Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1940 — Page 6
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES al Ln. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 19, 1940 OPEN THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MaHTS UNTIL 9 0°CLOCK—SHOP IN COMFORT—ENTIRE STORE AIR- CONDITIONED
| couRTS £0 INTO G Gas Co. Old Timers Dire IGROTTO. LEGION PLAN DISPLAYS
Fireworks Shows Licensed For Butler Bowl and Fair Grounds.
There will be at least two public licensed fireworks displays here July 4. The Sahara Grotto will hold |: its annual. display in the Butler| Bowl while the 12th District American Legion: will stage its first pyrotechnical spectacle in the Fair Grounds. James C. Ahern is chairman of the committee sponsoring the Legion program. Assisting him are Mike Grider, district commander, Fred Haselbring, Joseph J. Speaks, Howard Meyer and Frank Mumford. The one-hour show will be staged on the racetrack in front of the grandstand, Four thousand extra
Judges Clearing Dockets; Only One on Duty in | July, August.
County judges today hastened to clear court [dockets preparatory to|.
starting summer vacations June 29. The Circuti Court, five Superior. Courts and (the Probate Court will: be in recess until Sept. 3. Arrangements are being made by the judges | to place one court in service to han~ dle emergency matters during the summer. | ~ The Criminal Court, Juvenile Court and the two Municipal civil courts will remain in session during | the summer. However, Juvenile | Court Judge Wilfred Bradshaw and | % Criminal Court Judge Dewey E.'S Myers have made arrangements for a summer closing hour schedule to : | permit court attaches to have after- Times. Photo. ee oe Lhe oes, noons off. | The oldsters talked about when the youngest of them came to the |p ii: Legion.
company. . . . Seated (left to right): Timothy Falvey, 45 years of servELKHART AWARDED
ice; Frank J. Kalb, 49 years; E. J. Cooney, 48; standing (left to right), | E. L. Lawson, 47, and James Murphy, 44. Strict Watch Ordered | LIONS’ CONVENION| The Antlers Hotel ballroom held Others had worked in the company’s For Firecrackers 11644 years of -active service at the offices, some in lesser executive] Outside of authorized fireworks
| Zim Spacinl (Citizens Gas & Coke Utility last positions and one may have been displays, there will be no firecrackRICHMOND. Ind... June 19. — night. the man who read your gas meter | er shooting in Indianapolis this year | Elkhart was selected for the 1941 | Fifty-three men were there, repre- | Years ago. lif City Police can prevent it.
state convention of Lions Clubs at | _| Police Chief Michael F. Morrissey oe ioom sein. of The Jah an. ening more than per cent of They were sated a rove of BA | waren by ihe Safely Board nual meeting here yesterday. p yesterday to see that the new State
| Frank Southern of Bloomington ‘more than 25 years with ihe com=) ead 5 the boy =h Jeng don Yesterday fo so law is enforced was re-elected state secretary-|Pany. five almost 50 years eac the tables according to their sehior-|,;o;410 on land about Independence | treasurer: H. Lloyd Lanahan of An-| They were guests of [the Utility ity, until the youngsters who had py, derson, re-elected state chaplain, Club of the company and each re- served a mere 25 years, sat at the “pe Board received an official in- | Tom Warrillow of Gary, re-elected ceived a service emblem and a oot. terpretation of the new law from state song leader; and A. Green| | printed parchment denoting the| Utility Club members sat with Oscar Hagemier, assistant City atof AGary re-elected state pianist. [years of his service. | (them and Thomas L. Kemp, com-| | torney, who stated that the law Lo district governors are Rob-| The men were from all depart- pany general manager, and D. T.| ' made it illegal to sell, use or exrt J. Black of East Chicago, dis- ments of the company. Keen eyes, Burns, his assistant, sat with other | { plode fireworks unless the display trict 25A; William Craig of Muncie, and gnarled, capable hands showed executives at the speakers’ table. |is conducted under supervision and 25B; and Raymond D. Garriott of years of engineering service on the| Mr. Kemp presented the emblems approved by the State Fire Marshal.
Crothersvilie, 25C. 'miles of the company’s pipelines..and parchments. | In addition, Mr. Hagemier ruled ~— —— that organizations sponsoring dis-
{plays must post a minimum bond of $500, which must be approved by Fire Chief Fred C. Kennedy.
SCHOOL SAFETY CAMP OFFICERS ANNOUNCED.
_ Leaders | and instructors of the fourth annual School Safety Patrol Officers Camp Aug. 26 to 30 were announced today by William A. Evans, schools safety director and camp superintendent. : Mrs. Evans said that 257 officers of safety | patrol squads of public, Catholic |and Lutheran schools would attend the camp and that 30 would be chosen to form the camp band. under direction -of Alonzo Eidson of| Tech High School. The camp's purpose is to dvvelop leadership and squad efficiency. The boys will have two hours of class work in the morning and an hour and a half of safety demonstrations in the afternoon. Camp officers are: Sergt. A. C. Magenheimer of the Police Accident Prevention Bureau; Charles W. Youngman, Calvin Fletcher Junior High School principal; J. Patrick Rooney, Catholic Youth Organization secretary; William A. Sanford and H. D. Traub, both of Tech; Donald Klopp of Shortridge High School, and Todd Stoops, Hoosier Motor Club secretarytreasurer. } Instructors will be W. H. Gossett, School 43 principal; Stanley 8. Norton, assistant Scout executive;
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FORMER CLERK OF MIDDLETOWN . HELD
NEW CASTLE, Ind. June 19 (U. P.).—James Keesling, former clerktreasurer of Middletown, was held in the Henry County Jail today awaiting trial on charges of embezzlement in connection with an alleged shortage of $4342 in the
[town's electric fund.
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