Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 January 1941 — Page 7

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TUESDAY, JAN. 7, 1941

COURT REVISION PLAN REVIEWED|

Proposed WMezsure Creating Substitute for J. ‘P.s’ Is Changed.

Times Special TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Jan. 7.— Recommendations for revision of the procedure and scope of Indiana couyts were reviewed by the Indiana Judicial Council at a meeting yesterday at Indiana State Teachers’ College, Several minor changes were made in the draft of a proposed measure creating a county system of courts superseding the Justice of the Peace end | magistrate courts, with city courts reorganized as county courts. This| measure prohably will be rewritten. . In the proposed constitutional amendment the group against including the Appellate Court along with the Supreme and Courts as constitutional courts. 2 Also reviewed was a measure providing for the non-partisan election of. judges. Attending the meeting were Supreme Court Judge Curtis W. Roll, chairman; Dean Bernard C. Gavit of the I. U. School of .Law, secretary; Appellate Court Judge Paul E. Laymon; Judge Herdis F. Clements, Posey Circuit Court; Judge Fred N. Prass, Tippecanoe Superior Court; attorneys George O. Dix, Terre Haute, and Louden L. Bomberger, Hammond. Two members .of the Council, former State Senator Jacob H. | Weiss, Indianapolis, and Rep. Glenn R. Slenker, Monticello, were unable to attend.

TOWNSEND, COFFIN REMAIN IN CAPITAL

Governor Townsend and his secreiary, Tris Coffin, who have been in Washington discussing Indiana’s part in national defense with Federal officials, will return to Indian&polis tomorrow. They originally planned to return today, but the Governor sent word that he will be detained another gay.

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14-40 Club to Elect—The 14-40] G. O. P. Women to Choose Offi- | Republican Club, Wayne Township [cers—The ayne Township Repuboutside, will meet for annual elec-|lican en's Club will elect offi- |

tion of officers at the American Le-|cers at a luncheon tomorrow at the

LOGE CROUPS INSTALL CHIEFS

oodmen Circle and Sorority Meet on N. Illinois St.

New officers of Ramona Grove 63, Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle,

[Phi Lambda, sorority of the Circle, (were installed in a joint ceremony

gion Home, Post 64, 6566 W. Wash-|hall, 2617 W. Washington St.

ington ft, 86 8 p.m. Thursdsy, Sewing Circle Postponed—The | ! sewing circle of Mother Temple 7, Pythian Sisters, scheduled for noon] tomorrow in the hall at 612 E. 13th| $t., has been po: itponed until fur ther notice.

Beech Grove | Townsendites t Ifeet—Beech Grove Townsend Club ¥ ill meet at 7:30 p. m. Saturday inj the Beech Grove! City Hall. C. M, Hamilton is tem porary chairman.

Lions Club to See Movie—A mo-| tion picture on this year’s pheasant] hunt in North Iiakota will be pre-| lsented before the Lions Club by| 1. S. Pratt at 12/10 p. m. tomorrow|| lat the Claypool | Hotel. Mr. Pratt] is a member oi the Capital “City (iun Club. I

Mrs. been installed as president of the Maj. Harold C. Megrew Auxiliary | 3, United Spanish War Veterans.

Kiwanis Conference Set—The annual mid-winter! conference of th {Indiana District jof Kiwanis will be Two Enlist in Navy—Donzld eld tomorrow at 10 a. m. in th Louis Ambler, 1650 N. Goodiet Ave..| columbia Club. International Trus:| and Lytle Roberts, 19 N. Oriental|iee Charles Holrhan, St. Louis, wh

St., who enlisted Friday in the U.S/l450 is counsellor|of the Indiana Dis) Navy, have been transferred to the ict will speak.;

training station at Great Lakes, Ill. ft Forum to Hea! | of Distillation—Dyj| Society Resumes Luncheons-—The | "rank Karnatz | lof the Reilly Tai Floyd County Society will resume | ind Chemical Corp. will lecture bei weekly luncheons tomorrow (in [theiore the Butler University Industrial Whitney Grill. Arrangements will| Chemistry Foruin at the university

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[last night at 612 N. Illinois St. The officers of the Circle are Mrs. {Irene Scheuring, past guardian; | Mrs. Evelyn Hodges, guardian; Mrs.

{Mary Schreckengost, advisor; Miss

ary Blankenship, chaplain; Mrs. yrtle Turpin, recording secretary;

iss Edna Heck, corresponding sec-|’

retary. Other Circle officers are Mrs. Lillian ‘Iliges, attendant; Mrs. Mildred Mrs. | Vivian Warman, reporter; Mrs. Edith Heckman, banker; Louis H. Mills, captain; Miss Gladys Heck, | junior supervisor; Miss. Ann Pettit, musician; Mrs. Luzelle Troxell, correspondent to the Tidings; Mrs. Ida Covey and Mrs. Lois Williams, sentinels. ; The chapter officers are Mrs. Evelyn Jo ee, president; Mrs. Iliges, vice president; Mrs. Letha May Van Brunt, recording secretary; Miss Heck, corresponding secretary; Miss Virginia Roberts, warden; Mrs. Margaretta Decher, chaplain; Mrs. Warman, historian; Miss Heck, parliamentarian and Miss Emmajean

|| Sickbert, musician.

The installing officers were Mrs. Scheuring, Mrs. Rose Green and Mrs. Decher, for the Circle, and Mrs. Alvinia Duvall, Miss Ruby Gene Beaver and Miss Pettit, for the chapter.

INJURED IN FALL Donald Mozee, 26, Glenns Valley, fell 12 feet down a freight elevator shaft at the J. C. Perry Co. 620 S. Capitol Ave. today and injured his back and hip seriously. He was taken to Methodist Hospital. Mr, Mozee is an éniployee of the com- | pany.

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In the opinion cf Delta Delta Delta Sorority, Miss Mildred Craigle, Butler University co-ed, is mighty. like a rose. And so she is a’ candidate to reign over the Freshman Rose Dance Friday at Murat Temple.

CAUGHRAN DISPUTES KORTEPETER PLEA

District Attorney B. Howard

Federal Court to the plea of former jeopardy filed by Carl F. Kortepeter, former Marion County WPA coordinator. * ‘Kortepeter, one of five defendants in two cases. charging them with defrauding the Government by. diverting labor and funds from approved ‘WPA projects to work on privately. owned subdivisions, based his plea on his conviction last year in a similar case: Mr. Caughran’s answer denied:the allegation of former jeopardy, holding that the new case, set for trial Jan. 27, includes an entirely different set of circumstances from those in the former case.

Also scheduled to go on trial Jan. 27 are Arthur F. Eickhoff,| banker and head of the Eickhoff| Realty Co. and Charles E. Jeffer- | son, contractor and former County |

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