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THURSDAY, MAY 0, 1040
MRS. $. 0. CARR DIESHEREATS0 | | |
Hendricks County Native Was Member of Roberts Park Church. |
Murs Sybia Orene Carr, widow of| John Carr, died today. She lives | at 720 N. New Jersey St, She was 80 Mrs, Carr was born in Hendricks County and came to Indianapolis after hep marriage, She was al member of the Roberts Park Methist Chureh. | Survivors are a sister, Mrs, Vina Blount, Wichita, Kas; a brother. | spray Gossett, living in California. | hd a nephew, Clarence Trotter, | Omaha, Neb, § Funeral services will be at 11! & m, Saturday in the Ragsdale & Price Funeral Home, Burial will be I Crown Hil.
Mrs. Nellie Walton Hurlock |
Mrs. Nellie Walton Hurlock. an Mdianapolis resident for 30 years, died last night in her home, 1409 Tuxedo St. She was 67. : Born in Allen County near Ft. Wayne, she lived in Noblesville before coming to Indianapolis. She Was the widow of D. C. Hurloek. ¢ Mrs, Hurlock was a member of the Methodist Church, She is survived | By a daughtér, Mrs. R. L. Brown. |
Henrietta Fenner and Nola June Woodward,
Winners in Legion Poppy Post
Legion Poppy Poster contest winners and two of the winning posters, | | Standing are Phyllis Cecil, Elounise Alchele and Betty Lewis,
| Times Special | WASHINGTON, May Indi |ana's two Democratic Senators are (prepared to divide their votes again
. , tomorrow when the proposed Civil Best of 68 Designs in Post S| Aeronautics Authority transfer to
Competition to Be Shown | the Commerce Department comes the re-
| up for a teat. soi i A resolution rejecting At State Session, organization plan of President | ’ | Roosevelt. containing this proposal | Mrs, Ralph R. Lynch, Poppy wag passed by the House yesterday, | Poster chairman of the Bruce Rob« 232 to 153. json Legion Auxiliary, today an<| Senator Frederick VanNuys said|
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nounced winners of the Auxiliary's | Me will support the plan of Senator |
contest among school children for {posters to advertise the poppy sale {May 25. She sald that 68 posters were en-
er Contest FLONER SALE | Van Nuys, Minton Will Split on CAA Vote
Pat McCarran (D. Nev) for the matter came to a vote and they also Senate to take similar action, while divided on the issue. Rep. Louis
| Mint ’ [Ludlow voted to keep the present Santos n will oppose’ it and independent CAA setup, while Rep. vote
with the Administration as william H. Larrabee supported thé usual, proposed merger.
Budget ‘Director Harold D. Smith| All the Republicans voted Rgaings [the Administration plan and pickec told the Senate Reorganization up 75 Democratic votes to check= Committee today that President
mate it. Republicans from Indiana Roosevelt ordered the Civil’ Aero-
voting for the separate CAA were nauties Authority transferred to the Reps. Charles A, Halleck, Raymond Department of Commerce to stop |
8S. Springer and George W. Gillie. “hopeless administrative confusion.”| Other Hoosier Congressmen had There were only two Indiana not
| yet returned from the State Democrats in the House when the primary.
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tered in the three divisions of the contest. The winning posters will | be displayed at the Legion's state | leonvention, Winners in the high school divi | (Sion were both from Warren Cen-| {tral High School. First prize went | {to 10-year-old Robert Berell, Rural | [Route 11, Box 288, a senior in the ‘school; second prize went to Charles | | Petty, 16, of Route 11, Box 309, a | sophomore, | | Two girls combined to do the winning poster in the junior high [school class. Both worked under | Miss Myrtle Mize, art instructor at {School 60,
. Seated (left to right) ave | Design Places First
| The prize-winning poster showed (an angel sprinkling poppies over |
Indianapolis, and two grandchildren
{918 Foop orriciaL LAGK GLUES IN HUNT
LOCAL DEATHS
|soldiers’ graves. It was drawn by {12-year-old Henrietta Fenner, 3024 |N. Pennsylvania St, and 13-year-
old Phyllis Cecil, 30 W. 33d St.|
COMMITS SUICIDE FOR DENVER BANDIT
§ SWAMPSCOTT, Mass, May 9.— | QU. P)—<Hanson Hart Webster, 62.| PRRU. Ind, May 9 (U. P). — A Mrs. Clarence I Kelly
af Marblehead, author, editor and
mropagandist for the United States ood Administration during the] World War, leaped in front of a nssenger train today and was inantly killed. Medical Examiner Nathaniel P. reed returned a finding of “defin-
[ly $2400 in
youthful bandit, who hired a taxi-| cab to take him to a Denver, Ind. | bank and wait while he forced a cashier to hand over approximsatecash, was sought bY | was a member of Christ Episcopal northern Indiana police today. They | Chureh and was a graduate of
Mrs. Clarence J. Kelly, a lifelong
| terday in her home, 626 N. De | Quiney St. She was 43. Mrs. Kelly
had no clues.
resident of Indianapolis, died yes-|
ely suicide” after learning that BOL AO C0 QHVEr Who. piloted the | MBnUal High School. Webster he “mentally | a i 8 survived by her hus ‘ Ti ht i Dr. Breed bandit rom Fer DD pi) ad | yughter, Dorothy Ararat $hid that some time ago Mr. Webs | 2R°% A805 WAS Weld BY poles 10r)y. es Paul; her parents, Mr. and ter had driven his auto against a juvestigalion, era alto Mrs. Willlam J. Dichmann; two ’ | » e Knew ( ( - ) . J ¥all in a sulelde attempt (up until informed by police. brothers, Raymond and William | 921 | Dichmann, and three sisters, Mrs. NT, George Sheridan, Miss Lucille Dich-
TT " Ethel Musselman, assistant LYLE C. WILSON WINS cashier at the Wabash Valley Trust . 3 Co. sald the bandit asked for Mann, all of Indianapolis, nad Mrs. NEWSPAPER AWARD Stephen Sullivan, Lebanon, Ind.
change for a dollar bill. As she F al Survie All be held at ! COLUMBIA. Mo. Mav 9 (U. po. turned toward the cash drawer he Uneral services w N e Neld A 4 4 ts r MYA olpulled A R= 4 dor her 10 a. m. tomorrow in Christ Church. alvle C. Wilson. United Press pulled a gun and ordered her to os : Be ep : bi put up her hands Burial will be in Crown Hill ashington manager, received an H Jong di 4 RE . Gai Friends may call at the Harry W. ward from the University of Mis. TI®@ then locked her in the base. “noo Chapel wri today “for distinguished sery- ment, Ri any stepping on the : : : Bais 3 . : " burglar alarth while he did so, and fre in journalism ) L The citation was for Mr. Wilson's fled. : ; John L. Ampfer gmasterful and comprehensive in- rs i Sele yas ed John L. Ampfer, a resident here ferpretation of the nation's news eall checking on the bursiar an for 20 years, died yesterday in his reporiorial on © 7 7 home, 2840 Northwestern Ave, He {was 63. He was born in Evansville and
ad- : was employed for 13 years as a
HITLER LETS NORSE PRISONERS GO HOME £700. iia a “member of the
ern - 1 ; Loyal Order of Moose, . 2-Year-0Old Scratch Fatal | BERLIN, May 8 (U. P.).—Adolt Survivors are his wife, Emma ¥ MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 9.--(U. p,) Hitler today announced that Nor. pave Ampfer; two daughters, Mrs. & Hailey Jones Jr, 11, of Heth, Ark, wegian war prisoners could return Laura Price and Mrs. Caroline fied today from rabies fever with home. Hickson, and three grandchildren. which he became infected when “I have decided to permit Nor-' Funeral services will be at 2 p. m geratched by a cat three years ago. | wegian soldiers who were taken Saturday in the Grinsteiner Funeral Although he received the seratch in prisoner to return to their homes.” Home. The Loyal Order of Moose 1937, he suffered no ill effect until the Fuehrer said in an order of will have charge and burial will be last” week. ‘the day, ir Washington Park.
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Henrieeta, who is in the 7A grade, | {did some poppies and the lettering; |
[William L. Evans | Phyllis, an 8A student, did the
| Services for William I. Evans, @ngel and the rest of the poppies. | | 3621 Watson Road, who died Tues-| The second prize in the junior | (day at his home, will be at 3 p. m,|Ngh division also went to a student | (Tomorrow in the Shirley Brothers/0f Miss Mize, 13-year-old Betty | Central Chapel, Illinois and 10th Lewis of 3045 Washington Blvd, an | Sts, and burial will be at Crown |8A student ut School 60. Hill Cemetery, In the elementary school division, | i es AIS ; {open to children in the Mr, Evans, a resident of Indian- art) and sixth grades. Nola June | polis for 54 years, was a printer woodard, 1167 W, 36th St. was the | by trade and was one of the found- | yjetor, Her poster, made under ers of Thomas & Evans Co. He re-|gypervision of Miss Dessie D. | tired from business in 1983 because pufrfey, showed two hands reaching | of illness, [for a poppy. She is an 11-year-old, | : 6A student at School 41. Elouise| Charles Herzig Aichele, 4907 E. New York St. a 6B
{ {student 10 years old, won the sec Funeral services for Charles Her-!' ¢ ; | for Charles Her ond prize for School 58.
(zig, 712 Lincoln St, who died Tues- | {day night, will be held at 2 p. m.| tomorrow in the G. H. Herrmann! Funeral Home, Burial will be in! Crown Hill man and judges Mr. Herzig was 83. He was born Stewart, Mrs. [in Germany and had lived here since | Claude R. Lehr. (a young man. He was a retired : . baker and was the oldest member Posters were displayed at a dine of the bakers’ union, Local 18. Sur-|nher meeting of the Post and Auxilvivors are two sons, Harry and Carl lary recently, Dr. Daniel S. RobinHerzig, and a sister, Mrs, Christine son, president of Butler University, Sigmund, all of Indianapolis. |spoke on “America First.”
Unit headquarters on Poppy Day,
William W. Pettigrew May 25, will be at L. 8S. Ayres &
| Funeral services for William W p Ens " | Pettigrew, who died Tuesday in his Co. - The auxiliary has purchased | home, 744 N, Emerson Ave. will be 9650 poppies from the United held at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in the States Veterans Hospital at Marion, home. The Masonic Lodge will have Ind. Mrs. P. A. Johnson is unit | {charge. Burial will be in Washing- poppy chairman. The Auxiliary will conduct a
| ton Park. | Mr. Pettigrew, who was 68, was memorial service at the Julia Jame- | born in Taylorville, Ind, and had son Nutrition Camp at Bridgeport | | lived here 50 years. He was fore-| Saturday, May 18, at 2:30 Pp Me A man of the woodworking depart- dinner for post and auxiliary mem- | bers will follow, |
ment of the Carter-Lee Lumber Co. Next Wednesday, the auxiliary
[He was retired for five years Mr. Peftigrew was a member of will visit the Indiana state schools | Irvington Lodge 666 F. and A. M./for the blind and the deaf in ob-| and the Marion Camp, Modern servance of State Institution Week. | Woodmen of America. He served in Mrs. ©. K. McDowell is committee the U. 8. Army from 1893 to 1896. |chairman Mrs. Clarence Knipp, Survivors are his wife, May; a/unit president, is in charge of resdaughter, Mrs. Mabel Schmalholz; ervations {a brother, Albert, dnd a grand-! Mrs. Albert Schrand, 3054 N.| | daughter. (Illinois St., will be hostess for a | Mother's Day luncheon May 21.| Mrs. Willard Bayle and Mrs, Fred! Mrs, Mary Belle Lemen C. Hasselbring will assist, |
| Mrs. Mary Belle Lemen, an In- | - - a |dianapolis resident for 50 vears. Friday and Saturday A ‘
(died yesterday in her home, 206 S.| SPECIAL "yu A 4 Ve {She was the widow of Charles E.! Men's 45-47 W. OHIO ST.
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