Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 July 1940 — Page 5

MONDAY, JULY §, 1940

| ON JUDGES SOUGHT

' Next Leaislature to Receive Measure Providing for Separate Judiciary Ballot in Primary; City Bar to Scan Bill Thursday.

Election of judges on their own merit rather than on party affiliations would be provided under a bill to be submitted to the 1941 Legislature. | Urging election of a judiciary candidate by mentioning! political affiliations would be a misdemeanor punishable by a $1000 fine and six months’ imprisonment. of the candidates] -—-—— Ww ould be placed on a separate membe o A hee said. but judiciary ballot in the Pri

they couldn't afford to get out and mary Election without desig- work for his election. It would have nation as to party.

been an affront not only to the candidate but to his party The vote

their

Names

favored this

Under a non-partisan judiciary election, several attorneys agreed members of the bar would have no hesitation in supporting the best candidate The non being Mr. Day at least

highest | have septhe

two receiving the in the Primary would names placed on another non-partisan ball in Election

heir rate, General

judiciary bill advocated as a “cure-all is commented, but it should minimize the effect of imitical influence.

partisan 1S Although the fishing season

weren't notified, Mm Talbot St.

Bar to Discuss Bill

not Members of the Association, at a day in the Columbia a discussion drafted by Indiana Remon 1s contended them from the possible paving off political debt result in bette: becoming candidate Paul Y. Davis C. Gavit, dean versity law bill at the Bai high grade won't attem der ow For

tenu

1apolis Bai eon Thurs tb, will hear proper pol which was “It can’t be any worse than our Council present system, and it probably would be a lot better,” he concluded Ernest R. Baltzell will be chairman of the Bar Association lunch-

eon

JOHN E. DEVENEY, ASSESSOR AID. DIES

E I'ownship

Ind lune Ch bill,

idicial

of this

the Nn of politics, it would free necessity would attorneys

ing judges from

not ont

DIES HERE AT 79

Mrs. Emma Shoptaugh’s Rites Are Scheduled at 2 P. M. Tomorrow.

Emma Fi Maple

Vincent's

ol put

Bernard diana Uni discuss the sald many qualified lawyers to become iu

of school Funeral for John deputy Center who died Friday, 9 a. m tomorrow in St Catholic Church Burial at Holy Cro Cemetery Devnev., who 28, died ienly at hoine, 842 Michael Born in Madison. Mr. Devnes to Indianapolis more than 40 [ong active ih Demo county politics, he was a I 155e850r for last several Third Chi | He was a member of the BUTVIVOTS Het h 4d Name Society St. Johns Shoptaugt ember of the Ancient Order Hazel M.S rnians sister Mrs are his wife, Mrs. Anna C Ka Devney; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Ai i58 GW Roman, Mrs. Ellen McHugh and Funeral service Miss Dorothy Hahn; two sons, John p. Mm. tomorrow Edward Hahn; three grand-

. tiam Church 1, and a sister, Mrs. John J. memorial Park 1 Indianapolis

MRS. J. T. MARSHALL,

EX-HOOSIER, DIES

Maude LL. Marshall Marshall of Carmel rdayv at Rochester illness of five vears

services well Devney

Ass

held at

nt iges un£880! are to be Shoptaugh

Mi 1007

present svstem ances

ing he said office is 1

matter how cap

died last

Hospital

“the Road ni

certain, It up

doomed

one th ‘ohh e of Wi in St She was 79 Mrs. Shoptaugh was nam Countv and had dianapolis 50 vears charter Christiar

is to be M1 sia

doesn't ible and

right was to be defeated f opposing

the next

they are hev are

in Put in In was a

born lived She Centenanr the last of the

1 his election if the 1s

party gets into power at

electior membs f the 180 i L but for Cites Past Record va tip ' vears had been a member deputy he “ eal

Holy

It our cot

heen

ations

18 notorious th irts in Marion influenced | both in

pat:

lTacobh Mrs a Dodge nddaughter

of ' hter hort ndianapolis 1.ou and sndolv:

1 ind an S

f Hibs

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of smaller © proportion be held at 2 Chri: be in

will

mties LLIEN

of the 1rd

acquain

ted © general, the

personally

Miss Maryellen Clark Miss MarvelMuncie sch

Saturday

Funeral services for len Clark, eacher who Methodist Hospital ol'3 p m. today in Ind., Buchanan Funeral Minn. will he private She Miss Clark. Ave

tlford had retire

1 etl ne ool died held the Fla

Home

wife

& Burial

Mi James T veste

nner

died at 3322 in Ande:

Indian oli

\"'fPAal

who live was live

Nn 0 Sept 268, ON of 10 fom

a having

Massilon Marshall was in her family, of living. She was of Indianapolis 24468 Central Ave to Carmel member

and her

3oin at

1886 Mi one whit formerly

ince ago of Pauw University and wy 1m her of Met! Church Omega

Sorority

ment e

hh raduate

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She 2 (VM adist a t before Ny

fun

the Luth Survivors M1 brothers member versity of In Clark, Indian:

Carey Wickliff

She was 1 Church wisband, include a Marshall. Funeral services be held Wednesday at 2 m. at the & Buchanan Mortuary undirect ' hb Arthur 1

of the Ret Mahr. Burial is to be at Crown Hill Cemetery

MISS HELEN E. DAVIS DIES IN MIAMI, FLA.»

Miss Davis, for- _ He mer Indianapolis, died 2a; a Sunday at home Miami, Fla Forest Miss Davis was born in Indianapolis Funeral ind lived here moved to 2 M Florida three mann Funeral Survivors are three brothers. John °¢ in Painter Davis, In

1anapolis; Arthu 1d William P

sides the and

Herbert are

Survivors Ih

of the

polit {0

1832. a Dem D Robert

there wa nel

zh Flann candidate on the Republican ¢ Seventv-f h

Polls ier ion icket Carey Kliff carpenter, died home, 804! College 63. Mr. Wickliff was by County and h

machinist and Saturday at Ave. He was born in Shel30

his

STAINS COME out

Don't discard white dresses, blouses or slacks because they are stained and dingy. Wash them with Roman Cleanser. Roman Cleanser removes Davis of Miami stains, makes clothes snow-white A sister, Mrs. Claude V. Shelby of Saves the wear of hard rubbing. ndianapolis. Funeral services are Mrs. 1 Debotlle Simple directions on the label to be held in Miami tomorrow l bOI § Indiana Vis Ai A million housewives use Roman lhe vas I! no Cleanser. Try it next wash.-day. LEAVE FOR CONVENTION 4 She is survived by

foert bottle oly 15¢ Local members of the Baraca-|Fred: her mother. Mrs

Philathea Unions left todav for!iand. and a ROMAN CLEANSER

Syracuse, N. Y., to attend the World | land, all of NH ERA LL Safely

ad lived here

1S survive

son, R. C

Rho-

hrother.

bv his wife, Wickliff; a Wickliff, and a grandchild services will be held at 10 ow at the G. H. HerrHome Burial will Cemetery, Middle-

Helen

ident

izabeth re her

tO Or: until she omor

Vvears ago

foun

C n, Ind

and i Mrs. Lucille Deboulle

n ucliie who

was died vesterday her husband Lvdi Kenneth Cope Indianapolis

services

at grocers

a Cope brother

Wide Baraca - Philathea Golden Funeral Jub convention Mrs Marie sident, is in charge delegation Flor

will held at

the Conkle

he 10°30 a.m Funeral Home al Park

tomorrow in

fate pre Burial will be in

the

FOR ADDED VITALITY

DRINK MN, th

RICH IN VITAMINS A,

B AND G AND CALCIUM

opened It wasn't until the last few days that Russell Havely, got any co- operation from the bass in Fall Creek,

| build a

{11 a

39F ajar

June 16, the fish

officially

CHURCHWOMAN Samuel S. Rhodes, 101, CivilWarVeteran, Is Duc FOR MRS.

»] S. Rhodes, a 101 am Lincoln for Pre died Saturday night Mav 12 Rhodes tired 25 yea: He was born Pa. When he was to Springfield, O a log cabin on a he moved st. Loui

to S planter Voted He cast his first vote fo He returned

home in Spri

veal sident it his

Samui Abrah ‘He last Mr

for

101 in th then shurg

who had been ago in Chambet 5 his family moved where he lived in AS Aa

wae

ind since

farm vouth

and cm

ploved bv a neat nere

for Lincoln

Mr. Lin

coln in 1860 the

hortly il Wai

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family xfield

before the outbreak of the Ci

the Nort! pl in

and served ern Arn

isoner of w in

and w Pri

days

fantry iS a al

the Libby Richmond

on for M: 1siness in

later the

Rhodes Bloom irdware alesbu was deted to Rail

tern

Following the war,

entered the hotel hn ington, Ill, and business in Clinton and G Ill. His store in Gales stroved by fire and he contrac part of the LL M. & B now the Lake Erie & We extended from Bloomington Muncie,

I'g

burg

0 road which Ill,

Founded Firm Here He in Ch 1871 hs

entered the hardwa busines iIcago following

He later at

in old the

mont 1d came to Indianap

shed the S. S Rhodes

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operated

and establ

Hardwat

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NOW

by he

Mrs. Daisy L. Hoyl

Hoy!

forme

Daisy | Hovl Indiana

vest

wido assist polis Fire MethLY

partment, died eday in Hosiptal. She lived at 3123 was horn came to Ind Mrs. Hovl was a Broadway the Ladie Firemen's 10 Survivor 1 x SO! onald 1 French . Laar, Detroit; Ryan, Indianapolis, and two gt children

odist Hovl She

65 Ave and

ago

was Central Vincenn 47

member of

in 11 ianapoli Vvears the ind

lana

‘'h Z.ella anduneral tomon Home Hill

ervices will be at

Fu in

held the Wald will

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neral ial be

Crown

Charles Wilkerson ries Wilkerson. an nK Boar died Sat

610 E. New

empl home, York 10

On was

in his He Mr W County ar He was a 01

was Iker 1d h

forme

born in

Brown

ad lived here 22 vear:

painter and dec atm He trude

SON

survived bv his w

his

ife. Ger Wiiker brothers Arnold and 1apolis: Grover and Edward, both of Brown County and a sist ey Mr Pe: Mille Brown County Funeral be held at] a. m. tomorrow the Grin- | ner Funeral Home Burial will in Washington Park

father, Thomas

Brown Count: even illiam 3 1] Ham 1

Cleo, all of

Opal

India rl

services will 10 at tel

Mrs. Anna C. Heckelsherg

Funeral ser Mrs Hecklesberg, who died Frida: home, 6048 Dewes Ave we at 9 a m

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'WILLIAM G. YOUNG FUNERAL TOMORROW

William G. Young, 2862 N

a wn EG St.. an Indianapolis resident for 30 lh ut | (years, died Saturd night at his

(home. A sheet metal worker, Mr. { Young was 58 Survivors are three nieces

. Friend of Poet Riley, She neral services will be held p. m. tomorrow the Moore & Had Resided in City ou ei

Funeral Home Burial will Crown Hill

Gale

Fuat 1:30 Kirk be in

For 68 Years.

Mrs. Amelia J. Runge, of James Whitcomb Riley, urday night in her home, | Delaware St. She was 86.

Mrs. Runge was born in Cincinnati, but had lived in Indianapolis for 68 years. She was a member of the Zion Evangelical Church and a life member of the Skat Club. Her * husband, Henry J. Runge, died 27 years ago. Survivors

a friend died Sat2964 N.

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are a daughter, Mrs Theodore M. Weiss, Indianapolis and a brother, Adolph Wocher, Washington. Funeral services will be held at 4 |p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner & | Buchanan Funeral Home. Cremation will follow

Frank Staub

Frank Staub, 5302 E | Indianapolis resident | died in St. Francis | was 79 { Mr. Staub, a retired carpenter, came to Indianapolis 60 vears ago [from Marble Corner, Ind. He was a (member of the St. Magdalene Cathloli Church parish He is survived by three Nicholas and Sebastian, Bpposis, and Jacob, sister, Mrs. diners Funeral services will be held at Summer Wednesday at Grinsteiner's Funeral Home, 1601 E. New York St. at 8:15 (a. m. and at 9 a. m. at the Church of the Little Flower, Burial is to be at Crown Hill Cemetery

10th for 60 Hospital

St., an years,

"French Qil"

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$71.45

Shampoo, Rinse, Styling

and Wed,

T'imes Photos —there's work connected with it. The (left), 1944 Ruckle for bait.

TODAY HOWE

C ivi] Ww ar veteran who ve oted [Wl eset 54 | is dead

home, 2125

Fishing is like anything else first step in the fishing activities of Bob Garing

st, and Wilbert Sims, 1954 Park Ave. is seining

SERVICES

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brothers, Included

of IndianLos Angeles, and Anna Battreall, In-

Tues Only

Seurs, Roebuck and Co

Alabama at Vermont St.

Alabama St

Resident Dies Home in Michigan; Came To City in 1885.

Chure! in Calvai etery “uneral Sheldon Howe 'hursda Elk Rapic ) m toclan Home at vill be Ander Mrs Howe was Osween N Y dial Terre Wo Ander Luce Hau Indiai

1932 / tleitne ' ( y nel -~ Antleit: Chi Ihe is survived br ed Marit

Hazel, Tech High Ma ind Frances rien. Washinete

. fom Norwor and Louis

ine

his

manv vears

Florida

re -

e hardware bu spent much

of time 1N

Catholic Burial there Mrs

Anna who home held Waltz Burial

services 0 KE in her

Mich

for Mrs Hoth St. summer will he in the Anderson on | 19. She was born and came In1686 She moved ton 1915 and returned to

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Survivors (+s Jr

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in to INolis in Ml nm I'eresa Agatha brothers, Fr Nicholas Ma Marien

apo! in two daughters, School teacher, Richardson, An-| sons, Benjamin Howe, (GG. Howe, both of Anderson; Willis P. Howe, Seymour, ond Edward S. Howe, also a teachat Tech High School: a sister, "ee Laura Inman, Franklin. Pa.: 12 grandchildren, and two greatgrandchildren |

four

i1an

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polis; ien Henry John

John H. Wright I

John H. Wright, an Indian ident for 55 vears, died Saturday in his he Drive He was 75 He is three

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