Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 August 1946 — Page 25

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The Rev. Stanley Stevens, pastor of the. Pleasant Street Aspostolic church, was ordered to appear in Municipal court 4 this afternoon on a charge of creating a nuisance in conducting revival meetings in a tent in the 2200 block, English ave.

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‘expired noise made by tie revivalise. . The Rev. Stevens said he Was forced to hold meetings in the tent because the congregation’s| . church in Pleasant st. was being ; remodeled, He had been warned, police said not to hold his meeting last night. |: When he proceeded with his serve ices as usual, police served the warrant. After his arrest, the Rev: Stevens completed his services.

to hold meetings in the tent hadlfend their pastor.

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Members of the congregation said" Police "sald the pastor's permit| they would appear in court to de- |}

Miss Lois Sampson . . . She seeks the crown of of the “Glad Queen.”

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Times Special WABASH, Ind, Aug. 8-—Femi-nine and gladioli beauty will vie for attention at the annual Indiana State Gladiolus society show here Aug. 16-18, Belleved to be the largest exthe Middle West, it will be held in the senior high school because of

' entering blooms. y . “Glad Queen” contestants currently are being considered and the winner will be crowned in the city park on the 16th, The “Blossom Ball” will follow, City. churches will unite Aug. 18 “in the city park for-the “Blossom” religious service. Flowers will be distributed to the sick’at the close of He show,

SON SLAYER WINS

F. Noxon Jr, 49, Pittsfield attor-

prisonment.”

chair in which he was to have died this month for murdering their imbecile infant son.

Mrs. Margaret Noxon came here! {from New York for the visit after |

[learning that Governor Maurice J. Tobin and the Massachusetts exec{utive counicil had commuted her | husband's death sentence to life imprisonment yesterday. ‘ For two years Mrs. Noxon had

fought to save her wealthy husband

from the chair, repeatedly reaffirming her faith in his innocence. The governor told the executive council he gave no consideration {to the aspect of “mercy killing,” but

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‘Glamour Wife'

Sues for Divorce

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 8 (U. P). —Mrs. Mary Monroe, whose glamour became>a neighborhood issue in three court battles, today sued to divorce Aircraft executive Edwin Monroe. The pretty matron won the title of “glamour wife” when she contested Mr. Monroe's 1644 divorce charges that she left herself go by calling a*parade of neighbors to testify she was the most gamorous housewife in the district. “She wore a nightgown at the breakfast table,” Mr, Monroe had complained. It wasn? a nightgown, she said; it was a seductive black negligee. He said she was dowdy. Mrs. Monroe personally convinced the judge otherwise. Mr, Monroe lost his suit for divorce, and Mrs. Monroe won hers for separate maintenance. In filing for divorce, yesterday, Mrs. Monroe charge mental cruéelty and said an out of court property settlement gave her custody +of their child, Martha Elaine, 5, and $100 a month Support.

PREDICT MORE COTTON WASHINGTON, Aug. 8 (U. P.).— | The Agriculture department today | predicted a 1046 domestic cotton | crop of 9,200,000 bales compared

of 9,195,000 bales.

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NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the EP chase of the following materials will be received by the Chairman of the State High hivay, Soninission of Indiana, at his office, . Senate ave, Indianapolis 9, ee ny , 2:00 p, m. on the 13th day of August, 1946, at which Hime they will. be publicly opened and

ead invitation No. 877: 250 wood sign posts, { b. Bloomington Invitation No. 878: 1 only all labor, .material and equipment necessary to complete installation of bo signal system in Kokomo, {. o. Invitation No. 879: 100 on 200 tons bi- | tuminous concrete binder (AH) furnished !at plant in the vieinity of Indianapolis jaan No. 880: 450 to tons size aggregate furnished at plant in Ne. A ty of Indinnapolis. Invitation No. 881: 350 to 400 tons size No. ® and 13 aggregates, f. 0. b Oolitie, delivered on Road 37, Section G or at plant in the vicinity of Oolitic Invitation No. 882: 400 to 450 tons size No. 9 aggregate, f. o. b, Bloomington, deivered on Road 37, Section H or at plant in the vicinity of Bloomington Bids shall Jo submitted upon standard proposal form STATE HIGHWAY | COMMISSION OF

INDIANA JOHN H, LAUER, Chairman. NOTICE

given to the taxpayers 1p. Marion County, Inr legal officers of eall a regular meéting visory ard of sald to be held at the office of the Center Township Trustee at 214 North Benate Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana, at three o'clock M. in the afternoon of August 27, 1946, to consider the advisability snd necessity of transferring and sppropriating the total sum of six hundred and eighty one dollars ($681.00) from the unappropriated. and gnexpended working balante now In the hands of the Center Township Trustee in his Township Funds, Special hool Furds and Tuition Funds. Sa total sum includes the (following Hams: The sum A one hundred eighty doles $180.00) will be transferred Lo Account No 's on account of the increase in rent of the Justice of Peace office, The sum of one hundred sixty one dollars ($161 00) for Township Account No to reimburse the Trustee on account of expense funds not collected in previous year: 2. e sum of two Andred forty dollars ($240.00) for Special School Account 0. 32 as increase for Janitors. Increase to be aileetivy July 1st. sum of one hundred dollars ($100.00) for tuition to Account No. 28 for the purpose af paying one teacher balance of salary as per contract. Said Advisory Board will also hct and take action on such other matters in connection therewitn as may be deemed expedient at such time The taxpayers appearing at such meeting will have a right to be heard thereof | The additional apbroptiation in the form of transfer of funds, if ally made, will be automatically roterreq to the State Board of Tax Commissioners and which board will hold another hearing within fteen (15) days at the office of the [County Auditor of Marion County, JIndi- | ana, or such other place as gay be designated at such hearing hIpalest ea: to any such addiFoprisgion or transfer of funds may be” eard and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and wh here such any of will be held.

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