The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-18
NAME WINNERS
OF The TINES
Eco CONTEST
Easter Event viCtorS to Re-
ceive II Rabbits for
Entries.


as judges Of The Times easter egg
contest struggled to choose twelve
winners from among hundreds of
entries this morning.
Many hours of labor on the part
of Indianapolis children were rep
resented in the elaborate entries. A
large number were hand painted,
several were decorated to repre-
sent faces, and some bore complete
printed verse.
Twelve rabbits were awarded by
The Times for entries, and the
Lyric theater, cooperating in the
contest, announced twelve addi-
tional awards of two tickets each
for next weeks show at that theater
where an unusually good stage show
for children will be featured.
The eggs entered in the contest
will be delivered to orphanageS Of
the city by The Times Saturdaet
morning. Rabbits will be delivered
to winners of the first twelve prizes
Saturday morning and theater
tickets will be mailed the remaining
twelve winners.
Awarded First Prize
Amber and Meadford Childress of
209 South Noble street, were award
ed first prize of bunny for a dou-
bic entry of eggs attached to bases
and painted to resemble faces.
Charles Hadley, 10, of 4005 Cor
relius avenue, was given second
prize of bunny for an entry of
six hand painted eggs, some OF
which he had decorated with gilt
tering butterflies and one of whies9
bore in silver powder, an American
flag.
Third award went Dorothy
Stoner, 81 So4>eh Rural street, for
an egg, framed in Grape paper and
painted to resemble a woman'S
head, with a red bow tie.
Fourth went to two brothers and
a sister, Robert Jones, 7; Richard
Jones, 4, and Joan Jones, 8, all OF
844 River avenue, who entered
three eggs with decorations OF
Easter rabbit cutouts.
Fifth went to Clarence Shaw OF
843 Broadway, who entered an egg
resembling a dirigible. Sixth was
given to Robert Miller, 822 South
New Jersey street. for a hand
decorated egg bearing figures OF
Peter Rabbit and Mrs. Rabbit, done
in humorous vein.
Wins Seventh Place
Georgina Bex, 6, of 1902 Lexing-
ton avenue. won seventh with her
hand decorated entry resembling
faces. Eighth went to Raleigh Lin
genen, 6133 North Capitol avenue,
and his brother Written for two
modernistic eggs with women'S faces
done in poster style.
Ninth was given to Ross Mar
quis, 10, of IT'S West Thirty second
street, for q basket of three eggs,
hand decorated, with rabbits as the
keynote decoration. Tenth went to
Daniel Gleich of POOP East Tenth
street, for a metal colored egg with
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eleventh was given to Roy Vehling
1877 West Thirty first street, for his
metal colored egg. Carl G. Bose Jr.
of 726 West Forty second street
took twelfth, with his crepe paper
decorated pair Of eggs.
Theater tickets were awarded the
following entries:
Rose Ellen Mcclure, u, OF 1918
Park avenue, who labeled her entry
of six hand-painted eggs, Il hope
they make some orphan happy"
Doris Jean hewitt, 6, of 1878 Park
avenue; Carolyn Audry Minnich, S,
Of r. r. /, Box 100; Billie Clark, 1909
East Pratt street; Billie Bryant, SO
South Tuxedo street; Helen Olsen,
10, 3710 North Gale street; Schmidt
children, Richard, II, William, 1S
and Edward Lee, 4, all of 1887 Law
ton street; Theresa Field, 431 South
Alabama street; Alice Jean HIATT, 4
of 6060 Dewey avenue; Eugene
Steirs, 25 West Twenty street,
La Verne McLake, 442 South Grace
street, and Rosemary Worrel, 1928
Ashland avenue.