Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1940 — Page 14
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"THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1040
ARRANGE RITES FOR MRS. MARCY
N. Arlington Ave. Woman Victim of Electric Shock
STATE FARMING
# rel In 0! The City
Status of Loans Indicate Healthy Condition, Says Federal Official.
Farm conditions in Indiana probably are more stable than those in any other state, Albert G. Black,
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Optimists to See Color Movie—A | In Basement. {echnicolor picture, “ Refreshment | ana Mearey. 51. was Through the Years," will be shown! ¢ Mrs Fw “dn the vases at the Indianapolis Optomist Club found dead yesterday * DAS luncheon tomorrow in the Columbia [ment of her home, 3231 N. Arlington Washington, Governor of the Farm Club ballroom by Guy R. Moore of Ave, the victim of an electric shock. Credit Administration, declared here the Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Dr. Norman R. Booher; deputy yesterday. | “Bible and Life’ Radio Topic—Dr. coroner, sought to determine the The stability of Hoosier farmers Ralph L. Holland, Carrollton Ave-|manner of death. i= shown in the fact that mortgage hue Reformed Church pastor, wal The body was found face down
loans in Indiana are more current Spear on The Bible Ind Lire J¥o lin about an inch of water, by her than in any other state, Mr. Black! 7
‘tonight. The Flanner House Octet husband, Arthur, an employee in| said in an interview. will sing. The program is sponsored the County Recorder's office, when
He was here to address secretaries| by the Church Federation of In</he SEHUrhey HOM hig office a% 4-30 hag Sasi of the Indiana Fed- | dianapolis. DE Pump Found by Body eration of National Farm Loan As-| Feeney to Speak on Delinquency y sociation. | een Al Feeney will speak on| An electric pump which had been
juvenile delinquency at the Indian- | Used to remove seepage water had
| nd was apolis Exchange Club luncheon to | NTH ROCHE rom To Lave ang wey morrow at the Hotel Severin. The] ” ¢
lub’ t i t ittee is! Mr. Marcy said that when he arTl Sr NRIHIEN mui > rived home, he heard the pump momaking tentative plans for a ladies
or [tor running and turned it off from party the night of May 4. the upstairs switch and then went
Anti-Trap League Meets — The to the basement. Indiana Anti-Steel Trap League will| It was not determined whether meet at 7:30 p. m. today at the of-| Mrs. Marcy came in contact with fice of the president, Miss Adele|l00se wires or whether the water |Stotck, 521 Pythian Building in which she was standing while “We can hardly expect the war ? : : sweeping it into the pump intake fo have any beneficial effect on the| wWatchmakers to Meet—The Indi-| was charged by loose wires. It was farmer,” Mr. Black said. “It is con- anapolis Association of Watchmak- believed that she knocked the ceivable, however, that it might re-fers will meet tonight at the Antlers. |pump from its stand when she fell. sult in more pork being sold to Eng-|/A dinner at 6:30 p. m. will be fol- | : : land because of the invasion of jowed at 8 p. m. by a short business | New dmsardam Nave Denmark.” meeting. Speakers will include Her-| Mrs. Marcy called her mother, - The credit administration director man Lodde. secretary of the Watch- Mrs. Blanche Oberholtzer, 3575 N. faid legislation pending in Congress makers State Board; Walter Schae-| Tacoma Ave. about 2 o'clock. Dr. Jrovines for the extension of the | fer, president of the Indiana Watch- Booher said she probably died about hree and one-half per cent interest makers Association, and L. R. Doug-|° ©'clock. rate on farm loans during the next|jas of the Paulson Co. J. W. Huff-| She was born in New Amsterdam, five years. |man is to give an illustrated lecture, |Ind., but had spent most of her In his speech before the secre- | life in Indianapolis. Survivors, betaries and treasurers, Mr. Black de-| World's Fair Film to Be Shown sides her husband and mother, infended the farm credit system. |—A Technicolor movie showing a! clude a daughter, Mrs. Arthur P. r Realiti (family’s visit to the New York, Tiernan; her father, REdwin T. aces Nvealtues | World's Fair will be shown at the | French, and a brother, Richard B. “A policy for farm credit that 51st Street Methodist Church at|French, all of Indianapolis. Yaces the realities in the situation|7:30 o'clock tonight. The showing, | Funeral services will be held at and has as its goal a sensible solu- which is sponsored by the Church|1:30 p. m. Saturday at the Shirley tion of the debt problem on the Ladies’ Aid, is in charge of the Rev. | Brothers Central Chapel, with burial farm will insure the best use of|George Henninger, church pastor. |at Crown Hill.
d d put an end to disruptin \ Jane sq 5 Paid | ‘Townsend Club 52 to Meet— |
whole farm communities,” he said. } y “Most important of all, it will en-| Townsend Club 52 will meet « UNION RALLY T0 HEAR M'NUTT DISCUSSION
able good farmers to remain secure |its clubrooms, 4424 W. Washington Hard of Hearing Elects — Robert David L. Clendenin of New York
in their homes on the land, but not|St., at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow. The feast important is what it will do club will sponsor a public card for the local farm loan associations. |party at its headquarters Saturday | Excessive debt burden and farm night. | foreclosures have wrecked hundreds| of local associations all over the geesney has been named president! City. who was active in the eivil country. If they are to be saved of the Indianapolis Society for the liberties campaign against Mayor the problem of inflated debts and gard of Hearing and Louis Shel- | Frank Hague of New Jersey, will foreclosures will have to be met.” |i vice president. Mr. Keeney | discuss the record of Paul V. Mec- | Another speaker at the meeting c,cceeds Miss Eva B. Heizer. Miss| Nutt at a meeting of the Workers Doris Lynn was elected secretary Defense League in the Holliday] and Mrs. A. W. Brayton Jr, treas- | Building at 8 p. m. Saturday. urer Mr. Keeney, Dr. Allen L.| He is national secretary of the | Sparks and Miss Janet P. Shaw league. Mrs. Mary Donovan Hap-| were new members named to the good of Indianapolis. A member of |
Fewer Delinquencies
“The fewer delinquencies on loans Indicates a stable farm condition in Indiana,” Mr. Black said. “Farmers haven't had their ups and downs 23 they have in other states. There has been no agriculture disaster.” , The European war has reduced | rather than added markets for the, American farmer, he said.
was Ernest Rice, general agent of] the Farm Credit Administration end president of the Federal Land Bank at Louisville, Rediscounts Urged for society's board of directors. the executive committee of the na- | i ate tional organization, will preside at] Farm Borrowers | Saturday's meeting, which will be! WASHINGTON, April 25 (U. P.). | AL N ‘open to the public. «A proposal to give Federal Land Mr. Clendenin will analyze the Jas reise Out air lege with | record of MN a ue Govedera eserve Banks was con- ernor of Indiana, with reference sidered today by the House Agri- AMONG FIRE DEAD particularly to his attitude toward Ee same from Chair | Paul Stoft, Indianapolis trumpet | £84 unions and’ hs establishment man Marvin Jones as the commit- |Plaver, died with other members Of | Ralph E. French, local league sectee voted to question Secretary of|the Walter Barnes orchestra | ......0 announced Agti A. Wall “and which was playing at a Natchez, | v3 : griculture Henry A. Wallace and | p..'' 40/00 hall Tuesday night | He also is expected to talk on a er EI in x | Y | “possible trend toward an Amer-
Bids on the U. 8S. Army flood control program on White River were sent to Washington today, after being tabulated by the Army District Office at Louisville, Ky. Army engineers stationed here said they had received notification from the Louisville office that David W. Johnson, Ine, of Newark, N. J, was low bidder on the program, with an estimate of $340,369.50. A total of 23 bids were received the highest of which quoted $638,027.50. Work will begin on the flood control program shortly after a con-
THE INDIANA
White River Flood Project Bids Tabulated
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tract has been awarded, the Indianapolis office said. Right-of-way for the program has been acquired by the City through the Marion County Flood Control Board. The program includes the construction of a concrete floodwall on the east bank of White River from Washington St. to a péint north of the industrial section; an earth levee from there to New York St, and a levee on which a section of the east drive of White River Blvd, is to be built from New York to Michigan Sts.
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members of Federal Reserve System | According to dispatches, Barnes fo now. He has urged for some (and eight of his orchestra—includmitted to issue money, as the Fed- [and one was missing. Four other eral Reserve Banks do, using a part {members of the orchestra and fund as reserve. the band, escaped. * Rep. Jones told the committee| The same dispatch said that “A guaranteeing land bank bonds, as |y through the din and flames as his bill proposes, there was no rea- Barnes’ Orchestra apparently tried have the advantages of a rediscount | chestra played, few seemed to system. He said farm mortgages know. Some thought it was the ¥ anything, than business property |. py » + Mortgages, which he said comprise Members of Stott's family who Fr Ye a | father, John Stott, and four brothers, John Jr, Alvin, Roscoe and at 2:30 p. m. Saturday at the Jacobs PRODUCED IN STAT | Brothers Funeral Home, with burial A a Timer Speoint KITCHEN GOES TO FIRES A he GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., April 25 5 Headed by Governor M. Clifford | jonger are dependent on the hos- ” Townsend, State officials and in-| pitality of neighbors for food while dustrial and business leaders at- | : : : | engine house crew have built a tended ceremonies at the Chrysler combination trailer-first aid station pany’s 300,000th Indiana-built ecar| ~~ rolled off the assembly line. importance of automobile produc-| § tion to Indiana industry. Headed by Carl Wallerich, Chrysler- | Plymouth distributor for Indiana, Indianapolis. Official hosts at the event were E. Fields, vice president of Chrys- | @ ler Corp, and E. 8. Chapman, | Citing that Indiana produces many automotive parts, Mr. Eggert wagon model gets its streamlined body from Frankfort, Ind. plant, Mayor W. H. Dress and plant , officials were co-hosts at a lunchGovernor and visiting businessmen. * CALIFORNIA WOMAN, MOUNTAIN VIEW, Cal, April 25 (U. P.).—Sencra Plasidas Martinez to settle down here and begin the enjoyment of life. a life of wandering because her youngest son, Theodore Amarillas, | @ children and grandchildren to keep her busy for a long time. : Here ¥ Amaziag Reliet 3 | Conditions Due to Bowels |
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