Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 48, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 July 1927 — Page 11

JULY 6, 1927

* RECORD CROWD AT TURKEY RUN PARKJULY 3-4 Conservation Department Checks Up Attendance; Botany Students Guests, All attendance records at State parks were broken at Turkey Run July 3-4, according to check made by the State conservation department. Besides the thousands of pleas-ure-seekers, nature students are making the place their headquarters, with the announcement that guides and lecture services have ben inaugurated. Twenty-four University of Chicago botany students visited the park this week, under direction of Dr. O. D. Frank and W. E. Cunningham. More than 8,000 paid admission to the park on July 3 and 6,000 on July 4; Meals were served for 1,200, while scores brought their own picnic baskets. The nature museum in the cabin on Sunset Point was vis- • ited by 2,300. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Esten, Pendleton, in charge of the free guide & service, have labeled trees and f plants along the various park trails. Among those especially interesting are yew trees, which are found nowhere else in the State. Sixty-eight species of birds have been identified at the park, including the woodcock, bald eagle, cerulian warbler, oven bird and water thrush. Lectures on the wild life of the place are given in the hotel lobby Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings. FARM BUREAU PICNIC SEASON HAS ARRIVED Speeches, Sporting Events, and Lots of Food Provided. This is the season of picnics for county and township Farm Bureaus, and all over the state farm men and women are putting aside work for a day to enjoy a brief outing and hear from speakers the things the Farm Bureau hopes to accomplish. At many of these outings elaborate programs have been prepared, and, of course, food supplies are ample, prepared in the way that only farm folks can prepare them. The programs generally are given ever to various athletic and sporting events, and band concerts. At some of the picnics boys’ and girls' club work exhibits have attracted much attention.

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PADLOCK MOOSE LODGE ON LIQUOR COMPLAINT Permanent Injunction Against Club At Shelbyville Issued. Asa result of alleged liquor law violations, Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell Tuesday ordered that a permanent injunction be placed on the Moose lodge of Shelbyville. The decree means that the entire building except the lodge room proper will be closed. The injunction followed complaint of federal officers that liquor was sold in the building. It was testified that a federal officer made a “buy” from one of the lodge officials. Another restraining order was issued against an auto laundry and at 946 West Twenty-fifth St., operated by Thomas Coger.

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4TH SUFFERERS IN HOSPITALS Many Holiday Injured Still in Serious Condition. No additional fatalities have resulted from injuries received in July 4 traffic accidents here, but several victims are not yet out of danger, hospital attaches announced. Mrs. Beulah Pedigo, 2920 Sangster Ave., still is in critical condition at Methodist Hospital from burns received when she was pinned beneath a flaming auto Monday., Brother Improving Hanley Lee, brother of Mrs. Pedigo, who was thrown free of the car, is improving. Miss Maude Harris, 2843 Kenwood Ave., is still critical at city hospital suffering from internal injuries, fractured legs, cuts and bruises. Mrs. A. G. Hare, 31 S. Hawthorne Lane ,whose car collided with the one in which Miss Harris was riding is improving. Her daughter, Edna, 5, received head injuries, and is not believed serious. Skull Fractured James Hindman, 933 W. Thirtieth St., injured when a car containing seven Indianapolis young men turned over near New Augusta is in serious condition at St. Vincent’s hospital. He has a fractured skull. Mrs. Beulah Williamson, 29, 912 Warren Ave., is critical in city hospital from injuries received Tuesday when the car in which she was riding overturned on the National Rd., east of Bridgeport. COWBOY POET GALLOPS THROUGH WASHINGTON Bill Smart Headed for Paris and Legion Convention. Bu Times Special WASHINGTON, July 6.—Riding a broncho and wearing the picturesque trimmings that go with a cowboy’s outfit, Bill Smart, Texas poet, has just passed through Washington .on his way to the American Legion convention at Paris. Smart started from Ft. Worth, March 6. He plans to park the broncho at Boston and go the remainder of the way by steamer. Smart hails from Seagrave, Texas, and has made quite a 1 name for himself by writing cowboy poetry. Kis broncho tour has carried him through many southern cities, inoluding a visit to the Confederate convention at Tampa. RECEIVER DIVIDES FUND Sterling Stock Owners Get Final Distribution. Receivership of the Sterling Fire Insurance Company has been completed and final distribution of assets made to stockholders, Edwin Steers, receiver, announced today. The final distribution amounted to $480,250. Total distributions aggregated $1,755,250. f Steers was appointed receiver in June, 1926, by Superior Judge James M. Leathers. Directors agreed on receivership as the best method of closing the company’s affairs. repair two SCHOOLS Board Lets Contracts for Work at Buildings 54 and 75. Improveirients to two school buildings will be made as a result of the awarding of contracts by the board of school commissioners. The William P. Jungclaus Company received the contract for general construction of an addition to School 54 with a bid of $27,835. Freyn Bros, received the heating and ventilating contract on a bid of $3,417. The heating. and ventilating contract for School 75 was awarded to Strong Bros, on a bid j of $7,002.27.

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