Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1946 — Page 11

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: 'Petunia’ Crows PROWLER BELIEVED Lis « lgeit wkge or . Sree Semi es a : Decatur Township Boy Wins Top Honors With Prize Hog |SECoNR, ATOM, BLAS a Then Lays Eggs WOUNDED, IS HUNTED so» sere pve svi, co RECORDING IS ‘FAINT

. ; Seerley, Decatur township: second, Billy PASADENA, Cal, July 31 (U. P.). ED and HOLBROOK, Ariz, July 31 (U leadinig his Poland China barrow, 3 :

Best, Decatur township; third, Ralph Lol-

were : lar, Decatur township. —Explosion of the second atomic |stronger than a wut arthausity

u i City police were seeking an un- |g : ; P.).—Farmer Dick, Greer deba { 8 { | d one effort out Todart Grav Eater. ted identified prowler today whom po. | 100K the grand champlonship’ prize . Jean pina Jaros. Won by Bob|pomb at Bikini atdll July 25 was in the Seismo- i y over chahging the name. lice believe they wounded. | yesterday afternoon at the Marion Yorkshife Barrows — Won by Ronald|recorded 11% minutes after graphs on Mt. Wilson, at Riverside, ” of hi¥ chicken “Petunia,” which | He was the object of an extensive COUnty feir at New Bethel. Routon, Decatur township. ; and on Mt. Palomar, near well over half a crows every morning, then sneaks police and sheriff search last night! The 4-H club youth in prelimi- | Berkshire Gilts—Won bf Bob aifbert,| Plast on California Institute of | Diego, picked up the atom bomb e fact detective away to lay an egg. in the vicinity of 38th st. nary judging was ‘awarded first! Bk op een, elites. War: | Technology seismographs in south- | explosion. and is well on Mr. Greer sald the year-old | William Mowry, 53,3735 N. Emer. place in his barrow class. | Jo wwnbia: los, Ramona Bryant, s of the “slick” Rhite leghorn hen started laying |son- ave, reported to police he had) Other entrants in the 4-H Pig| Dureo Jersey Gills—Won by Don Pratt, | ges last summer but last month been sitting in his side yard and|Club department who placed first Dacatur townshin: second, Nathanial Kap. A tr oa "i developed a large cock's comb and when he entered his house he met 2nd thus qualified for grand cham- | Baber" Pike vs: arth HH) rungs : |

ike township. . Spotted Poland China Gilts—Won bi Mary Broaddus, Pike township: second, | Curtiss Broaddus, Pike township; third, | Dale Hollingsworth, Pike Jownabip; fourth, Clara Jane Neiman. Pike township. Chester White Gilts—Won by Yulsses Rice, Decatur tewhanip} second re Burden Jr. Pike township: third, Roy Lee fourth, Mary Mar-

a skilled crafts- § heavier body. ished, John al- y lishers with inre actually subeript. Now he hing that isn't

- a stranger coming out. |pion judging. were Mary Margaret “She looks just like a rooster | Neighbors told deputy sheriffs’ Rodibaugh, spotted Poland China except she has no spurs,” he said. they saw the man running north barrow; Don Pratt, Duroc. Jersey Petunia wakes up the flock and |toward 38th st. The county law barrow; John Seerley, Hampshire | § the neighbors every morning with |enforcement officials wefe joined in| barrow; Donald Routon, Yorkshire crowing, but still produces an egg |their pursuit by four squads of In-|barrow: Lora Burdon Jr, Chester |

every other day. | dianapolis police. White barrow, and Donald Farmer, | Brags. Pte row 3 ORY Rae ) : , , Rodibaugh, Pike township. ear-old daugh Deputy Sheriff Robert Imhausen Berkshire barrow. | © Hampshire. Qille—Won by John Seerley. |

Decatur township; second, Billy Best, Deoatur Joynship) third, Tommie Nichols, | Warren township; fourth, Ralph Lollar Decatur township. | Poland China Gilts—Won by Bob Seer- | ley, Decatur township. second, Oarol! Adamson, Decatur township. | Yorkshire Gilts—Won by Ronald Routon, | Decatur township. Hereford Gilts—~Won by Dale Shilling. | Warren township. | Showmanship Trophy and Medal to John Seerley, Decatur township, | Berkshire Litters—Won by Ramona Bry!

g, while in Inrents, Mr, and 2215 Brookside

CHURCH COMMITTEE fired at the man three times, but he Reserve Winner Named |

managed to elude the officers. Po- { PLANS CARD PARTIES lice said that they thought the man! lora Burden Jr. of Plke town.ii : Ia. Deen’ Struck bY oot of the ship leading a Chester White en-| The. August committee of Holy | gpote try was judged reserve grand Angeis Catholic church will sponsor rin Comin | champion, a card party at 2 p. m. each Thurs- " Tonight, when 140 sheep are! day during the month in Holy An- LOAN IS AUTHORIZED Judged, fair officials said it wil be gels school basement, FOR WARREN COUNTY ‘he largest show In the fairs’ 15-| Wig Committee members are: year history. Dairy cattle also ‘will oid Jobn Ahimer, Mrs. William Bevan, WASHINGTON. July 31 (U. P.).|be exhibited. ; Mrs. Clint ‘onnton, Mis. Oren Medlin, —An $85,000 loan to the Warren John Seerley. Decatur township. | gorhe, Mrs. Margaret Barnes, Mrs, Wil-| county Rural Electric Oorp., Wil- won the show p op i Anna Becker, Mrs. |liamsport, Ind, was announced to- medal SeWMThip Wophy ane Bev rs. Edward Bruch, " . Q ® ad, Der Chapman, Mrs. John Clarke, Mie {day by the U, S. department of agriFin Haehl, Ee Ea nick untile, jn. culture. Pinee results Lipid ais Kernel, Mrs. Paul McAtee, Mrs.| The USDA said the loan would Other breed results in yesterday's

ant, Decatur township; second, Oaylord Bryant, Decatur township. | Duroc Jersey Litters—Won by Don] Pratt, Decatur township: second, Nathaniel | pol. Decatur township; third, Lowell | Robinson, Pike township, fourth, Bil |

Spotted Poland China Litters—Won by Donald Smith, Decatur township, second Billy Carey, Perry township; third, Rich-| ard Carey, Perry township. Chester White Litters—Won by Lora

John Nyland, Mrs. Anna Robertson, Mrs . : ‘ Ns WT Sha, Schmin, \Mrs. Ann Schultz. Mrs | permit extension of service to 180 JUdBING were: : Burden Jr. Pike township; second, Oarlon Mr CBr vg mrt Katheryn Spurgeon, customers through the cONStruction Farmer Decor mwah yell, Donsid Bob Seerley, Decatur township, feeds his Poland China barrow, |Shank, Warren township: third, Roy Lee derheide and Mrs Walter Wyse oo of 65 mi) Tuction | Parmer. Decatur township; second. Ra-| which was judged grand champion yesterday in the 4-H Club exhibit | men” warren townontp = —— Mrs, vss es of line, {mona Bryant, Decatur township: third, | a 8 kd y . A ub exhibit | man, ‘Warren townsnig, t | ——— Gayiard Bryant, Decatur township | at the Marion county fair at New Bethel. wT Inphite Uitens Yon My john —| YY. eC ' ' |

PR Dente Bartoys--Won by Bon Loller, Decatur township. k r township; second, Bill] ship: second, Bob Rodibaugh, Pike town-| Burden Jr, Pike Township: second, Jo : , | Kortepeter, Pike township: third, Low-| ship; third, Dale Hollingsworth, Pike Anne Rodibaugh, Pike township, itd, | nerrand Ching Nn! caro)

. ell Robinson, Pike townshi Dr 4 » » ’ Pp township, fourth, Billy Carey, Perry Roy Lee Bragg. Pike township, fourth, | Ad t ip. . Farris Specializes in! oy sane [hina Barrows. Won | township | Roy Delong, Pike township A re vous OLB Ronald Rou rgaret Rodibaugh Pike town- | Chester White Barrows Won by Lora! Hampshire Barrows Won by John | ton, Decatur township. :

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GLASSES Exact dates for installations of] NEW YORK, July 31 (U. =| A woman's screams brought police| Missioner, cufrently” is examining recently appointed‘ archbishops of A POY was born in Brooklyn yes- on -the run to the banks of White tax collection and assessment : . | Indianapolis and St. Louis will be terday over Texas soil. river along 63d st. near the Green methods in several states and will Don’t delay getting @Y®~ | decided at conferences held here That's the way the father, Jack City boat house last night | report soon to the state tax study ) a wear. And be sure to! and in Kansas City, Kas. Geddie, a Texan born and bred, | bE RHE eral min. | COMMmIssion, it was announced a YT) choose first quality | The Most Rev. Paul C. Schulte W#hted it. The mother, the former | yies, then died away in faint cries. Oday. BUCHANAN glasses. {of Kansas Oity, Kas. will be .in- Martha Baldwin, native of Winston- Investigation by police revealed” The tax commissioner is making v// ry stalled archbishop of Indianapolis. Salem, N. C, didn't mind either. |Web footprints leading away from his study in connection with a trip PALS SREEH AYE AtbSAN ST the water's edge, up the river bank |He will succeed the Most Rev! The baby, named John Baldwin | . ... co esq of to the national conference of state Joseph E. Ritter, who will become Geddie, had no comment Police theorized a woman might tax commissioners at Seattle, Wash. - . archbishop of the St. Louis Sea| It Was their first child, and Mr. have attempted suicide by drown-| His present trip will be limited tien gh vacated by the death of John Car- Geddie, former Texas newspaper- 6 81] depicey Mune after gate; principally 0 Wistar ang: Ves " so |dinal Glennon, The new . arch- Man now in~ publicity work here, }me oo ata neti ——————— y aia ~ i ddvie | bishop of Indianapolis has been Wanted that boy born on Texas! fa \

fice at confer with the Indianapolis arch- Send him a box of “good old Texas | bishop-elect concerning the date dirt.” : of his formal installation here in! Mr. Geddie asked the physician 88. Peter and Paul's cathedral.

| bishop of Leavenworth, Kas soil. » v < ~ r » . | The Indianapolis archdiocesan So he asked his father. H. N. Pr KE | P kL KE 5 oO | T ¥ 1 T T x N G ( / o M Pr A N Y : ted priests will leave here tomorrow for Geddie. of Grand Saline. Tex. W > : 2 . | Kansas City, Kas, where they will a I” waiine sadbod Of ;

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~ i "clude the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Raymond ® delivery table. It was all Tight | r ! pil bod R. Noll, pastor of the cathedral;| With the doctor. erm y sory sri hy 21 EYES EXAMINED the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Henry F. Dugan,| "Dog-gone it, now I feel better,” archdiocesan chancellor; the Rev. |said Mr. Geddie today in reporting GLASSES ON CREDIT Pt. Victor Goossens, archdiocesan| the birth.

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director of the Propagation of the pi Faith and pastor of 8t. Ann's{plans here this week with the Most church, and the Rev. Fr. James H.| Rev. George J. Donnelly, auxiliary! Jansen, pastor of St. Joseph's| bishop of St. Louis, concerning the! church. archbishop’s installation ceremonies Archbishop Ritter will talk over| in St. Louis. {

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