Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 June 1962 — Page 2

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WomdH Wants To Adopt Infant $he Found On Doorstep Upon investigating “crying”

laying on the steps.

The Westside v^btnan told police she fed and washed the baby thOn took him to Fire Statiom 23, 975 Burdsal Parkway. Mrs. Adams at ■ expressed hopes of adopting the

Local Scoutmaster Paid Tribute For 25 Years Service

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the back of her house Wednesday!, , .,

* vening, Mrs. Nammie R. Adams, ‘ ; ' a ”y as a new addition to the 30, found a eight-pound baby boy I fahiily which already includes a

v/rapped in a receiving blanket' seven-year-old son.

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After 25 years of service to hundreds of boys Herman Olsen has retired as scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop 77 at Riverside Park Methodist Church. He also organised Cub Scout Pack 77 in 1938 and vras its Cubmaster 22 years. The 57-year-old man received the Pop Warner Conference Awatd, a national trophy for outstanding service to boys, in 1900 and the Silver Beaver honor from the Boy Scouts in 1951. He was instrumental in organising or coaching six city junior baseball champiohshib teams and five city churth basketball champions. A serious throat operation leit his voice too weak forcing his retirement.

AMEs to Reenact Feeding of 5,000 At Denver Meet

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DENVER (ANP)—“The Feeding Of The Five Thousand”— will bring over 5,000 AME’s here July 18-22. Bishop H. Thomas Primm, presiding bishop of the 5th Episcopal District, which covers a 14-state area west of the Mississippi, has selected the picturesque Red Rock Park natural amphitheatre as a suitable setting for a re-enactment of the Biblical “feeding of the

5000.”

The Denver gathering will mark the first phase of an evangelistic project ‘ that is being conducted in the 5th District, called “Operation Andrew.” Based upon the scriptural experience of the Disciple Andrew “going to get his brother,” members throughout the District have been conducting a personal evangelistic program since Steptember, 1961, aimed at a goal of 5,000 new church members. These new “converts” and church members will come to Denver for five days of “spiritual enrichment” that has been programmed to include outstanding preachers and group leaders from throughout the nation.

] grabbed her purse at Sedate and ; St. Clair after she left the parade. I John Bentley, 36, Sanducky, O., • said he was slugged in the 100 (block of East 9th about 10 p.m.

and robbed of $2.

THE REPEATED assaults sent hordes of screeching police sirens

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assailants as “about 18 or _ _ years old.” He said each youth j n to the trouble areas, but the

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carried a long-bladed knife. Holt said he had visited Indii ananolis for the 500-mile race. Police recovered his automobile several block from the hospital. AS THE TWO-and-one-half-hour parade ended, things got even

rougher.

Gangs roamed the streets shuoting profanely at pedestrians. In one occurence at Meridian and Washington, Lois Wilheite, 68, • 654 E. 13th, said a Negro knocked her down and grabbed her purse containing $6 at about 10 p.m. Elvin Mathis, 32, 16 S. Denny, reported that two men, one of them armed with a switchblade knife, robbed him of his billfold containing $1 about midnight in the 3800 block of East Washing-

ton.

Following the parade, William Rail, 13, 5610 E. Michigan, was slugged in one eye and knocked unconscious in an unprovoked attack by a teenager as the boy walked with his parents toward Monument Circle. The boy was treated in Methodist Hospital for a cut under his eye. John Phillips, 32, 2302 N. Alabama, said he was attacked by five youths on the War Memorial Plaza about 9:45 p.m. He was treated in Methodist Hospital. John Case, 16, Whiteland, sard he was jumped by a group bf youths on 9th near Pennsylvania ?bout 9:45 p.m. He was treated in Methodist Hospital for head and arm cuts. Morris Hammond, 46, a YMCA resident, said he was slugged .in the mouth by a youth in University Park near Meridian and Vermont about 10 p.m. after he refused to give the youth money. MARY WADE, 28, 4054 Arthingten, said three teen-agefs

hoodlum parade continued.

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