Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1938 — Page 15

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URSDAY, NOV. 3, 1938 __

LOCAL DEATHS

N. YOUNG,

MRS. FLORENCE ‘who was active in state and city gar-

Hill tomorrow following funeral] sérvices at 10 a. m. at St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church. Mrs. Young, who was 41, died yesterday at her home, 5734 Guilford Ave. Mrs. Young was the wife of Rex P, Young, Fletcher Trust Co. travel department head. She worked for sthe trust company for 15 years and Jnarried Mr. Young in 1925. + At the time of her death Mrs. Young was secretary of the Garden «lub of Indiana and of the Indian&apolis Dahlia Society, and was presi-

STATE WINNERS IN 4-H CONTEST ARE ANNOUNCED

Records Will Be Entered in Congress at Chicago Next Month.

Times Special LAFAYETTE, Nov. 3.—Indiana champions in 10 4-H Club contests were announced here today by Dr. Z. M. Smith, state leader of the 4-H Club department at Purdue Uni-

sdent of the Forest Hills Garden| Club. |

versity. Their records will be en-

+. In 1934 Mrs. Young was head of tered in contests at the National the CWA office here and had charge Congress in Chicago next month. of the beautification program for| Miss Marybelle Halstead. 18, of Jdndianapolis. She was former chair- Battle Ground, and Robert Arvidson “man of the choral section of Indi- of Lafayette are winners of the 4-H ‘anapolis Matinee Musicale. She was leadership contest. They have been & member of St. Joan of Arc Cath- in club work eight years and are lolic Church. freshmen at Purdue. . She is survived by her husband, re : : er father, Nicholas Straub; broth-| Win Achievement Prize . &s, Frank Straub, Indianapolis;| Miss Agnes McCulloch of Scottsmer Straub, Muncie, and Ray burg and Henry Amsler, 18, of _/sStraub, Chicago, and sisters, Mrs. Rensselaer, won the achievement inna, Obergfell, Mrs. Margaret contest. Both are Purdue freshmen. * «Reimer and Mrs. Helen Heidenreich,| Miss Dorothy Arvidson, Robert's all of Indianapolis. [17-year-old sister, won the girls’ 5 ‘record contest, ani will be awarded os ET) un Ine a trip to the Chicago congress. Tuesday at her home, is to be bur- | HSS Marjorie Dilling, 17, of Preble, in Adams County, was of the canning

qed in Crown Hill after services at | * 2 named winner x 2. mn at pe ony : |achievement contest and awarded oore Funeral Home. She was a trip to Chicago.

. + ier : 3 i + Mrs. Miller, had lived in Indian-|yq)j¢ of Wanatah, La Porte County, |

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‘apolis for 46 years. She was born |, ao in Harrison County, near New Al- a met AloTASIP o bany. She was a member of the Awarded Trips Zion Evangelical Church. | Miss Carolyn Hedderich, 19, of 5; Survivors are her husband, Henry pejphi, won the food preparation V. F. Miller, a daughter, Mrs. Lil- contest, and gets a trip to Chicago. ie Ahring, Springfield, O.; sons.| Miss Mary Noblitt, 18, of Lafaymond Miller, Terre Haute, and vette, won the handicraft contest, Amer Miller, Indianapolis; sisters. and a prize of a gold wristwatch. Mrs. John Meyer and Mrs. Lottie | Donald Brown, 18, of Battle ‘Flock, Indianapolis, ahd brothers, Ground. will receive a gold ‘watch Edward Deuser and Jacon Deuser, for winning the meat animal con- + @ndianapolis,, and Christ Deuser, test. Corydon. | The Klondike Junior Farmers 4-H

* MRS. PEARL HARMAN, 9g61 Club. led by H. Q. Holt, won the,

social progress contest, and will re-

Miss Florence

Manlove Ave,, died yesterday at her home. She was a member of the Broadway Baptist Chureh.

ceive a radio as prize.

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The Rev. Arthur O. Steidemann, St. Louis, will give & reading in the sign language at 8:15 p. m. Saturday before the Deaf Citizens’ Church Club. His reading, Dumas’ “The Black Tulip,” will be presented

as a part of the benefit program being sponsored by the club at the Cathedral House of All Saints Cathedral. Roger P. Dunn will present “Magic as Performed by Oldi All deaf persons are invited.

The Rt. Rev. Thomas Jenkins. 'D. D, Bishop of Nevada, will speak lat the festal dinner of the congre‘gation of All Saints’ Cathedral at 16:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Cathedral House. James L. Rainey, president of the Men's Club, will speak regarding a churchman’s responsibility. The Rev. Robert C. Alexander will preside.

Dr. Norman E. Himes will speak on “The Place of Birth Control in Modern Social Work” at the annual meeting of the Maternal Health League of Indiana tomorrow noon at the Claypool Hotel. Mrs. Louis i H. Haerle, president of the league, will preside.

Dr. Gerald D. Timmons, Indiana University School of Dentistry acting dean, will tell the Indianapolis {Exchange Club about a recent visit {he made to Alcatraz, Federal prison, at the noon meeting tomorrow at the Hotel Washington.

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The Indiana Astronomical Society is to meet at 2 p. m. Sunday at 2820 N. Meridian St., to hear Dr. W. A. Cogshall, Indiana Univer=sity astronomer, talk on the recently discovered satellites of Jupiter, and Dr. B. C. Getchell, Butler University, on the “November Skies.” The society has purchased a 10-inch telescope which will be placed at the Johnson Cbservatory.

Dr. H. M. Trusler will address members of the Methodist Hospital medical staff at a meeting at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Nurses Home. He will speak on “Burn Shock.” Dr. H. S. Williams will give a case report. Dr. W. D. Gatch, Dr. H. M. Banks, Dr. F. W. Taylor and Dr. Allan K. Harcourt also will participate in the program.

The South Side Civic Club will nominate officers and trustees at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the club’s headquarters. E. L. Eckstein, president, will preside.

Townsend Club 3 will meet at Castle Hall at 7:30 o'clock tonight.

The Firemen’s Auxiliary of the Indianapolis Firemen's Association will meet at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Hotel Lincoln. A card party will be held at 8:30 p. m.

Alfred Windust, Chicago, Baha'i National Assembly lecturer, is to

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speak at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the D. A. R. Chapter House, 834 N. Penn-

sylvania St, on “Baha’i Understanding.of World Conditions.” 7

George W. Seaton, SwedishAmerican Line lecturer, will tell the Indianapolis Optimist Club about Scandinavia at the meeting tomorrow noon at the Columbia Club.

The Indiana Section of the Seociety of Automotive Engineers will meet tonight in the Hotel Antlers to hear a discussion of engine development.

The Indiana Stamp Club will hold its regular meeting Friday night at the Antlers Hotel. Paul G. Andres will talk on “Cancellations.”

GREEK PRINCESS BORN ATHENS, Nov. 3 (U. P.).—Princess Frederica of Brunswick, wife of Prince Paul, heir-presumptive to the throne of Greece, gave birth to a daughter today.

AAA BENEFICIARIES

IN STATE INCREASE

Times Special LAFAYETTE, Nov. 3.—L. M. Vog=~ ler, Indiana chairman of the AAA,

reported here today that about 43

per cent more Indiana farmers participated in the 1938 AAA program than in the 1937 program. As of Oct. 31, a total of $170,485.80 had been paid to 1511 participating farmers from six counties alone, he said. Based on these payments, Mr. Vogler predicted the total payment to farmers in the 82 counties would reach $9,250,000. About $5,500,000 was paid out last year.

The 1938 Agricultural Conservation Program is based on the provisions of the 1938 Agricultural Ad-

justment Act, passed last February.

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* Mrs. Harman is survived by her DESERTION CHARGED |

"husband, Howard Harman; sons, | ‘Charles Harman, St. Louis; Oliver | ’ Harman, Indianapolis. and Howard | BY FARMER S WIFE VV. Harman, Marion; daughter, Mrs. | | \ "Aaron Donnals, and Mrs. Arthur] PAW PAW. Mich.. Nov. 3 (U. P.).| i York, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. —Harry Meade, 37-year-old farmer ® Ella, Kashman, Indianapolis, and a whose housekeeper Irom Indiana! brother, Louis Hartman. Kokomo. |committed suicide claiming frus-| r : Services are to be at 10 a. m. Sat- trated love, was held for trial today | PLEN TY of FREE NEAR HANCOCK ¥ A J PARKING SPACE

t urday in the Broadway Baptist on charges of desertion and non- : i Lhurch with the Rev. R. M. Dodrill, | support. i Yn? 3021 | WASH | ¢ 5 pastor. officiating. Burial is to be. Meade disappeared Tuesday while OPEN EVENIN GS Lo) . n d li eats o uatantee ua ity

V tL in an Anderson cemetery. | funeral services were being held for] w 49¢c ib

‘3. FR ANKLIN M. THOMPSON who Mildred Shenk. the housekeeper : i. flied Tuesday night at City "Hos- | Who ended her life by burning on - {Te mb. {{e

% ital. will be buried Saturday ithe day she believed she was to have ; ur | : yr p day at oo rried Meade. After he disap2 bs. 25¢ 1b. 10¢

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¢ Mr. Thompson, who lived at tne] third wife. by A CON Mahan Hotel. was born. in Niles, O..! No Rind 2 bs. 97e

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Central Ave, founder of the Hoo- | sier Veneer Co., died yesterday at! ROASTING CHICKENS fle 50s, FRYING CHICKENS

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former member of the Columbia Smoked-Skinned

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BATHTUB RINGS ERASED AVOCA, Ia., Nov. 3 (U, P.) —Virtually all trace of rings in Avoca bathtubs have disappeared. But it cost the city $32.500 in the form of a modern water softener to bring joy } to the housewives’ hearts.

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