Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 August 1936 — Page 6
unty Levy He Suc for Consideration of Council.
pd, members of the Marion Council are to consider the ty of refunding $331,410. in falling due in 1937 as a 5 .0f cutting an estimated 6 from- a -purported 16%z-cent se in the county levy. ordinance may be presented the County Council at its budget : the last of this month for I xunding of the bonds. Court-
observers, however, point out
Necessitate sales of new issues bzri fuse of the bond amounts. » County officials estimated that $300,000 in bonds falling due can not "be refunded because they are refunding bonds. Attorneys, however, said legal opinions may differ as to whether refunding bonds again can bei refunded. . Take Exception to Bulletin
County Commissioners Clarence I. Wheatley, Dow Vorhies, and John . Newhouse, took exception to a re- _ cent bulletin fixing the county tax mate at 162 cents higher in the 1937
* Budget than at present. © They pointed to court judgments, - increased welfare costs and activitiles not formerly included in the county budget, as well as higher cost of food and supplies for insti- . tutions, as causing between 8 and 9 cents of the increase in the tax levy. » Restoration of salary reductions fo employes, some of which were . under legislative mandate, is deolared by the commissioners not to exceed a 1-cent increase in the levy.
"WPA TO BEGIN NEW FIRE STATION WORK
WPA workers were to begin exca¥ation today for construction of a new fire station at Tibbs-av and Washington-st, ' Site of the new station was pro- “ Wided on a corner of the Central Indiana Hospital grounds by the . state in exchange for 8 plot at 30th8b and White River which is to be used for erection of a Naval Reserve armory. Estimates on costs of the build- . Ing’s cost are to be:heard soon by the Board of Safety. = Architects’ plans were submitted at the last meeting, but the board withheld final decision until costs were included, ————
SAFE KEEPING URGED FOR INDICTED TRIO
x suggestion that Al "Brady, mes (Dalholver and Clarence L. gfler Jr. indicted in the slaying if. Sergt. Richard Rivers, Indianlis policeman, be put in the State matory, Pendleton, for safekeeping ‘was made to Greenfield fauthorties today by Lieut. Roy Pope of the Indianapolis homicide squad. Their cases were venued to Han‘eock County by Criminal Judge Pro Tem. Clyde Karrer earlier this week. Lieut. Pope informed Hangock County authorities today tha$ he had been informed that friends of the alleged gangsters planned to attempt a delivery if the men are placed in the small Greenfield jail.
HUNTINGTON COUNCIL ACTS TO OUST BANGS
By United Press
There may be some secretaries in Indianapolis who are enjoying light work these long summer days, but not ‘Miss Marthanne Hinshaw. The last few weeks have been busy ones for her, Miss Hinshaw is one of the secretaries at the Indiana State Re-
W. A. GUTHRIE RITES SATURDAY
Financier, Political Leader Was Active in Local Businesses. ~ (Editorial, Page 18)
Times 8pecial DUPONT, Ind, Aug. 7.—Funeral services for William A. Guthrie, financier, legislator and early leader in the state’s conservation program,
are to be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow |
afternoon at the family residence here. Dr. P. L. Powell, Franklin: College, assisted -by the Rev. D. P. Rowlett, Dupont Baptist Church pastor, is to conduct the services. Burial is to be in Dupont. Mr. Guthrie was born here May 13, 1851, son of Anderson and.Anne Wilson Guthrie. He attended Moore’s Hill College, now Evansville College. In 1875 he married Miss Sarah Lewis. She died in 1925 in Cat. Egypt, while they were traveling
Mr. Guthrie. was active vice presi-|
dent of the Indianapolis Belt Railroad and "Indianapolis. Stockyards
Co., the Guthrigs®honipson ToL, 'In-t}
dianapolis, the Federal. Timber Co and the Florida Orchard Co. Two years ago he retired as vice president of the Fletcher Avenue Sav: ings and Loan’ Association. He held membership in the Academy of Science, the Baptist Church, the Madison Rotary Club, the Nature Study Club of Indiana, the Masonic and Odd Fellows: Lodges, the Audubon Society, the Pioneer
Society of Indiana and the Jeffer-}{
son County Historical Society. A daughter, Mrs. Lucy Ann Crecraft, Akron, O., survives.
HUNTINGTON, Ind. Aug. T7—~A|
motion to dissolve a restraining order which has halted a movement fo oust Mayor Clare W. H. Bangs was. filed today in Huntington Cirult Court by the City Council. Sumner: Kenner, who rans the Mayor a temporary re-
straining order against the councily
yesterday, disqualified himself.
He submitted: instead the names
, Plymouth, all Circuit Court , with instructions that plainand defendant each strike one “pefore Monday.
By United Press 3 ‘MICHIGAN CITY, Aug. 7.—Pa-
for 34 inmates of the State!
sor who have served their mini-
publican Headquarters;; and what
| By United Press SOUTH . BEND, Ind, Av 7
1 Speaking in the Notre Dame University campus, the Fev. Father Bulger will present the Satholle attitude on current questions of national moment. Conferences of a strictly religious nature were conducted by thé Rev. John B, Delouney, C. 8. C, who was d 4s retréat master by the Rev. Patrick H. Dolan, €. S.-C. Notre Dame Mission Band director. The retreat marks the eighteenth
‘| annual renewal of a gathering |
which has attracted Catholics from throughout the nation who seek to
withdraw from business and pro-
fessional worlds for a hrief Spir-, itual invoice of themselves,
WOUNDS ARE SERIOUS
Condition of Leroy Hubbs, 29, 357 E. Washington=st, injured in a fight early yesterday .morning :after an alleged all-night drinking party, was reported critical today by City Hos- ‘| pital attendants. - Lee Mathews, 29, who ‘admitted ‘to police that he struck Hubbs with an empty ginger ale bottle, is held ‘on charges of assault and battery ‘with intent to kill,
with state conventions, Landon notification Preparations. Hamilton visits, and just every’ day routine, she’s been working overtime. Her latest task has teen aiding in preparations for the ‘SpringerKnox rally at Connersville tomorrow night, which is expested to attract 50,000 9. persons.
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1, of 926 N. New. Jersey -st, was reported in a critical conclition at ‘City Hospital today from a leg injury received earlier {this week When s gun, wrapped in the sheets of a bed she was making, accldentally was discharged. Hospital attaches reported infection had set in and was believed spreading. The gun heloneen the sits brother, Eugene,
“raxi Driver Is ‘Robbed An armed passenger held up. and robbed Ray Stevenson, 23, of 257
Detroit-st, a taxicab driver, early!
today at: State-ay and the Penn-
{| sylvania Railroad tracks of $4.50.
The bandit escaped on foot.
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