Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 53, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 July 1934 — Page 9

JULY 12, 1934.

MILITARY RITES HELD FOR TRAIN WRECK VICTIM National Guard in Charge of Service for City Youth. • Military funeral services mere to be h*;d at 2 thi< afternoon at the minion tor James Stoddard 16, who was killed in a tram wrent near Nashville. Tenn , Monday. The services were to be in charge of members of Company D. One ’ hundred flfty-ftrat infantry. Indiana r.a' onal guard, of which voting t Stoddard wa.s a member. Burial ' wa :o be m Foral Park cemetery. , Tire young man was on his way to West Palm Beach. Fla., where he WBs to nave visited his brother, ' Reed Stoddard. Howard Long Buried Toe funeral of Howard Lone. 60. of 3219 Marpherson avenue, who riled Mondav of a heart attack in his home, was held at 10 this morning in the residence. Burial was In Crown Hill. Mr Long had been ill two years. He was a stationary engineer in the rmplov of the Indianapolis Water Company seventeen years, previous to which he was an engineer for the I D <fc W Railroad, now the Baltimore A; Ohio. Surviving him are the widow, Mrs. Ella Lgtng; three sons. Clarence. Harold and Lloyd; a daughter. Bettie Long, and a sister, Mrs. Allie Edwards. all of Indianapolis. Former Resident Passes Indianapolis relatives have learned of tne death of Leopold Aronson. 59. former resident of Indianapolis, yesterday in his home in Chicago. Mr. Aronson went to Chicago in 1920. Funeral services and burial will be in Chicago tomorrow. Surviving Mr. Aronson are the widow, Mrs. Rudolphine Aronson: a daughter Mrs. Leon Goodman. Chicago; a s.on. Dr. Sidney S. Aronson. Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. M. Lasky, and a brother, Sam Aronson, both oi Chicago. Rink Rites Tomorrow Last rites for Mrs. Chantas B Rink. 4153 Central avenue, who died Tuesday In St. Vincent's hospital, will be held at 8:30 tomorrow in the home and at 9 in St. Joan of Arc Catholic church. Burial will be in St. Joseph s cemetery. Mrs. Rink was the widow of Edward A. Rink, former secretarytreasurer of Rinks cloak House. CITY SEEKS FEDERAL . . AID FOR WHITE PLAGUE Dr. Morgan Says Health Board Has , Exhausted Funds. Declaring its inability to con- . tinue the support of indigent tuberculosis cases, the health board yesterday decided to seek federal aid for the patients. Care of the patients has come . from the interest on the ButlerSnow endowment, but since the accrued interest all has been utilized. ‘ the service can not be continued. Dr. Herman G. Morgan, board sec- . rotary, anonuced. Members of the board will confer with the director of the Governor's • unemployment relief commission to determine how the cases are to be • handled. -NEW LI PPM AN BOOK RECEIVED AT LIBRARY Famed Columnist's Method of Freedom Available Here. Walter Lippmann. famed columnist. advances his theories for a state of political and economic well being for America in his new book. "The Method of Freedom." received today at the business branch library. Other books received at the library are "Iron. Blood and Profits,” j by SeAdes. an expose of the worldwide munitions racket: ‘Banking and the New: Deal.” by the American Institute of Banking: "World Economic Survey." complied by the League of Nations; "The Free Right to Contract and the New Deal." by Frames, and "The Aircraft Year Book for 1934." Tortugal Pivwidcnt in Crash Jtjf I ntf*f I’rtta T SBON, Portugal. July 12.—A m r r*r carrying President Antoi > Carmona and his family ovortur.ied near Bussaco today. Some of the occupants were reported to have | been injured. Mme. Carmona's head was injured. St. Paul Man Offers Free to Stomach Trouble Victims Wtn H Fraser, of St. Paul, Minn.. | h**llev#i he has an outstanding dineovrrt f*r riilini* of Stomach t leers. Arid Stomt h Indigestion and other symptom* of ext a .1 v rhousaada have written to him highly praising this treatment hnh is known as t'dga. .Mr Fraser. Suite Tl’. Koot-Schulxe Bldg St. Paul. Minn.. Is always glad to h- ir from stomach sufferers and will • send a free sample to any one who write# him. The 7-dav trial box of 1 -da Tablets i sold on a money-hark g arantee of satisfaction by Hook l*r 1-- Haac l*rng Company. Walgreea's and other good druggists.—Ad- . vertisement.

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Jerry O'Neal

For marrying a second wife without bothering to divorce the first, Jerry O'Neal, 28-year-old Indianapolis milk wagon driver, yesterday afternoon was sentenced to 180 days on the Indiana state farm and fined S3OO and costs by Charles W. Holder, municipal judge pro tem. ON’eal was arrested last week on the complaint of Mrs. Lillian Tow oil O'Neal, 27. of 1122 Tocumseh street, when he married late in June, after unofficially having separated from Mrs. Pauline Sprouse O'Neill. Eastgatc hotel, whom he married Dec. 23. She Is suing for divorce. YOUNG SLAYER TO DIE Youth Enters Arizona Lethal Chamber at Dawn. By I nitrri Prt ** FLORENCE. Ariz., July 12 George Shaughnessy, 19-year-old Albany 'N. Y.i youth, will walk to his death at dawn tomorrow, third victim of Arizona’s new lethal gas chamber. Shaughnessy was convicted of the murder of Lon Blankenship. Tucson automobile salesman.

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