Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1937 — Page 5

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7” The Bilbos—Senator Theodore and

WEDNESDAY, MAY 19

+" RINK AID KILLS | .. SELF WITH GUN ACCIDENTALLY

15%

Victim

Frederick Owens Victim of

Own Weapon While on | Hunting Trip.

Frederick W. Owens, 15, 1044 W.|

+ 30th St., an employee at the River- |

side Skating Rink and a sophomore |

~ in Shortridge High School, was shot |

and killed accidentally today while! on his way to hunt crows. | He was accompanied by Roy Clift, | 19, of 639 W. 30th St., and James: Marvel, 17, of 1261 W. 31st St. Clift driving and Owens seated between him and Marvel, Clift stopped their car in front of the farm of C. E. Bragg, R. R. 2, Box 439, to ask permission to hunt on his property. Marvel told deputy sheriffs, they said, that he got qut of the car and walked about 50 feet when he heard a miiffled shot. He ran back to the car and found Owens bleeding from a wound below the right shoulder, he told deputy sheriffs. A gun was lying on the ground beside the car.

Doctor Is Summoned

* When Marvel asked what had happened, neither Clift nor Owens could tell him, he told deputy sherifls. When a physician arrived, Owens was dead. The 12-gauge, hammer - action shotgun had been carried between Owens and Clift, deputy sheriffs were told. According to the deputies, Owens apparently had thrown the gun out of the car and the hammer struck the running board, discharging the weapon, One hammer was broken off when they arrived, deputies said. :

“TOWN PACKED FOR BILBO DIVORCE TRIAL

By United Press 'POPLARVILLE, Miss., May 19.—

Mrs. Linda Gaddys—transferred their marital difficulties to this Mississippi town where public marital discord is all but unknown and | divorce is as much a rarity as a Republican. : The town was packed for the airing of a situation that has bfen a matter of gossip for years. The entire Pearl River Bar was . (ing as‘counsel for the Senator who once had ambitions to “Out Huey Huey Long" | and who is a Baptist minister and | was three times Governor. ; Mrs. Bilbo, in her turn, has subpenaed most. of the state's political figures who have all known the Bilbos for years, and, presumably, will be asked to substantiate her charge that Bilbo had been unfaithful to her,

CRISPUS ATTUCKS BANQUET IS HELD

A father and :- sons banquet, | sponsored by the Parent-Teachers Association of Crispus Attticks High School, was held last night in the school cafeteria. Following the banquet, which was one of the closing activities of the 10th anniversary celebration, the | Rev. Robert Mosby, Simpson Chapel | M. E. Church pastor, spoke, aided in the installation of officers. :

OVERLEY TO SPEAK TO ADVERTISING MEN

Toner MM. Overley, secretarymanager of the Better Business Bu- | realy, is to discuss “Super Colossal | Ballyhoo” at the luncheon meeting | of the Advertising Club tomorrow noon in the Columbia Club. Officers | are to be elected.

i «| PATROL REPORT DUE The Indianapolis Safety Education Council is to hear reports on registration for the School Boy Traffic Patrol Camp at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in the War Memorial East Room. > The camp is to be held at the Scout Reservation Aug. 30 to Sept. 3. The camp staff is to be named at the meeting.

ORDER TO HOLD DINNER The Broad Ripple chapter, 315, Order of Eastern Star, is to sponsor a covered dish dinner at 6:30 p. m. tonight, in the Broad Ripple Masonic Temple. Following the dinner brothers’ night is to be observed along with the conferring of degrees.

LODGE TO GIVE DEGREES

The Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge 10, I. O. O. F. is to confer the

Rebekah Degree on two candidates |

Saturday evening in the lodge house at 1336 "N. Delaware St. Pageant

Youth on Review ‘Cast of 3000

Butler Field House Sunday, May 23, 3 p. m. General Admission—15c¢ Reserved Seats—7T5¢ Tickets : 409 Majestic Bldg. RI-2406

: Sponzored hy Indianapolis Community

Fund

Bargain Week-End Trips

Next Saturday CLEVELAND $5.00

Leave 10:00 p. m. Return on any train until 2:18 a. m. Monday. Coach service.

DETROIT ........ TOLEDO

Leave 10:00 p. m. Return reach Indianapolis not later than Monday morning following. Coach service.

Pay a visit to the Henry Ford ex-

With |

- Frederick Owens

FUNERAL HEADS

WILL HEAR GADD,

Public Relations and Social Security to Be Discussed.

Bert S. Gadd, Indianapolis, past national president of the Funeral Directors Association, was to discuss the problems considered by the last convention at today's session of the Indiana Funeral Directors at the Fair Grounds. Among the subjects to be discussed by Mr. Gadd were the public relations of the profession, effects of social security legislation, and the creation of a statistical bureau. There were 1200 registrations yesterday, the opening day of ‘the conference, and Dwight S. Baker, Dayton, president of*® the association, said today that a total attendance of more than 2500 is expected by Friday. , In an address to the convention yesterday, Peter J. Van Geyt, Federal Social Security Director for In-

dianapolis, indicated that a number |

of families will be spared pauper burials through the operation of the Social Security Act's lump-sum payments on the death of a wageearner. ‘Officers of the association will be elected tomorrow. First Vice President Herbert R. Wald, Indianapolis, is unopposed for the presidency.

OPEN HOUSE SCHEDULED The Meridian Heights Kindeargarten and Primary School is to hold open house from 9 to 11:30 a. m. tomorrow. Children of preschool. age, who are to attend the kindergarten next year, have been-invited to at-

tend with their mothers,

SECT CONTINUES

BAN ON RADIOS

Dunkards Reject Proposal

To Permit Receiving Sets’ in Homes.

By United Press CAMDEN, May 19.—The ban on dies in the homes of Dunkards, a ne sect of German Baptists, continued today under a resolution adopted at the naticnal convention. By a thunderous vote, members of the “old order” rejected the proposal of a block of “modern delegates” from Ohio to permit radio receiving sets in the homes of members of the faith. Against the vigorous opposition of “old guard” members at the national convention 20 years ago, delegates voted permission to members: to place. telephones in their homes. Only recently were Dunkards permitted to own automobiles. The conference also voted to con-

tinue in effect rules prohibiting all musical instruments in homes of members of the German sect and accepted the invitation of the Ohio delegation to hold the 1938 convention in that state. Approximately 2500 persons, representing every state in the union, have gathered on a 160-acre farm near here fox the 56th annual convention of the order which closes today. The convention meetings are held in huge tents. Food, cooked in jarge vats and served in tin pans with a spoon as the only accessory, is provided free each day.

> BARBERS’ UNION AIDS TO FACE TRIAL

Two officials of the Journeymen Barbers’ Union are scheduled to go

on trial in Criminal Court Monday on charges of malicious trespass in connection with the stoning of a nonunion barber shop. They are George Smith, 42, of 1337 Reisner St., and Frank Mead,.58, of 946 Elm St. They were indicted recently by the grand jury in connection with the alleged stoning of a shop operated by Charles Adams at 847 Grove St.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

STEPHEN FOSTER’S NAME GIVEN SCHOOL

The name of Stephen Collins Foster is to be given to School 67, 3615 W. Walnut St., in ceremonies at 8 b m. Friday, it was announced toay. - J. K. Lilly is to speak and the Foster Hall quartet is to sing. Alan Boyd, School Board president, and Paul C. Stetson, City School Superintendent, are to be guests. Mrs. E. J. Meloy, Parent-Teacher Association president, is to preside. The Parent-Teacher Association petitioned the School Board some time ago to allow the name to be

given the school. The ceremonies Friday will include a homecoming for former pupils, according to Mrs. Lola S. Eller, principal.

THE REV. EBERHARDT AGAIN HEADS MISSION

The Rev. Herbert E. Eberhardt today began his 16th year as superintendent of the Wheeler Rescue Mission. . All other directors were re-elected at the annual meeting last night in the Y. W. C. A. Officers are Harry W. Krause, president; William C. Borcherding, vice president; E. C. Foster, secretary, and Royer H.

Brown, treasurer.

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