Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 72, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1934 — Page 5

AUG. 3, 1934.

VETERINARIAN IS KILLED BY FALLING TREE Funeral for Southport Man to Be Held Tomorrow at Residence. Burial of Dr John S. Reno. 49. Southport veterinarian, who was killed Wednesday when a falling tree 'truck hur.. will be in Greenwood cemetery, following funeral service' at 2 tomorrow In the residence, 73 Church street. Southport. Dr Reno was inspecting the felling of trees on hi - farm in Morgan county when the accident occurred. H- a | star of the Mason.■ . >dge at Southport. Surviving him are the widow. Mrs. Eva Fra zee Reno; a .son. John Reno Jr.; a daughter. Ruth Jean Reno; three slaters Miss Jennie Reno. Washington; Mrs. Anna Landers. Glenns Valley, and Mrs Bess Slump. Ft. Worth and one brother, George Reno. Waynetown. Oliver Funeral Tomorow Funeral services for John Samuel Oliver. 80. who died Tuesday in his home. 2906 Chester street, will be held at 2 tomorrow in the Moore Kirk funeral home. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Oliver was a member of the Calvary Bapti ' church, and is survived by two dauehters, Mrs. George William Indianapolis, and Mrs. W. A Braden. Anderson; a son. Jesse J. Oliver. Indianapolis, and two brothers, Jesse J. Oliver. Shawnee, Okla., and Andrew J. Oliver, Chicaßo. Mrs. Ellen Leary Dies Funeral . ervices for Mrs. Ellen Leary, 78 who died yesterday in St. Francis hospital, will be held-at the home. 2821 Ruckle street, at 8:30 tomorrow and at 9 in SS. Peter and Paul cathedral. Burial will be in Holy Cross cemtery. Surviving her art* three daughters. Mis.s Nora Leary. Mrs. Anna Slater and Mrs. Marguerite. Gwinn. all of Indianapolis. and three sons, Charles Leary and John Leary. Detroit. and Robert Leary. Indianapolis. LIBRARY BOOKS FOUND IN DOWNTOWN STORES ialuiiblr Works Kemo\ed From State Institution by Thieves. Bocks worth S2OO stolen from the state library in the last two weeks, a few at a time, were recovered yesterday in two downtown bookstores. They included sets of the works of Scott and Tolstoi and had been stolen by petty thieves, anxious for the cash they would bring. MRS. DALL IS SILENT President's Daughter Is Mum to Interviewers. tt;i t'nit' <1 I’rix* OMAHA, Aug. 3 —Mrs . Anna Roosevelt Dali, the President's daughter, who just was awarded a divorce in Navada. passed through Omaha on a transcontinental train last night, but refused to see interviewers. She was en route to her home in the east.

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A heckling, abusive husband is Rogers Hornsby, St. Louis Browns’ manager, according to the divorce complaint of Mrs. Mary Jeanette Hornsby, above, who hied suit in Clayton iMo.) court, charging “general indignities.”

AL FEENEY MAY JOIN LAYDEN ON VACATION Safety Director May Take First Vacation in Two Years. A1 Feeney, state safety director, may take his first vacation in the two summers he has held the safety post. He has been invited to join Elmer Layden. Notre Dame football coach, and Professor Clarence <Pat) Manion. Notre Dame law dean and defeated aspirant for United States senator, on a fishing trip to Wisconsin. LIQUOR LAW TIGHTENED Rectifiers Placed Under Control of Alrohol Tax Unit. ll>t Uniti it Pre* WASHINGTON. Aug. 3—A regulation, designed to tighten another possible loophole in liquor law enforcement. was announced today by Guy T. Helvering, internal revenue commissioner, placing all liquor rectifiers under control of the alcohol tax unit. The regulation will be effective Sept. 1 and will subject rectifying plants to rigid government inspection.

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