Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1945 — Page 12

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Nine Injured in Traffic Here,

Seven in Crash of Two Autos

Traffic accidents last night and today took a toll of nine injured. Three passengers in a cab driven by Frank Able, 24, of 1705 W. Park ave, were taken to Methodist hospiatl after the cab collided with a

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car driven by Lloyd W. Purdue, 25, of 550 8. Webster ave., at Rural st. and Brookside ave. Injured. were Lewis M.- ‘Wunder~ lick, 45, and Sarah Martin, 70, both of 316 N. Denny st, and Theresa Albert, 77, of Pranklin, Four passengers in :the Purdue car received minor injuries. They were Edgar R. Freeland, 27, of 2401% Prospect st.; ' Catherine Bhinnamon, 24, of 1139 Nelson st.; Nell Jean Garrison, 22, of 1636 Sheldon st., and Mae Steenbergen, 32, of 147 Detroit st, Both Drivers Arrested Purdue was arrested for having

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Harry Cedarholm of 4144 Graceland ave, was injured when his car struck an Illinois street car op-

{erated by Marie Stansfield, 2269 N. {Illinois st. on 38th st. at the fair-| [grounds at 5:30 this morning. One person, Maydell Stone, 21, of | 2630 Rybolt st., was the only per-|

son injured when four cars were involved in an accident southwest of Indianapolis on Road 67 at 9:40

|p. m, last night.

Stone was standing on the run-

ning board of a car driven by Den{ver Btone, 20, of 2749 8. Rybolt st.

The Stone car was pushing another car, The passenger was sideswiped off the car when a truck coming from® the opposite direction attempted to pass another car,

PUPILS IN REVOLT

GARY, Ind, Sept. 21 (U. P).— The Gary school board was scheduled to meet today to fron out a problem posed when 1400 pupils refused to attend classes at Froebel and Tolleston high schools because the Froebel students did not want to mingle with Negro pupils.

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a card party at 8 p., m. tomorrow at 1229 Lyndhurst dr.

A noon luncheon will be held by the Past President association of the ladies’ auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Tralnmen Thursday at the home of Mrs, Carrie MeCormick, 1119 N. Drexel ave,

Assistant hostesses will be Mrs, Myrtle Umbanhowar and Mrs. Mary Jones,

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STATE DEATHS

ALEXANDRIA-—John Warren Scott, 79. Burvivors: Daughters, . Flossie Ogle, Mrs. Oma West, Miss Martha Scott, Miss Florence Scott; sons, Lloyd, Harley; sister, Mrs. Alta Gibson. AMBOY--Mrs. Adella Lowman, 78, Sur. vivors: Daughters, Mrs. Loran Davis; Mrs, Charles Miller; sisters, Mrs. ‘Mary Fisher, Mrs, Callie Smith; brother, Lon Snyder. CLAY CITY-—Charles Vincent Gauchat, 43. Burvivors: Mother, Mrs. Carl Gauchat; sisters, Mrs. Olive Young, Mary Gauchat; brother, Kermitt. : DUGGER—Lucinnda Jane Hannah, B88. Burvivors: Bons, Clarence; Carlton; sister, Mrs. Nell Hostettler; brother, Marion Alkin, ; ELKHART—Mrs. Edna Snodgrass, 78, FARMERSBURG ~~ Genevieve Walton Hale, 25, Survivors: Husband, Major George! parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Walton; brothers, Prank, Robert, Kenneth, Phillip Frakes, 70, Survivors: Wife, Ella; son, Loren; sisters, Mrs. Mary KE. Hall, Mrs, Rosa Rallsback. ? . BRANCH--Mrs. Matilda Streh! Nie. kdmp, 73. Survivors: Daughter, Helen Marie; sisters, Mrs. Lisetta Oestricker, Mrs. Carolyn Bogels, Mrs. Christina Fischer. GALVESTON--Nancy Margaret Gammon, 7 weeks, Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mry. M. B. Gammon; sister, Mary Elizabeth, HUNTINGTON -—- Mrs. Belle Beaty, 81. Survivors: Hsuband, John E.; daughters, Mrs. Mae Mounsey, Mrs. Crystal Warner; sons, Everett B,, Fred B., Edward W.; sister, Mrs. Lizzie Stepp. KOKOMO-—Lewis P. Krull, 77. Survivors: Sons, Raymond J., Earl Mrs; Mary E. Perry, 79 Survivors: Bon, Emerson A. Gordon; brother, Fletcher

Branson, LA PAZ~Mrs, Survivors: Mon, Jacob Kepler.

Ella Jane Reprogle, 76. Levi Arnold; brother,

KILLS HIMSELF AS OFFICERS CLOSE IN

MARION, Ind. Sept. 21 (U. P.). -~CGeorge Dennis, 79, former Chicago police officer, shot and killed himself last night in a cornfield as law enforcement authorities surrounded him for questioning in the slaying of Merton Duckett, 67. Dennis turned his revolver on himself after firing a wild shot at Grant County Sheriff Lora Puckett. With other officers, Puckett had closed in on Dennis after a man-| hunt through pasture lots and! fields. A short time before, Dennis’ friend and neighbor, Duckett, was found dead in the yard of the former policeman’s home. A trail of blood led to the rear of the Dennis house.

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NAPPANEE~—William H. Hochstetler, 71. Survivor: Daughter, Mrs. George Parson. PLYMOUTH~Erwin A. Haag, 40. Bur vivors: Wife, Anna Mae; daughter, Phyllis; brother, Crutis A.; sisters, Mrs, Ada Smith, Mrs. Dessie Alitis, Mrs. Clara Kruyer. PRINCETON—Mrs., Omega Kirk Huey, 46. Burvivors: Husband, Ralph; daughters, Hazel, ce, Carol; son, John Robert; brothers, ove: John, Hugh, Joseph, Dale and Samuel Kirk; sisters, Mrs. John Eads, Mrs. Louis, Wilson. TERRE HAUTE~—Martha E. Miller Askin, 86. Survivor: Daughter, Mrs, Thomas A. Hadley. Mrs. Christina J, Renwick Banner, 23. William W. Dickerson, 79. Mrs. Abbie O'Leary, 83, Prell Christy, 74. Henry Poett, 52. : Harriett Ann Dyer, 77. Mrs. ' Mary Robbins, Survivors: Sister, Mrs, Margaret Evinger; brother, James,

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