Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 September 1936 — Page 33

FRIDAY, SEPT. 18, 1936

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DRIVERS OF THESE TRUCKS EVID ENTLY DON'T’ BELIEVE | n SIGNS

Well, look what this time. The

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Russell town Lodge chancellor of Knights of | ndiana. was elected vesterday at iv-riZhth Ann i onvent K. of P. Bu Other Wal er vice chancellor; Wil Crusade grand prelate; Carl R. niversary Lodge 9, Martinsville, grand keeper of records and Seal; Henry Kammerer, Apollo Lodge 62, Logansport, master ot chequer: Noble J JonTSon Oriental Lodge 18, Terre Haute, grand master at arms; Fred Ratliff. Grand Lodge 103, Marion, grand Inner guard. Paul Hunter, Worthinaton Lodge 253 Worthington, grand outer guard; J. Frank Smith, Latavette .atayette, grand Re-elected as Pythian lhouse,

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He the sixion in the ding here : officers are Harvey T. Montpelier Lodge 188. grand lam F, Qualls. Lodge 14, South Bend, Mitchell, An-

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Lodge 351 lodge directors ot Corp. were Indianapolis imerer and Mr

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WIDOW OF EXPLOSION VICTIM ASKS $10,000

mes Special ANDERSON, Mrs. Ada Longtoft has Madison Superior Court against Pendleton Natural Gas Co. asking $10.000 for the death of her husband, Wi Longtoft, 62. He was one of seven persons killed in an. explosion Jan. 9 in the basement of the Pendleton Town Hall she claims, Mr. Longtoft was the Pendleton Town Board. previous have been . relatives tims,

WOMAN SOUGHT IN ALLEGED SHOOTING

Marv Smith, 27th-st, on

Ind, Sept. 18.

filed suit in the

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president of Three suits filed by

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Police today sought 26. Negro, 705! W. charges of assault and battery with to kill in connection with shooting last night of 29, Negro, 511 Ogden-

intent the alleged Walter Allen. Attaches at City Hospital reported Allen in critical conditoin. Police found Allen, lving on the sidewalk in front of 248 Northwestern- av.

GETS WEST AWARD |

Edmond Phill ips, 1625 S. Ran-dolph-st, De Pauw University sophomore, today was named 1936 winner of the Evelyn West Memorial Scholarship, awarded annually to the graduate of School 39 and Manual Training High School, who has shown: an interest in history, music and floriculture

ENLISTS IN Walter F Renick.

si. who enlisted in the United States Navy Wednesday, today was on his way to Norfolk. Va., for a three months’ training period. Upon completion of his training, he is to be assigned to a ship of the United States fleet.

ARREST THREE IN RAID

Police attested Le Roy Watson, 22, amd Douglas Hatcher. 39. on charges of violating the 1935 alcobeverages act. son. 38. on vagrancy

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raid last night at 212 GeisendorfT- |

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box conta ning

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Sharp, general ch 1airman of the ee rth annual Indiana Saddle se Ro 1p. t@ be held Oct. 4 af re Farms, Meridian and today announced commitee organization for the show. Thev are Maj. Gen. RoBert H. Tyndall field marshal; Donald L. Bose, announcer; Dr. N. G. Talbert. veterinarian; M. H. Fuller, field secre- ; Pose B. Denning, field and ring teward; Horace E. Abbott, in charge of the 4-H Colt Club ey and Denny Lee. blacksmith Jointly sponsoring the round-up is St. Margaret's Hospital Guild, of which Mrs. Jackson K. Landers is general chairman, assisted by Mrs G. 1. Seybert, Mrs. L. R. Thomas, Mrs. Norman Schulmeéyer and Mrs. E. B. Earp.

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RAPS NEW DEAL IN CONSTITUTION TALK

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MOUNT LAWN,

Special ~ Ind., Sept. influence

was stressed hy

the Miss

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Genevieve Brown, publican and former Indiana Supreme Court reporter, in an address here last might before a County audience. “No woman's name was signed to the Declaration of Independence and no woman took part in the Constitutional Convention, but it was the women who urged men to take a definite and positive posidrafting these two great she said. trend of

documents,” “The whole Deal,” she added, mental interference, women of. Europe homes and comforts for to America to avoid. yi a similar condition today, and e should not lose courage that has Tio us on in the past. 5

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what the

gave up

CHURCH MARKS DAY,

2 wea Spcoint FRANKLIN, Ind. Providence Christian of here, is to observe its eighth anniversary Sunday.

Sept. Church, west ninetyThe

service also is’to be a farewell to the | Strain, | who has been awarded a scholarship |

minister, the Rev. Dudley University divinity Strain is a graduate University.

to the Yale school Mr. tudent at Butler

“No Parking At Any Time,” Xs left

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LEHMAN DISMISSES | GEOGHAN CHARGES

By United Press ALBANY, Sept. 18.—Gov. Herbert H. Lehman's exoneration of District Attorney William F. X. Geoghan of King's County ended today the long and sensational case that began with the murder of a $60-a-week Brooklyn bookkeeper. | The Governor, dismissing charges preferred against the white-haired prosecutor by an extraordinary King’s County: grand jury said the allegations ‘have not been sustained.” | Of Mr. Geoghan's admitted asso-.! ciation with Leo P. Byk and Frank | A. Erickson, slot-machine operator | and gambler, respectively, he said: | “For district attorney to have friendships of this character is man- |

| ifestly ill-advised and properly sub- | | jects him to criticism .

dence presented at Mr. Geoghan's 14-day hearing, that his association with’ Byk and Erickson contributed | to his failure to investigate properly the Drukman case, as charged | by the Jury.

COUNTY MILK POOL | HEARING DATE SET|

A hearing on the base surplus plan for the Marion County milk marketing area has been set for Sept. 29 at 1:30 p. m. by the State Milk Control Board. The base surplus plan provides for | pooling and averaging of all returns | {rom sale of milk purchased by dis-~ | tributors in the market ares, on an | equitable basis.

i He added, that there was no evi- | {

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