Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1939 — Page 9

OWEN WELFARE.

BOARD SHAKEUP _ HINTS INQUIRY

' Federal Check Is Held Possible After Judge Ousts Four Members.

ee SPENCER, Jan. 12 (U. P)—A shakeup of the Owen County Welfare Board by Circuit Judge Frank M. Martin, newly eélected Republican, threatened today to have reé-

percussions that may reach the National Capital. ‘Aftér his investigation of reports

that the Welfare Board permitted

political activity in its organization during the political campaign before Nov. 8, Judge Martin ousted four persons. They included two Democrats—

" John A. Bayh and John Collenbaugh

—and two Republicans, Mrs. Bertha Lucas and Mrs. Julia May. One of the board meémbers to escape the housecleaning was Mrs. George Moore, a Democrat. It was undérstood reliably that the four dismissals presagéd the possible removal of Mrs. Daisy Littlejohn as County Welfare Director, whose husband was active politically for the Democratic cause before the last election. The director is appointed by members of the Welfare Board. Judge Martin’s ouster notices fol-

: lowed his previous request that the four hand in their resignations.

They refused. The judge then investigated complaints of political activity in the Board's operations. In letters to those removed, he accused them of being guilty of incompetence, misconduct and negligence of duty. When the charges first were made, Virgil Sheppard, state welfare director, came here to investigate. His findings were not made public. The Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee came here from Washington to study complaints of WPA workers that they

» were coerced at the polls. The

committee reported to Congress Jan. 4'that it failed to find any intimidatien of Federal workers.

3 YOUTHS GRILLED IN SERIES OF CRIMES

Allegedly Admit Car Thefts; Purses Are Snatched.

Dsmiisaiisimsiition

Police today held three youths charged with auto banditry ang were to question them further on a series of holdups and car thefts they are alleged to have admitted. They were captured in Richmond Tuesday after they wrécked an expensive car, allégedly stolen in Indianapolis. Several revolvers and

pistols were said to have been found

in the car. Meanwhile a suit case, brief case, box of shells and a blackjack, propérty of Floyd B. Hunter, State Excise Department officér, were stolen from his car parked near the Statehouse, he reported to police. Purses belonging to Mrs. Mary Emmett, 1330 N. Pennsylvania St. and Mrs. Mable Baird, 902 N. Pennsylvania St., were snatched from them last night by men who escaped. Each purse contained a

, small amount of money, police were

told.

OLD STRANGE HOME DESTROYED 3Y FIRE

“The John Strange hcmestead, an Indianapolis landmark at 3404 E. 62d St. was destrdyed by fire yesterday. The two-story irame structure occupied by the Albert Ashley family, was nearly 100 years old. Damage was estimated at $2500. The housé was built by John

. Strange who once 6wned much land

néar Broad Ripple ard for whom the John Strange Schecol is named. The house was moved to the location a number of years ago from a

site in the present Ndrwaldo addi-|

tion.

"THRIFT WEEK 10 OPEN

HERE NEXT TUESDAY

National Thrift Week will be observed Jan. 17-24, Fred T. Greene, president of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis, announced today as he cited figures today to show the growth of this institution in Indiana and Michigan. Emphasis is to be laid on the necessity of systematic saving and wise investment for the person who desires debt-free ownership of his

home, he said.

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Columbia Club Chef at Head— Henry Van Benton, Columbia Club chef, was named president of the Catering Exécutives Club last night at thé Indianapolis Athletic Club. Other officers are Robert J. Kieffer,

Hotel Lincoln, vice president; Charles Wagner, Claypool Hotel, financial secretary; John Hostétter, Columbia Club, secretary; Emory Condiff, Hotel Severin, sergeant-at-arms; Max Brandman, Hotel Warren, membership ¢hairman, and C. E. Crawford, educational Sommlites chairman.

Hospital Board to EleotOffioers and trustees at large were to bé elected at the Indiana Methodist Hospital board of trustees’ annual meeting at the Nurses Homé. Re-

ports were to be madé by superinténdents of the four hospitals in the

Dorothy King, Princeton, and Dr.

state secretary, Brown, is president.

and Mrs. 1, M. Andérson, Chicago evangelists, will end with services tonight and tomorrow. Thé Home, League and Corps Cadet Brigade will partiéipate in tonight's meeting and a united Holiness reéeting will be held tomorrow night. The meetings will open at 8 p. m.

Laymen’s Dinner Set—William

“Consumer Relationship in This Country,” at the dinner of the

men’s League at 6:30 p. m. tomor-

row. A general discussion will follow.

over, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert J.

Jan. 18 and 19 by the Garrick Play-

Forest, Ill, where he is a senior.

Beauty,” an international poetry

edited by Dion O'Donnel.

organization; Edgar Blake, Gary; | Dr. E. T. Franklin, Ft. Wayne; Mrs. |i

John G. Benson, Indianapolis. Dr. |} Benson was to report as general i also Arthur V. 3

End Series of Services—A - series ; of revival meetings sponsored by |g

the Citadel Corps of the Salvation 8 Army under direction of Adjutant |§

P. Hapgood, founder of the Co-|# lumbia Conserve Co., will speak on §

All Souls Unitarian Church Lay-|§

Westover Gets Role—James West-

Westover, 55 S. Audubon Road, is to play the role of Lord Burghley in |& “Mary of Scotland” to be produced |§

ers at Lake Forest College, Lake & Clancy. Appointed—Daniel Francis | 8 Clancy, Logansport, has been. ap- § pointed Indiana editor for “Path of |§

paper published in California by the |§ Wagon & Star Foundation and

Allen to Talk in New York—W.

L. S. Ayres & Co. is to speak before the 28th annual ‘convention of the

tion at the Pennsylvania Hotel, New York City, Tuesday.

Oil Club Holds Session—The Indianapolis Oil Club met at Hotel Severin today. Guests wére Frank G. Thompson, Staté Auditor; John P. Ellerbush, Deputy Auditor; Robert L. Tilton, Chief Oil Inspector,

Fuél Director.

Conducts Revival=Dr. Callis, Wilmore, Ky., is directing

M. E. Church at 7:30 each night.

Services, which began Jan. 1, are to end Sunday.

Exchange Club meeting tomorrow noon ‘at Hotel Washington. His subject will be “A Transportation Appraisal.”

Pilot Light Starts Fire—A nre starting from a pilot light in the basement of a .dwelling at 1435 Mill St., caused $100 damage to the home of Harry Ross today.

Rowland Allen, personnel director of |

National Retail Dry Goods Associa- | §

and Howard Etzold, Motor Vehicle | ;

0. wu |§

revival services at the Edgewood |

Odd Fellows to Hear Reinecke— Hérold H. Reinecke, Indianapolis chief of the Seagal Bureau of ifs vestigation, will ak at 8 p. m. tomorrow at 23 6% W. Michigan St., to the Marion County organizaSon of the Independent Order of d Fellows.

Parley Closes Today—The Indiana veterinary Medical Association was to install its new president, Dr. D. D. Baker, Wabash, and other officers today to close its three-day convention in thé Hotel Severin. Thieves Raid Vacant House—A erystal chandelier, valued at $150, and two crystal ssidelights were stolen from a vacant hotisé at 1000 N. Delaware St., the owner, Samuel B. Sutphin, 717 ‘W. Washington St, told poifce today.

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