Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 280, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1926 — Page 14

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TOUR ESCAPE AT INSTITUTION Local Youth Sought by Prison Officials. Four young men serving sentences at Indiana State Reformatory at Pendieton, Ind., escaped Wednesday night and were thought to have headed for Indianapolis. Officials at the prison notified local police. Those who escaped: Robert Book. 23, Rushville, Ind.; Frank Golden, 26, Dayton, Ind.; William Ray, 24, of Somerset, Ky., and Harold Fortune, 24, of 745 Duett St., Indianapolis. Police at Columbus, Ohio, wiraA local authorities to watch the National Rd. for Cyril Jennings, 17, of that city, who ran away. He is supposed to be with three other youths. Harry SortweTl, 16, ran away from his home at 1140 N. Tremont Ave. His parents told police friends said he intended to ride his bicycle to Detroit, Mich. Building Permits Ora Bums, addition. 1025 W_ Thirtieth. $750. South Meridian Stale Bank, remodel 1377 Madison. $1,500. Henry Kettlehnt. addition. 1630 College. 8946. T.. .E Grinslade. dwell mg. 723 North Tien. SO,OOO. Macy Mallott. remodel. 130 S. Pennsylvania. $1,500. Agnes Bath, excavate. 620 W. Twelfth, 8400. Ella Pierce, dwelling. 5418 Carrollton. 85.000. Edna Manning, remodel S2B E. Eleventh. S7OO. Cii axles Dugan. ImniKse. 1153 linden. 8350. O. D.. Parrish, dwelling. 5255 S’. Pennsylvania. $9,000. O. D. Parrish, garage. 5255 IS. Pennsylvania. S3OO. - 3. J. Bate®, garage. 4-4 IS. Sheffield. 8300. I/Otiis Hitchcorfb. reroot 633 Ni Keystone. $215. Ira Holmes, heating. Alabama and Market $4,450. 0.. A. Day. move. 627 Maxwell. $350. O. A. Day. Inundation. 627 Maxwell. 850. O. A. Day. more, rear 627 Maxwell. 8350. O. A. Day. move. 814 Maxwai s3:>o. J. F. Bourne, dwelling. 1213 W„ Twentieth. $2,400. _ j. F. Bourne, garage. 1213 77. Twentieth S2OO, Thomas i.arey, porch. 241® E. MBehisaxe F. Riddell, dwelling. SS3S Central. *'F%. Riddell, garage. 5535 Central. SSOO. A. W. Bowman. fumaae. 537 E. Tkrrtydwelling. 501 TV. FortrEcmrth. $4,800. „ _ , Bosart Heights Company. store-. 1402 Bosart. 83.300. , , E. R. Van Arsdcl. gars**'. 1011 Eeismar. 82 M' B. Haid. remodel. . Arsenal. SBOO. Puritan Finance Campsntry. x trow. 1621 Bradley. S3OO. . .... Puritan Finance Comstainy. imtiauxs. Inl4 Tabor. S2OO, „ . Puritan Finance Compaaar. fcnaatoe. 1024 Bradbury. S2OO. , Puritan Fmanog Company. tsmawie. 240 TTniun. w rerooj. 639 TT. TwentyFin th. S2OO. . Standard Oil. statraa. Swatßeastera and Rural. $2,100. O. Hutchinson. gara®e, 629 N, HamiltOlFrSf' Yaden. more. 1061 W. Walnut. *~Roxanna Petroleum Company. tanks. Twenty-Second and Central, s2no. Roxanna Petroleum Company, more. Tw'entv-Second and Central. $250. Elmer Warren, rex-oof, 3930 Rook-wood. Daniel Moran, dwelling. 4221 Park. $4 500 " Columbia School Supply. 44® W, Serettteenth, SI,OOO.

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