Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 July 1939 — Page 16

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ership of M. Paul Mitchell, Purdue|= - University Extension marketing spe-

Regular $5 TREO $3 50 : .cialist, and Harry W. Leonard, Pur- P Et Wave .......i. Male = due University teacher trainer.

Sra MORRISONS Fifteen vocational teachers thot | Yesterday, they observed meat Box: ' !

i : BEAUTY Feat Band tonight, and on succeeding|OVeT the state today toured the grading and curing of hides at A ‘SE. T Li1se Thursdays, will ‘be given at ding Union Stock Yards under ‘the lead- Kingan & Co. packing plant. » ¥ Wash. St. rE Ey 15 lege. Ave. and Fall Creek Pkwy.|- Spree - : m—— So er the Park Board announced today. ‘The program, which’ begins at 7:30 J m., will be conducted by Danvers

KING INDUCTS)KENT IN MASONIC OFFICE

LONDON, July 20 ‘(U. P)).—More. than '10;000 Free Masons from ‘Britaih and overseas saw King George * VI install his brother, the Duke of Kent, as grand master of the United - @rand Lodge yesterday; ° : The King is.grand patron of the order. The Duke of: Kent succeeds ‘the Duke of ‘Connaught, -who resigned early this year after holding office. for 38 years, the longest term of any head. of the order: - .

ACHIEVEMENT "PROGRAMS OF 4-H CLUB SET

Franklin Township ‘to. Lead 0ff July 28, County Home

.Agent Announces. — Dates of the 4-H Club Achieve-

Home-coming Close Near—The| 10th annual home-coming of the Lincoln Chiropractic College which has been in progress at the Hotel Antlers since Monday will close to morrow. A dinner dance will -be held tonight. The executive committee yesterday elected Dr. Leo Wunsch, Denver, president. Other officers named were Dr. D. PF. Wischer, Milwaukee, vice president, and Dr. W. H. Boylston, Charleston, S. C., secretary treasurer.

: Scouts to Give Carnival — Boy ment Days were announced today |gcout Troop 69 will hold its 17th anby Miss Janice Berlin, Marion Coun- nual carnival and Bh 2 st Joop . - headquarters, oulevar ace, | ¥ home extension agent. tomorrow and Saturday evenings. The Achievement Day for Frank- The Boy Scout band will give a conlin Township will be July 28; Law-|cert. Entertainment will be prorence Township, Aug. 1; Perry|vided by Helen Wells sn) her ape +T hip, Aug. 2; Wayne Township, dion band, George Paxton, ma cian, his vl A eT ae re! William Carter, piano soloist, and a 4. All will be held at township high |German band. schools.

1 r Paul Hamilton will direct the Een Cm A Mentie s Marion County 4-H Club orchestra United Spanish War Veterans, will at the Franklin club program. C. J./ cot at 8 p. m. tomorrow at Ft. Murphy, Mation Sounty sssistan; Friendly, 512 N. Tilinois St. Frank agricultural agent, will speak on in ide. wna, eB.yY Rdg ang |E- Hanna, commander, wil! preside Miss Berlin on “Goals the 4-H Club

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When ordering Cin, benefit by

Motorcycle Officer Golden Reynolds escaped injury yesterday when his motorcycle caught fire in the 3300 block Fall Creek Blvd. North Drive, and was damaged badly. Officer Reynolds said the motor backfired and gas from the carburetor burst into flames. When he saw he could not extingush .the blaze he called the Fire Department.

this fact:

.. RACING HOUND DEAD; : .. : LONDON, July 20 (U. P.) —Brii~ @in’s famous Mick the Miller; “the dog that put greyhound ‘racing: on the map,” is dead. He was nearly-13:

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Oil Club Picnics Tomorrow—Indianapolis Oil Club members will hold their annual picnic at Kernel’s Lake tomorrow, starting at 2 p. m. A baseball game will be a feature.

William PF. Milner Jr., 3736 N. Pennsylvania St, has been appointed - Placement - Officer at the Indiana Boys’ School, Mrs. Hettie V. Dunkin, institutional ‘personnel secretary, announced today. Fourteen applicants took the ex-

Gas and Coke Employees Picnic— The cares of the utility world were|: forgotten yesterday by employees of

. r —Dr. Henry B. Dr. Haas to Speak—Dr y the Citizens Gas & Coke Utility

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Girls May Attain.” Acton | Girls to Sing

* The Misses Betty Smith, Dorothy

Haas, head of the chemistry department at - Purdue University, will speak on the “contributions of chemistry to human welfare” during

amination and selection was made on the basis of the result and past training. Mr. Milner is the son of

when they stormed Riverside Park on their third annual picnic and used up 22,000 tickets to rides and

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Sheaffer and Margaret Newhouse, ip, gejentech Club luncheon at the Mr. and Mrs. William F. Milner. |refreshments. Also there were

‘all of Acton, will sing. The Risher

Board of Trade Building Monday.

He received his A. B. from Indiana University in 1937 and spent 1938

games and a basket dinner and all

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Brothers trio, from Five Points, will entertain. Mrs. Calvin Perdue, Acton, will speak on “Everyday Courtesy.” Mrs. A. L. Loudermilk is program chairman. | : Miss Harriett Morris, Lawrence High School home economics teacher, and Miss Louise Apple, Castleton and’ Oaklandon (home economics teacher, will have charge of the Lawrence Township Achievement Day. f A business meeting will open the program at 10 a. m. followed by a

manner of stunts.

FAVORS MISS TALLEY IN CUSTODY DISPUTE

NEW YORK, July 20 (U. P.).— Richard P. Lydon, Supreme Court referee, recommended today that Marian Talley, former opera star, be given permanent custody of her 4-year-old daughter, Susan. Her estranged husband, Adolph G. Eckstrom, would be permitted custody of Susan, who now lives with him, for three’ months of the year. : Referee Lydon’s findings will be transmitted to Supreme Court Justice Alfred Frankenthaler who is expected to sign the recommenda-

tion within a week, making it effective.

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there studying social service. He received his Master's Degree last month. For several months in 1937 he was social intérne at the Federal Reformatory at Chillicothe.

Breaks Hip in Fall—Mrs. Pearl Blackman, 62, of 510 E. Ohio st., was recovering at City Hospital today from a broken hip received in a fall at her home.

STATE DEATHS A + Mrs. Hollis Howell, Miss Bessa Rogers; — W. Gipson, 39. Sur-}c& S ] wEEDFORD phary ha Mr. ‘and Mrs. | Sister. Mrs. Nancy Price, . . Dart Gipson; son, Harry Jr. brother, NEW ALBANY—Mrs. Christian Holz, 76. Avery: sister, Mrs. Roy Younger. Survivors: Sons, Frank, Irvin, Wi liam: BROWNSTOWN—Herman H. Sierp. 81 feciEnawn. NE I a i Se 3 : f—— . . . y : e : A basket dinner and demonstrations survivors: ‘Sons, Martin, Alfred. Lous; | MeRndwn, Miss Christing B02. vol daughter, Mrs. Carl Fo . 3

i brother, William Kost. ; and a style show in the afternoon, Bw. 1. Pateich By surviy- . Mrs. “Anna s. I Survivors: f i % y , Mrs. 5 . Homemakers Clubs to Aid 5 rs Yat beie Ficher Gorden, Mrs. Irvin Shell, Mrs. Ira WilTh rogr "0 i _| CONNERSVILLE—Mrs. Josephine Pri-| “aMiss Rose Hutchinson. 70. Survivors: pris ue Program Semmes x Pugh fogle, 170.. Survivors: Husband William; | gister. Mrs. Lora Brasher: brother, James Mary Schmidt, Hazel Askren, Jane

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sons, Alonzo, Walter, Bert; sister, Mrs. T. Edward. leone B r Israel Survivors: ore Husband. Witmer, gaughter. Dorotny: : : 2 me s rs: ors: Husban ilmer; daughter, Dorothy; ‘Garrison and Ruth Miller. Brothers, Horace, William. sons, James and Gerald Dunkin; mother, Mrs. Anthony Ackermann, Edge-| gLKHART—Henry D. Twiford, 66. Sur. Mrs. Fern Sidall. : i : : vivors: Wife, Maude; sister,, Mrs. Jaco PETERSBURG—Pharoah Frentress, 72. wood, is chairman of the Pefry Patterson: brothers, Samuel.s Earl, Fred Survivors: Son. Arthur; dau Bters, Mrs. Township Achievement Day, which and Charles Twiford; stepdaughter, Mrs, Lula Foster, Mrs. Elizabeth dams, Mrs. : : i _ | Mabel Beinz: stepsons, Lloy ara ufiman. rs. Nora. Leighty, Mrs. will be held in the evening. Home Van Pelt. ; | Naomi Gress, Mrs. Estie Pordice. makers clubs from Edgewood and| Mrs. Elizabeth Crowder, 66. Burvivors:) pg ILLE— z ) St Mrs, Mary Thomas, Mrs. Iva USHVILLE—Joseph H. Vannatta, 79. Southport will co-operate in the |Davihierd Ne an Smith; sons, William |SUIVIVOTS: ; son, Wilbur: daughters, program and will have exhibitions. and Freeman Crowder: sister, Mrs. J. W. Ne rr rae, Tamper. Mrs. Bertha Minnick is president ine. ; : Thomas; sister, Mrs. Kate Thatcher. ? VANSVILLE—Miss Anna M. Scha : of the East Edgewood homemakers 7g" Survivors: . Sisters, Miss a ELBYVILLE Mrs 200i Driscoll, 74. club: Mrs. Ackerman is president |Schapker, Mrs. Lucy Rikhoff: ED som Jon. ; . p Edward. vo / : ‘SOUTH BEND—Mrs. Albert Gorecki, 52. of the West Edgewood club, and | Edward J. Kraft. 60 Survivors: Fister, Shvivors Jlushand. daughters, Mis Mary, 5% . ise | ang; brothers, v. A, n elen Gor- a Mrs. Robert McMillan heads the rs ome ye gang ecki; son.” Frank Gorecki; sisters, Mrs. Southpott club. * |" Fr WAYNE--Jay E, Patterson, 65. Sur. Afatha Mucha Mrs. Anna Wrobel vivors: Son, Paul Peterson; brother, Wil-! SULLIVAN—Mrs. Fern Lester, 45. 8urCounty Dress Review Aug. 15 [liam Peterson. vivors: Husband. Ross: son, Ralph Lester : Mrs. Rosella Dierkes, 55. father, Willlam Coppage; brother. Bruce Coppage; sisters. Mrs. Lulu Foutz, Mrs. Flo- Mowrer. TELL CITY—Mrs. Bertha Hilgenhold, 40. Survivors: Husband, Fred: brothers, ClarSpee Alpert. and Fred Dupont; sister, Mrs. TIPTON—John Sangmam, os Survivors:

s a huiiors: band, Fred; son, Richar Dierkes; ne ters. Mrs. Lucille Vincent, Mrs. Mil. dred Kelly. aries W. Eddall. Survivor: Wife, Edith. $i Peari Istrate, 42. Survivor: Xusband, Nicholas. GREENWOOD-—James R. Black, 78. Survivors: Wire, Jane; daughter. Mrs. Luther |wife “Anna: sons,. Paul. 8 Vjyors Maze; sons, Oscar and Calvin Black. Richard: daughter, Mrs. Vencoiils Be ee 2 #8 sisters, Mrs. George F. Schulenborg. Mrs. Fragerich W.- Beck, Mrs. William Visch-

The programs for Wayne and ‘Warren Townships have not been completed. Miss Berlin said the annual Marjon County 4-H Club dress review will /ge held Aug. 15 at a downtown store to be selected later. Girls taking fourth and fifth year clothing work will modél their dresses at this review. ; . ‘The Marion County 4-H Club ex‘hibit is to be held’ Aug. 10 and 11 |at the Indiana State Fair Grounds.

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HAMMOND—Mrs. Anna K. Schillo, 68. Survivors: Husband, William R.: daughter, Mrs. Bertha Misch; son, William R. Jr. WASHINGTON — Hamilton Erwin, 15.’ Robert H. Ward, $2. Survivors: Wife, | Survivors: * Wife, ‘Florence: ‘sons, Roscoe, Della; daughters, Mrs. Gertrude Sharp, | Davis, Earl, Herschel: daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Dona Delaney: SOR Rogers Nr Roxie Miller. Howard; sisters, ss Mau , . Hi Jennie Drake, Mrs. Minnie Kline, Mrs. 51 PR THINGTON Mrs. Sarah E. Stark, Homer Metzger; brothers, Richard and a ; Edward Ward. HANOVER—Mrs. Mary Park Coons. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. James H. Todd, Mrs. George Weikel; son, Wallace; brother, Wallace S. Park. : THK IINTINGRURG—Mrs. Marearet ' Frick, rind eS: John, William, Jacob; , Mrs. Joseph

ow, Mrs. Joseph Merder. “Miss Dora Rrmbach, 37. Surhi Mary Rumbach; . Carrie

SAN FRANCISCO, July 20 (U. P.).—Aaron Sapiro returned to the witness stand in Harry Bridges de- |g : : ; portation hearing today for Bridges’ |Krodel, Mrs. Le es, Mrs, M. A. attorneys’ attack on his testimony ee Sibt Ram Rr bre! linking the West Coast labor leader | wife, Blanche; son, Charles; stepdaughter, with the Communist Party. Mrs. Georgia McGaw: brother, Clarence. Mr. Sapiro testified for the Gov- | wAPEL Yiont viral Glen. Jonn: daugh- * . ernment yesterday that Bridges had fers. yrs. Anna Mcclintock, Mrs. Dorothy e the New Colors. -f§boasted to him of being a Commun- NIER—M#s. Kathryn Von Blon. 27. All : . pro amy iB 18t. Party “boss” and ‘that U. 8. SEE ashand. Paul: daughter, Mary; ® All Sizes 8; to 10)s: . Ylcommunist Leader Earl Browder Toe Mrs Ida Brand: Drorhers, aoc s ® Chiffon and Service — jRaq referred to him as a party fers, Mi Peggy Nolestine, Mrs. Goldie Weight 4 + | The defense attack was principal- : TR, ly: on Mr. Sapiro’s integrity. It Excellent thirds of luxu- Ji was revealed that he had been inrious $1.00 and $1.50 }|dicted on a milk racket charge in uality. We sell thou- Chicago and disbarred in New York yf pairs of these Jor Jury lampering. [Hel was achose all over Indianapolis and Indiana. Fresh shipments daily.

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. __Kenneth C. McCann, 47. SurARI Mary; daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Stackhouse, Mrs. Doris Gadbury. Mrs. June Hollenbeck; Mrs. New: Mrs. Stella Holcom;

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Expert McCann, : : Thomas, Mounting Homer, + Mrs. it! M isy Lindley, 57 ARTINSVILLE—Mrs. Daisy Lindley, 91. Sa Husband. Morton; son, Charles; brothers, Morton, Harry; sister, Mrs. Roy E. Tilford. = 5. gut Y—Mrs. Anna E. Rogers, 89, . Ley Andrew. Riley: daughters,

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