Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 September 1941 — Page 16

ansion in Ruins Offers Revenge for Social Jilting |" [nmr come REST SAVES LIFE org g pen 10 LocAL K. oF C. [Lecturer. “OF CALIFORNIA MAN NEW YORK, Sept, 13 (U, P)—lonable colony, denounced Mrs, by the Newport Fire Department; Mrs. Coogan, owner of the Polo| prof, J. J, Harams, of the Indians] Prof. Haramy received bis doctor] gunra CLARA, Cal. (U. P).—~ More than 30 years ago Mrs. James| Coogan as a bad citizen because|have gone unanswered, it was said| Grounds and one of the grea land- Central College. history and social/®f Philosophy degree at Indiana |p ice do not often make this mise Coogan invited the Newport, R. I.[she had permitted White Hall fo/and even a suggestion from the|owners of the City, is almost af science d ent, will kop University and studied International take but ‘they were glad they made social set to a party in her man-|fall .into' such a dilapidated state|mayor of Newport that the town legendary figure. She lives with a, ch a, eh: gh the|Law at the Hague. He served ins sic time

Towed Pe into a car af Why- Sion, Wille Hall, ana no one showed fit propesty Values Jo Hie neifhe buy hed estate ih it yown and daughter, Jessie, in a suite in the Knights of Columbus at 8 p. m. the World War and is a member of An aged man, arrested for ale When, for a bet, she charmed |story, walked out of the $200,000|columns of the mansion are crack-|after the Coogans was ignored. Mrs, | Hotel Biltmore and attaches there Monday. the Memorial Post of the American|leged drunkenness, was ‘found at i . estate leaving behind expensive|ing, walls are sagging and tramps|Coogan never has gone back from|said they believed she had not left| The lecture will open formally the| Legion. the police station to be suffering in 2 furnishings and even clothing. have taken it over for riotous|the day she left although her|the room in almost a year. Meals{fall program of the K. of C. Ar-| A short business session under the|stead from a serious heart attack. 3 6% fool pet of a Whyalla| Today, Miss Maude Wetmore, one| drinking parties, it was said. annual taxes of $857 are paid|are brought fo her suite on a table|rangements for the meeting are indirection of Edward J. Dowd, grand|Prompt medical atention probably per, behind the back seat. of the oi arbiters of the fash-| Letters sent to Mrs, Coogan here] promptly. and left outside the door. charge of Edward J, Fillenwarth,| knight, will preced the lecture. saved his life.

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