Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 January 1939 — Page 16

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FICE BUILDING’

GIVEN APPROVAL

ity Zoning Board Also OKs

Steel Scrap Plant at Lord, Pine Sts.

Approval of the Board of Zoning ppeals was on record today in the petition of the Vanderbilt Realty Co. for a variance in the City’s zoning laws to permit erection of a two-story bank and ities building at 38th and Salem S The building, to 2 $25,000, will be of stone and brick colonial construction and will house a national] bank. Roy Shanenberger, agent for the realty company, and Albert Frankel, agent for the bank, de-

clined to disclose identity of the in-| , 2

stitution. The Board, at its meeting yester-

: day, granted to the B. A. Winston

Co., a 90-day permit to erect a $50,000 steel scrap compressor plant at Lord and Pine Sts., over the pro-|, tests of several property owners in the neighborhood The property owners objected to a pile of scrap steel on the premises, which they said obscures the view

"of automobile drivers approaching

the intersection. The permit was granted on the promise the company would remove the pile of scrap within 90 days. The plant will be operated by the Hydraulic Steel Co., wnich has been organized here,” and will employ aboiit 75. men, according to Jack Kahn, attorney for the Winston Co. Also approved was the request of the School Board for erection of a 16-classroom school building at 1811-39 Pleasant Run Parkway, to cost $240,000: The Board granted: the petition of Harry O. Weaver to operate a

: chicken hatchery at 1160 Knox St.

MOTHER, 3 CHILDREN

SAVED. FROM FUMES

ROCHESTER, Jan. 17 (U. P). —

Four merhbers of the family of Sam--.uel Ware narrowly escaped death

from carbon monoxide fumes yesteray His - wife was doing the family

washing in the kitchen when fumes

from a gasoline motor in the basement filtered into the room. When Mr. Ware returned to the house to get tools, he found his wife and three daughters, ranging/n age from one to four years, unconscious. He carried them to his automobile and brought them to a physician’s office. They were revived.

CIRCL ING

Officers Are Re-elected—Officers and directors of the Security Trust Co. were re-elected yesterday at the annual meeting. Officers are: Irving |m W. Lemaux, president; George W.

Snyder and William Storen, vice

presidents; Reily G. Adams, secre-

* tary; Hugh V. Brady, treasurer; and Ch S. Blue, assistant treasurer. The

directors include Edward W. Harris, Frederick E. Matson, Edward B. Raub, George W. Snyder, William Storen, Mr. Lemaux, and Samuel J. Mantel.

* Sehutz to Speak — J. Raymond Schutz, president of the Standard Life Insurance Co. and former professor of economics and sociology at -Manchester College, will address the Junior Chamber of Commerce at the Canary Cottage at noon tomorrow. He will discuss “The Economic Outlook for 1£39.”

“Money” Is Talk Topic—H. O. Ross, dean of the Butler University College of Economics and Business Administration, will speak on “Money” at a meeting of the Professional

* Men'’s Forum at 7:15 p. m. tomorrow

at the Columbia Club. The address will be followed by a general discussion.

Architects Choose Officers—The| election of George C. Wright as) president of the Indianapolis chapter of the Indiana Society of Architects was: announced - today. Other officers are: Orval Williamson, vice president; John R. Kelley, secretary; and Richard Zimmerly, treasurer.

Camera Club to Meet—Dr. Omer A. Dynes will address members of the Y. M. C. A. Camera Club at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Y Building. Colored slides of Colorado and New Mexico will. be shown,

Discuss Pension Bills—-The General Welfare Federation of America, Center No. 1, will meet tonight in Castle Hall, 230 E. Ohio St. Old-age pension bills being introduced in Congress will be discussed. ;

_ Entertain Patients — Members of Osric Mills Watkins Post 162 will entertain patients of: Veterans’ Hospital tonight, it was announced by K. W. Schmidt, post commander. Dr. E. C. Ray is general chairman.

Plan to Attend Conference—Indianapolis school teachers plan to attend a social studies conference at Manchester College Saturday. Speakers will be Roksrt H. Wyatt,

executive secretary of the Indiana]

State Teachers’ Association; Paul Seehausen, social studies teacher at Shortridge High School; Virgil Stinebaugh, assistant superintendent of Indianapolis: public schools, and Carrie B. Francis, director of visual ‘education in Indianapolis public schools.

Officers to Take Posts—Installation of new officers of the Sons of the Veterans of Foreign Wars was announced today at the Frank T. Strayer Post headquarters. They are: Commander, George Newman;

ALLOVER

CREDIT MAY BE PTI:

PINK (coon) PLATES

GRAND JURY STARTS

TO WORK TOMORROW |

The Marion Céunty Grand Jury} i begin a new study of more. than} tomo! |

TTOW. 3 : 0 D. Gibson, R. R. 15, Indi] anapolis, was selected today as thei sixth member of the jury to suc-} ceed James H. List, R. R. 13, who

resigned. Friday after the new jury

had completed the “first halt day of

its work.

LIST MORTGAGE

RELEASE BAINS|

Records Show More Paid in ’

Last 1938 Quarter Than Year Ago.

Real estate mortgages amount-| ing to $3,672,647 were paid off in|’ Marion County during the last}. three months of 1938, according to| report compiled today in the of-|. fice of County Recorder Hannah :

Noone.

This is an increase of $731,836 over ;

the amount of mortgage releases

recorded during the same period of |

1937, the report showed. Chattel mortgages paid during the last quarter of 1938 totaled $419,656, an increase of $30,945 over the corresponding period of 1937. Property liens released in the three months totaled $85,605 as compared to jo. ,061 in the last quarter of 193 Miss Noone said ‘that ‘mortgage releases so far in the first two 8 | weeks of this year were running far ahead of the same period last year.

HANRAHAN ESTATE VALUED AT $10,000

The estate of Miss Ella: Hanrahan, who died here Dec. 20, is valued at $10,000, according to a will on file in Probate Court today. ‘ The will bequeathed $500 to St.

John’s Catholic Church, $500 to the| St. Joseph Society of Sacred Heart,|

$500 to the Home for the Aged, $500 to the Rev. Ambrose Sullivan; $500 each to two nephews, Samuel and Richard Barry, and two nieces, Mayme Condon and Nellie Hanrahan, and $500 to a grandniece, Betty Hanrahan.

STEAM CAUSES FIRE ALARM Escaping steam from a bursted pipe brought firemen on the run to the State House last night. The alarm was turned in apparently by some one who mistook the steam for smoke, firemen said.

THE CITY

senior vice commander, Henry Mears; junior vice commander, William Caldwell; ‘chaplain, Paul Plymate; quartermaster, Carol | Plymate; adjutant, Earl Bullock, and officer of the day, James W. Caldwell.

* Plans 22 New Homes—Plans to build 22 homes this year in the northeast section of Indianapolis, were announced by Maten G Gerdenich, building contractor, at a meeting of the North Side Realtors at the Canary Cottage yesterday. Sales of two residences, two lots, and the closing of a contract to build a new home, all totaling $42,550 were announced.

University Club Elects—Election of new officers of the University Club was dnnounced today. They are: Eugene C. Miller, president; Fred G. Appel, first vice president; Robert F. Scott Jr., second vice

president; Thomas D. Sheerin,}|

treasurer; John C. Kingham, secretary, and Arthur A. Stettler, assistant secretary.

Police Lecture Booked—Roderic|

H. Rae, Indianapolis Police Department inspector, will speak on “Scientific Criminal Investigation,” tomorrow at the Kiwanis Club luncheon at the Columbia’ Club.

The lecture will be illustrated with :

lantern slides.

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