The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-03
MODEL HOUSE
PRIZE WINNERS
ARE ANNOUNCED
ViCtorS to Receive Awards
Friday Afternoon at
Home Show.

Prize winners in the miniature
model house contest Of the Indian
apolis Real Estate Board will re-
ceive their awards from Harry J.
Goodman, president Of the Louis
vile CKy) Real Estate Board, in a
special ceremony at the realtors
home show at the state Playground
at p. m. Friday, it was announced
today. Winners were named Tues
day by judges. Louisville realtors
will be guests of the home show
Friday along with delegations from
Cincinnati, O.; Detroit, Mich, and
Milwaukee, Wis.
Winners i'll the high school con-
test were as follows
First James Baker. 3112 Macpherson
street. Technical high school; second,
Clarence Dicks. 745 Riley avenue, Tech
meal, third, Helen Wethcrheo, 6212 College
avenue Broad Ripple; fourth, Betty Ran
dali 1881 Lowell avenue, Technical; fifth,
Richard G. Bailey 1876 Middle drive
Woodruff Place. Technical; sixth. John
c. Bernloehr. 2237 North Alabama street,
Technical: seventh. Russell Burke, 52O4
Pleasant Run boulevard, Technical,
Grade School Winners
Prize winners in the grade school
class were:
First Keith Ruddoll, 1926 North Merid-
ian street. Cathedral; second Margaret
Trimpe. 2l51 Webb street, St GATHERINGS,
third. Don Kaylor. 5340 Lowell avenue,
School ST. fourth. Rose Mary Gilpin r.
F. IA, Box 1868, John Strange school; fifth,
Richard Thompson. 40 North Tacoma ave
nue.. School 3: sixth. James White. SIS
South Arsenal avenue. Holy Cross; seventh,
Robert Randall 1881 Lowell avenue. School
81.
Prizes for each class we're as fol-
lows:
First. $50; second, $25; third, SIS; fourth,
$40; nth, s.; sixth high school IS saw
ing account deposit from State Savings
and Trust Company and grade school, IS
deposit from Washington Bank and Trust
Company; seventh, $3.50 donated by Will
liam Low Rice, realtor,.
In addition eight grade school and
eight high school pupils each received spc-
cial awards of So contributed by Joseph
j. Schmid. Joseph J. Argus. william L.
Elder. Tom L. Dillon. T. E. Grinslade.
F. NJ Knight and Abe Gelman, members
of the realty board
High School Victors
Winners of the 81 high school
prizes were:
Richard Stahlhut. 1911 Broadway, Tech
uical; Marie Eilers. 2943 South East
street. Sacred Heart; Henry Mckinley SAG
North Bevillc avenue. Technical; Travis
Mclaughlin. 1915 North Meridian street.
Technical Verne Hatfield, 1916 Bellefon-
taine street. Technical: Donald Homeier,
1141 Dawson street. Technical; Verne Half
field 1916 Belefontaine street. Shortridge:
Howard Mcdonald, 3O6 Forest street,
Technical.
Grade school pupils who received
prizes of 81 each we're:
Charles Gipin. R. r. 10. Box 1858 John
Strange school; Richard Kellcher, 100 West
Twentieth street. Cathedral; Mary Dean.
235 East Eleventh street. Cathedral:
Jesse B. Norman Jr, R. r. II, Box 1856;
Crooked Creek school: Richard Stayton.
1920 North Illinois street. School 90: Mary
Margaret Ruddell. 1926 North Meridian
street. Cathedral: Harry Hill r. R. 2 Box
7O9 School s. and Nicholas Kelch. 14O6
North Drexel avenue, Little Flower school.
William A. Brennan Jr 1880 Park
avenue. St. Joan of Arc grade school, and
Robert Cash. 1898 North New jersey street.
grade school No. a. we're awarded special
prizes of $3.50 each in separate contest
for the best houses designed by sons or
daughters of realtors.
Delay School of Judging
Judging of models submitted by
pupils of School 7, in special
contest for which $40 in prizes is
offered by Robert MacGregor, real
tor, was deferred until later date
The prizes will be awarded before
the end of the home show
Judges who selected the winning
entries were Edward D. Pierre.
architect; Don O. Rub. landscape
architect; William Forsyth. artist;
William F. Hurd. city building COM
missioner: William l.. Bridges, pres
ident Indianapolis Home Builders
Association. and Paul Q. Richey.
president indianapolis Chamber of
Commerce.