Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1937 — Page 14

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CHARLES HAFER RITES ARRANGED 'FOR TOMORROW

President of Madison Avenue State Bank Was Native of Germany.

Charles F. Hafer, Madison Avenue State Bank president who died yesterday in his home at 2860 S. Capitol Ave, is to be buried in Crown Hill following funeral services at 1:30 Pp. m. tomorrow in the home and at 2 p. m. in the Immanuel Evangelical Reformed Caurch. He was 64. Mr. Hafer, born in Germany, had lived here 32 years. He was a memsber of the Growers’ Auto Insurance Co. board of directors and the Gardeners’ Society. He was a former County Council member. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Rekie Hafer; two sons, Richard and Harry Hafer, both of Indianapolis; a brother, Herman Hafer, Cincinmati,

and three brothers living in Germany.

WILLIAM ENOS BRINGHURST, who died Wednesday in his home at 2605 Station St. is to be buried in Crown Hill following funeral services at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. He was 82. Mr. Bringhurst, born in Litchfield, Ill, served with the U. S. Navy from 1915 to 1922 and was a Great Lakes Naval Training School commander during the World War. Later, he

gineer by various oil companies. He was a Masonic lodge member. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Edna Nooney Bringhurst, and one daughter, Miss Elizabeth Ann Bringhurst, both of Indianapolis.

: MRS. MYRTLE L. HALL, Indianapolis resident 60 years, who died Wednesday in her home at 2625 E. Michigan St., is to be buried in Acton following funeral services at ,11 a. m. tomorrow in the J. S. Wil'son Funeral Home. She was 65. Mrs. Hall, born in Acton, was the widow of Charles N, Hall who died in 1922. Survivors are four sons, Frank B., Ralph W., Lewis C. and

Clarenice Devitt, all of Indianapolis; . a sister, Mrs. Michael Gruner, and » a brother, Roscoe Leavitt, both of Indianapolis, and nine grandchildren.

JOSEPH E. FITZGERALD, Indianapolis resident for 72 years who died Wednesday in his home at 1631E. Michigan St., was to be buried in Glen Haven Cemetery following funeral services at 2 p. m. today in the residence. Mr. Fitzgerald was 74.

MRS. POLLY ALICE CARTER, wife of A. B. ‘Carter, Indianapolis

in her Danville home, is to be buried in Plainfield following funeral services at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Friends Church of Danville. She was 175. Mrs. Carter was born in Wayne County. She was.a former Indianapolis resident, living here 20 years before moving to Danville 17 years ago. Survivors, besides her husband, are a niece, Mrs. Mary Ethel Bougnman, Indianapolis, and a grandniece, Mrs. Ruth Elizabeth Bantz,

“pirate” submarines.

New significance is read into recent stories about the fortification of the Spanish coast opposite Gibraltar, seen above under the shadow of a British warship’s guns, in ‘view, of the Mediterranean patrol France and Great Britain intend to establish to curb the depredations of Through the straits of Gibraltar and under the guns on each side, must pass all ships en route to or from the Atlantic.

ALEXANDRIA—Mrs. Amanda Howell, 77. Survivors: Husband, John; daughters, Mrs. Samuel Lee, Mrs. Bertha Hirons and Mrs. Dave Howell; son, Walter. ARCADIA—Mrs. Dora Caroline Startzman, 74. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Emma Bryant, Mrs. Edra Jacquier, Mrs. Everett Lower and Gertrude; sons, Harry and Everett; two brothers and a sister. ELKHART—John E. Toth, 21. Survivors: Mother, Mrs. Mary Smithers Toth; brothers, Joseph and Louis; sisters, Mrs. John Majery, Elizabeth and Sister Mary Edna. FAIRMOUNT—Mrs. Nancy Duncan . Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Sarah Moon gag NM Mrs, Fred Martin; sons, Blaine and Lu MICHIGAN CITY — Emmet Allman, 64. Survivor: Daughter, Mrs. Porter Hardman. MONTICELLO—Mary B. Sink, 87. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs, Dora Fowler and son, John W, RACCOON—Albert Vikiams, Three brothers and a siste ROCKVILLE—Paul R. ne 48. Suryivors: Wife, Retta; son, Bobbie: brother, Albert; sister, Mrs. Jessie Davidson.

Survivors:

Survivors: Husband, Clifford: brothers. Cath Claude and Ben Townsley; sister, Mrs. Blanche Johnsonbaugh.

SULLIVAN—Danny Brown, 14. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brown, brothers. ' Kenneth, * Gilbert and Darrell: sisters, Mrs. Verdia Reed, Mts. Edna Call, Mrs. Lucy John: nson; Mrs. Dorothy Young. Mrs. Violet Stanifer and Conza.

HELEN KELLER RECUPERATING ROCHESTER, Minn, Sept. 17 (U. P.).—Mayo Clinic physicians today reported the condition of Helen

Keller, famous blind teacher and lecturer, as “quite satisfactory.” Miss Keller underwent an operation for removal of the gall bladder.

ROYAL CENTER—Mrs. Mabel Elliott, 45.

STATE DEATHS

IPTON—Mrs. Sarah C. Startzman, 74. ALE ; daughters, Mrs. Emma Bryant, ‘Mrs. Grace Brunson, Mrs. Gertrude Wooten, Mrs. Everett Lowe and Mrs. Joh Everett, Harry Margaret Basey; brothers, James and Owen avis.

VALPARAISO — Mrs. Martin, 40. Survivors: three children, one bréthers.

STATE UITILTIES TAX ACT FACES U. S. TEST

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Sept. 17 (U. P.) —Indiana’s law taxing municipal utilities will be tested in a sit on file in the United States District Court here today. The Catholic Order of Foresters, which has offices in Chicago and owns $30,000 worth of bonds of the Elkhart Municipal Waterworks, filed the suit complaining against taxes levied on the utility last year and contending ‘that the law is unconstitutional.

Blanche Cecelia Husband, Walter; sister and nine

SHORTRIDGE GROUP MEETS The Shortridge High School social committee is to meet Sept. 27. New officers will be elected and a

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Times Special GREENFIELD, Sept. 17—Sheriff Clarence Watson of Hancock County declared today that gambling “absolutely will not be permitted” at a dog racing track which an Ohioan is said to be building on Road 36, about 17 miles northeast of Indianapolis. “The promoter is just taking a chance,” the sheriff said. He said he “guessed it’s true” a dog track is being built. “Anyway, I've seen a grandstand being built there,” the sheriff said.

Sheriff Denies It’s His Duty

If gambling is begun, however, the sheriff said it will not be his duty to enforce the State’s ‘antigambling laws. “It’s up to the prosecutor,” he said. John F. Wiggins, prosecutor, said he would await filing of a complaint by a citizen, and added he thought it was up to the sheriff to investigate. Asked if there is any other gambling going on in Hancock County, Sheriff Watson said, “Absolutely not.” ——

OLD ENGLISH GETS DOCTOR IN DUTCH

LONDON, Sept. 17 (U. P.).—Dr. Christopher Stanley Parker, of Coleorton, who pleaded that he had simply used Shakespearean language as a protest against “persecution” by the income tax authorities, was fined $25 and costs at Coalville, Leicestershire, on each of two charges of sending “grossly offensive postal packets.” It was alleged that on the packets were the words ‘the chief Bloodhound (Bloody Hound) Income Tax Racket Blackmail and Persecution Dept., Granby-Street, Longborough.” Dr. Park quoted Shakespeare's phrase, “The Bloody dog is dead,” and added: “The income: tax people are bloody dogs. They persecute people until the poor people take their lives.”

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CUTTERS HUNT SEAS FOR SOPWITH’S BOAT

BOSTON, Sept. 17 (U. P.) —Three Coast Guard cutters and a patrol

boat at dawn today began searching the North Atlantic for the drifting Endeavour I. T. O. M. Sopwith’s $500,000 unsuccessful 1934 Cup challenger. The cutters Chelan, Cayuga and Tahoe and the patrol boat Harriet Lane were at the approximate spot 200 miles east of Nantucket where the Endeavour parted -its tow line from the convoy Viva II in a storm Monday.

The searching vessels were as-

signed wide areas and planned to proceed slowly toward Halifax, N. S. The Endeavour and its crew of 19 were believed in no immediate danger. The boat was provisioned fully and when a similar mishap occurred last May, it sailed 1000 miles to port under its own sail.

TOWNSEND CLUBS TO MEET The 11th District Townsend Clubs will sponsor a mass meeting at the Dearborn Hotel, Michigan and La Salle Sts., Sunday at 1:30 p. m, it was announced today.

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