Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 14, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1926 — Page 13

MAY 28, 1926

COUNTY ABANDONS , BUYING CHURCHES Tm Through With It,’ Says Cassius Hogle. “I’m through with the thing,” bemoaned Cassius L. Hogle, county commissioner, today when asked if the commissioners might reconsider the matter of purchasing th£ First Baptist and Second Presbyterian Churches, which are located in tfce World War Memorial Plaza. Hogle insisted that the county commissioners would not present to the county council an ordinance asking an. appropriation for the purchase of the structures. “I’ve said all along as far as I’m concerned, it’s a closed incident,” Hogle said. “I think everybody knows my position in the matter by this time,” he said. Both Hogle and Charles O. Sutton, president of the board, have refused to purchase the churches because of the tax burden. The congregations of the Second Presbyterian Church expressed a willingness to sell their property, if the county will act soon. If not, the church members propose to build an addition to the chiurch with a

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view of remaining on their present site twenty-five years as provided by law. It has been pointed out that unless the county buy the properties soon, they will increase in value yearly until the county will be required to pay a considerable larger amount. MOTHER LOSES FIGHT WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.—Mrs. Mary Warner’s writ of habeas corpus whereby she attempted to obtain the release of her son, Alfred Ander-

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