Brazil Man Fatally Injured En Route Home
Paul Dreistadt a Brazil resident who worked in North Dakota harvest fields since July was fatally injured while traveling home to Brazil according to his widow. He had been employed in North Dakota during the harvest season and died from injuries sustained in transit.
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Bat Times
Brazil
Ind
Paul Dreistadt
North Dakota
Is Your Stomach A Gasser Ad
Excessive gas in the stomach and bowels is usually caused by a nervous condition called gastric neurasthenia rather than food. Do not use digestion pills. seek relief by correcting the nervous issue and try Baalmann's Gas Tablets from Hook Drug Co. for $1. An advertisement note.
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Baalmann
Hook Drug Co
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