Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 July 1936 — Page 4
Batholic Laymen of U. s. to Convene on Campus at South Bend.
United Press NOTRE DAME, Ind, uly. %— Catholic laymen from every sec“tion of the United States are to - convene at the University of Notre - Dame Aug. 6 to 9 to take part in the eighteenth annual laymen’s retreat, The thrée-day retreat is to be directed by the Rev. Patrick Dolan, C. B. C., assisted by the Rev. John ~ Delauney, C. 8. C., the Rev. Fred- : erick Schulte, C. 8. C., and the Rev. William Bolger, C. 8. C. All conferences during the retreat will be held on the campus at The Grotto of Lourdes, a replica of the French shrine made famous by the miraculous cures said to be effected there. In addition to the religious ceremonies Father Bolger is scheduled to deliver a series of talks on the moral aspects of present-day eco- * nomic problems. Father Bolger is ranked as one of the outstanding Catholic economists in the sUnited Btates.
SOLUTION OF CO-ED MURDER NEAR, CLAIM
Sheriff Promises Arrest of Suspect by Tonight. BY United Press ASHEVILLE, N. C., July 24— Sheriff Laurance Brown promised to
solve the mystery today of who
assaulted and murdered pretty Helen Clevenger in her. hotel room eight days ago. “I will arrest a man and charge him with the murder before night,” Sheriff Brown: said. He indicated he had known the identity of the man suspected of the _\ Crime since Wednesday, but had delayed the arrest in order to gather additional evidence. He gave no intimation of the nature of the evi‘dence. . 3
COUNTY OFFICIALS SCORE RELIEF COST
$20,000 Bond Issue Authorized by Bartholomew Council.
Times Special COLUMBUS, ‘Ind., July 24—The high cost of township relief came under fire of the Bartholomew County Council yesterday when ‘it alithorized a $20,000 bond issue for township poor relief for the: remainder of the year. Columbus Township Trustee Carl Blessing, called before the council to explain why funds for 12 months relief had been expended in seven, said withdrawal of Federal funds pit a heavier burden on townships.
"ELECTRICAL" PERMIT - COSTS BLOCK’S $708
$234,000 to Be Spent by Department on New Building.
‘A building permit for $234,000 in electrical work was obtained by the Wm. H. Block Co. today at a fee of $708.50, one of the largest In several months. Installation of 2098 fixtures and 1840 circuits in the new Block Building is to start.soon, it was said.
WALNUT TRACT BURNS
40 Acres of Young Trees Destroyed in Linton Fire. ~ Times Special LINTON, Ind, July 24—Forty blackened acres are all that remain of a young forest of walnut trees near here, planted several months ago by CCC workers. Sparks said to have come from an engine at a nearby strip mine _ ignited the tract, destroying it be- ~ ‘fore 60 CCC workers could control the blaze, Loss was estimated at
"SCHOOL FUND APPROVED
$896,375 Authorized for Hammond : by State Tax Board. “By United Press An additional appropriation of 375 to finance operation of Hammond city schools from Aug. 1 til the 1936-37 appropriation is available was approved today by the
sneral expenses of the town of th, Lake County.
FINDS SNAKE IN DRAWER
Appearance of Reptile.
PRINCETON, Ind., July 24 ~—Haw two-foot water snake got into a cabinet drawer still puzzles Albert Bammer today. She discovered it when she opened drawer to get a butcher knife. lifted its head and she killed it a poker. —
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The steel girder bridge; -at the Shelby=st citasing ‘over Pleasant Run Creek (above) is being torn down to make way for a new concrete bridge to cost ap-
proximately $30,000.
“ Men completed wrecking the Yoadway ig the roadway today and
ROBBER STEAL WOMAN'S PURSE
Bandit Jumps on Running Board of Auto Stopped at Traffic Light.
A man jumped on the FuBming board of her car as she stoppe for a.traffic light at 25th and Sped ware-sts last night, Miss Alice Mead, 2829 MacPherson-av, told po-
lice today. He grabbed. her purse |
containing $8 and ran, she said.
A man was standing in their garage when they drove in last night, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Holmes, 4314 Winthrop-av, told police. He ran, jumping a fence, they said. As he did so a shot was fired. They said they believed the man fired it.
Paul Cave, 4312 Winthrop-av, told police a man in a car bearing Florida license plates attempted to force his car to the curb at Fall Creek and 13th-st- last’ night, but was stopped by cars coming the other way.
ELDERLY PHYSICIAN DIES AT NEW ROSS
1 Dr. Charles Bronaugh, 82, Was Last
of His Family.
Times Special : .. CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. July 24.—Dr. Charles Tinsley Bronaugh, one of the oldest practicing physicians in western Indiana, is dead nere. He was 82. Dr. Bronaugh died yesterday at his home in New Ross. He was the last of his family. Born in Lexington, Ky. he came to Indiana when a child and for 52 years practiced in: Montgomery County. - --
SON TO. BE “ARRAIGNED
Local Man to. Plead “Today to Charge of Slaying Father. Edward Loyal, 29, was to be arraigned in Municipal Court this afternoon to plead to charges that he murdered his father, Benjamin Loyal, 59-year-old printer. It is alleged that the son stabbed his father at the Loyal home, 1005 W. 33d-st, during a family quarrel.
Church Addition Approved ANDERSON, Ind., July 24—Construction of a $25,000 addition to East Lynn Christian Church here had approval of the congregation today. The addition is to be built some time within the fiscal year of 1936-19317.
strest. cars are to be setouted over ¢ the nearby Min-nesota-st bridge about Aug. I. Works Progress Administration labor is used on
the project, with the government Paying half he
material cost.
STATE SEEKS BIDS ON ROAD 29 PAVING
Federal Funds to Be Used in Financing Local Project.
Bids on paving Road 29 from W. 38th-st to Kessler-blvd are to be received Aug. 11 by the State Highway Commission, James D. Adams commission chairman, announced today. Financed with Federal funds, the project is the first of the commis=
sion’s 1936-37 Federal-aid program
to be advertised.
HOOSIER YOUTH IS HELD
Prisoner, 16, Charged With Carrying Loaded Firearm, Vagrancy. John Marshall, . 16, ' Logansport, was arreSted by police in a restaurant at 402 Massachusetts-av early today and slated on. charges of carrying a firearm without a permit, and vagrancy. Sergt. George Baker reported that he took a loaded automatic pistol from the youth. He quoted Marshall as saying he had held up and robbed a newspaper carrier at St. Clair-st and Park-av a few hours earlier. Marshall said he had been in Indianapolis three days: "
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RALLY TO DRAW 50,000 PERSONS
Knox, Springer to Speak at Connersville Event Aug. 8.
Times Special CONNERSVILLE, Ind. July 24— Estimates of the crowd expected to attend the Indiana State Repub-
lican rally here Aug. 8 were ranging as high as 50,000 today. Col. Frank Knox, Rin Republican vice presidential candidate, and Raymond S. Springer, Connersville, Republican Governor candidate, are to speak. Malcolm Tingley, Fayette County Young Republican Club president, and O. T. Fiant, rally general chairman, are to be in charge’ of the event. Fifteen bands and drum corps are to take part in the celebration. A special train is .10 ‘carry Marion County’s delegation to the rally.’
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