Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 July 1936 — Page 15

MEETS VARIETY OF CHARACTERS

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Applications for Marriage

Certificates Brings Fun, Grief.

Elderly women are the most bashful about giving their age, and young couples applying for their first marriage ‘licenses are the mos’

nervous, Francis M. Feeney, county |

marriage license clerk, observed today. Mr. Feeney has been on the job for six months and during that time he has given legal sanction to 607 marriages as compared to the 1929 heyday of 529. Funny things sometimes happen at the marriage license desk, Mr. Feeney said. For instance, a return on a license issued 10 years ago turned up just the other day. No one is likely to know why the couple waited 10 vears before calling on the preacher. Some Are Veterans About every two weeks a differen. couple comes to Mr. Feeney and asks him please to fill out the license. They are illiterates and able only to sign their mark. Young couples are apt to giggle and shift from foot to foot, but those who are getting their second or third license face the music like old troopers, Mr. Feeney said. He has noticed, too, that the first words the couple writes on the license are apt to be illegible scrawls. Once they overcome their nervousness, the writing becomes clear and bold. Sometimes, the woman is the aggressive member and leads her perspiring - prospective husband up io the desk, tells him how to sign the license and whether or not to buy the $2 pamphlet on marriage.

Job Has Grief, Too.

The job has its grief, too. Early one Sunday morning, a man knocked at Mr. Feeney’s front door and demanded that he give him a license. Mr. Feeney told him to come back at 9 oclock. The man said he would, but he never did show up. Mr. Feeney always will wonder what happened. ~ Several weeks ago. a blind man ~ brought a woman who could see to ‘the license desk and asked for an application. The woman shook her head negatively. Wins A ife, Loses Her

Embarrassed, Mr. Feeney gently told the man the woman did no! want to get married. “Give me a license anyway, an I'll talk it over with Her,” the blind man replied. An hour later the couple returned with the license filled out. The woman's face was tear stained and her eyes were red. They walked across the street and were married by a justice of the peace. ~The next day the blind man came back and said his wife left him.

100 ARRESTED AFTER CLASH OF STRIKERS

Violence Brings Patrol of Deputies to Orange Groves.

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SANTA ANA, Cal, July 7.—Hun- |

- «dreds of newly deputized guards today patroled in orange groves near here after a day of violence which led authorities to consider asking the Governor to call out National Guardsmen. | Sheriff Logan Jackson, following ~ a conference with District Attorney William Lemton and leading growers, said a last attempt would be vi to handle the strike situation ~~ Without calling for state troops. | The fighting broke out in the ’lacentia -growing area and continued for nearly an hour until 25

state highway patrolmen placed 100 strikers under arrest.

going into the water.

horse. :

A too-heavy load alu a steep grade combined teller, 13, of 119 N. Richland-st, and Dollis Harris, 14, of 1537 W. Ohiost, and their horse and wagon an impromptu bath. They rolled down a hill they were trying to climb at 35%th-st and the canal yesterday,

The picture shows Louis at one end of the cart trying to salvage some of the parts. The wagon appears to have reached its final resting place. Police assisted in rescuing the boys, who were uninjured, and the

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REAL ESTATE SALES DOUBLED, IS REPORT

'Six Months | to 1935, Is Claim.

| | Sales during the first six months of 1936 equalled the total sales for 1935, North Side Realtors were told yesterday by John Robbins, secretary. ‘More than 400 deeds were .completed, he said. Thirteen homes,

HOLDS FREE-LANCE INVENTIONS NEEDED

Mallory Engineer Speaks to Scientech Club.

three lots and

More inventions of far-reaching | importance originate in the minds | of free-lance inventors than come | from the laboratories of great corporations, D. H. F. Fruth, P. R. Mallory Co. . research engineer, told

“The motive of the greatest and most successful inventors is never monetary, but primarily the love of creation and acheivement,” he said.

“The inventor is a man who is

ment and very sensitive. In many ways he has the temperament of an artist.” Dr. Fruth said that other qualities of persons responsible for significant inventions are unlimited

must have a craving for 1innovai tions,” he said.

Record Equal |

Scientech Club members yesterday. |

chiefly responsive: to his eunviron-

perseverance and imagination. “He |

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Farmers in Drought Area May Be Forced to Flood Market.

By Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance WASHINGTON, July 7.—Lower meat prices and no change in the price of bread are predicted by Agriculture Secretary Henry Wallace as the immediate effect on city consumers if the drought in 24 farm states continues. He bases his forecast on experience in the drought of 1934, he said.

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soar, Bread prices .should not

Prisoner Faces Charge After Smashing Tavern Window. harles Givens, 22, of effield-av, is held today on charges of malicious trespass. Police were told that last night he “got mad” at Charles Stevens, operator of a tavern ai 2829 W. 10th-st, and threw a glass through a plate window. ]

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168 Organizations Already Have Convened Here.

Eighty-two conventions, expected to attract 45,845 persons, are scheduled for Indianapolis during the last six-months of 1935. Seventeen are national sessions, six regional and 59 state. Five conventions are to bz held here this month, starting with the

National Hay Association's session, which opened yesterday in the Board

ney is to be played July 13 to 17 at Indianapolis Country Club. °

Women's and Children's Apparel Club is to convene for two days— July 19 at the Claypool, and the Indiana Chapter, National Association of Postmasters of United States, is to meet here July 20 and 21.

During the first six months, 168 organizations met here with a total attendance of 60,565, according to

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Figures are far ahead of records at the close of June for recent years, Mr. Davis said. The high attendance was attributed to the fact that 39.2 per cent of the meetings were national or

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CASH

On hand and in bank

LOANS

First mortgage l)ans limited to improved real estate in Marion County First Mortgage loans insured by Federal Housing Administration Stock loans to memb:srs .who borrowed on their paid-up and installment stock. .

REAL ESTATE

Property owned and held for sale.......

Property sold on contract ‘ Sheriff’s Certificates and Judgments. .....

BONDS AND STOCKS

Federal Home Loan Bank Stock Required for membership Home Owner's Loan Corporation Bonds. . Other bonds and stocks...... eben OTHER ASSETS

Office buildings where we conduct our business Furniture, fixtures and office equipmens..

Office Hours: WEEK DAYS ........8:30 A. M. to 4:00 P. M. . VI DAY se evensea8:30 A. M. to 12:30 P. M.

96th Semi-Annual Statement At Close of Business, June 30, 1936 RAILROADMEN'S FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

"Assets

of,

Crees sewn ceooesss..$38,293,26347

....$2,053,179.94

Liabilities

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE

Unpaid orders and vouchers representing

incomplete transactions

26,462,967.76 shares

Sundry taxes 311,260.66

53,202.38

3,896,651.33

1,919,518.80 766,827.50

RESERVES

2,200,400.00 21,181.10

149,759.00 8,324.00

Total

Reserve for share insurance...... cesaais Fund for contingent losses. for dividends or operating expenses Unrealized profit on sale of real estate. ... Interest earned but not eollected Undivided profits

Advances — Federal Home Loan Bank.. 2,170,000.00 Dividends payable to owners of paidup ;

accrued

Taxes and insurance collected from horrowers on insured loans Borrowed money

SHAREHOLDERS' INVESTMENT Optional savings shares—non-taxable. cluding dividend of June 30, 1936 Full paid income shares, non-taxable....

In-

Not available

Semi-Annual Dividend Declared on All Stock of Record June 30th, 1936, at the Rate of 39% Per Annum

- ALL INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO $5,000.00

All Shares Free of Normal Federal Income Tax and Local Property Tax

FEDERAL HOME LOANS

All Railroadmen’s Federal Mortgage Loans Are Variable as to Length of TIME... and INTEREST RATES ARE AS LOW AS 6%

See Our LOAN Department Officers

Now Is the Time to BUY A HOME..... To Rebuild «+es.0r Build a New Home.....Before Prices Rise.

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30,345,829.68 2,491,900.00

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oon. .$38,293,263.47

Total RESERVES _._._...._..._._._...._..._._ $151,481.52

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