Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 November 1945 — Page 25
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Decision Follows Bishop's.
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will marry William Grant Sherry, a landscape painter, at picturesque Mission Inn here today. Miss Davis, banned from Episco-
come the wife of Sherry, an exprizefighter, in the tiny seaside Episcopal church at Laguna Beach, where they met four weeks ago. But she was blocked by a bishop who said he would never permit it. “Miss Davis is a divorced woman,” decreed the Rt. Rev. W. Bertrand Stevens, bishop of the Los Angeles Episcopal diocese. “She cannot be
an Episcopal churchman.” Sherry Regrets Action That is canon law, the bishop said. “Well, a canon law is a canon law,” Miss Davis said. "I guess we'll make other plans.” “I deeply regret the action of the church, but I am in total sympathy with the laws of the church,”
She added that her uncle, the Rev, Paul Gordon Favor, retired
to perform the wedding, would
Honeymoon Plans - The couple took out a marriage license late yesterday at the Orange county clerk's office in Santa Ana. Miss Davis said she was 37. Sherry said he was 30. + Reports of a romance between Davis and Sherry, who gave boxing to paint pictures, have current for several weeks since seen together at the Laartists’ colony, whre both have
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Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Nov. 30.— Praises still ring in the ears of members of Indiana university's victorious football . squad which ran up its first Big Ten championship Saturday.
Speculation was that his marriage to Faye Emerson, movie actress, or publicity on the loan from John H. Hartford, president of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. may have caused the omission, The name of Stephanie Pell, member of an. old society family, was not included in the new issue. She married Robert Dechame of
ington chapler 364, ©. BE. 8, will friends night at 8 p. m. Monday e Irvington Masonic temple. Mrs. Ells Lawton 1s worth: Jaton and Prank Lawton is worthy patron
Indianapolis Order of the Amaranth, will hold. a bs party at 1:30 m.
Davidson are
Women's division of the Indian. wt Life association will meet for a ns luncheon tron Eotheln at oy ‘Cotuliibia club. Mrs. Marcia Cochr will preside
} The Sanghi of -Tasbells will ‘meet | N : Tuesday tat 1004 N. Pennsylvania at.
i Indisnspolis Court No. 1, Amaranth, will "
Order of ihe hold a pute’ card Jarty at the Pood ¢ Craft Shop at 1:30 Mrs. Jack Porcum is opel
is president of the league.
Monday, chairman for the party. BETTI ny
Monday at the Food Craft shop. | Denver k Porcum and Mrs. William co-chairman
Beginning to even out the string . . . Another “I” is added to the to right) Goon Brown, Herman B Wells, Indiana university president;
"The entire university and Bloom=ington townsfolk honored the Crimson eleven yesterday with a special convocation at which time another “I” was added to the Old Oaken Bucket chain. Talks were made by Head
Elliott R. Is Dropped From the Social Register
NEW YORK, Noy. 30 (U., P.).—|society clan, had her name omitted. The name of Elliott Roosevelt was| She had married John W. Mecdropped from the new edition of | Donough, a Texan. ’ ‘the Social Régister, out today. tet
BAR ASSOCIATION TO RESUME MEETING
The annual mid-winter meeting of the Indiana Bar Association will be held Jan. 25 and 26 at the Claypool hotel, it was announced today by Chase Harding of Crawfordsville, association president. The session will mark resumption of the association's regular conventions after a period of curtailed meetings during the war. Members of the program and entertainment committee for the January meeting are ‘William Isham, Fowler; Robert W. Bonham, Hartford City; Charles D, Babcock, Indianapolis; Cecil ¥, Whitehead, Anderson, and Thomas C. Batchelor, Indianapolis.
OFFICIAL WEATHER well, 8, Weather Butea
Deeivitation 24 hrs. end Total precipi cess since Jan
The Teiovint table shows the temperaa ins other cities:
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Old Oaken Bucket chain by (left Mutt Deal, football captain, and
Coach Bo McMillip, Z, G. Clevenger, athletic director, and William R. Breneman, chairman of the faculty athletics committee. Dee. 12 the Bloomington chamber of commerce will give a dinner for the squad and coaches.
BUTLER-EARLHAM DEBATE SCHEDULED
Butler university student members of Tau Kappa Alpha, national debate honor society, will debate with Earlham college students at Shirley Sunday evening. To be held before members of the Methodist league, the debate will be on the ‘subject, “Resolved: That the policy of the U. 8. should be directed toward the establishment of free trade among the nations of
‘the world.”
Taking the negative position for Butler will be Miss Evelyn Goepper, Miss Mary Ann Griffith and Miss Elizabeth Josey, all of Indianapolis.
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Canned Goods to Be Sent To Europe, Far East.
Catholics of the Indianapolis archdiocese will open a campaign
the needy of Europe and the Far East,
The Very Rev. August Fusseneger, archdiocese charity director, said the drive will extend throughout every parish in the 38 counties of the archdiocese. It is part of a national appeal being made by the National Catholic Welfare conference, The campaign, Monsignor Fussenegger added, has the special biessing of Pope Pius XII. In a cable sent to the Most Rev. Amleto G. Cicognani, apostolic delegate to the U. 8, Pope Pius XII declared: “With heartfelt paternal gratitude and consolation, we have learned of the renewed call which is being
made upon the charity of the de-
voted Catholic people of the United States by their zealous bishops and pastors during the month of December on behalf of the afflicted peoples of Europe and the islands of the Pacific and we hasten to invoke the richest blessings of the God of love and mercy upon all who direct and share in this truly noble crusade of generous and genuine Christian charity. Depths of Desolation “Receiving daily as the common father piteous appeals from every corner of the earth for help and succor and knowing, therefore, only too well the depths and extent of the desolation caused by the war throughout the world, it is with deep consolation and with a heart overflowing with affectibn that we bestow our apostolic benediction on this latest evidence of the zeal and charity of our beloved children in the United States in their Christ. like efforts to bring relief in ever increasing measure to the innocent victims of war.” Monsignor Fussenegger said the relief drive is the 10th organized by the conference since beginning of world war II. In the nine previous campaigns, a total of 43 million pounds of food. and clothing-were collected, valued at an estimated $35 million.
HOLLYWOOD ENDS WAR JOB HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 30 (U, P.). ~—Representatives of 22 entertainment industry organizations which set up the Hollywood Victory committee sald today that the com-
mittee would be dissolved Dec. 31.
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Dec. 9 to collect canned foods for|
still further decline in s0ap manus facture. #
LIST TWO DETOURS FOR BRIDGE REPAIR
Two detours for bridge repair have been added to the list of dee
The detour on Road 56 east of Haw zelton has been lifted. The highe
way commission listed the following
roads closed on account of construce tion:
Ind. 1-Closed 1 mile south of Pentfle ville; detour 17 miles over 26, 303 and 23.
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tours on state roads, the state highe 3 way commission announced todsy. |
Ind. 1—Bridge repair 4 miles north of
Cambridge City; county gravel Ind. 18-Closed just west of Free, dew tour 3. miles over county gravel. U.S. 24—Closed from New Haven to § miles northeast, detour 15 miles over and 101 Ind. H8--Closed from Jct, with 45 Jet. with 54, detour over 45 and 84. Ind. 108-Bridge out north of New Castel, detour 8 miles over 3 and 38
detour 3 miles gver
Ind, 161 --Bridge out for repair 1% miles | 2; detour 5 miles over
south of Jet. R sounty ravel road.
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—Bridge repair 5 miles east of
Oia? detour provided
MUELLER SERVICES
T0 BE TOMORROW
Puneral services for Otto Mueller will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow
in the Moore Mortuaries Pesce chapel with the Rev. Charles L..
Haney, Beville ave. church, officiating. Burial will be in Washington Park cemetery.
Mr. Mueller, who was 80, died
yesterday in his home at 1422 Ken~ - nington st. Born in Germany, he
Evangelical :
came to, this country 50 years ago,
and he "had lived in Indianapolis 40 years,
Survivors are five daughters, Mrs. | Mrs. Amelia Hedge, Mrs. Edith Gephart,
Henry Arnold, Bargersville;
Miss Anna Mueller and Miss Doro= thy Mueller, all of Indianapolis; and three sons, Albert- Mueller, Elwood; Arthur Mueller and Frederick Arne
old Mueller of Indianapolis.