Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1936 — Page 5
REGION MEETING OF U.B. CHURCH 1S OPENED HERE
Maude . Ballington Booth to}
Address Northwest Congress Today.
The northwest regional congress of the Church of the United Brethren in Christ opened today at the First United Brethren Church, Park and Walnut-sts, Purpose of the congress, according to Bishop H. H. Fout, regional president, is “the discovery, enlistment, training and release of all available resources for the reaching of spiritual *objectives and realization of our denominational aim.” The program was to open with an address by B. H. Cain, Réchester, Ind. Principal speaker of the morning was to be Maude Ballington Booth, New York, nationally known prison worker. A ministers’ and a laymen’s seminar were to be held also, Included on this afternoon's program are J. F. Hatton, Detroit; 3S. A. Wells, Fort Wayne; W. R. Montgomery, Hartford City; L. L. Baughman, Bloomington, Ill.; Forest A. Reed, Terre Haute; Carrie M. Grant; L. A. Rider, Westfield, Ill.; Frank A. Reagin, Terre Haute; Charles L. Raymond, Huntington, and Mrs. J. | Hal Smith. Dr. Robert G. Lee, Memphis, Tenn. is to give the sermon address, “Jesus of Nazareth,” tonight following evangelistic gospel song service, evening prayer and special music. Tomorrow's program begins with a morning watch at 8:30 a. m, directed by Mrs. Smith. Prof. D. H. Gilliatt, Indianapolis, is to lead devotional services. The congress continues through Thursday morning.
PLANT IS REOPENED AFTER REMODELING
Times Special VINCINNES, Ind. Nov. 17.—The Blackford Window Glass Co. plant opened here this week after having been idle four months for remodeling. One department employing 125 men started work when the plant opened and the remaining departments are expected to be in operation within two weeks. The addition of a cutting room will increase the output by 25 per cent, R. J. Dognaux, secretary, said. Working of all departments at full time operation will add approximately $5000 to the weekly pay rolls, he estimated.
STATE SUES INSULL UTILITY FOR $26,000
Times Special WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 17—
The Delaware Federal District Court had before it today the $20,000 claim which the State of Indiana brought against United Midland Co., an Insull utility in réceivership ‘here: The claim was heard yesterday by Senator Daniel Hastings sitting as special master. Indiana is attempting to enforce liability against a holding company operating within its borders as a foreign corporation. Atty. Gen. Philip Lutz Jr.,, headed the legal staff representing Indiana.
OHIO MAN IS JAILED ON U. S. CAR CHARGE
Oscar Grady, 41, Cincinnati, was held for the Federal grand jury today on a charge of violating the Dyer motor vehicle act after a hear-
CANDIDATE GIVEN $36, RETURNS $13
E. R. Bebout, campaign manager for Otis K. Karns, defeated Eleventh District Republican Congressional candidate, apparently believes that politics and bookkeeping should be mixed. In his expense statement on file with the Election Board today, Mr Bebout listed $96 donations and only $83 expenditures. A notation on the statement said he had apportioned the $13 surplus back to the donors. Mr, Karns listed $26.75 as his personal campaign expenses. Other candidates who filed expense statements were: Dr. Ethelbert Wilson, successful Democratic candidate for county coroner, $350; Ollie Bach, who was elected :tate representative on the Democratic ticket, $21.50; Edward Wakelam, successful Democratic candidate for state representative, $115, and Thomas C. Batchelor, defeated Re-
publican candidate for state representative, $5.
ing before United States Commissioner Howard S. Young. He is in| the Marion County Jail in default | of $2500 bond. Grady and Marion Bates, arrested | Saturday in Danville, are alleged to have transported a stolen automobile from Cincinnati to Indianapolis, Nov. 10.
ASSETS OF BANKRUPT NEWSPAPER LISTED
Times Special JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind., Nov. 17. —Assets of $355,357.44 and liabilities of $371, 449.89 for the Louisville Her-ald-Post, Inc., which went into bankruptcy and suspended publication as a newspaper Oct. 30, were
revealed in the report completed yesterday by H. M. Kessler, receiver.
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CONSIDERING MERGER OF TUGWELL’S UNIT
By United Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.—President Roosevelt has been asked to consider a merger of Rexford G. Tugwell’s Resettlement Administration with the Department of Agriculture, it was learned today. The change could be accomplished by executive order, under the 1933 Economy Act which permits an independent agency to be
.| transferred to another department.
The President, it was understood, has been urged to issue such an ordef before the new Congress convenes Jan. 5. It was expected that any transfer would be accompanied by abolition of some most controversial and criticised activities, such as the land purchase program, now nearing completion, and the subsistence homesteams division.
Mrs. Frances Buell Olson (left) of St. Paul, president, is to attend the state convention of the Degree of Honor Protective Association in. the Hotel Lincoln, Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Edna E. Dugan (above), national juvenile director, also is to be among national officers attending. Mrs. Georgia Thompson, state president, is to preside during sessions of the fraternal life insurance society.
BRIDGE TOURNAMENT . _PLAY TO CONTINUE
The second round of play to select Indianapolis representatives in the
United States Bridge Association’ contract championship tournament
was to begin this week, with qualifying rounds to be held tomorrow night in the studio of Mrs. Charles L. Buschmann, 4650 N. Meridian-st. Final rounds are scheduled Nov. 23 and 24 in the Buschmann studio. The three ranking teams in this play are to qualify for the state games in January.
LIONS CLUB TO MEET
Lions Club members are to hear one of the real characters of the Lum and Abner Pine Ridge radio sketch at their noon luncheon tomorrow in Hotel Washington. Dick Huddleston is to be the entertainer. He is with the Lum and Abner troupe appearing at the automobile show. Lions are to hold their Thanksgiving party in the Washington next Tuesday ington next Tuesday night.
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| TRUCK COLLIDE
Driver of Car Reported in Serious Condition at ~ City Hospital.
One person was reported in serious condition in City Hospital today and four others were treated for minor injuries as the result of a traffic accident last night. Earl Quinn, 37, of 1302 Ewing-st, received a possible brain concussion when the automobile he was driving collided with a tractor-trailer truck at Rural and E. Michigan-sts shortly before midnight. Four passengers in Quinn’s machine were cut and bruised. They were John McGinley, 36, of 220 East-ern-av;' Miss Mary McGinley, 36, of 521 N. Rural-st, Mrs. Joann McGin=ley, 32, of 220 Eastern-av, and Mrs.
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