Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 266, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 January 1936 — Page 18

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STATE WOMEN NAME LEADERS FORJLUNCHEON Democratic Club Is to Hear Minnesota NEC Chief at Rally. Chairmen and committee members for the annual mid-winter luncheon of the Indiana Women’s Democratic Club at which Mrs. Anna Dickie Olesen, state director of the National Emergency Council In Minnesota, is to speak were named today by Mrs. Timothy P. Sexton, president. The general chairmen are Miss Helen Moroney, Mrs. Mary Garrett, and Mrs. Marie L. Westfall. The sub-committees are: Tickets—Miss Fay Terrill, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Helen Jackaon, Mrs. Belle Brown, Mrs. Carl E. Wood, Mrs. Clara Hilkene, Mrs. Georgia Whitaker, Mrs. Mary E. C. Matthews, Mrs. Lucille Petitory, Miss Hannah Noone, Miss Sara Henzie, Miss Ella O'Conner, Miss Florence Clemons, Mrs. Anna Owens. Miss Marie O'Connor, and Mrs. Marie Karrer. Table Committee—Mrs. Joseph R. Williams, Mrs. Edwina MunchofT, Mrs. Mary Stout Dugan, Mrs. Joseph McNamara, Mrs. Martha Crist Salb, Mrs. Clarence U. Wheatley, Mrs. May Price, and Miss Mary Hussey. Decorations—Mrs. Victor M. Salb, Mrs. Gertrude Corwin. Mrs. Louise Rich, and Mrs. Tulla Haines. Charter Members—Mrs. George A. Werbe, and Mrs. John A. Kern Sr. GARY CRASH KILLS ONE Logansport Man Dies in Collision; Companion Hurt Critically. By United Prrgg GARY, Ind., Jan. 15. —J. A. Jamison, 40, of Logansport, died in Methodist Hospital here last night from injuries suffered in a head-on collision between his automobile and a truck. Maurice Barrett also of Logansport, suffered critical injuries. Charles Bumbales, Gary relief workr driving the truck, was held and was expected to be arraigned today on a manslaughter charge.

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Staring at the body of the man he had just shot down in a Chicago courtroom. John W. Keogh, 72, is shown here as he was placed under arrest, to face a charge of murder despite the fact that he was pronounced insane by an alienist. He killed Attorney C. G. Kinney after Judge John Prystalski had ruled against Keogh in a foreclosure suit, then fired three times at the judge, who escaped death by dropping behind the bench.

SCIENTIST FREED FROM PAYING DUES TO GROUP Dr. Rutter Told 55 Years’ Payment to Association Inspires Action. Dr. Amos W. Butler, 52 Downeyav, today received notice from Dr. Henry B. Ward, permanent secretary of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, that association members, who have paid dues for 50 years are relieved of further payments and continue in active membership. Dr. Butler has been a member 55 years. The association is to meet in Indianapolis next year.

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WABASH COUNTY POWER PROJECT SEEMSASSURED Canvassers Confident They Will Obtain Required 51 Per Cent Membership. T imrt Bperinl WABASH, Ind., Jan. 15.—Rural electrification of Wabash County was a step nearer realization today as membership solicitation committees entered the field for a final subscription roundup. In five townships canvassed, committees reported total applications representing 49.7 per cent of eligible prospects. With Lagro and Liberty Townships. Farm Bureau strongholds, still to be visited they are confident of securing the required 51 per cent. Leroy Eppley. chairman in charge, indicated that the membership drive will be completed this w r eek. Huntington Quota Filled Times Special HUNTINGTON, Ind., Jan. 15. With more than 1000 applicants enrolled in the Huntington County Rural Electrification Membership Association, Edward Cleaver, Andrews, temporary chairman, today announced that a membership campaign will close Saturday. Having obtained a quota required for the Federal financed project, the association, Mr. Cleaver stated, will refund application fees if the government is unable to serve any of the prospective patrons. BANQUET IS ARRANGED Father-Son Dinner Scheduled by Scout Patrol 44. Scout Patrol 44, adult division, of Woodruff United Presbyterian Church are arranging a father and sen banquet to be held at the church Feb. 7. At a recent election of officers Samuel Roney was named? president; Homer Daniels, vice president; William Ball, treasurer, and Ernest Blume, secretary.

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VINCENNES MAN HEADS STATE FLORIST GROUP Edward F. Steffen Elected President of Indiana Association. Edward F. Steffen. Vincennes. the new president of the Indiana State Florists Association. He succeeds Jacob Eitel of Greencastle. Other officers named at the annual convention yesterday at the Severin Hotel are John A. Grande, Indianapolis, first vice president; H. H. Cade, Muncie. second vice president; William Brandlein, Indianapolis, secretary, and Albert Fox, Indianapolis, treasurer. Mr. Fox and Mr. Brendlein are serving their third terms. sundayratTciTt BY TELEPHONE CO, Night Charges to Prevail, Starting at Once. Sunday rates, the same as night rates, for long distance calls and reduced person-to-person rates after 7 p. m., were placed in effect today by the Indiana Bell Telephone Cos. The new rates offered on person-to-person calls after 7 p. m. and on Sundays apply in any case where there is a reduction on station-to-station calls. The reduction on per-son-to-person calls is in the same ratio as on station-to-station calls. These rates apply to points within the United States and between the United States and Canada. Before the rates became effective night rates were available only on station-to-station long distance calls. Night rates apply to Sunday calLs starting at 7 p. m. Saturdays until 4:30 a. m. Mondays. CAMERA CLUB fo~MEET Amateur Night to Be Observed at Session Tonight. The Y. M. C. A. Camera Club is to hold “amateur night” tonight at a meeting at 7:30. Howard O. Knox arranged the program for newly admitted members. W. H. Bollinger is to be in charge. Nab Alleged Still Owner Tanas Nichols, 228 Trowbridge-st, was under arrest today after a raid last night in which Federal agents confiscated an alleged still at his home.

6IRL ‘SLAIN BY 000' AWAKENS AFTERTRANCE ‘Wandered on Cloud/ She Says; Mother Likens Her to Joan of Arc. By United Press DEARBORN TOWNSHIP, Mich., Jan. 15.—With a calm smile for friends, a message of peace for her family, starry-eyed Shirley Tapp. 17, greeted visitors today after her return from the half-world of her six-day religious trance. “She is like Joan of Arc,” said Mrs. Laverne Tapp, the girl's mother. “I think that Shirley was intended, perhaps, to save her countrv by making it think of God and religion.” v The slim-waisted, brown-haired girl regained consciousness last nigh;. For six days and nights, her fanrly said, she has been “slain by the power of God” for atonement of her sins and those of the world. They are members of the Full Salvation Union, a religious sect. Recognizes Her Brother Mrs. Tapp saw the girl open her eyes. She called her eldest son. “Who am I, Shirley?” he asked. “Richard,” said the girl. Close friends gathered in the bedroom. Elmer Wood. Shirley’s sweetheart, was there. Shirley related her experience. “As on a cloud ... I wandered in a happier world . . . there were fields of flowers ... I saw Jimmy Kilgore picking blossoms . . . Brother Don Gottfned was there too.” So sincere and low was her voice,

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Automobiles reported to police as stolen belong to: Marion County. Chevrolet sedan. 125-834. from Sheriff s garage. Oeorge T. Francis. 1914 W. Wvoming- < Ford sedan. .23-419, from garage in r'ar of his home. ,;.>nes and Maley. 2421 E. Washingtonst. DeSoto sedan, no license plans, from rear of garage.

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Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: George T. Francis. 1914 W. Wvoming-st. Ford sedan, found at Belmont-a v and Morris-st. Lawrence Ogle, Columbus. Ind.. Ford coupe, found in front of 768 Grant-st. Garfield Radio and Electric Service Cos.. 1601 S. Meridian-st. Dodge truck, found by sheriff at 3512 Madison-av. SALES MANAGER BILLED Wiley C. Sampson Is to Speak to Advertising Club. Wiley C. Sampson, general sales manager of Employers Mutuals, Wausau, Wis., was to be the speaker at the luncheon today of the Advertising Club of Indianapolis in the Board of Trade Building. “A Plan for Co-ordinating Sales With Advertising” is to be the subject. that Doss Kilgore v.ept. His child, Jimmy, has been dead for some years now. Gottfried also is dead. “You look good.” said Wood. “How do you feel, Shirley?” “Happy,” the girl answered. Shirley went into the trance a week ago w'hile praying before the altar at a revival meeting. The meeting was conducted by the Rev. B. E. Wright. The girls father explained that the sect believes salvation is in two stages. Shirley, he said, was saved a few years ago when she was converted. Now r her salvation is “complete.” “Her carnal nature has been destroyed,” he said.

DINNER CALLED OFF, 6REENLEE IS SPEECHLESS Pleas Was to Have Been Guest of Statehouse Women’s Club. Pleas E. Greenlee, Gov. McNutt's “retired" patronage secretary, today found himself in the unenviable position of having been a speaker without an audience. The Statehouse Women's Democratic Club was to have held its monthly dinner last night and Mr. Greenlee was to have been the speaker. Tickets had been sold and all arrangements had been made, but the meeting was called off. Officially, the explanation was that State Highway Commission members expected to be guests were unable to attend.

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