Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1937 — Page 24
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1000 TO JOIN IN EASTER SUNRISE - GAROL SERVICE
70 Groups to Co-operate! In Event Next Sunday.
Lecturer
Drivers Arrested.
MARION TOLL TO DATE
Fight hundred children and 200 adults are to take part in the Easter sunrise carol service on Monument Circle, Mrs. Henry Ostrom, general chairman, said today. This will be the 15th annual event, Mrs. James M. Ogden founded the service in January, 1923, in memory of her son, James M. Ogden Jr. The annual program sponsored by the Ogden Junior Chorale, More than [70 churches, schodls, business firms and other agencies are co-operating in this year’s event, Mrs. Ostrom said. A crowd of 30.000 attended last year's services. In case of rain, the program will be held in the Circle Theater, Mu: Ostrom said. Opening with carillon program
Accidents ..cocvinnnnn Injured TRAFFIC ARRESTS
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CHILDREN HURT IN TRAFFIC HERE
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_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES POLIGE END SEPARATE HUNTS IN SAME SPOT
Wounded Man an and Alleged | 'Hit-Run Driver One Person. |
| shoulder. His car bore the same license plates, police said, as the one reported to have been i in the accident.
simultaneously at the home of Beele Chandler, 48, of 2102 W. New York St. today. One group of officers was hunting a hit-and-run automobile which They said Chandler told them he | | crashed into a car driven by George | had been shot by Ben King, 36, of | | Dew, 29, of 2112 E. 46th St., et 25th | 2626 Cornell Ave., but denied having | St. and College Ave. Mrs. Dew was | been in an accident. He was ar- | injured slightly. | rested on charges of vagrancy, fail- | The other squad was investigat- ure to stop after an accident, | ing a report that a man had been | drunkenness, drunken driving and shot in the 2600 block on Cornell [running a red light. King was Trails of two police dqiiads mak- | Ave. The officers said they found| charged with assault and battery ing separate investigations ended | Chandler wounded in the right! with intent to murder.
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Commerce Ave. Jessie | Ramsey, 22, of 2921 N. Butler Ave, | ¥ oe Mo en The child y as weRen ‘ ncent's Hospita “revit rain Lewis enon to- | day ordered motorcycle officers to | tell young cyclists to ride in single | file. He said children have created a traffic hazard by riding several breast in the streets. Forty-two motorists were arrested | vesterday. Most were charged with | disregarding preferential streets, | reckless driving or speeding.
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Warm and sunny hosiery PENNEY'S—Street Floor
Street, afternoon and jacket type dresses in prints, plains and colorful combinations! Sheer nets, novelty crepes! Sizes 12 to 52!
shades which have just arrived to complement your smart Easter outfits! Sheer chiffons and service weights! PENNEY 'S~— Second Floor
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