Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 185, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 December 1929 — Page 4

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GIRL AWARDED $7,500 Wins Case, Despite Moving Pictures Shown by Defense. Ri/ T7nitrrl Prenn DETROIT, Dec. 13.—Although they had wild motion pictures in

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the court room showing Miss Ruth E. McGurk, 24, crossing Madison avenue in Chicago last Friday without a limp, a federal court Jury Thursday awarded the Chicago girl $7,500 for injuries suffered in Battle Creek, Mich., five years ago, when

she was struck by a Consumer's Power company truck. She asked damages of $25,000 from the power company, claiming a permanent injury to her knee which prevented her from teaching physical education.

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BASHES TO CELEBRATE Golden Wedding Fete Will Be Given at Old Homestead. Fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Bash, par-

ents of Probate Judge Mahlon E. BaSh, will be celebrated Sunday at the Bash homestead northeast of Indianapolis. Judge Bash’s father is a past president of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board. He retired in 1920

after engaging In the building material and real estate business here for many years. Two other sons, Roy F. and Harry R. Bash will Join with their parents in the anniversary observance.

NEGRO PARK ABANDONED Action on a resolution to acquire property for a Negro park at White River boulevard and Belmont avenue was rescinded Thursday by the park board. Michael E. Foley, board member.

DEC. 13, 1929

said it was understood that a taxpayer planned to file an appeal with the state tax board which would make it useless to continue the legal steps. The park department is unable to develop some of its present land be-, cause of insufficient funds.