Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1941 — Page 10

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HELD HERE TODAY: - Funeral services for James Ragle, 47-year-old heating engineer contractor, who died Sunday in the Method st. Hospital, were to be held at- 2:30 p. m. today im’ the Hisey and Titus Mortuary. Burial was to be in Crown Hill. Mr. Ragle, who, was born in

ars. | His home was at 1422 N. New Jersey |St., and he was a member of the entral Avenue Methodist Chureh. Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Stella Ragle;| a daughter, Mrs. Wilbur: Ma , Indianapolis; his mother, Mrs. Ida Ragle; a sister, Mrs. Earl

is TONIGHT 7:00—Telephone Hour, WIRE. 7:30—Bob Burns, WFBM. 8:00—Dr. I. Q., WIRE. : 9:00—Henry Wallace, WISH. 9:15—Herbert Hoover, WFBM.

Radio Station WIRE has filed an application with thé Federal ‘Com-

an increase ing power to 50,000 watts, Eugene C. Pulliam, president and general manager, said today. The request, if granted, would make WIRE as strong as any standard broadcasting station in

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a Abin 'E Highley, former super- ; intendent of schools at Marion and “| Lafayette, died yesterday in Meth lodist Hospitals after . a six weeks’ N =| illness. He: was. 68 and lived in SwayZee. The Indiana educator. had retired several years ‘ago. ‘He was We,

Wilson W. Godfrey, who formerly]

~ Jowned the Sterting Laundry Co. nt died yesterday in his. home,” Gd

“|N. Delaware St. Mr. Godfrey, who was 72, had | lived in Indianapolis since 1916.

{From 1915 to 1927 he operated the

laundry here, and before that was the owner, of the New’ ‘Albany Steam

laundry, ‘He was born in Raritan, . J, but had lived in Indjana-most of a life. CE IH

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“kquadry. Owner, Dies at 72|

.He was a member of the Mystic Tie Masonic Lodge, the Scottish

Rite, the’ “Kiwanis Club, and’ the

Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. L. Goatrey; a daughter, Mrs. Thomas Hal Plummer; a. son, Culver OC. Godfrey, and four ‘grandchildren, Hal G. Plummer, Miss Patty Plummer, Culver C. Godfrey Jr. and Richard C Godfrey, all of Indianapolis. f Funeral services will be held at

10 a. m. tomorrow in the Hisey and years

Titus Mortuary, and at 3 p. m. in i Albany. Burial will be. in New

Mariano * Quattrocohi, 81, Had Been ll 2 Years; Rites Friday. ws

‘Mariano Quattroeehi, for many years a fruit and vegetable ‘commission merchant in ‘Indi yesterday in his home, 822 Ho was 81 and 18d: been ill two _ Mr. Quattrocchi’ was a member of Holy Rosary ‘Church. (In 1878 he

brothers, Bruno Ragle, Jasper, and the United States. The station at ini Ragle. Lo e, Ky. present has a power of 5000 watts.| The , increase sought would be

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“Active pallbearers will be George ~AUTO- TRUCK CRASH log F. E Pinnick, H.T. Shane- ing ry came to this country er, ummer, Carl Strick-|" me ‘is survived by two sons, Vine land and Chester L. Robinson. |cent and . Charles, five daughters,

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r. Pullidm sail that in making Hy gis for the change with WOWO, ' the Indianapolis station has offered to reimburse the Ft. Wayne station for losses: experi-| ° enced as a result of the application, in case it should be granted. “Our duty to the public interest demands that we exhaust all efforts to obtain an assignment. for the Capital City of Indiana that: will permit miass communications with all Indiana residents,” Mr. Pulliam said. “We are making the application because of urgent and wide demand from our listeners and vari-|} ous State institutions for State-wide 1 coverage by an Indianapolis sta-|1 tion,” he:said.

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Mr. Pulliam said that the increase lin power would provide one local {station with the power to deliver service to the entire State, particularly market quotations from the constantly growing Indianapolis livestock yards, State-wide weather forecasts and other news of State interest. The FCC has accepted WIRE's

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» £3 » High-ranking educators, church

dignitaries and Government repre-

sentatives will be on hand tonight when the centenary celebration of Fordham University is heard on two. radio networks from New York. Vice President Henry A. Wallace will speak at a dinner at Hotel Wal-|1 dorf-Astoria. His talk will be broadcast over the NBC-Blue network and WISH at 9 p. m. Mr. Wallace will be introduced by His Excellency the Most. Rey. Amleto Cicognani; Apostolic Delegate to the United States, who will voice the greetings of Pope Pius XII. WIB& and the Mutual network will preserit a half-hour program from the hotel at 9:30 .p. m. Those who will be heard over the coast-to-coast broadcast are Gov. Herbert H. Lehman of New York, the Most Rev. Francis J. Spellman, archbishop of New York, and the Rev. Robert I. Gannon, Fordham’s president.

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Former President Herbert Hoover will speak tonight in a broadcast over the Columbia network from Chicago. The half-hour talk, which has been announced only as one of “national importance,” - may be heard on WFBM at 9:15 p. m, 8 ” 2 Jan Peerce, tenor, and Jean Dick-, enson, Metropolitan Opera soprano, will share guest honors on tonight's “For America We Sing” program, presented under then auspices of the U. S. Treasury Department, WISH at 7:30 p. m. Mr. Peerce will open the program with several Western tunes and Miss Dickenson will sing a group of old favorites. Frank

Black’s orchestra will play.

GEORGE M. ELDER, RETIRED, DEAD AT 83

George M. Elder, retired stationary engineer, died yesterday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. G. L. Scanling, 5741 N. Michigan Road. A native of Perry County, Ohio, Mr. Elder came to Indianapolis in 1885. He was 83 and formerly was associated with his sons in the wholesale florist business *in California. His wife, Mrs. Sarah Alameda Elder, died in 1910. Survivors include three other daughters, Mrs. Lucy C. Patterson and Mrs. E. D. Kaylor, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. George Rohrer of Carmel; five sons, Len, Russell and Marion Elder, all of Indian-

and Elmer Elder of Chicago, eight grandchildren and one great-grand-c

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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Sept. 16 (U. P.).—A 17-year-old Chicago girl told police today she didn’t want t6 go back to the home she left Sept. “because my mother ‘stabbed me with an icepick and beat me with

a hammer.” Bloomington police picked up the girl yesterday at the request of Chicago autherities, who they said were expected to come after her. In her jail cell, the girl said her mother refused to let her go out a night except to church meetings and beat her when she disobeyed. She éxhibited bruises on her head and shoulders and a mark on her chest which she said was from an icepick. “I haven't done anything wrong,” she said. “I still love my mother, but I don’t want to go home.”

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AWARD 0. K'D FOR FT. WAYNE HOUSING

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16 (U. P.). —The U. S. Housing Authority today approved award of a $293,676 for 75 dwellings to house families of enlisted personnel at the Pt. Wayne, Ind., air base. The Ft. Wayne Housing Authors ity will award the contract to Max Irmscher & Sons, Inc., Pt. Wayne.

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State Teachers College at Terre Haute and Indiana University. He became the first principal of Garfield. High School! in Terre Haute {and later served at Marion for 10 years of : “While superintendent of schools at Marion, he planned the con= struction. of the present high school. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge, the Indiana School Men's. Club, the Town and City School Superintendents’ Club and the Methodist Church in Swayzee. Survivors besides his son are his wifé, Mrs. Florence Highley, and Asa Highley of ghley of Jonesboro

; three brothers, : Swayzee, Ed

,One person was injured today in a truck-auto crash at the County ‘Line and Rackville Roads in which a car was demolished and part of a 10-ton load of corn was §pilleq* ‘on the highway.. “Deputy ‘Sheriffs said the accident occurred when a truck driven by J. E. Simpson of Kansas, Ill, turned to avoid a stalled truck on the Rockville Road and swerved into the path of a car occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Briggs, Dryden, N. Y. Mrs. Briggs was taken to Methodist Hospital, where her condition was described as good. Mr, Briggs, Mr. Simpson and two other occupants of the truck were uninjured, which deputy sheriffs described as

Highley of Michigan,

“remarkable.”

Honorary pallbearers will be R. C. Shaneberger, J. V. Stout, L. C. Scholl, John FPF, White, Fred OC. Krauss, George F. Woody, Fred ssman, H. D. Goode, H. Shaneberger, R. R. Burtis, Cdrl

Maetschke, George W. Pein and

William D. Johnson.

FEARS WAR NEARER

' NEW ‘YORK, Sept. 16 (U. P.).— Assistant Secretary of the Nayy Ralph A. Bard warned ‘today that “events of the last few days strongly indicate to us that war may be forced upon us” because of the approach of German submarines and long-range ‘bombers “closer and

1¢loser to our shores.”

Mrs. Rose Ray, Mrs. ‘Mamie Prove enzano, Mrs. Anna Purpura, Mrs, Nancy Fisher and: Mrs. Frances Ray; a sister, Mrs. Mary Scarpace,

F. Milwaukee; 19 grandchildren and

one great-grandchild. ; “Funeral services will be held Fry, day at 8:30 a. m. in his home and at 9 a. m. in Holy Rosary Church, Burial will be in St. Joseph’s Cemee ry. ps

* SPEAKS AT MILLIKIN Dr. D. 8. Robinson, president of Butler. University, will be the prine cipal speaker at James Millikin University, Decatur, Ill, at thas

school’s first all-school convocation of the semester tomorrow. :