Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 337, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1927 — Page 20

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SPECIAL WEEKS EXCEEDING 52 ON YEAR’S CALENDAR Bicycles, Prunes and Dislr armament Included in Observance. Bn United Prree WASHINGTON, May 6.—Unless something is done to cheek the observance of “special weeks,” devoted to things ranging from prunes and bicycles to disarmament, steps will have to be taken to make the fifty- ! two-week year longer. If A survey by the civic development department of the Chamber of ComJnerce of the United States shows that the nation observes approximately 100 “special weeks,” not to mention “special days.” These are devoted to things rangmont” to “Y. M. C. A.” There are weeks set aside for corn, cranberries, imilk, oranges, apples, canned food und prunes. The family also demands a place on this list, for it includes Mother’s Day, Father and Son Week, Mother and Dauglitek, Week, Parents Week and even Find Yourself Week. r Other weeks are claimed by Pay Your Bills, Self Denial, Temperance, Courtesy, Pride in Appearance and Honesty and Efficiency. In addition there are weeks for disarmament, i poetry, bicycles, reindeer, good English, good roads and good health. The constitution, the navy and birds and fish have only one day each every year. Powerful Radio i BERLIN, May 6.—The German Postal Department’s new broadcasting station at Zeesen neaii, here, will be completed by fall. The station'* will be the most powerful of its kind in the world, with antennas 210 rtieters in length. The plant will operate on a 100 kilometer poyer. Marriage Licenses : Herbert Stich, 21, 005 St. Peter, grocer; Caroline Sohaub, 20, 323 Northern. Robert Adams. 21. 517 N. New Jersey, nlnttnan; Mildred Ringer, 20, 517 N. New Jerf.ey. clerk. William Cooperidrr. 35. Indianapolis, farmer: Mary Reid, 21. R. R. 3. r Wallace Holmes. 25, Indianapolis, raanager; Margaret Saufer, 21, 2343 Shelby. Thomas Hargraves. 21, 1122'A Home PI., driver: Blanche Raney, 17. 454% Parkyay. dark.

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Olive Schick, 19 (above), lqyrd her stepfather, Edward Jones, 36 (lower). So they eloped from the dimes home at Maspeth, Iking Island, to Chicago. There the police stepped in, charging Jones with deserting Olive’s mother, 41. “She should have given him up to me,” Olive was represented as saying.

Births Twins Luther and Bertha Hurt, 449 W. South, boys. Boys Otto and Cordelia Buhneing. 1943 Barth. Harold and Flu it pee Hagedon, Christian Hospital. Ted and Maxine Campbell, 2184 N. Capitol. Phillip and Ruth Allen, 330 W. Tenth. Grada and Eddie Swift, 1133 E. Seventeenth. ▼ Everett and Eva Hogan, 1010% E. Fifteenth. George and Ina Loftus, 2313 FairvicW. Joseph and Olive Mize. 339 N. Beauty. Jack and Eula Snipes. 2008 E. Hoyt. Benjamin and Zenia Sanders, 2307 N. Sheldon. Jerry and Mayme Anderson, 1003 S. Marion. Elmer and Fannie Sarver, 1134 E. Sixteenth. / James and Ruth Galloway, Methodist Hospital. Snaret and Charlotte Wells, Methodist Hospital. August and Marie Bux. Methodist Hospital. Charles and Catherine Moore, 2578 S. Delaware. Paul and Dannie Cannaday, 6500 E. Sixteenth. Girls Harry and Viola Fulk, 850 S. Holmes. Paul and Francis Huber, 000 W. Washington. Clinton and Leona Stubbs. 4105 S. State. Eustice and Vivian Williams, 1850 Peek. Robert and Gertrude Thorpe, 2557 N. Caroline. Felix and Dora Wright, 1025 W. Walnut. J. B. and Inol Ncwron, 770 N. Miiey. Harrison and Bessie Rasdell, J 220 Gameron. Jess anc' Edith Hauk. 427 W. Henry. Burton and Caroline Ward, Methodist Hospital. Eugene and Leon Barth, Methodist HosRaymond and Georgia Young, 1041 Church. Edward and Mary Neier, 508 W. Morris. , Homer and Edith Crockett. 1115 W. Thirty-Seventh. Deaths Edward E. Camplin, 74, city hospital, nephritis. Gladys O’Riley, 27, St. Vincent Hospital. peritonitis. Josephine McCarty Messer, 62. 1840 E. Tenth, endocarditis. Sherman L. Keaeh, 62. St. Vincent Hospital, cerebral hemorrhage. Anna Comer, 80. 1128 Ashland, hypostatic pneumonia. James L. Carey, 48. 2333 N. Pennsylvania, arteriosclerosis. William Loral Shotts, 9 months. 1751 Morgan, uremia. Building Permits Davis Realty Company, dwelling, 1024 E. Tabor. $3,000. 8. S. Willoughby, porch. 828 Dawson. Wilbur Buchanan, dwelling, 1819 Kessler, $3,300. Emma Hull, reroof, 300 N. Walcott. s2oo. W. A. Fisher, reroof 737 N. Riley, $250. Lowe Realty Company, dwelling, 3328 School, $4,100. Thomas Ryan, addition. 32 N. Euclid, S3OO. 1). H. Fatout, reroof. 4330 Broadway, James Morrison, reroof, .143 W. Thirtieth, $325. Ida Wilde, reroof 709 E. Pratt. S2OO. Ida Wilde, reroof. 705 E. Pratt. S2OO. John Hoon,. reroof. 2027 Wilcox, $245. Emma Copeland, reroof, 1342 N. La Sahe $274. Home* Development Company, dwelling, 1620 Roosevelt. $2,500. W. F. Beanmng reroof, 8820 Kenwood. $250. O. D. Little, reroof, 658 W. Forty-Third, S2OO. P. Winner, reroof, 219 W. Thirty-Sixth, $215. W. 8. Stewart, reroof, 2621 College, . S4OO. National Biseult Company, platform, Pine and Daly, $4,000. August Tamm, excavate, 821 E. New York SSOO. J. V. LaShorn. garage. 132 N. I.lnwood. Alice Christie, remodel, 302 Linwood, $2,400. ~F. R. Thomas, dwelling, 1110 N. Euclid, Lewis McCammon, garage, 6203 Julian, r> Leroy Eaton, porch 304 E. Minnesota, S2OO. ” ~George Stevenson, dwelling, 1617 Mills, $4,000. , _ _ . Lillian Dye. repairs, 1010 E. Tabor, ‘ * Estelle Lomls, dwelling. 909 N. Gray, $5,000. . _ . T. L. Thorp, porch. 412 N. Dearborn. * f! ('°E. Herrin reroof, 4038 Ruckle, $2lB. T .T Little, dwelling, 4518 N. Meridian, $20,000. Jose Kuhn Lumber Company furnace, 3621 Watson Rd.. S4OO. Jose Balz. furnace. 6602 N. Delaware, _

UN’S BRIDE WED AS BAPTIST Girl Who Married Klan Dragon Had Changed Faith. Hu United Preen EVANSVILLE, Ind., May 6.—Mrs. Katherine Halbig Smith, bride of W. Leo grand dragon of the Indiana Ku Klux Klan, today Issued a signed statement dooming that slie is a Catholic and asserting that at the time of her marriage to Smith in Louisville, Ky., April 2, she had been baptized in the Baptist faith and is an active member of that denomination. In her statement, made public by her husband Mrs. Smith said assertions that she is a Catholic “were misleading and were made to discredit my husband and further to create dissension and dissatisfaction inthe ranks of the Ku-Klux Klan.” She stated that the marriage ceremony was performed by a Protestant clergyman, the Rev. Albert Nichols of the Central Christian Church, Louisville. Mrs. Smith is a graduate nurse of St. Mary’s Hospital here and a member of a Catholic family of Mount Carmel. 111.

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