Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 January 1937 — Page 10

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REFUGEES LIST |S COMPILED AT UNION STATION

Victims Arriving Here Urged To Register Names and Addresses.

Following is a partial list of refugees compiled by the Junior Chamber of Commerce at its information booth in the Union Station. All flood victims in Indianapolis have been urged to register and further

information about listed refugees may be obtained at the booth. Do - not attempt to telephone.

EV ANSYILLE

. J. K. Ausn oy Joe Blockton: two children. Bickmeier Samuel ad Minnie Brown. Clarence Carroll. . D. Cape. allace Capel. r. and Mrs. R. Cadia. r. and Mrs. Max Cobb. etty Davis. Martha Davis. Rita Ann Davi . drs Mr, and Mrs. “arthur Fisher; Mrs. Lucille Gillespie. Mrs. John Haug; two children, Mrs. Nellie Haug. Fred Hamilton orman G, Harding and daughter.

two chil-

. Jewell. Mr. and Mrs. "Albert L. Jackson. Tracy Kassell. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Link. Austin Mercer. May Mercer. Miss Emma Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Olmsted; four chil-

dren Edith 2nd Kathaleen Pheres. Mr. d Mrs. Paul Phares; four children. Oars efisterer. Louise Pfisterer. Marie Pfisterer. Gilbert Pfisterer Jr. Mary Phisterer and child. rs. H. C. Ruddick. Mrs. Clarence A. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. John Ringo. Mrs. R. E. Sampson. Carolyn Sampson, Mr. and M Roy Sampson and child. John and Neilie Thoman Mr. and Mrs. William E Venemon; two children. Hiram Venemon.

Wri ght. Jona Wright ant Mrs. Josie Worley: 90 daughters. Yirginia Worley. o

oc New ALBANY Mrs. John Arn

Mr. and mn Edward Alexander; children.

Anna Bell Cissel),

two

Theodore Johnson. Walter Westmoreland. Chorinne Westmoreland.

CLARKSVILLE Walker len. alter en Mr. and Mrs. W. AZ Brown Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roeder; two chil-

dren. LOUISVILLE Harry Baker,

Clove Skinner.

LAWRENCEBURG Muriel Baker. mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bryant:

ea Jack Endress and family. Jack Emil Huber. Edna Hillman. Sadie Kirkpatrick. Anna Knapp Hohn Randail. Curtis Riddle Eva and Mamie Riddle. Ernest nd. Mrs. Lydia Wierst.

JEFFERSONVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Allen Copeland. Mr. and Mrs, Otto oes Tar children. Croziee Sarah Adams, Edward A ii and Mes: Ernest Andres; three chil-

daughter,

na Archer. Nam x. oO Austin.

der David, Rachel od "Dollie Allen. Barney and Cordie Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. John Andres. Harry Artes. Gladys Artes. Katherine Arnold. Bonnie Anderson. tdna Adams. Ernest Alexander ‘ Odessa and Carl Alexander. Barney Anders William and Sebn Artes. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bush. Mrs. James Brennan and dau Mr. and Mrs. Andy Baker an Wood Baker. Georgia Baker, Will Bullock. Holliss Brown. Mamie Brown. Elizabeth Bull. Roy Bush. Nellie Bush. Lucille Brown. Leonard Brown. Hannah Brown Leslie Billingsby.

Ea Bottorff. Edith Boitorff and daughter. Maurice Brown. Willis Beasley. Lowell and Helen Beauchamp Lena, Lawrence, India and Mamie Bostic. Homer and Georgia Bryant: four children. Cinderalia Brown. Evelyn Brock. Mr. :nd Mrs. Chatles Castleberry. Bernice Camp and child. J. W. Chas Endix, Toa nd Charles Connor. Soffell Clay. Nell Clark. Lucille Clay.

hter. child.

en. Norman Davis. Mr. and Mrs.

Stewart and® Ruth Dunlop. Mabel Davis. Madeline and Thomas Drake. Chris Dry and f Pearl and Sadie A idvon. -Madeline Drake. Thomas Dr.

Thomas Davidson

t Dry Aldred Daniel. Mrs. Emma Davis. Lillian Davis. Eugene Davidson. Harvey Dupree. Darbar A. Denn. Molly Denning. Mr. and Mrs. Clay W. C. Edwards. Mrs. George Eglan ie and Mrs.

“Annie Ll John Ellis; jout shildzen.

lizabeth Fergerson and daughter Pa and iam Feller. Fran Roere and Fs Fannie Frierson. James C ox . A. and P. 2: Felter. Sir. and Mrs. W. Graber. Mrs. E. F. be Edward Graber. da May Graber. Katherine Graber.

Daniel and child.

Paul G dison. randis ir. and Mrs. Randy Grinsley. Mary Grinsley. Mike Grinsley.

Merion Galls, Henrietta Gill. Mrs. Mary Green. Charles Green. Fanny Green. James Yrooms. room EL Gilbert and Bertha Gilbert. Mrs. Claude Hallowell and son, Billie. Mrs. Charles Helton; two children. Mrs. Edward Henbi. Har a Henbe two son ry allen; Mr, and Mrs. Wilber Humes; three chil-

dren Ch: rles Harris. Priscilla Harris and family. 3 M arr Yihel Hendricks; two children. Davee ! dan Van Hick rd an a John and Henrietta "Hunter.

ne Clifton Holloway. Mrs. Bertie Hackley Endell and Irene ‘Hackley. Groeg Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Herring. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hicks.

i anes. at a Mrs. Elmer Inzer and child. Mr. and Mrs. Mirris Johnson. Cora Johnson. Francis Johnson; five children. Virginia, Mollie and Mary Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Krentzer and son. Randolph and Lillie Kirby. Fannie Keller and children. Keehie.

. L. and Anna

; Agim Lutz. Sad ig Stary and James Lambert. Georgia Lee. David W. Lockey. Mrs. Ward Metzger; two children. Albert O. and Disle May Mead. M Mary Mu Mary Rose and Mattie Mattingley. William Marshall and granddaughter. Julia Marshall. Irene Marshall. George Mattingley. Sadie Mattingley. Mr. and Mrs. McGill. Mrs. George Meyer. Aritar Mills ur S. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miles; seven children. Anna Mitche 2

Molly McClu Nettie Middlebrook. Mabel Martin. Roy Miles. Leifie Mit ally Moo Mattie Pore and child. Hattie Murray Anaconda Neighbors. Harry Ortis Thomas Isabell O’Doniel. Lova. Gracie and¢Gursa Owens. Joe Osborn. Sri Mrs. William C. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Phillips; four children. Chester and Nathaniel Phillips. Pearl, Dorthy and Stanley Pipe. Harry Purdy. Mr, and Mrs. Chagles A. Poe. Sarah and Edn Mary Agnes Potter. Rosa Parks. Jonas Park Mr. and Mrs. Neville Postell. Fannie Pry. Clyde Ruddie hih Mother, 0

Lee and Jennie "Ranger. Henry Roge Louis al Magnolia Rankin Sam and Susie Ray; four whildren. Mr. and Mrs. William Ray. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Remville. Andrew Redd. Stella Redd and apiliren. Carl Roedere. or and Mrs. Edward Redd: three chil-

Ties. Mary Ramsey Louis and Ramsey, Rankin and child. Susie and Mary Reed. Mrs. Albert Renfree.

DONT SCRATCH, SOOTHE THE IRRITATION

Quick relief frbm the maddening itch of eczema, psoriasis, poison ivy, and irritation about the rectum or personal parts is obtained by applying an ointmént called Resinol. Leave it on over®night. It lessens the desire to scratch, and eases the irritation. The soothing effect of Resinol takes the sting oyt of the irritated parts and makes you comfortable. The skin heals soener, too, with the help of Resinol. The oily base %f Resinol Ointment is ideal for penetrating the outer layers of the skin and securing deeper action.* Bathing the affected parts first with Resinol Soap

Mr. and Mrs. William Dolan: four chil-

and

ake. Peter, Lucille, "Virginia, Grace and Rob-

nd. Henry Eittel; seven chil-

Ernest Russell. Henry Ranger. - Ellen Ronney. » Sample,

i; ple, Henr Serbert and family. Mats da Strand. Emma Pena: two chil

Ed, Laura, Kenneth and Susie Lillian Scott; ®five children. James and Onis Sears.

Smith,

James Spea

Mary Stok Tk Bethel Smith. Lucille Stokes. Addie Lee Stokes. Howard Stokes. Earl Summers. Novelen Stok A. N. and Ka Bruce Tomlin

e M. Sauer.

Albert, Emma and May Thompson. Lena Marie Thompson, David Thomp Donald Thom Ps Allen Thompson. Herman Tavior.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Lillie Thomas. Lawrence Taylor. Lee and Artline Taylor. Bertha Teaver and son. Mary Tudor and child. Sally Todd. ) Mary E. and Virgil Thomas: four chil-

dre drs Walter and Amelia Thomas: three chil-

Emoline Thomas and one child. William B. Thornby and family,

ughn Mrs. Robert Whiteside. or: and Mrs. F. A.

TE aries Washington. Roby Windburn and family. Anna and Clara itmey Daisy Williams,

White: three chil-

Jessie Yorbough. Alma Yorbough. Thelma Yorbough.

WINNERS NAMED IN SHORTRIDGE CONTEST

— re. Winners in t¥e annual girls’ gym class efficiency contest and two Honor Sociéty* pgoject committees have been named at Shortridge High School. : First place winners .in the contest are Katy Lou Matlock, Margaret Howells, Norma Miller, Betty Ronk, Lucy Ann Peterson, Elizabeth McNeil, Jean Adel Bennett and Constance Green. Eliece Aiman, named chairman of a committee to write a history of

the Honor Society, is to be assisted by Anne Holmes, Marjorie Aller-

Horn. The new transportation committee includes John Combs, chairman; Hyla Jane Hadley, Bob Brown, John Cregor. and Jeanne Davis.

Louis, Alice, Lillian and Louise Russell.

dre Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith; ive Shildren.

John, Jonnie. Mae and Lucinda Spurrier.

Earl and Myre Thompson: two children.

dice, Richard MAlard and John Van | |

REPORT ILLNESS AT MINIMUM ON

Well Organized, Head of Militia Says.

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that National Guard troops were distributed over the entire flood territory and seemed to have evacuation activities well in hand. The first emergency evacuation having been accomplished, Guard officials today mapped plans for rehabilitation work. Complete evacuation of Jeffersonville was finished last night, with the debarkation by boat and train: of nearly 1000 homeless persons. F. R. Kimmel, civilian in charge of New Albany-Jeffersonville area evacuation, said that approximately 15,000 had been removed from that area since the Ohio River reached flood proportions. Closes Town’s Bars The Mayor of Mitchell has closed all bars and forbidden refugees tc leave the town without a pass. Citizens in Paoli are sponsoring nightly entertainment for 350 “flood guests” in the high school building. Four hundred refugees are reported housed in the Colgate plant near the river front at Jeffersonville, 200 in the Clarksville school and 270 in the Rose Hill school.

54 Arrive Here From Lawrenceburg

The first refugee train from Lawrenceburg arrived in Indianapolis last night with 54 persons, none of whom was seriously ill. A second train came from Jeffersonville an

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went to homes of relatives and friends here, the remainder being sent to the main camp at the Fair Grounds.

Washington Quarters Refugees in School

Times Special

More than 150 Evansville refugees who arrived here yesterday in a bus caravan spent last night in St. Mary’s school. All' apparently were in good health. Officials had arranged to accommodate more ‘than 500, but several of the busses returned from the stricken area empty. They said they

were not expecting any more refugees today.

Boonville Center Of Warrick Rescues

Times Special BOONEVILLE, Ind. Jan, 28. — Every spare bed and cot in Booneville and Newburgh homes is being utilized, and churches, schools and halls are filled with refugees.

The flood situation in Warrick County is under control, although

part where several families were taken out yesterday. . Thirty persons were rescued from Ebenezer Church and seven bus loads were

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Greendale Shelters 900 Refugees

Times Special

GREENDALE, Ind., Jan. 28.—This

little community had reached a

population figure of 1500 today as shelter-seekers from flooded Lawrenceburg continued to arrive at the relief camp. Greendale’s regular population is about 600. .

| Townspeople had a problem on

their hands in the way of dogs, as scores of pets, escaped from Law- | renceburg, roamed the streets.

Seymour Equipped To Care for 1300

Times Special SEYMOUR, Ind., Jan. 28.—“Everything is okay,” Mayor C. W. Burk-

art reported cheerfully today about refugee welfare here. “We have enough Supplies to tide over our 1300 guests indefinitely.” Practically all the refugees, quartered in the Baptist Church annex, are from Jeffersonville. They have “organized their own government,” according to Mayor Burkart.

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