Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-18
.CHEERFULNESS
NEW SLOGAN OF
FAIRGROUNDS
Keep Them Smiling Advice
of Director to Those in
Charge.
NAME ESQ INSTRUCTORS

city Fairgrounds this summer. Plans
for the greatest season the municipal
play centers Of Indianapolis ever antici-
pated were discussed with the workers
in a conference held In the city council
chamber. Final instructions for the sea
son, which opens at o'clock Monday
morning were given.
Promotion OF Charles Faun, who has
been a boys director on city play
grounds heretofore to the position of as
sistant to Mr.. Jarvis and of Miss Clara
Ledig, one OF the most prominent of the
workers on the Fairgrounds for the last
three years, to be assistant to Miss Alice
Mescall, assistant director of recreation.
was announced by Mr.. Jarvis.
45 FAIRGROUNDS TO
BE OPENED MONDAY.
The city will open forty-fve play
grounds Monday Five more probably
will be in operation before the summer
is over, it being the hope of the city
park department to have a play spot
within five or six blocks of every man,
woman and child within the city linn
its.
The workers were given directions to
preserve a cheerful attitude toward the
children on their grounds at all times,
to take seriously the wonderful oppor-
tunity for health work. to watch care
fully for accidents and see that children
who are injured are given speedy and
competent medical attention, calling on
the city hospital for aid whenever it ID
needed and to be prompt in reporting
at their posts.
The workers will be on duty in two
shifts. One set will work from 8 a. ID.
to noon and from 4 to 8 p. m, and the
other from noon until 9 o'clock in the
evening.
Instructors NAMED
BY DIRECTOR JARVIS.
Assignment of the workers was an
nounced by Mr.. Jarvis. In the following
list the name of the playground is given
first, names Of women instructors sec
ond, Of assistant instructors third. of
matrons fourth and of men instructors
last:
Greer-verdi Miller and Lois Rileyi
Dorothy Bagnou and Rosemary Beswick
Laura Painter; Clifford Patton and
George Painter.
S. S Turners-Josephine Hicks; May
Dugan; Nettie Woodruff; William Eber-
hardt
Enenberger-Jane Sicke1s and Lola
PIeffer Carol Metcalf; Eva Ball and
Mrs. Hamaker: David Smith.
Fail Creek-Emiley Schellschmidt and
Josephine WOolling; Dorothy Wright and
Catherine Hoffman: Pearl Wiggam Ed
Garfield-Marietta Rose and Elizabeth
Jackson; Sophia Strubinger, Mrs. B.
Davis; Glen James and Allen Morgan.
Willard-Jean O'COnnell; Veryl Holt
and Edith Fitzgerald; Margaret O'Con-
nor; Walter Colby and Norbert Clancy
Orphans Home-Helen Clark; Esther
Parsons; katherine Fisher and Elizabeth
Jester Mrs. Duttenhayer.
BrightwOod-Evelyn Cornell: Anna
TRACER and Grace Fields; Margaret Nc
Crossan and Rosa Wilson; Floyd Mitt-
migrants Aid-Alice McGuff; Mary
Pc ovich (matron).
l-auter-Mildred Burkhardt: Hedwie
Wernsing; Mrs. c. c. Caldwell; Audley
Ca dwell
Observation-Disclosures Hackleman; Miss
Mcleod and Martha Foster; Rose Griffin
Ethel Lamb
sPades-EtheI Hughes; Helen Reeves
and Clara Moore; Carrie Reinbolt; Stan
ley ,Wysong and Robert Blessing.
Brookside-Thelma Hessong; GLADYS
Young and Edythe jenkins; Anna Potter;
Larry ar, Nagel and Charles steffen.
Thlrtieth and Central-Genevieve Se-
mon and Mary Foley; Eleanore Munroe
Oretta Babb; Alex. Caven.
kuey-Julietta Galley and Elizabeth
MaJori Margaret Lyle Mrs. B. Neilan,
Matlida Hafer and Mrs. Iva Allen
Matthew HerOld and Gus Horton.
Ringgold-Martha Carr and Elizabeth
May; Leunice Horn and Adela Bababba
Mrs. A Jackson and Catherine FIesher =
R1chard Bet2, Robert Forbes. Thomas
Quill, William COverdale, Fred Braun,
LINES LINES Brown Edward Huegele and
Cnrlstlan lansing.
MiIitary-Ruth Oehler; Margare Neg
ley, Louise Schneider and Miriam Haas:
Stelia Gerber; Guy Wachstetter. Francis
Early and William Sparks
JeWlSh ComEunal-Jean Davie. Shels
= he
Rosenthal (boys' instructorl.
Christamore-E. W Dunkie. Ruth FL
Ter clayton Rea and Louis Ike boys
:, I; AAilmontm7.Lorene Taylor, Katie Leagus.
h hLida SuII1yan, Flora Walker, Dora At
SIN SINS IM ne Henderson, Martha viii
son, ana Honey, Lola Jackson and r, G.
sd lgIcn9r ora LoGklear, H. J. Danger
ned, ); Bragg. Charleston Cox, Beard
"GRil INSIDE and L. c. Fletcher,
CIayp0olEIda Lewis, Virgil Horner.
sarah Davis Ruth and Dorothea Ken,
nedy VIM. Baxter boys INSTRUCTOR.
workers. on the Fairgrounds located on
p1PIc school property were assigned as
3-Marjorie wrentmore, Eleanor Dav.
EIlza6eth Hester, Charles Wiley and
5s-Helen Ruske and Florence Smith.
and Laura McCracken
D-Reginia' Shock, Helen Bedell and
Hazel Lockwood.
20-Helen Caffgn, Lillyon Snyder.
Margaret Etter and Minnie Brown
matrOn.
22-Fern Swanson, Josephine Todd and
Hazel Crumbo
49-Mary Hanger. Mary Watson and
Frances Brubeck
50-Helen Linehan. Miss Mcpherson.
Esther Knop, Mr.. W. Floyd and Roland
Jones.
30-Mary Lamb, Mildred Benton, Helen
Thompson and Kate Helfrich.
20 - Dorothy Calderwood Mildred
Keethler, Ellen Ocker and Theodore Van
Gestal
S6-Charlotte Chance, Thelma Morgan.
Marian Miller, Francis Ankenbrock and
Fannie Shideler
43-Marbelle Haynes, Virginia Whitson.
Gertrude Dithmer and Alfred Noel.
44-Katherine Miller, Ella Butler and
Nellie Alexander-matron.
39-Frances +. Lewis, Lillian Neiman,
Celesta Stephenson and Mrs. Frances
Hart
S1-Evelyn Nixon. Irene Gallagher and
Titus Everitt
Elizabeth Moore and Florence
Hour.
Colored Schools as follows;
17-Mary Rose Reeves, Martha Horner,
Beatrice Maloney. Henrietta Herod,
Estella Fisher-matron and Frank Scott.
23-Alline Miller, Laura Voolfolk,
Lveria Milligan, Elizabeth Douglass and
Otto Page.
42-Anna Bennett, Carlena Galloway
and Marie Worthington.
63-Mary .. Mitchell Edith Bolts and
Erma Armistead.
24-Juanita Bobson, Irene Franklin.
Florence Perkins, Clio Breun, George
Gore and Ethel MOseley.
64-Yirginia Fields, Iva1ue Jones, Mary
Lac1ey and Noel Brown.
Substitute instructors will be Idele
Drake Sarah Bernstein and Arthur