Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 204, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 January 1935 — Page 26

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-49 METHODIST CHURCHES TO OPEN SCHOOLS / Five City Groups to Join Leadership Training Campaign. The fourth annual convention of five Indianapolis Methodist Episcopal Leadership Training Schools will begin Monday and continue through Feb. 8, with 49 Methodist { Churches participating. The board of contro’ for the period includes the Rev. Edgar Biake, bishop: the Rev. Alfred H Backus, the church’s state director of religious education; the Rev. William C. Hartinger, district superintendent; the Rev. Charles C. Ford, district superintendent; the Rev. Wilbur D. Grose, district director, and the Rev. Harvey J. Kieser. district director. Dean of the Southwest School, meeting at the West Michigan Street Methodist Episcopal Church, W. Washington-st and Warman-av, will be the Rev. W. G. Morgan. Mrs. Charles Newman will be registrar. The South Side Sichool, opening

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Jan. 7, will meet at the Fletcher Place Methodist Episcopal Church, Fletcher and Virginia-avs. The Rev. R. L. Dove will act as dean, and Mrs. James Caldwell will be the registrar. The North Side School, which will nc open until Tuesday, will meet at the Capitol Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, 30th-st and Cap-itol-av. H. K. McComb will be ‘he registrar, and Mr. Grose will be dean. The Northwest School, opening Jan. 9, and meeting at the Riverside Park Methodist Episcopal Church, Harding-st and Edgemontav, will have as dean, the Rev. F. A.

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McDaniel, and Mrs. Mary Williams will be the registrar. The East Side School, of which C. L. Holmes will be dean, will hold meetings in the Irvington Methodist Episcopal Church, North Audubon Circle, beginning Wednesday. Louis Schwab will act as registrar. Fundamental and practical courses for leadership training v ill be offered in the schools which have been accredited by the Methodist National Board of Education. Seven Marooned on Ice Floes By United Press BARRIE. Ont., Jan. 4.—Fate of seven men marooned on drifting

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brother, Larry, bom at 12:17 a. m. Jan. 1, is the city’s first New Year’s baby. They are doing fine, thank you.

floes two miles out in Lake Simcoe was unknown today as heavy mist enveloped the lake. The temperature was 15 below zero.

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M’NUTT TAX BOARD DELAYS DECISIONS Acts Wednesday on Problems Under Study. Gov. Paul V. McNutt’s special tax study commission yesterday decided to delay until next Wednesday the vote on several of the more controversial tax problems before it. These subjects include the proposed substitution of a 3 per cent retail sales tax for the present gross income tax, a proposal to increase the gross income tax rates and removal of the emergency clause from the tax limitation law. Several members of the committee of 22 are out of the city and will not return until next week. The vote was delayed until next Wednesday for this reason. The committee aproved “in principle” a proposed bill to license peddlers, solicitors and hucksters.

PASSENGERS BELIEVED LOST IN SHIP CRASH Officials Think Some Failed to Escape; 4 of Crew Missing. By United Press NEW YORK. Jan. 4.—A death toll mystery developed around the rammed and sunk coastwise liner Lexington today. Officials believed it was unlikely that all passengers escaped. Even the number aboard was uncertain, although Colonial Line officers estimated there were between 120 and 130 in the holiday crowd returning to Providence, R. 1., when the freighter Jane Christenson’s bow cut the Lexington in two. Four crew members still were listed as missing.

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