Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 213, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 January 1925 — Page 7

THURSDAY, JAN. 15, 1925

FIRST LIFE-SAVING , INSTITUTE FEB. 9 F, 0. Belzer Heads Red Cross Committee. A committee, headed by F. O. Belzer, Boy Scout executive, to conduct the first Red Cross life saving institute in the United States, Feb. S, 14, at Indianapolis Athletic Club, has been named by William Fortune, chairman of Indianapolis Red Cross Chapter. Representatives of police and fire departments, industrial classes, civic organizations and teachers will be instructed in life saving and first First Aid For cuts, burns, scalds and all itching skin troubles *r| jt W RESINOLi Soothing ond Heolind it

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aid methods by three experts from national headquarters, Miss Helen Cfruse, life saving chairman, said. Other committee members: Henry L. Dithmer, E. H. K. McComb, R. Waiter Jarvis, Dr. Herbert T. Wagner, Dr. John A. White, T. N. Wynne, Emil Rath, Dr. W. A. Ocker, Police Chief Herman F. Rikhoff and Fire Chief John O’Brien. ' SCHOOL MERGER TALKED Legislation to Permit I. U. to Buy Dental College Considered. Legislative action to merge the Indiana Dental College, Pennsylvania and Walnut Sts., with Indiana University is being considered. Owners of the college and trustees of the university favor the move. It is understood the State Dental Associatlo nis favorable to providing part of funds for the purchase, which would be authorized by including an item in the general appropriation bill, it was said, to cover the cost. Recount Under Way Bv Times Special SEYMOUR, Ind., Jan. 15.—Recount of the ballots cast in the general election Nov. 4 to determine whether Allen Swope, Democrat, of Seymour, or Cash Kern, Republican, of Freetown, wsts elected treasurer of Jackson County, was under way today before Judge James A. Cox of the Jackson Circuit Court. County election commissioners found Swope elected by thirteen vot^s.

Hoosier Briefs

EATROLMEN REEVES and Daugherty at Muncie were assigned to kill & dog. Daugherty held the rope, tied to the dog, while Reeves fired a revolver. On the report of the pistol, Daugherty dropped the rope. The dog ran away. Reeves had missed. Madison County council has appropriated $12,500 to erect a building on the jail lot to house the county voting machines. Mrs. E. T. Doty has been elected president of the Jay County Hospital Association at Portland, to succeed Mrs. Clever Black. Charles W. - Culbertson, president of the Fiist National Bank In Shelbyville, has resigned. C. W. Billingsley, will succeed him. Tipton, are sad. “Gyp” a huge St. Bernard dog, is dead from poison. He had been trained by his owner, Wl N. Hobbs to round up cows and sheep and catch chickens. Because of his huge size children played horse with him. Ice on White River is four inches thick at Washington. XRTHUIt TRIMBLE, 63, Greensburg farmer, has been sued for divorce by his wife, 27. In a cross complaint,

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he charges her extravagance wrecked their bliss. George T. Bartlett is the new president of the Associated Charities at Seymour. C. J. Butler Is the new head of the Shorthorn Breeders’ Association of Howard, Miami and Tipton counties. Elmer Whitten, hunting doons with a search light, capturra a

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chicken hawk near Greensburg. He’s exhibiting it at the high school. Earl Hite, Greensburg attorney, was badly bqyned when acid from his storage battery spilled on his face in an auto wreck. Middletown will be furnished electric lights, despite the abandonment of the traction line, Union Traction Company officials have announced.

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