Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 258, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 March 1935 — Page 18

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MANUAL CLUBS NAME OFFICERS FOR SEMESTER Activities Are Outlined by Organizations at South Side School. Offlcrrs have been chowm and actmues for the semester planned bv the X clubs at Manual Training High School. In the Latin Club Rosa Jane Miller has been appointed president; Eileen Reidenbach, vice-president; Velma Alexand?r. attendance secretary. Lena Waus. recording secretary. and Don Emery, treasurer. Frances Davis was elected president of the Manual Friends of Readme while Margaret Post rr.a vice-president; James Hancock, attendance secretary, and Dorothy Oraham. recording secretary, will be her assistants. The Odd Number Club officers of last semester have been retained Thev are Harry Emslandig. president; Charles Goebel, vice-presi-dent; Roseann Fogarty, recording secretary; Marie Kuntz. attendance secretary, and Ruth Sohn. treasurer. Hope Brown will serve as president of the Speech Arts Club and the other officers are Sara Passo, vice president; Geraldine Gilliatt. attendance secretary, and Wayne Rhives, recording secretary and treasurer. Newly elected officers of the Radio Club are Carl Swift, president; Felix Chiplis, vice-president; Elmer Patterson, treasurer; Charles Joseph, attendance secretary, and Sheldon Craigmyle. recording secretary. Other X clubs officers include: Arts Club’" Richard Hill, president; Ella Weiland. vice-president; : Georgianna Amt. recording secretary. and Telma Seaman, attendance secretary. German Club: j Margaret Johnson, president; Robert Eisenbarth. vice-president; Hilriegarde Kleffner, attendance sec- > retary; Mildred Ostemieier. recording secretary; Alva Stonebumer, treasurer Hi-Y Club: Herbert Schwomeyer, i president ; David Cohen, vice- j president; Merrill Duhammel. attendance secretary; Robert Kins. | recording secretary; French Club: Caroline Patnick. president; Margaret Aton. vice-president; Lena Berman, recording secretary, and Clarice Reimer. attendance secretary. SAWS BAP FROM JAIL WINDOW: PLOT FAILS Prisoner Tuke.i to Reformatory by Shr-iff for Safekeeping. K* I wit../ Com KOKOMO. Ind.. March 8 —John ! Speigle. 38. automobile theft suspect. was taken to the Indiaa State Reformatory at Pendleton last nigh* after it was discovered that he had sawed a bar from the window of his rell in the Howard County Jail. Sheriff C C Ctirrens said he found hack saw blades on the pris-

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NURSES CHORAL CLUB TO GIVE CONCERT

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Left to right. William F. Kug'-i. Miss Gertrude Keller, Miss Ruth Summa, Miss Carolyn Davis, Miss Mildred Karting. The Choral Club of the Methodist Hospital School of Nursing will give a concert at 8 tonight at the North Methodist Episcopal Church. Meridian and 38th-sts. The concert will be directed by William F Kugel, choir master. Miss Gertrude Keller will be soloist. Miss Ruth Summa will act as sponsor for the concert, for which arrangements have been made by Miss Carolyn Davis, president of the student body of -he nursing school, and Miss Mildred Harting. president of the Choral Club.

BODIES OF OIL WELL BLAST VICTIMS SOUGHT Death Toll Expected to Mount as Workers Search Tragedy Site. Jl I nil) / Prfg ST GEORGE. Utah. March 8 The bodies of only six of the 11 persons known to have been killed when an oil well torpedo exploded had been recovered today. It was feared the remaining five had been blown to bits. It appeared likely the death toll would mount as workers searched the site of the No. 1 Escalante, where the tragedy occurred. A dozen {versons who escaped death were treated in the St. George Hospital. •UPSIDE-DOWN* GIRL IS MUCH IMPROVED Necessity for Transfusion Is Denied at Hosptial. Ru 1 nili and Prrgg FALL RIVER. Mass.. March B. Alvce Jane McHenry’s condition is much improved" and. contrary to widely circulated reports, she will not undergo a blood transfusion operation today it was announced at Truesdale Hospital. I. C. Musicale Tonight The Indiana Central College orchestra and string ensembles will present a concert at 8 tonight in Memorial Auditorium on the campus.

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BOXER DOWN WITH FLU Shifty Dando Goes to Hospital; Condition Not Serious. Shifty Dando, known by the boxing fraternity as one of the cleverest of the craft in previous days, was taken to City Hospital last nij.it, the victim of influenza. Shifty lives at 411 E. Washington-st. His condition is reported as not serious.

LARGEST C ROP OF LEAF LETTUCE Since 1929 - LEAF LETTUCE - WE ARE NOW CUTTING OUR SECOND CROP OF LEAF LETTUCE. THE QUALITY IS EXCELLENT DUE TO RECENT SPRING-LIKE WEATHER WHICH MAKES CRISP, TENDER LETTUCE AND AS YOU KNOW IT IS A HEALTHFUL SPRING TONIC RICH IN VITAMIN A AND B. ALL GROCERS WILL HAVE A LIBERAL SUPPLY THIS WEEK-END. Eat Leaf Lettuce Daily Be sure to ask your Grocer for Marion County Greenhouse Growers Association LEAF LETTUCE. Marion County Greenhouse Growers Association, Inc.

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iWITNESSES AT PAROLE HEARING ABSOLVE WOLFE Alleged Chapman Aid Not at Scene of Slaying, Is Testimony. New testimony was added today to the conflicting evidence which sent Charles iOne-Arm* Wolfe, alleged lieutenant of the notorious Gerald Chapman, to the Indiana State Prison for life in connection with the slaying of a Delaware ; County farm couple in 1925. Wolfe, whose petition for parole was heard by the state clemency commission late yesterday, Chapman and George (Dutch) Anderson, were alleged to have killed Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hance while the trio was hiding out at their home near Midj dletown. Yesterday's hearing was a combination of echoes of the slayings, Wolfe's trial and tb- famous Indiana Senate impeachment trial of forruer Judge Clarence Dearth, who presided in the Wolfe case. Dr. R. H. Bunch. Muncie lawyer; ; Mrs. Mary Armstrong, a former elevator operator in the building in which Mavoi Bunch had his office, and Dan O. Davis, Muncie policeman. testified that they saw' Wolfe at the same time as the double shooting eight miles southw r est of ' Muncie. Ralph Niblock. Middletown undertaker, testified that Wolfe's name w-as not mentioned in Mr. Hance's dying statement. Sam Whitaker and Alex Thomas, both of Indianapolis, sons-in-law of Mrs. Hance, denied that Wolfe had any connection with the shooting. Paul Brady, Muncie attorney and former deputy prosecutor, charged that Judge Dearth drew jurors’ names from a telephone book, from members of the W. C. T. U„ and members of his Sunday school class.

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iooo°° REWARD For information leading to arrest and * conviction of parties who threw rocks at Kroger truck hitting the driver, John Penny, 25 E. llth-st, Indianapolis, critically injuring him. This happened about 1 mile west of Belleville, Hendricks County, on Road 40, day evening, March 7th, about 7:30 P. M. Report Information to Captain MATT LEACH—lndiana State Police CLAUDE SHANE-Sheriff of Hendricks County at Danville, Ind. or to CHIEF of POLICE or to CHIEF of DETECTIVES-City of Indianapolis. KROGER GROCERY and BAKING COMPANY

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