Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1936 — Page 12

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Prospects for Week-End | Are Bright.

f fishermen are off to % rt this season, with pros-, improving throughout the’ ¢ for another good week-end, ording to wardens’ reports. Southern Indiana wardens were fted for service around the ern counties Tuesday when season opened. In Steuben nty alone, more than 1200 li ges were issued and more than | 2000 boats were inspected. Wardens ge an unofficial report of 11,000 h taken by approximately 4500 fishermen in that county. _ Btream condition sare reported; counties as follows: riter—All Jakes are low and clear and normal level, including Lake Eliza, , Long. Loomis Wanhob, Mink and Kankakee River is semi-clear,’ Calumet River is also semi] . Fish are biting. Bluegills, crappies, , large and small mouth. Outlook for, week-end is fine.

- White—Shafer lake is glue n little’ uddy, but will be in fine shape for -end. Some nice, catches made by rmen in the early morning. Carroll — Lake Preeman is yielding a; mber = large and small mouth, also a crapples. At Oakdale dam a num 1 erappies and silver bass caught. Miami, Cass—Wabash is clearing fast.’ d is about Borinal in depth but fishin 0 Be - 13 Siear ormal, “as ing in dee oles for bass and Ne oO Cree clear and bass are reported to be biting: ood on chub minnows. Eel River 8 { . Mississinewa in’

amoecanos, Montgomer — Tippecanoe ver is clear, Waba ver is muddy. Cat and Big Wear milky. Streams in. tgomery are clear. ancock, Madison —All streams are low : iA a. nice catches were made the first ay “Tipton—All streams and pits Car Sear. Carp and catfish bein laware, Randolph—Streams are nor1, but a little cloudy for good fish: ny bass caught on minnows. a few on , plug’ and craws, Should be Tine fishover week-end. | Lawrence—White River and smaller eams are low and clear. Good catches Kame fish, especially bass-and Crappies Teper ded. Fly fishermen were especially ~~ Monroe—Several limits were taken in 5 ihe streams here, Every one fishing had a

Sing of oyd—Ali streams are cl ; y Fork, Big Indian. Little Ind Bives Creek, 14 Mile Creek. All creeks are: . but are in good shape for fishi utnam, Clay—Several nice catches of ply rock bass were reported on open-

reene—Streams in Green and Owen Thre Clear. © Some pan fish are being cought sh, Decatur—All streams are low and clear. Fish are not biting so well, though peveral : Bee bass were caught on the opennin ire and Little Blue, FlatFock, Clitty: ‘Sand Creek, Fig Four Reser- _ Voir, McCoy's lake and Muscatatuck, are ‘3 ar and low viess, Martin—Both forks of White Re are low and clear. Fishing has been Some bluegills and few crappies

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ee All streams, ponds and lakes in his territory are low. Wabash and Black d shape for fishing, So are ovey's Lake and Big Bayou Bartholomew—Streams nd rivers are n food shape for fishing. Shelby, Platrock and Sugar Creeks are ‘murky; Little Blue, Brandy Wine, Conns reeks are in fine shape for game fishing. na oninas—all streams are low, and fish-

arborn, Ripley, Ohio, Switzerland—All treams are clear. and low. The fish are Jot bi biting so good. They are feeding on

* Former Premier Is Dead By Onhted Press ‘WELLINGTON, New Zealand, : June 19.—Sir William Hall-Jones, 85, former Premier of New Zealand, died today.

Miss Mary Koers (above), who was graduated from the St. Philip grade school June 8, todaywas awarded the $50 essay contest scholarship sponsored by the St. Philip Neri Court of the Catholic Order of Foresters. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Koers, 829 North Oxford-st.

M’CURDY MENTIONED

FOR STATE SENATOR;

LaPorte Man Groomed as Candidate |

to Succeed Shricker. Times Special LA PORTE, Ind, June 19.—J. Earl

ber] McCurdy today was mentioned as a J possible successor to - Hewry PF.

Shricker as joint state senator. Shricker was nominated this week to run for lieutenant governor on the democratic ticket. Mr. McCurdy, well-known in state

4 American Legion circles, is looked

upon by La Porte County Democrats as a strong candidate, although he

has not previously been politically | &

active. Harold W. Handley, La Porte, is the ' Republican candidate for state senator.

“| FIVE LOCAL DOCTORS |B TO SPEAK AT MEET

American Osteopathic Session =

Scheduled in New York July 19.

Five Indianapolis osteopathic physicians are to have places on the program of the fortieth annual convention of the American Osteopathic Association and its affiliated

organizations in New York the week | =

of July 19. They are Drs. Paul Van B. Allen, C. B. Blakeslee, Paul B. Blakeslee, M. E. Clark and Walter S. Grow.

Other Indiana physicians who are =

to take part in the convention are Dr. J. E. Baker, Brazil; Dr. Louis E. Browne, Fort Wayne; Dr. L. P. Ramsdell, La Porte; Dr. F. A. Turfler Jr., Nappanee; Dr. Fred L.

Swope, Richmond; Drs. S. Borough = and L. A. Rausch, South Bend, and | ==

Dr. V. B. Wolfe, Walkerton.

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