Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 December 1937 — Page 8

Minton Family

Times Special

~ Coming Home for

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WASHINGTON. Dec. 22—Senator Minton (D. Ind) is leading the greak of Hoosiers who will be back home in Indiana for the holidays.

Accompanied by his daughter, Mary Ann, who is ‘in ‘school here,

Senator Minton and their two sons. and son John return here after the holidays and re-establish their Washington residence at 3401 Magomb St, N. W. | | The eldest son, Sherman Jr. will return to-his studies at Indiana Uni-

versity. | | Senator Minton’s’staff also will go home for the holidays, including his gecretary, James Penman, Brazil;

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Miss Gertrude Stricker, Indianapo-

lis; Miss Frances Kelly, Indianapo-.

lis, and Mrs. Lena: Orme, Shelbyville. Pleas Greenles, his wife and family already have returned to Shel byville. He is a member of the Na-

tional Bituminous Coal Commission.’

Senator VanNuys (D. Ind) expects to spend a week in Indianapo-

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Josephine Hirschinger of his office staff has returned to Elwood for the holidays and Paul Sample, his wife and family to Indianapolis. Congressmen who have returned to the state, or expect to do so, include Reps. Schulte, Hallock, Griswold, Crowe, Boehne and Larrabee. Mr. and ‘Mrs. Robert Menaugh will visit her home at Indianapolis and his home at Salem, where his father is postmaster. He is the House ' of Representatives doorkeeper.

DRUNK DRIVER SENTENCED

CONNERSVILLE, Dec. 22 (U. P.). —Harold Johnson, 21, today awaited removal te the Indiana Reformatory to start serving a sentence of one to five years for drunken driving. ;

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Barking Brings Aid After 36 ~~ Hours_in Haystack. DENVER, Colo.; Dec. 22 (U. P.).— Mrs. Mabel Dillenback, who disappeared while doing her Christmas shopping, owed her life today to the curious and belligerent farm dogs which found her under a haystack.

‘ She had left her husband standing at' a department store counter and wandered away, into the country and under the straw to die.

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POWER FIRM SEEKS TO DROP CITY HEA

The Northern Indiana Power Co. today had filed petitions: with the | Indiana Public Service Commission for authority to discontinue steamheating service in four cities. The cities involved are Kokomo, Huntington, Noblesville and Rochester. The petition states that the company has been receiving insufficient revenue from the users to pay the actual cost of giving service. Authority to abandon the service at the end of the present heating

season in May, 1938, is being sought.

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END OF CHRISTMA MAILING EXPECTED

Toddy to See End of Worst Part of Rush.

Delayed by bad weather, Indianapolis will finish most of its giftmailing today and tomorrow, John H. Rothert, superintendent of mails at the postoffice, predicted today. He said reports on handling 233,910 pieces of outgoing mail Monday showed an increase of 27 per

cent over last year’s figure. Rain

snow postponed ! why he said. f (Greeting cards continued to pile up ‘in’ the dead letter division ‘dee spite the Department's warning against using one and one-half cent stamps on those with doubtful ade resses, Postmaster Adoli Seidene sticker recommended use of two and three-cent stamps.

117 WORKERS GET BONUS

| Employees of the Banquet Ice Cream and Milk Co, 1214 South pastern Ave. today had received a Christmas bonus amounting to 2% per cent of their salary last year, H. T. Perry, vice president and gene eral manager, announced the gift to 117 employees.

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