Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 259, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1924 — Page 3

AlAliUfcL 12, 1924

WHITMAN COMPANY STORE PURCHASED New York Firm Buys Local Ready-to-Wear House, The S. B. Whitman Company cloak and suit house, 21 N. Illinois St., has been purchased by the W. H. Barlott Company, New York, operating- a chain of women's ready-to-wear shops. Irving Whitman and Leo Stotter, New York, will be in charge. S. B. Whitman, the founder, will retire. The store was established by him in 1912., The three-story building will be remodeled and leased to the New York firm. MARION CLUB IN ‘PEACPELECTION All Factions of G. 0, P, Repr' resented on Slate, Officers representing all factions of the Republican party in Marion County were expected to be named at the annual election of the Marion Club today. Polls were to be open from 11 a. in. to 2 p. m. Ralph A. Lemc-ke was slated to become president without opposition, and Taylor E. Groninger. city corporation counsel, was scheduled to become vice president. Other officers to be elected: Dr. Died W. Mayer, second vice president: A’.ex G. Cavens, assistant United States district attorney, third vice president: Reily C. Adams, treasurer; William C. Allen, secertary, and State Senator William E. English, Lawrence F. Orr, State examiner of the boaid of accounts, and George SrSder, county sheriff, directors

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The Vermillion County grand jury is investigating three murders. The alleged slayers are John Rolando of Ngedmore, and Mike Vukovich and George Nicora, Clinton. All are In jail at Newport without bond. The Madison County Anti-Tubercu-losis Society ask citizens of the State to suggest a name for the county’s new tuberculosis hospital- It will b dedicated early in ApriL > The Connersville Gymnasium Association has been organized to provide a gymn for the local high school. Building^ictivities In Ft. Wayne for the first two months of this year show a decided gain over corresponding months of 1923. Largest single piece of construction started in February was the Wayne Pharmacal office building ,to cost $400,000. "Uncle John” Schurger, first Adams County abstractor, celebrated his. 86th birthday anniversary Tuesday. He was also one of the first county recorders. Walking is his hobby and for many years he walked from his home two miles to his office three times S day. • \ The will of Phoebes Sue McArthur, recently probated in Wabash County contains only eighty-two words. II names her sister .administratrix and leaves her all property. Funeral services were held Tuesday for Dorothy Mohr, 3, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Mohr of near

BEST HOMES RENT FORMA ROOM Real Estate Board Reports Housing Cost Steady, Rent for single family dwellings in the most desirable locations, according to a Real Estate Board report, averages sl2 a room a month. The report showed that 16 2-3 per cent of the rental is absorbed by taxation. Middle class property rents for $9 per room a month and the cheapest class at $5 per room a month, with 15 per cent going for taxes. The figures are to be submitted to the National Real Estate Board. The report says rents here have remained static for the past year and probably will not decrease for some time. ANIMATED BIRTHDAY CAKE Camp Fire Girls to Celebrate Their Twelfth Anniversary. An "animated birthday cake,” made up of twelve girls will feature the Indianapolis Camp Fire Girls' twelfth anniversary Saturday afternoon in the social service house, 2446 W. Ohio St. About 400 girls are expected to attend. Mas. O. E. McMeans will be in charge. Mrs. McMeans. executive secretary, and Miss Ruth Dinwiddie, 520 Hamilton Ave.. will represent the girls in the first national convention of Camp Fire Girls at Kansas City, March 29 to April 5.

ZONING DECISION PUT OFF Board to Vote March 25 on Completion of Temple. J. Clyde HOffman, attorney for the board of 7-oning appeals, is investigating legal phases of construction of the Beth El -temple, Thirty-Fourth and Ruckle Sts. The beard postponed decision on granting permit to complete the temple, until V.arch 23. Attorneys representing the temple told the board late Tuesday that action taken —by the city was retroactive, since the foundation had teen started before the council took action. Property owners, through attorneys. said their property would be damaged at least SIO,OOO by erecting the temple there— The typa of foundation also was questioned.

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Wlnamac. . The child died of blood poisoning as a result of burns received when she spilled a teakettle of boiling water. * The Wall Street Methodist Church, Jeffersonville, will build a Sunday school room and recreation hall costing $40,000. John C. Hays has been appointed postmaster at Gwynneville, Shelby County, to succeed Josephine Moss, resigned. The annual convention of the Rebekah lodges of Hamilton and Tipton Count ywill be held at Sharpsville, April 2. Sixteen lodges will send delegates. Erection of anew gas and coke plant in Ft. AVayne by the Northern Indiana Gas and Electric Company is to start soon. Cost of the proposed plant is $2,500,000. Crawfordsyille lodge of Eagles have arranged a dinner as part of celebration of their nineteentn anniversary, Wednesday night. Clayton Rice, charged with robbing the Lewisburg State Bank last May 1, will be retried in Montgomery Circuit Court. March 17. His last trial in December lasted twenty-three days. The jury disagreed.

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HUSBAND HELD ON MURDER CHARGE Alleged to Have Said He Killed ‘Homebreaker/ Bn Un'ted Press PERU, Ind., March 12. —Paul Herrell, 29, is held i jail here today

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on charge of first degree murder, in connection with the slaying of Bar--holomew Kiniple, 27. Herred, it is alleged, emptied an automatic pistol at Kimple then went to a house near by and remarked; “Call the police, I have just killed a man,” He explained the crime saying: “He tried to break up my home.” No one saw the shoeing. Farmer Killed by Train Bu Times Special BOONVJLLE, Ind., March 12. Fifed Gemlich, 65, a farmer, was killed by a freight train here Tuesday.

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