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

AUG. 11, 1939

PLAYMATE OF * DROWNED GIRL ILL OF SHOCK

Thora Marie Penman, Bick“nell, Dies While Wading in Pond at Farm.

‘Times Special

BICKNELL, Ind, Aug. 11.—Respiratory complications and shock today kept 13-year-old Betty Rav‘ellette in a critical condition after a narrow escape from drowning yesterday. :

Her playmate, 14-year-old Thora ‘Marie Penman, also of Bicknell, was -drowned when the two were wading in a pond on the farm of Arnold Crabbe, near here. They stepped into a hole and ‘Eugene Phelps, 12, who was swimming nearby, heard their screams and attempted their rescue. Unable to save either girl himself, he rushed to the home of Mr. Crabbe who rescued Miss Ravelette and revived her with artificial respiration.

He later recovered the body of Miss Penman.

STATE DEATHS

: BENGAL—Noah H. Medsker, 85. Survivor: son, Frank.

BLOOMFIELD—Henry Sparks, 80.

‘ BOSWELL—Mrs. Verne Sauters Survivors: Husband, daughter, Miss Danna ‘Sauters. BROOKSTON-—-Cyrus >. Barrett, 56. SurVivors: Wife, Les ta; sons, Russeli, Mason, ilbur, Elmer; daughters. Mrs Essie Miller. Miss Lillian Barrett, Mrs. Grace Nelson. Mrs. Faye Taylor. -_ DARLINGTON-—Edwin R. McIntyre, 73. Survivors: Wife, Emma; son, Ivan: Gaus - er, Mrs. Henry Kisser; brother, Charles; SHE Mrs. Alice Purdue. ELEHART—Mrs. Ida M. Melvin, 81. Survivors: Husband, James; sons, Harold and Russell McCarty’: stepdaughter, Mrs. Walter Staerker; steoson, H. G. Melvin; brothEdgar Hemling; sisters. Mrs. C. Stith. Mrs. Charles Verweire, Mrs. John L. Minegar.

ELWOOD—Walter 8. Reynolds. 91. survivors: Wife, Maude; sons, Pred. Glen, Searle, Arthur: sister, Mrs. Jennie Hogley: brother, William. EVANSVILLE—William R. Stone 84. Survivors: Wife, Lou: daughters, Mrs. Melvih Davis, Mrs. Eunice McCarthy; son, W. H.: sister. Mrs.- Julia Griffin. Mrs. Thresia Lindauer, 77. Survivors: Son, August; sisters, Mrs. Margaret Barjuan, Sister Pacifica; brother, Joseph SeiMrs. Anna Carter. 72. Survivors+ Sons, Claude. Roy: daughters. rs. Florence Britt, Mrs. Sada Clark Mrs. Tesse Woods.

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FLAT ROCK Rev. Frank W. D - vivors:: ‘Wile: son, Fore t ayls. Sur

FORTVILLE— William oe Stell, 81,

FE.. WAYNE—Miss Carrie Traub. Suryivors, Si Sisters, Miss Rose Traub, Mrs.

es ‘Algrich, = Ernest Jr., Ala FRANKFORT... Me. Rosella S. Greeno, Survivors: Husband, Frank: sons, Er. Fenneth: da aughAitchell, Mrs. Lewis ioffitt: mother, Mrs.

Survivors: Sons,

Clyde. Clarence.

, ‘Mrs. Eugene . Eunice Burke. GOSHEN—Odo A. ors: Wife, Eva; Crosley.

Lattimer, 80. Survivstepsons, Van and Glenn

GREENFIELD —Charles J. Tann Survivors: Wife, Louise: son. ha daughtsr, Mrs. Eva Eastman HILLSBORO—MTs. Catherine Edw 39. Survivors: Husband, Mark: Edrards Mrs. Imo Babcock, Mrs. Emma Lane, Mrs. dons i Somers, Mrs. Myra Cooper; son

74. Charles:

TINGB URG-~-Mys. Harry Ring. Sur : Husban Rev, Hi ny daughter, Lois; pasents. Mr. Frank Caldemever. ‘brother, Trwin: Miss Theodora Caldemeyer.

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LAFAYETTE Charles W.. North, €0. Sur. vivors: Wife, Alta; son, Birdell: daughter, Mrs. James Andrews; sister, Mrs. Jessie Ford: brothers. Henry and Richard North: half-brother. Vernon Straughn; half-sis-hers, Mrs. Homer Wilson, Mrs. John Low-

sister,

MARION—Miss Jeanne M. Kuester yivers: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugo

Surues-

MICHI GAN CITY—John J. Feeney, 87. yom Wife, Anna: son, Ha

OY—Leroy Culver, 29. Bosvivors: Po Mr. ahd Mrs. Walter Culver. 70.

OWENSVILLE U1 sses G. Smith, Survivors: Wife, ita; daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Walkers Mrs. George Kennedy, rs. Mark Bills: sons, Carl, Charles: sisters, Mrs. A. Daw, Della Webster, Mrs. Zerelda Forbis. Miss Margaret Smith: brother, C. B. Smit PETERSBURG—James White, 60. vivors: Sons, Rudolph. John, Ivan, Martin; daughter, Mrs. Ada Masters. PRINCETON —-Mrs. Mary C. Vandeveer. Survivors: Hushand. Simon: sisters, Misses ~ Bess, Edna and Maude Castetter, Cora Sullivan, Mrs. Ruby Borton.

SEYMOUR—George Dixon, 69. Survie: Wife, Mary; daughters. M D. C. O’'Mar . Edna M. Carey, Mine Alice C. Pion:

SUMMITVILLE— William Albert Hazelbaker, 40. Survivors: Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hazelbaker. brother, John; DT Mrs. Nina Waiser, Mrs. Cecil ampson 2

PASTOR DIES AFTER FUNERAL SERMON

Times Special SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Aug. 11.— Twenty-four hours after he delivered a. funeral sermon, the Rev. Frank W. Davis, retired Methodist minister, died yesterday of a heart * attack. He was 74. The Rev. Mr. Davis had gone to Flat Rock to preach a sermon at the funeral of George W. Ropp Sr. prominent Shelby County farmer.

For ‘Tampering

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OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 11 (U, P.). —Beckie, the 10-year-old cat which moved into the Postoffice in her kittenhood and remained to become several. times a mother, was dead today, executed by the Humane Society for Tampering with the mail.

Postmaster Harley Moorhead explained that Beckie abused her “run of the office” privileges by habitually strolling with. dirty paws over airmail-special delivery letters in the registry department.

LAYS TAX ON CIGARETS

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 11 (U. P).— City fiscal officials estimate that the new 2-cent-a-package cigaret tax effective here will net about $800,000 a year revenue, to be used chiefly for relief. About 10,000 dealers

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MANILA, prey Aug. 11 (U. (U. P.).~An ingenious contrivance of celluloid appeared tonight to have temporarily averted a fatal crisis for infant Maria Corazon Rafael, who was born last Monday with: her heart attached to-the outside of her body. : A cylinder fashioned to. cover. her, tiny chest and maintain normal temperature and humidity was placed over the baby and to the .joy of physicians she showed an almost immediate improvement. Technicians. of the General Electric Co. constructed the celluloid cylinder which is five inches in diameter.

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MOVIE FILM USED TO CONVICT DRIVERS

: FRESNO, Cal, Aug, 11 (U. P.) — A new system, developed here, for convicting intoxicated drivers, has proved . so” ‘successful that other counties are adopting it. Under it, what the driver 'says to the traffic “officer, or what tests of tongue-twisting pronunciation or words ‘the driver passes have no weight.’ Instead, he is presented ‘with? a photographic movie scene showing just : how -he was driving. It costs $7.50 to film a driver, but saves ‘about $200 in jury fees ana the District Attorney's time in try-

aT ot . DRAKE DEAN IS DEAD DES MOINES, Ia, Aug. 11 (U. P.).—Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Dr. Alfred J. Pearson; 69, dean of ‘the Drake University Liberal ‘Arts College and former minister to Poland and Finland, who died at his home yesterday from a heart ‘ailment,

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