Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1944 — Page 15

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MRS. COLLINS BETS. BROAD RIPPLE POST

aircraft Jaduction. in| Mrs. Donna Leigh Collins will replace Bjorn’ Winger in the English department of Broad Ripple high school. A graduate of Tarkio college, Tarkio, Mo,, Mrs. Collins also attended Iowa State Teachers’ college and the University of Iowa. Mr, Winger resigned last week to be vocational advisor of the veteran administration’s rehabilitation and educational program.

Negro Committee Praises Willkie As Champion of World Peace

charting the path to world peace oodwill,

“And we extend to Mrs. Willkie and the family our heartfelt sym‘|pathy for the great loss which they share with the world.”

JUDGE FLANAGAN TO SPEAK

Township Republican club at 8 p.m. Monday at 61st st. and College ave. Dewey campaign pictures will be is shown by Superior Judge Ralph Broad Ripple choir will present il,

8 program at Methodist church, Noblesville, Sunday afternoon.

A model airplane contest will be \ M GARY S held Oct, 24 at Broad Ripple high tr ttt rere on - school, with entrance open to both indoor and outdoor models.

FAIRWAY . eos - Open Friday Evening to 9 P. M.

PLAN WIENER ROAST Ladies society, Pride of 447 lodge No. 393, Brotherhood of Locomotive 1 (Firemen and Enginemen will hold .a wiener roast Sunday from 4-8 in p. m. in Christian park.

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PLUNGING AUTO KILLS 61'S WIFE

Mother of 2 Suffers Broken Neck When Borrowed . ~ Car Runs Wild.

A 24-year-old Scottsburg mother of two children died ‘yesterday afternoon of a broken neck and fractured skull when the borrowed automobile ,She was driving went out of control about one-third of a mile west of the Marion county line, sliced off .a utility pole and plowed 50 feet up an embankment.

The dead woman was Mrs. Sher- (|

ley Hall, who lived with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stewart, Scottsburg, while her husband

11s overseas with the armed forces.

Deputy sheriffs who investigated and sent the body to the city morgue said Mrs. Hall had borrowed an automobile belonging to Miss Marian Davis, 2533 Carrollton ave. The car was being repaired by Gene Shockley, of the Carrollton ave. address, -who was unaware that Mrs. Hall intended to drive the automobile away from the vicinity.

TWO ARRESTED IN STANDARD GROCERY

Two men were arrested by police and deputy sheriffs last night in a Standard grocery store at 2740 Mad- |

ison ave. where they were found! hiding. A lock had been broken on

the rear door.

Placed in the county jail were |

Raymond Armstrong, 30, of 1319 N

Alabama st., who was at liberty on|

bond from a previous burglary ar-| rest, and Clay Leflew, 32, of 831 Wright st. Two safes in the store had veers) battered but not opened, authorities said.

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