Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 194, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 October 1935 — Page 7

OCT. 23,1935.

FULL CALENDAR ARRANGED FOR ' CITY SHRINERS Pre*Ha!lowecn Frolic for Families Is to Be Held Saturday. Shriners are to have a full calendar of fall and early winter activities, according to the entertainment list In the current issue of The Murat, official publication. A pre-Halloween frolic for all members of Shrine families except children is to be held Saturday. Costumes, but no masks, are to be worn. On Thursday, Nov. 7, a card party Is to be held for the ladies. Admission is to be by card only. Rig Party Nov. 30 The big party of the year is to be on Saturday, Nov. 30. Members of the nobility and their ladies are to dance and play cards. Another afternoon card party for the ladies is to be held Thursday, Dec. 5. Friday, Dec. 13. a state-wide ceremonial is scheduled with all Indiana Shrine temples participating. The B:g Desert Dance is to be held Dec. 19, following the Shrine Follies of 1935. LABOR PARTY TO BE TOPIC FOR DEBATERS W ill Chambers and Roy Burt to Be Heard Tomorrow Night. Will Chambers, editor of TV. Union, official Marion County Central Labor Union Organ, is to debate Roy Burt, Chicago, member of the American Federation of Teachers, at Castle Hall at 8 tomorrow' night. Subject of the debate, in which Mr. Burt will take the affirmative, is to be "Resolved. That the United Stales Needs a Labor Party.” Mr. Burt formerly was associate director of workers education for the Wyoming Federation of Labor, and a member of the United Mine Workers of America. In 1932 he was Socialist candidate for Illinois Governor. He now' is national Socialist party organizer, and is on a tour of Indiana, which will include Brazil. Terre Haute, Sullivan, Evansville and Gary. HOLY HOUR OBSERVANCE SCHEDULED FOR PUPILS Eucharistic Committee Event Set at St. John’s Church. St. John's Academy pupils are t.o assemble in St. John’s Church at 1:30 Friday, for Holy Hour, in anticipation of the Feast of Christ the King. The hour is a yearly observance of the Eucharistic Committee of the Sodality of Our Lady. The freshman class is rehearsing the tenth mass from the “Vatican Kyriale,” which it will sing in St. John’s Church Dec. 6, when members are to be received into the sodality. Training is under the direction of Sister Cecilia Rose. Seniors are to celebrate Foundation Day today, commemorating the ninety-fifth anniversary of the foudlng of St. Mary-of-the-Woods. Executive to Speak C. Walter McCarty, Indianapolis News managing editor, will speak on “News Gathering in General” at 8 Friday night in the Washington, before the Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs.

ROUT THAT COLD Let It Not Hang on Thru the Use of Half-way Measures!

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WOMAN-OF-FIVE-NAMES FINED $1 AND COSTS Mary Kinder Gets Suspended Jail Sentence. The pre-Halloween name masquerade of Mrs. Mary Willis-Senor:a Biggins-Schlenner-Lane-Kinder ended today berore Municipal Judge Dewey Myers when she was fined SI and casts and sentenced to 90 days in Jail. Sentence suspended. Mrs. Senoria, who was treated in City Haspital yesterday for cuts and bruises after being beaten and thrown from a taxicab, told the court

she must have been drunk when she posed as Mary Kinder, one time Dillinger gang “gun-moll.” The Senoria, Biggins, Schlenner cognomens were legitimately acquired through marriage but the Lane and Kinder appellation wa a just borrowed, she

Mrs. Senoria

told the court. Charles Link, 30, of 2307 Talbot-st, charged with slugging Mrs. Senoria, was fined $lO and sentenced to 30 days in jail. Mrs. Cleo Seibert, 632 Madison-av, also held in connection with the case, was discharged. K. OF C. TO ENTERTAIN Harvest Rail Arranged in Connection With Opening New Grill. Knights of Columbus Council is to entertain Saturday night with a harvest ball at the K. of C. The new grill Is to be formally opened. Special features have been arranged by the committee. Music is to be provided by Harry Dickinson’s orchestra.

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HIGHWAY WORK BIDDING TOTAL NEAR MILLION Figures Filed on 17 Bridge and Grade Projects in 10 Counties. Bids have been received by the State Highway Commission on 17 bridge and grade separation projects in 10 counties, at an aggregate cost of about $1,000,000. One hundred seventeen bids were received yesterday, the low bids aggregating $730,379, as against an engineers’ estimate of $924,733. The projects are to be financed with state Federal highway aid and public works funds. A grade separation and bridge extension project in Vigo County, having an estimated value of $157,731, is the most costly among the 17. Projects include: Bridge on Road 145, over Anderson River, low bid for which was $3493 by Weigand & Waldhier, Troy; bridge over Lost Creek and another over Snake Sreek, on Road 40, $28,477.99, Cooper Brothers Cos.,

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i Indianapolis; two bridges over I Honey Creek, on Road 41, $101,468 - 177, Faulks Contracting Cos., Terre 1 Haute; grade separation on Road !40 and an extension over Lost Creek. $157,731.12, by Faulks Contracting Cos., grade separation on Road 41, $112,325.33, by Howard Stroh, Garrett; grade separation on

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Road 52. $95,558.80, by B. McCaiman, Inc.. Danville. Grade separation on Road 52, $59,417.53. Moellering Construction Cos.. Ft. Wayne; bridge on Road 2, over Baugo Creek. $19,699.41, Haines & Haines, Dowagiac, Mich.; bridge on Road 43, over Norris Ditch, $2607.78. E. T. Strom. Gary; bridge on Road 62, over Fourteen Mile Creek, $38,141.78, Robert H. King,

Danville: bridge on Road 62, over Bowers Creek, $9665.05, R. H. Ellis, Alexandria; bridge on Road 62, over Fourteen Mile Creek. $18,122.31, Steinkamp Construction Cos., Batesville; bridge on Road 115, over Kentner Creek. $5997.92; R. H Ellis. Alexandria; bridge on Road 40, over Whitewater River, $76,998 -

90. John R Gates. Ft Wayne, and bridge on Road 13, over Mississin-

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