Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 34, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 April 1935 — Page 24

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AUTO DRIVERS’ LICENSE SALES SHOWINCREASE City Safety Crusade Given Credit: 1,000,000 Is Predicted. Sale of 1.000 000 auto driver's licenses this year Is predicted by Frank Finney, state auto license department head, as a result of the safety campaign being waged by the Indianapolis Police Department. Mr. Finney based his estimate on sales to date, which already have shown a big increase. A total of 40.950 licenses were sold during the first 15 days of this month, in contrast to a total of 24,128 in the corresponding period iast year. The increase for the year up o April 15 of this year is 102.612. against last year and the total sold to April 15 is 852.359. Increased sale of driver’s licenses has brought a corresponding increase in the department revenue, Mr. Finney pointed out. During the period covered by the report, the sale of driver's licenses brought in $340,943.60. an increase of $41.898 80 over revenue from that source last year. CHARLES F. HIBNER FUNERAL ARRANGED Services to Be Held at 3 Tomorrow at Home Here. Funeral services for Charles F Hibner, 205 N. State-av, who died Wednesday at his home after a long illness, will be held at 3 tomorrow in the residence. Burial will be in Concordia Cemetery. Mr. Hibner was 71. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Adelia Hibner; two sisters. Mrs. Minnie Kitzner and Mrs. Anna Heine; four sons, Bert, Earl. Edwin and Harry Hibner. and seven daughters. Misses Ethel, Loraine. Helen, Frances and Marilyn Hibner. Mrs. Mae Mullinix and Mrs. Virgil Brannaman, all of Indianapolis. CHARLES GIFT PASSES Former City Employe Will b Buried In Muncie. Funeral services for Charles R. Gift, former city street cleaning department superintendent, who died Tuesday at his home, 930 E. lOth-st. were to be held today at the Kregelo & Bailey Funeral Home. Burial was to be in Muncie. Mr. Gift and his family had operated a shoe store at 942 Massa-chusetts-av 42 years. Since his illness Mrs. Gift had taken over the management of the store. Surviving are the widow. Mrs. Effie I. Gift, and a sister, Mrs. Emily McClure, both of Indianapolis. 1

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LONG-TIME RESIDENT IS TAKEN BY DEATH Mrs. Charlotte H. Arold Came to City 68 Years Ago. The funeral of Mrs. Charlotte H. Arold. who died at St. Vincent’s Hospital yesterday following a two weeks’ illness, will be held in the residence, 1241 Kentucky-av, at 2 Monday. Services will be conducted by the Rev. E. A. Piepenbrok, pastor of St. John’s Evangelical Church, of which she w’as a member. and burial will be in Concordia Cemetery. Mrs. Arold was born in Germany in 1863, and came to Indianapolis 68 years ago. Surviving are four children. Mrs. Theodore Wolf. TSd ward J. Arold and Frank W. Arold, all of Indianapolis, and Harry Arold, Seattle. Youth Charged With Murder By United Prett , VAN WERT, 0.. April 19.—Firstdegree murder was charged against Roy Smith, 19. paroled inmate of the Mansfeild Reformatory, todayafter the fatal shooting of Deputy Sheriff Forrest Good, 42. and the serious wounding of C. T. Evans, parole officer.

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lor, 35, who were arrested at a downtown hotel. According to information received by local police. White and Saylor are accused of having defrauded an Evansville woman out of bonds amounting to $1,090, which she had turned over to them to sell. Police say they failed to turn over to her the money received for the bonds. There are 5000 clubs and organizations registered in Berlin.

LUTZ JOINS BARCE AT WOMAN’S DEATH TRIAL State Hammers at Defense Theory Victim Died in Mishap. By Timet Bprrinl WILLIAMSPORT. Ind.. April 19 —A tty. Gen. Philip Lutz Jr. and assistant Atty Gen. C. J. Lindsey joined J. EdwarfT Barce today in the prosecution of Mrs. Hazel Adams of Cayuga, charged with second degree

murder in the death of Aileen Randolph last July. The defense introduced a large array of witnesses to prove its theory that Miss Randolph was killed in a fall under a truck while partly intoxicated. This the prosecution is denying, asserting that Miss Randolph was knocked down by Mrs. Adams and was dead before being placed on the pavement of Highway 41 near Steam Corner in Fountain County.

FUNERAL IS HELD FOR CITY PHOTO ENGRAVER Carl Duenwer Rites Are Observed in Terre Haute. Bp Timet Special TERRE HAUTE. Ind.. April 19 - Funeral services for Carl O. Duenweg, 46. who died in the St. Francis Hospital in Indianapolis Tuesday night, were held at the Masonic

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Temple at 2 this afternoon, to charge of Euclid Lodge No. 573. and A- M. Mr. Duenweg, a native of thla (city, went to Indianapolis 11 years ago and was employed as a photo engraver on Indianapolis newipapers. He formerly worked in ’his city. He was a veteran of the Wotid War. Approximately 40 per cent of ajs rollege graduates have defective sight. 7