Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 August 1936 — Page 8

X HUNTERS ARE TO MEET AT ROCKVILLE

Annual Meeting Scheduled for Oct. 11 to 17 by Hoosier Group.

Times Special , Ind., Aug. 20.—The Southern Indians and State Fox Hunters’ Association is to have its twenty-sixth annual meeting here Oct. 11 to 17. Church services are scheduled for the opening day, Sunday. The remainder of the week is to include fox hound shows, races, election of officers, an old-fashioned quadrille dance and a parade, Isaac Pate, Spiceland, is to be field marshal; Manford Williams, Rockville, assistant field marshal; Dick Bartlett, Loogootee, master of hounds; James T. Lewis and Romey Parvis, both of Rockville, assistant master of hounds; Burt O'Neal, Rushville, and Noah Hatfield, Bedford, ground committee, and Maurice Wilson, Arlington, bench show Judge. The meeting is to be sponsored by the Rockville Commercial Club. Officials of the association are N. H. Evans, Newcastle, president; Roy Waltz, Edinburg, vice president; Bud Mitchell, Bloomfield, sec-retary-treasurer, and Frank Scherer, Cicero, assistant secretary.

ACCUSED OF STABBING WIFE AND DAUGHTER

Dallas Johnson, 38, of 1718 North-western-av, is under arrest on charges of assault and battery and drawing deadly weapons. He is alleged to have stabbed his wife and daughter in a quarrel at their home early today. Mrs. Rebecca Johnson, 37, was stabbed in the hand and Thelma Johnson, 18, was stabbed on the right arm, police said. Both were treated at City Hospital.

These members of Butler University Independent Association were presented awards recently for outstanding. records on Fairview Campus during the

last school term.

They are (left to right) Miss Martha Van Talge,

awarded co-ed activity cup; David Silver, scholarship key for highest grades, and William Mitchell, awarded men’s activity cup. The awards are made annually by the association

1 alumni group to stimulate scholarship and partici

pation in campus affairs.

WOMAN DRIVER FINED

Times Special EVANSVILLE, Ind, Miss Willis May Stanton, 22, who Judge Marion Rice said was the first woman to come before him on a drunken driving charge, yesterday was fined $11, sentenced to 30 days in jail and prohibited from driving for a year. -

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TESTIMONY HEARD IN FARMER SLAYING

Self-Defense Angle Aided, Officials Say.

Presentation of evidence continued today at a coroner's inquest into the death of Daniel O’Harra, 63-year-old Julietta . farmer, shot Tuesday during an argument over a cow. Henry August Eikman, 53, a neighbor, is held under $2000 bond in connection with the slaying.

Officials said a verdict of justifi-

able homicide might be returned in:

light of purported testimony indicating Eikman fired in self-defense. Eikman admitted the shooting, ac-

cording to officers, but said he thought O’Harra was reaching for a gun. Deputy sheriffs claimed that O’Harra’s wife, Carrie, removed a blackjack from the dead man’s pocket after the shooting. Eikman was cut on the arm by O’Harra when they started arguing over whether a neighbor’s cow should be permitted to graze on Eikman’s property, testimony revealed. Eikman was given a preliminary hearing in Muncipal Court yesterday and his case continued until Aug. 25.

LEADER TO BE FETED EAST CHICAGO, Ind. Aug. 20.— District Odd Fellows officers today were making plans to honor County Attorney George Hershman, Crown Point, on Oct. 3. Mrs. Hershman is to take office next month as grand sire of the sovereign grand lodge. °

T0 BE HONORED | WITH REWARDS

More Than 100 Qualify as No-Accident Men During Year.

More than 100 truck drivers are to receive awards at a safety rally dinner meeting sponsored by the Indiana Motor Traffic Association in the Antlers Hotel tonight. One of the principal speakers on a program preceding the presentation of awards is tobe L. C. Loughry, former Public Service Commission secretary, who recently was appointed district director of the Bureau

of Motor Carriers, Interestate Commerce Commission. Mr. Loughry’s

districd includes Indiana, Illinois|

and Michigan. Donald F. Stiver, state police superintendent, is to preside at $he

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have gone: through a year without accident. : Silver and gold pins are to be presented to the drivers by Lee Hills, Indianapolis Times associate editor. Others scheduled on the program include Luther Snodgrass and Pete Dawson, recently appointed Interstate Commerce supervisors for Indiana.

ST. LOUIS SUSPECT * - NOT WANTED HERE

Photographs and fingerprints of a man held in St. Louis were received at police headquarters: here

today, and after a careful check,|.

Detective Chief Fred Simon said the suspect, Charles Moritz, Seymour, was not wanted here in connection with the slaying of Bert Callahan, wealthy real estate dealer. Moritz has been arrested here previously as a robbery suspect, Chief Simon said. He told St. Louis police that he was wanted here in connection with the Callahan case.

MARRIED 55 YEARS

Times Special ak Y FRANKLIN, Ind. Aug. 20.—Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Gardner are to celebrate their fifty-fifth wedding anniversary ‘Sunday at their home near Kinder, west of here. The an= niversary ‘is also’ Mrs, Gardner’s

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