Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 June 1939 — Page 14

200 ARCHITECTS OF MIDWEST CONVENE

NOTRE DAME, Ind, June 23.— Two hundred architects from the Middle West convened here today for a two-day regional meeting of the American Institute of Architects. Housing and city planning were to be chief topics of discussion. The meetings are under sponsorship of the Great Lakes and IllinoisWisconsin districts of the Institute and the Indiana and Michigan So-

ciety cof Architects. Anicwg those expected were Charles D. Maginnis, Boston, In-| stitute president, who designed seven of Notre Dame's new buildings. Alfred Shaw, Chicago, who also was| expected, was among the designers | > the College of Commerce iil ng.

Rumble Seat ‘Spy’ Sues; Asks Alimony From Wife

A 33-year-old printer who hid in the rumble seat of his automobile to “spy” on his wife and a male friend, today had filed suit for divorce

in Superior Court.

The husband, who said he was not treated as a husband should be,

asked $3000 alimony. He contended that his wife, a 32-year-old comptometer operator, went hunting, roller skating tobogganing and to the movies with other men. He charged she frequently stayed out late at night. She even brought her male companions home and introduced him to them as her brother, he claimed. He added that he was forced to prepare the meals, wash the dishes and do the spring housecleaning.

In December he secreted himself

in the rumble seat of his car while his wife drove downtown and while en route to a theater, he said he overheard conversation about a ring a man had given his wife. The husband charged that In March he executed a written agreement with his wife whereby he deeded to her all their property, including an $800 savings account, and she agreed to file suit for divorce. She didn’t carry out her agreement, he claimed.

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Depressions Delay and Often Prevent Marriages, Student Reports.

Times Special CINCINNATI, June 23.—Persons of high economic status marry at older ages than those in other economic groups, according to a survey made by Mrs. Rolland Deputy, 2233 N. Meridian St, Indianapolis. Mrs. Deputy, gradute student at the University of Cincinnati in the field of sociology, submitted her report to the university, where it was released today.

|| riage licenses.

| Clara Hellman, Mrs. George Ferber; broth-

| Sistess, Mrs. Georgia Miller, Mrs. Amos.

She studied marriage license records in Marion County, Indiana, for the period from 1929 to 1938 to determine the effects of depression on the marriage rate. Mrs. Deputy concluded that a depression not only postpones, but prevents marriages. She found also that changes in economic condi-

in the ages of applicants for mar- |

Sociologists said that facts revealed by her survey will especially interest public utilities which are affected by the number of family housing units, businesses dealing in household furnishings and welfare workers. Mrs. Deputy was graduated from Franklin College last year. Her husband is a junior at the Indiana University Medical School.

State Deaths

ATTICA—Joseph Stanglemier, 64. Survivors: Wife, Ada; daughter, Mrs. Ed Oteham; foster-daughter, Mrs. Omer Small. BOONVILLE William O. Metzger, 29. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Metzger, nrothers, Clinton, Eugene, Hendrix: sisters, Mrs. Carrie Riffert, Mrs. Helen Pike, Micses Catheine and Jane

tions brought no significant changes | |

Metzger. Mrs. Ida May Hemenway, 60. vivors: Husband, James; daughters, Edith Middleton, Mrs. Juanita Appel, Catherine . Hemenway; sons, John, liam; sisters, Mrs. Sadie Collins, Mrs. | Laura Drissell. | CHESTERTON—George R. Williams, 76. | Survivors: Sons, John, Frank; daughter, Miss Edith Williams; Mrs. Ida Ferris, Mrs. Martha Mullins, Mrs. Belle O'Brien. COLFAX—Francis M. Goodwin, 81. Survivors: Wife: daughters, Mrs. Ethel DeFord. Mrs. Frank Thomas ELKHART -Mrs. Maxine E. Haney, 24. Survivors: Husband. LeRoy; son, Donald: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Coleman. sister, Mrs. Joseph L. Skatvold. EVANSVILLE—Mrs. Emma Buente, 44. Survivors: Husband, William; daughters, | Eileen, Ruby, June: son, Marvin; sisters, Mrs. Charles Beard, Mrs. Edwin Strat- | man, Mrs. Albert Blanchard. | Mrs. Hattie Lamey, 41. Survivors: Hus- | band, Edwin; daughters, Madlyn, Mary: | sons, James, Patrick; brother, Merle Yae-

ger. | Mrs. Saran E. Dare, 82. survivors: | Daughters, Mrs. Raymond C. Hines, Mrs. heridan Foster: son, William. gar AS Fitzhugh, 43. Survivors: Mother, Mrs. Alice Logsdon; sisters, Mrs. W. R, Maden, Mrs. W. A. Patton, Mrs. Johr Morgan, Mrs. R. H. Jones, Mrs. John Conkwright: brother, Charles C FT. WAYNE—Fred W. Soest, 55. Survivors: Wife, Irma; sons, Paul, Richard; sisters, Mrs. Ludemilie Ehrenfort, Mrs.

ers, George, Wiiliam, Emil, Conrad. rs. Atice Albro, 80. Survivors: Chester L., Rev. Arthur; daugh Joseph Greider, Mrs. Harry cCormick; sisters, Miss Christina Fitch, Mrs. Luella Ninde, Mrs. Minnie Reed. Mrs. Jesteen Hocker, 90. FRANKFORT—Mrs. Mary M. Thurman, 79. Survivors: Husband, George; daughters. Mrs. Norma Trout, Mrs. E. M. Heinmiiler; sons, B Ward; sister, Mrs. Hulda Chamblen. John E. Coleman, 76. Survivors: Wife, Mayme; sister, Mrs. Mary I. Kelley: halibrother, Clinton. GREENCASTLE—Japtha P. Green, 80. Survivors: Wife, Sarah; daughters, Mrs. Edith McWilliam, Miss Lois Green; sons, Glea and Dr. J. W. Green; brother, W. A. Green. KINGMAN-—Zimrhy Hankins, 73. vivors: Brothers, Monroe, Samuel.

LAGRANGE—Mrs. George Winkleblack,

Sur-

68. Survivors. Husband: daughters, Mrs. Della Coney, Mrs, earl Kennedy; Floyd Sidle. LA PORTE—Frank Seimetz, 58, ors: Wife, Emma; sons, Frank Jr. sister, Mrs. Josephine Albrecht. > % LEBANON—Mrs. Carrie A. Lehmann, 96. Ora Ford, 54. _Survivors: Wife, Mabel; sons, Richard, Lester; daughter, Mrs. Corabelle Long: stepson, Arbie Prentiss; stepdaughter, rs uth Brown; brother, Charles. _MODOC—-Francis M. Driskill, 78. vivors. Wife, Susannah; daughters, Mrs. Lydia Phelps, Mrs. Idris Ludwick, Mrs. (yladys Brown; sons, Ashael, Albert, Clvde, John: half-sister, Mrs. Anna Anderson; half-brother, John Worl. MONTICELLO—Mrs. Frances E. Coonrod, 64. Survivors: Husband, Adam; fos-ter-daughter, Mrs. Foster Balai; sister, Mrs. Aunce Troeger; half-brothers, John, George. MOUNT VERNON—Herbert Lee Duckworth, 33. Suryivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Green Duckworth; brothers, Roy, Dave, Orval; sisters, Mrs. Henry Kleinschmidt, Mrs. Earl Hames, Miss Susie Duckworth, Mrs. Samuel Robinson. NAPPANEE—Mrs. Emma W. Pippenger, 85. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Roy Huffman; son, ar. NEW CASTLE — Henry E. Thomas, 67. Survivors: Wife, Cora; daughters, Mrs. Robert Osborne, . Helen Stainrook, Mrs. J. J. Jackson, sons, Lafayette, Frederick; brothers, John, S. E.; sister, Mrs. Mary Bassett: PRINCETON—Zeodore D. Bouchie, 65. Survivors: Wife, Frances; daughters, Mrs. karl Kennedy, Misses Margaret and Dorothy Bouchie, Mrs, Carl Chance; brother, Thomas; sisters, Mrs. Allen Unger, Mrs. William Frick. SHELBYVILLE—Henry P., Mook, 72. Survivors: Wife. Cora; , Conrad, Chester, Everett; daughters, rs. Helen Clements, Mrs. Edith Walton; brothers, Carl, John, George. sisters, Mrs. Carrie Avey, Mrs. Katie Fletcher. 'SOUTH_BEND—Bruce Tyus, 40. Survivors: Wire, Amy, mother, Mrs. Fannie Evelyn; sisters, Mrs. 3 . Mrs. Maggie Peet, Mrs. Arzenis Wheeler, Miss Mattie Tyus. Mrs. Elia Custer, 81, Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Ruth Caniield; sons, Frank and Charities Custer, LeRoy Glore, 63. STOCKWELL—Clark A. Cohee, 84. Survivors. Daughters, Mrs. Ciara White, Mrs. Edna Bowman, Miss Blanche Cohee, Mrs. Lucy Whiteman, Mrs. Ruth Strain; sons, Charles M., Harry, Wilbur. TERRE HAUTE Mrs. Mamie Kirk. Survivocs: Sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Walden, Mrs Hatue Jackson, Mrs. Nellie Fox. UNION CIIY—Mrs. Nancy De Bolt, 81. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Russell Brooks; sons. Clayton, Josevh. VEEDERSBURG—Mrs. Sarah M. Bruce, 73. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Effie Gil-4 lis, Mrs. Nettie Roberts. WINGATE—Ralph Miller, 55. Survivors. ilie |

HUSBAND FAINTS IN DIVORCE PLEADING

ELIZABETH, N. J, June 23 (U. P.) —Otto J. Zoeppfel, 40, fainted in chancery court yesterday when he heard his wife's divorce petition denied and his counter-suit granted. He accused her of desertion in refusing to move to New Jersey from New York when he got a job in this state.

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