Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1939 — Page 11

“THURSDAY, AUG. 3, 1939

| En BAKER, "WIFE, SON HURT IN AUTO WRECK

Two Others Slightly Injured In Accidents While Police Arrest 82.

- An Elkhart baker, his wife and .80n were in Methodist Hospital today with injuries received last night in an auto wreck at High School Road and Road 36. Physicians performed an ’emer- . gency operation on Dawson Richey, +16, the son, when they found that four vertebrae were broken. His mother, Mrs. Helen Richey, received a compound fracture of the left arm and head cuts. Delbert Richey, the ‘father, received severe bruises. ; The Richey car, driven by Dawson, and one driven by Miss Lola M. Tucker, 22, of 1364 W. 22d St., collided, deputy sheriffs said. Miss Tucker was not injured but Rodney Hanna, 2020 Central Ave.,. who was in her car, was slightly injured. Two others were injured slightly ‘in automobile accidents. Police lar- - rested 82 motorists for traffic vigla- ‘ tions. Richard Stowe, 23, of 2036 Ww. 10th St., was treated at City Hospital for a cut on the forehead after the car .in which he was riding with his : brother, Howard Stowe, 21, Danville, IIL, collided with another at Wa- ‘ bash and West Sts., last night. Mrs. Florence Lynch, 2239 Brookside Parkway, South Drive, was treated by a private physician for head and shoulder bruises received in an automobile collision last night at Rural St. and Brookside Parkway, .South Drive.

M’NUTT WON'T DO, ALFALFA BILL SAYS

OKLAHOMA CITY. CITY, Aug. 3 (U. ». ).—William H. (Alfalfa Bill) MurXay, former Governor, came to town “4oday from his Kiamichi Mountain weabin and said he was ready to camBalen the country against a third rm for President Roosevelt or any other New Deal crown prince.” «.. Mr. Murray said Secretary of ‘State Cordell Hull and Paul V. Mec‘Nutt “were just as unacceptable to the Democratic Party as sevelt.” -His choice for the nomination is ‘either John N. Garner or Senator “Bennett Champ Clark of Missouri,

PORTRAIT PAINTER ~ OF KINGS [S DEAD

LONDON, Aw TW. 3 (U. P.).—Josepn Edward Hague, 73, a famous portrait Bere of kings and queens, died st night. Mr. Hague was credited with ‘painting more portraits of British xoyalty than any contemporary artist. A friend of Queen Victoria and King George V, he once used a room of Buckingham Palace as a ~studio. He died in comparatively ‘humble circumstances.

Milliner Looks

Her ‘$100 Woman's Hat’ @ Thrilled Trade in 1907 |

made 8 hat for herself that had velvet ribbons clear to the bottom &=

There were a couple of days, back in August, 1907, when: the good ladies of Abingdon, Ill, wondered if the heat hadn’t gone to Miss Idabel Magill’s head. For Miss Magill had

announced, with a perfectly straight face, that a $100 hat would be a feature of her millinery. shop’s fall display. Miss Magill, who now is retired and lives at 1238 Parker Ave., still thinks it was a pretty good piece of promotion. The hat, you see, was trimmed with 160 $1 hills. It was a great drawing card, she recalls, and her first fall customers helped her along with the joke. All they told their friends was “Yes, Miss Magill really has a $100 hat.” Then they let the friends come around and see for themselves. Once there, of course, Miss Magill could put her salesmanship to work.

. Hat Kept in Bank

Just for safekeeping, Miss Magill: put her hat in the bank every night|-

until she restored the trimmings to circulation. The hat was modeled on a frame from Fahnley & McCrea in Indianapolis. Miss Magill used to come over here every year to buy the chassis and trimmings for her new creations. She would go home loaded down with velvet flowers and ribbons, feathers and birds of paradise, or maybe leghorns and panamas, laces and chiffons. It all depended on the season. Later Miss Magill did her buying in Chicago,” which was nearer. But she always liked Indianapolis hats. She used to fancy that she could tell a hat from Fahnley & MzCrea, or Gage’s in Chicago, no matter who had trimmed them. Nowadays it isn’t so easy. Women don’t care if their hats look like everyone else's, she says. What's more, she couldn't bear to sell cheap hats. That is why she retired in 1933, after more than 30 years in her Abingdon store.

Liked ‘$100’ Chapeaus Miss Magill always liked hats the

size of her $100 creation. She liked them with ribbons, too. Once she

Back 32 Years.

of her dress. Generally speaking, she thinks women, whatever the styles, should pick hats to suit their individuality.

Naturally, when small hats were |

in style she made them.

“I have some pictures of these §

hats at home, and they're freaks.

But because I made them and wore

them, I guess I don't think they're quite as silly as some of the pres-! ent-day ones. “I have seen some hats on the

street recently that I'd have given|

anything to own when I was young,

so I could wear them to Hallowe’ en, i

parties.”

Since her retirement, Miss Magill |

buys her hats readymade.

bama St., who filed the. suit, said

IN FIREWORKS BLAST

A second sult asking $10,000 damages for alleged injuries received when a fireworks ‘bomb exploded at Broad Ripple Park was filed today against the United Fireworks Man-

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he was working in the park cleaning up debris on July 5 when the shovel of C. Wade Fowler, struck

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SECOND SUIT FILED

and exploded the bomb. Mr. Hudson said his hesrin® was pewe~nently impaired. Mr. Fowler, of 1528 E. 74th St. filed suit yesceruay..

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JOHNSON 4-H CLUBS WIN JUDGING HONORS

The two 4- _H Club te Club teanis ‘ditered from Johnson County won first and | -|second piaces in the district live- | stock judging contest yesterday held | on four Johnson County farms. The first team is composed of Harold Ray, Bargersville; Eugene Dragoo and Arthur Decoursey, both of Franklin. The team winning second place included Byron Crum, Max Kerlin and Harry Webb, all of Franklin. In competition with teams from] other counties in this district, they judged beef cattle, hogs, horses and sheep. ‘They will represent this

district at the State Fair.

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