Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1941 — Page 44

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SHRINERS PLAN “LIGHT PARADE

| Will Use Millon B Bulbs When 18,000 Members Meet June 9-13.

A parade spectacle unrivalled in

~ all of Indianapolis’ parading history|

is being planned as a highlight of . the Shriners’ Imperial Council Session embracing all North American , Units here June 9 to 13.

‘The uniforms: of more than ‘8000 marchers

through down-| -

town Indianapolis will be trimmed about one lion electric bulbs of varied colors with the instruments of 50 bands also trimmed in

: lights. Juige Myeis “this “tunalnation” parade is scheduled for . Wednesday night, June 11, and the other major procession is scheduled

. for 10 a. m. Tuesday, June 10.

Judge Dewey E. Myers, potentate . of the Indianapolis council, is one of ‘the busiest men in the city these days- preparing for the event, the first time it has been held in Indianapolis since 1919.

“The preparations are about like the Army would have to make in the temporary encampment of a whole division of soldiers,” he said.

‘Man Mountain* Dean Here

Between 18,000 and 20,000 Shriners from ail parts of the North American continent. are expected in Indianapolis that week. ° ‘As . drum major heading’ the Georgia delegations in the parades will be “Man Mountain” Dean, the noted wrestler and movie actor.

Another celebrity to appear in the marching ‘units will be Harold Lloyd, the movie comedian, who is imperial outer guard, the first rung on the long ladder of imperial posts.

Taxing the Indianapolis Shrine . staff to capacity is the problem of ~ housing accommedations for the visitors. Every aVvailable hotel room has been reserved and: the reservations are spilling out into private hemes all over the city.

Hold Miniature . 500-Miler -

. Another highlight of the event will be a “Miniature” 500-Mile race . at the Speedway with regular driv“ers from the Memorial Day race Participating. .

“Everything that you see in the -. regular 500-niile race will be in this ‘ event,” Judge Myers said. ‘The only difference will be the distance. It will be only 50 miles long but _there’ll be tire changes and all the pit operations of a big race.” In connection with the race there will be a transportation pageant. Floats and skits depicting all stages in ithe progress of transportation wilk be in the pageant. (

NEW DISCIPLES HEAD HONORED AT CHURCH

A reception, dinner and special service at Central Christian Church last night were given in tribute to the pastor, Mr. William A. Shullenberger, who recently was elected president of the International Convention of the Disciples of Christ.The church altar was banked with flowers and" several leaders in the church and congregation paid tribute to him. x ‘Dr. Shullenberger has been pastor ‘of the church: for the last 16 years and for the last 10 years has been . chairman of the committee on budgets and promotional relationship of the Disciples of Christ. Before coming to Indianapolis he held a ‘ pastorate in Des Moines, Iowa.

Among the speakers ‘last night

were Dr. Robert M. Hopkins, president of the United Christian Mis- “. sionary Society; Dean Frederick D. Kershner, Butler University College of Religion dean; Dr. Abram E. Cory, retired director of the penfund of the Disciples of Christ. s. E. C. Rumpler, daughter of the late Dr. D. R. Lucas, a former pastor of Central Christian Church, spoke on behalf of the congregation. Dr. and Mrs. Shullenberger- responded.

HELD IN AUTO DEATH VALPARAISO, Ind., May 16-(U§ P.).—Herbert Swanson, 18, Gary steel mill worker, was held today by Porter County authorities on vharges of reckless homicide. Police asserted he drove on the ~ wrong side of U. S. 30, May 11, causing the death of Mrs, Elsie Burns, Chicago.

Dr. A. 6. Miessen ‘Registered Optometrist © With Offices at the

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‘Muncie | ‘Class; Awards to Be .

{declared first-place their ‘population classes in the 1940 *| Indian Traffic Safety Contest. 2

“IFT. WAYNE WINS | SAFETY HONORS |

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Made Here Later. | Pt. Wayne and Ss today were

‘For its’ 1940 traffic - record,

announced that among the coun-

“|ties, Lawrence topped the group of |.

over 25,000 population. . Wells County was the: leader in the group above 15,000, Pulaski won in ‘the class above 10,000 and Newton in the group below 10,000. : - Special “plaques will “be. awarded at a. luncheon for .the winners and

“| officials representing them here at a _ |time to be set later. . Certificates of |award will be. givén to_citiés and|

Miss Marjorie Hill, Indiana Central College junior, will be crowned May Queen at the annual spring festival tomorrow night in the college gymnasium, The committee in charge of the program is composed of Mary Rider (left), sophomore from Westfield, Ill; Betty Jo Bennett,

junior from Hartford City, Ind.; Mary Sidebottom (seated); junior from Masen City, Ill, and Kenneth Kraft, Dayton, O., sophomore, chairman.

|included Perry,

counties in’ which no deaths have

the county contest. ‘Counties with-|. out any fatalities during the year Switzerland and Ohio. Cities with no deaths during the year in the group above 10,000 population included New Castle, Jefersonville and Goshen. A total of 104

towns of from 1000 to 10,000 persons had no trafic Yeaths in 1940. :

winners in}:

Pt. {| Wayne took first honors in a group “lof six cities over 70,000 ‘population. Muncie ‘was first-place winner in|. . |cities between ‘10,000 ‘and 25,000}

tive: ‘committee of the| an Traffic Safety. Council also.

Fess , Morfisians

Muncie, yesterday was installed as president of the Indiana Funeral Directors’ Association as the morticians ended ' their annual convention at the Fair Grounds. iE : Other officers named were Jghn

H. Blackwell of Indianapolis, first _vice: president; Emil 8. Norris of

‘Herbert R. Wald of Indianapolis, - secretary-treasurer, and Myron C. Hutchins, Kendallville, sgeant-at-arms. : The new officers were in stalled by Paul Buchanan ‘of In- - dianapolis, a past president.

| built: 119: yea: |ent -sife of td

{is contained #8 [of minutes u jm issi oners in 1822

‘records aso .| Court House

Clarence G. Plepho. (above) ot

records, the

Loogootee, second vice president;

| every work ser-

‘thicles and :

[COUNT 'S FIRST

JAIL COST $312

| Built 119 ) Jars sar Ago Where

Court Hot ie Now Stands, Record 300k Shows.

Marion : Co aty’s first jail’ was ago this summer. at a cost of $52. It was made of logs and was located at the presCourt House, -# her data about Inn it was very young . an old record book iad by County Com-

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use Built in *72 ng tand-writing, the show that the first vas ordered built the was a small, twolding, containing one two.or three small offices, It vs used as a State House ‘for m of years, too. The . prese: ; Court House was built in 187

Commissi« rer Fized Taxes Back in 1712, according to the ounty ‘Commissioners ‘axes, decreeing a few i article of property ate per $100 property is used In modern

Court BH In flourish

same year. story Bric k bu courtroom ‘ar:

fixed all the cents on eac instead of a valuation as taxation. “The Comm decided: to c arge 31% cents for orse or mule; $1 for 36 cents for ordinary for two-wheeled ve- : 1.50 for four-wheeled so on-through a long eds of personal prop-

gold watches watches, $t

carriages anc list the hund

erty articles ‘sed: in that day.

sioners, at that time, ;

Prominent Male Vocalists Lak ‘Appear i in Churches Sunday

Several Indianapolis churches will {hear special recitals Sunday morn=

ing by some of the most prominent|

male vocalists in ‘the state who Will I Raderso

meet later in the day for the fifth

"-* {annual festival of the Indiana Mile

Chorus Association. = |

Before the festival opens at 4 p. m. in the Athenaeum, the following guest soloists are scheduled to give ‘individual recitals: Charles Potts, tenor, Vincennes, at the Grace Methodist Church; Ward Mann, baritone, Vincennes, at the Roberts Park M. E. Church; Harold Hill, tenor, ' Lawrenceville, Ill, a member of the Vincennes .Chorus Club, at the West Park Christian

Church; Jesse Roudebush, . tenor,|.

Vincennes, .at * West Washington Street: Presbyterian Church; J. W. Shoemaker, tenor;” Vincennes, at Christ Episcopal Church, and John Bundy, tenor, New Castle, at. the Broadway Methodist Church.

Flint Chorus fo Sing

The . Norton Male Chorus of Flint, Mich., guests’ of the association, will sing for the CHristian Men Build-

ers Glee Club at the Third Christian Churgh. One of the well-known singers will ‘be; George M. Cameron, char-

ter member of the Meistersingers,

Kokomo male chorus, and the oldest ‘singing member of all the groups in the association. Mr. Cameron, who

is 86, will take part during the Fes-|

tival program. o Festival Program As announced by Robert J. Hamp, Kokomo, president of the Indiana Male Chorus Association, the pro-

gram for Sunday's festival is as follows:

ssed chorus: ‘The Lo » Die renagesd Harold E. ng, Lest, Chord." 1D}

“In a Persian Sarket. * Amphion Male

gon of the Marchin ted by Charles R. Hamilton, >.

Apollo Club,

Massed chorus: Men.” | Direc

Ea and -Glorfous. ” Massed chorus? “Come to M Dreams.’ - Directed by Byron J. Soa 2 “Rain and the River.” Apollo Club,

New Castle. Massed chorus: ri lantationy Directed

by Prof. Paul a M. B. Glee Cfub, Ine

“Sea Fever.” Sianabolis. Massed chorus: po Tand of Ho and Gly. » Directed by Earl W. Ss. Am an ' Amer rican. ** baritone solo, Forest Scott. “‘Reverence and Praise. » , The Meister by ih the e 00.

singers, Kokom “Down Norton Mae Chios

Massed pr Bayou.” Directed by Donald her O Mine e.’ s: “To Thee, O Country.” Pentalpha Masonie

SCherubim ng.’ Die rected by Ri J. Bo

amp. member Now Thy Creator.” Riche mond asonid Glee Clu Ss: Mrs.

h : “Ave Maria.” Pearl McDonald. direc “What Bal le Sang.” Vincennes

Male phe Massed chorus: ‘The Seaton. > Directs

ed by Dr. William w Nort

TRUCK DRIVER FREED IN. 4 CRASH DEATHS

PRINCETON, Ind., May 16 (U, P.).—Clarence Kolb, 40, Patoka, to= day was free of two involuntary manslaughter charges - pending against him after his acquittal on a similar charge Wednesday. On the motion of the prosecute ing attorney, the charges were dropped yesterday. Kolb was the driver of a trucke involved in an accident -March 12 in which four persons were killed.

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