Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 June 1936 — Page 26

$2406.03 SPENT “BY SHERIFF RAY MAY PRIMARY

Ss $500 Donation From + Paul Rochford; Others File Statements.

Expenditures of $2406.03 for the primary election are shown in the &xpense statement of Sheriff Ray on file today in the bureau of elecoffice. He was the successful

Democratic candidate for renom- |

2 oon. statement lists contributions of a like amount, including a $500 : tion from Paul Rochford, $400 Anna Ray and $250 from en Hofstatter. SL Dow W. Vorhies, commissioner from the Third District, spent $412.50 in his campaign. for re- ~ nomination. Dr, John E. Wyttenbach, candidate for coroner, listed disbursements of $302.09.

! Other Expenses Listed

: Other Democratic candidates who listed their campaign expenses are: el C. Walton for surveyor, $65, sawrence C. Miller for State Representative, $84; A. Leroy Portteus for State Senator, $311; Prosecutor Herbert M. Spencer, $700, in the dorm of a contribution to the couny. committee; Harry F. Hohlt for the

county commissioner from

Third District, $226.

the First District, who was renominated, $268.75; Louis W. Heagy for Representative in Confrom the Twelfth District, $64: alter F. Jones for Representative in Congress from the Eleventh District, $940; James J. McCaslin for State Representative, $142.44. +» Ernest C. Ropkey for State Representative, $111; James N. Wallace for Representative in Congress from the Eleventh District, $197.08; Edward C. Wakelam for State Representative, $150.50, and Jacob Weiss for State Senator, $179.61, and the Weiss for Senator Club, $235.50 with contributions of $240. + Dow F. Roberts, Republican nomi- : fee for Congress from the Twelfth District, spent $15.

5 Expenses of Republicans

» Republicans who filed expense statements are John O. Lewis for State Representative, $85.50; Earl R. bout for State Representative, ~ $49.85; George Kincaid for county ¢ommissioner from the First District, $125. 3 Ellis J. Baker for State Representative, $89.63; V. M. Armstrong for ~ State Senator, $229.60; Cal E. House for county treasurer, $85; Harry W. Claffey for State Representative, $80: William Henry Harrison, nominee for prosecutor, $731.07. Robert I. Marsh for Representa-

~ tive in Congress from the Eleventh

District, $142.21; Dr. Ralph R Coble for coroner, $36. 50; Walter J. ‘Mercer

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CITY DOCTORS TO MEET

Staff of Methodist Hospital to Hear Scientific Papers.

Mrs. Murray N. Hadley, D. O. Kearby and W. F. Clevenger are

to read papers on scientific subjects before the monthly meeting of the Medical Staff Society of the Methodist Hospital tonight at 8 in the nurses’ home. Drs. M. W., Manion and G. J. Garceau are to lead discussions.

Body Tentatively Identified By United Press ANDERSON, Ind, June 4—The body of a man drowned in a pit near Sullivan was identified tentatively today as that of Samuel G. Thomason, 68, father of Arlo Thomason of Anderson.

for State Representative, $81, and Henry H. Eskey for State Represent-

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HOLY TRINITY

T0 CELEBRATE ITS FOUNDING

Catholic Parish Established in 1910; Services Are Arranged.

The the founding of the Indianapolis Holy Trinity Parish is to be celebrated Sunday, June 14, the Rev. Joseph V. Somes, parish administrator, announced today.. At the same time the Rev. Ralph Urajner, O. M. C. a former student at the parish, will conduct his first solemn high mass. He is to be ordained as

priest next Saturday in Syracuse,

N. Y. A parochial high mass at 6 a. m.

thirtieth anniversary ' of

will open the celebration. The Rev. Urajner will sing the solemn high mass at 10. A banquet at 6 p. m. in the school auditorium is to end the festivities, Holy Trinity “parish was organized in 1906 by the late Bishop Francis Chartrand. In 1911, a twostory brick building adjoining the church was constructed to serve as pastoral residence and school. The Sisters of Providence served the first school as a mission. Later, the Franciscan Sisters from the Oldenburg Motherhouse, took over the school and have maintained it since. Appropriated in 1933

In 1910 Bishop Chartrand asked the Order of Minors Conventual to supply the pastorate at Holy Trinity. This missionary work was continued until 1933, when Bishop Chartrand took the parish under his personal direction and appointed Father Somes -as administrator. Since 1933 Father Somes has been assisted by the Rev. August B. Fichter, 1933-34: the Rev. Michael Djubaes, 1934-35, and: the Rev. Thomas Scecina, since 1935.

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