Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 246, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 December 1935 — Page 6

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CITY DIGS OUT FROM 4-INCH SNOW; ICY HIGHWAYS CAUSE 13 STATE TRAFFIC DEATHS

Three Killed Here; Suffering Is Intense; Christmas Shopping Retarded. (Continued From Page One) Lincoln, blindeo by the snow, drove his car on to the Monon Railroad tracks at 46th-st. A passenger train, inbound, struck the car and spun it 75 feet down the right of way, demolishing it. The bodies of both Mr. Lincoln and Mrs. Rubin were thrown clear of the wreckage. Mrs. Rubin was identified today at City Hospital by Mrs. Margaret Hurley, who lived with her. Widow of Slain Man Mrs. Rubin. Mrs. Hurley said, had known Mr. Lincoln for about four months. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Nora Smith, 520 N. Trau'o-av, and sisters, Dorotny, 10; Grace, 13, and Mrs. Elizabeth Bright. 24. She was the widow of Walter Rubin, who was shot and killed June 9 in the 3000 block. W. North-st. His slayer was found to have shot in self-defense and acquitted. She left her home, Mrs. Hurley said, with Mr. Lincoln Sunday morning and they said they were going out to dinner. Mrs. Hurley said she refused to accompany them. Mr. Lincoln was reported by police to have been on his way to pick up his wife hi the 2100 block, N. Gale-st, and to attend a family reunion at the home of his mother, 6170 Broadway. Windshield Ice-Coverrd He is survived by the widow, Mrs, Madge Lincoln, and a 4-month-old daughter, Patty Anne Lincoln; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Lincoln, of the Broadway address, and a brother, William E. Lincoln Jr., who lived with the parents. Police found that the windshield of the death car was coated with snow and ice. Witnesses said crossing alarms were operating. The train was nearly an hour late. Auto Dives Into Creek Miraculous escape from injury ■was experienced by Richard Foxworthy, son of Claude T. Foxworthy, general manager of Roy Wilmoth Cos., when the automobile which he was driving skidded and plunged end-over-end into Fall Creek at N, Talbot-st yesterday morning. The car was headed east on Fall Creek-blvd, south drive, when it left the pavement and started careening down the bank 50 feet and over the concrete retaining wall imbedding itself right side up in the ice. The accident happened between Pennsylvania and Talbot-sts where no guard rail is constructed. Three persons, including a 15-month-old child, were injured but escaped death at 11:29 last night when their car was struck by a Big Four freight train in Acton, i Ind. Two others leaped to safety i before the car was struck. 1 Two Leap to Safety Those injured, treated at Methodist Hospital and taken to their homes were Caroline Sue Lancaster, 15 months; Chester Lancaster,

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27. of Shelbjndlle, and his wife, Wrethal, 25. Those who jumped to safety were the parents of the child, Chester and Lucille Lancaster, of near Fairland. To prevent coasting accidents among the city's school children now on vacation, the police department today ordered roped off from traffic 12 coasting places in all parts of the city. 10 Are Killed in .State Ten persons were killed in Indiana outside Marion County in traffic accidents induced by the heavy snows. Mrs. Volney Jordon. 64, Blountsville, was killed when her auto skidded into a culvert near Frankfort. She was en route to spend the Christmas holidays with her daughter, Mrs. Russell Wakes, Peoria, 111. Ira Wagaman, 46, Martinsville, was killed and his brother, Walter, 56, suffered internal injuries when their automobile was struck by a Monon passenger train at Cloverdale. Two deaths were recorded at Anderson. Mrs. Emily Moler, 71-year-old Christmas shopper, was killed when struck by an automobile in the downtown district. James Miller, 38, Berne, died from injuries suffered in an automobile accident. Relief Worker Run Over Thomas Washburn, 20, Attica, was killed when his automobile left State Road 34 and overturned. Burch Lone, 60-year-old farmer, died from injuries suffered when struck by an automobile while walking along State Road 62 near New Albany. Eli Carrow, 57-year-old PWA worker, died in Greene County Hospital at Linton from injuries suffered when he was run over by a truck while working on a relief project. H. Newton Kimmitt, Burlington, la., was crushed fatally when a heavily laden truck he was driving crashed into a bridge abutment near Logansport. Deems Combs, 75, died at Seymour Hospital from a broken back suffered when an automobile which he was driving overturned. Albert Fisher, 68, a hit-and-run victim, died at Hamilton County Hospital in Noblesville. HUTSON NAMED HEAD OF BROOKSIDE LODGE New Officers Are to Be Installed Saturday Night. Chester W. Hutson has been elected worshipful master of Brookside Lodge No. 720, F & A. M. Other new officers are Edward D. Hughes, senior warden; William Leonard, junior warden; Walter S. Burgess, treasurer, re-elected; Fred R. Gorman, secretary, re-elected: Charles J. Lehr, senior deacon; Manual H. Robinson, junior deacon, and Ficd McClellan, trustee. Officers appointed are J. Ray Alexander, senior steward; Dale Horning, junior steward; Mr. McClellan, chaplain, and Charles W. Davis, tylerv Officers are to be installed Saturday night.

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