Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 287, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1934 — Page 18

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FATHER MKRNS DEATH OF WIFE, BABY DAUGHTER Child, 2, Taken Less Than Month After Mother’s Fatal Illness. On March 13, the cheery, buxom, brown eyed girl who presided over the telephone .switchboard and information des>k at the public service commission in the statehouse suddenly became ill. An ambulance rushed her to the Methodist hospital and engineers for the commission volunteered blood when it was found transfusions were necessary. The transfusions failed. Mrs. Margaret, Swift died leaving a husband, Herbert Swift, 25 West Michlean street, and a 24-year-old daughter, Kathleen Ellen. Mr. Swift had given hia own blood also in the vain attempt to save his wife. Little Kathleen had always been a healthy child. When her mother died she was taken by her father to live with grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson. Shelhyulle. But from the time her mother was stricken, little Kathleen lan- i guished, the relatives report. Doc- j tors discovered a tumorous growth. Saturday night she died, leaving the j Widowed father childless. Early this week Kathleen was' buried at Shclbyville, alongside the j freshly made crave, of her mother in the family lot nrar Shelbvville. MASONS WILL HEAR TALK ON PALESTINE World Traveler to Address Lodge Saturday Night. Bert Essex, world traveler and lecturer, will address the Marion County Actual Masters’ and Wardens’ Association on "Palestine and the Holy Land” at the monthly meeting at Brookside lodge. Free j and Accepted Masons, Saturday night. A dinner will he served at fi:3o by the members of Brookside chapter, Order of Eastern Star, during which Miss Mary Barrett will sing. She will be accompanied by Mrs. Helen Thomas Martin. Reservations for the dinner may be made not later than Friday night with Fred R. Gorman. All Master Melons are invited to attpnd.

ELKS’ SPRING FROLIC TO BE HELD SATURDAY panrr and Entertainment to Feature Event at the Antlers. Elks will hold their annual “Spring Frolie” for members and guests Saturday night, in the Oriental room of the Antlers. Music will he furnished by .Jack Tilson and his “Breeze Blowers.” A special floor show will be featured. Advance reservations indicate that more than 300 will, attend, according to F. W. Spooner, chairman of the committee, in charge. W. G, Tavlor. Elk? secretary; C. W. Crowe and F. H. Krause have charge of reservations. BOARD~ DECLINES GIFT D. A. R. Offer of Statue Refused by School Heads. An offer to place a statue of General Arthur St. Clair in front of the city library, made by the St. Clair chapter of the D. A. R. several weeks ago. was declined last night by the school hoard. The board pointed out that statuary at the library should be only that related to literature. Appointment of Jeff R. Stonp as a teacher at Technical high school was approved. G. 0. P. TO GIVE DANCE West Side Club to Play Host at Social Event Friday, A dance and entertainment will he held at the West Side Young Republican Club. King avenue and West Tenth street, at fi Friday night for members and guests of the Young Republican Organization of Marion county. Golden Eagles. Republican Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Lincoln Club of Wayne township Candidates are invited to attend. scouts~wiuT convene Board to Discuss Plans to Invite 1935 Convention Here. The executive board of the Indianapolis and Central Indiana Council of the Boy Scouts of America will discuss plans to invite the national councils’ 1935 convention here at a luncheon tomorrow in the Lincoln. The Chicago camp seminar, plans for the national council meeting in Buffalo. N. Y.. and vacation week reports also will be discussed.

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LEBANON WOMAN DROWNS AS CAR PLUNGES INTO CANAL

Abmr. the .spot at Eocene street | and submerging three other -i ' id the canal where the automn- j Lebanon women. „ v,.^w Below. Jesse Warren, who with p in which Mrs. Margaret T „ _ , , . , , , J. B Candy, unhesitatingly dived gHH Wb. 'riart. wife of a prominent into thp water to effect the rescues fly 'j£ % ebanon atfornev plunged into of the women trapped in the te water last night drowning her j wrecked car. Prosecutor Candidates i nlure to File Number of ROSE CROIX TO MEET ,J ' Judicial Circuit May ■ City Chapter to Confer Degrees on ■ I Pr C Stly. Indianapolis chapter. Rose Croix, j Fight to prevent the anti-McHale ; will confer the seventeenth and * -tion from entering the Demo- degrees on forty-eight inty caused a technical point on ‘ William^ 11 Morrison and Edward J ng to be raised today which may b. Raub. past and present, most wise ! use others running for prosecutor masters, will preside. Others offi- l||i§f various counties of the state to ciating are James C. Gipe, Harry Wjjjm , left off the ballot. _ L. Orlopp. Fermor S. Cannon, W. Secretary of State Frank Mayr Vernon Schultz, the Rev. Lewis J L. T’—

Above, ihe spot at Eugene street and the canal where the automobile in which Mrs. Margaret Stewart, wife of a prominent Lebanon attorney plunged into the water last night, drowning her

Technicality May Bar Prosecutor Candidates

Failure to File Number of Judicial Circuit May Prove Costly. Fight to prevent the anti-McHale faction from entering the Democratic race for prosecutor in Cass county caused a technical point, on filing to be raised today which may cause others running for prosecutor in various counties of the state to be Irft off the ballot. Secretary of State Frank Mayr Jr., before whom the matter was raised, has asked for an official ruling from the state election commission. The point is whether in places where the .judicial circuit covers a single county the number of the circuit must he mentioned by the candidates upon filing, as well as the county itself. Cass county comprises a single judicial circuit. The Frank McHale canddate, Harold Mull, Logansport, now is prosecutor and seeking the Democratic renomination. His campaign was managed in 1932 by Tom Hannagan. now- an attache in the office of Governor Paul V. McNutt. Saturday night at 11:30 p. m.. according to the Logansport postmark, Lynn O'Neill, president, of the. Cass County Roosevelt. Club and leader of the anti-McHale forces, filed his candidacy to oppose Mull. When the letter was opened at the secretary of state’s office and the datemark found o. k., Mr. Hannagan raised the question of lack of numerical designation of the judicial circuit. In going through the records it was found that, numerous prosecutor candidates had filed by county and the point never had been raised. To insure that his filing would be on time (before midnight, Saturday) Mr. O'Neill filed two blanks, sending one special delivery’ and the other by regular mail. He was defeated in the prosecutor's race in the last, primary by Mr. Mull, who had a majority of 204 votes. Kav Club Sponsors Dance A dance and frolic will be held at the Falls City Casino tomorrownight by the Otto Ray for Sheriff Club. Hal Bailey’s orchestra will play.

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and submerging three other Lebanon women. Below. Jesse Warren, who with J. B Candy, unhesitatingly dived into the water to effect the rescues of the women trapped in the wrecked car.

ROSE CROIX TO MEET City Chapter to Confer Degrees on 4R Candidates Tonight. Indiana polks chapter. Rose Croix, ! will confer the seventeenth and eighteenth degrees on forty-eight Scottish Rite candidates tonight at 7 at the cathedral. William H. Morrison and Edward B. Raub, past and present most, wise masters, will preside. Others officiating are James C. Gipe, Harry L. Orlopp. Fermor S. Cannon, W. Vernon Schultz, the Rev. Lewis Browm, Horace Mitchell and Frank Borns. Music will be furnished by

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PRESBYTERIAL SOCIETY HERE NAMESSLATE Mrs. Bessie C. Brewer Is Elected President at Mission Meeting. Mrs. Bessie E. Brewer was named president of the Inuianapolis Presbyterial Society yesterday at a mission meeting in the Memorial Presbyterian church. An executive meeting was held in the morning. A playlet presented in the afternoon. The night program was in charge of the young people's organization. Other officers elected were Mrs., Edward Mayo, first vice-present; Mrs. T. J. Simpson, second vicepresident; Mrs. Will Adams, third vice-president; Mrs. H. S. Morrison, corresponding secretary; Mrs. M. D. Lupton, recording secretary; Mrs. A. L. Mitchell, Mrs. A. D. Paden. Mrs. E. R. Alcorn. Mrs. C. Norman Green, Miss Kathryn McPherson. Mrs. A. B. Henry, departmental secretaries; Mrs. O. T. Wingfield and Mrs. C. H. Brackett, treasurers, and Mrs. Paul Kinnear, Mrs. Wilbur Allison, Mrs. Jason Greenstreet and Mrs. Emanuel Miller, district presidents. JOHN REED CLUB LISTS LECTURE ON FASCISTS Eugene Bechtold of Chicago to Address Forum Friday. “World Forces Against Fascism.” a discussion of world-wide Fascist activities, will be the topic, of Eugene Bechtold. Chicago, before the John Reed Club weekly forum Friday night in the Lincoln Travertine room. Mr. Bechtold "will trace the beginnings of fascism, ,not only in Italy and Germany, but in other western nations and the United States. 'The speaker will attempt to show that fascism develops along the lines peculiar to the particular nation, but that its aims are identical.

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