Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1946 — Page 13
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Slippery Humilion County Road Link Adds 6 Crashes
Automobiles Spin Out of Control During Rainy Period; Toledo Man Seriously Hurt
Times State barvice ,NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Dec. 12—The slippery, treacherous stretch of ‘state road 32 between Westfield and Noblesville, where dozns of people have been injured and thousands of dollars worth of property damaged in automobile acoidents during the last three months, claimed six more victims during the rain the first part of this week. Charles Baker, 63, of Toledo, O., a traveling salesman, is in the local
hospital suffering from serious internal injuries and deep cuts and lacerations received when his car skidded off the highway a mile west of here, rolled down a steep embankment, and landed upside-down in a pasture fleld. The auto was demolished. When County 8 Sherift __ George
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Michelfelder investigated the accident he was surprised to find that a rabbit had been killed by the Baker machine in its wild plunge. down ¢he embankment. An auto driven by H. R. Grove of McCordsville spun on the slippery highway four miles west of |here, skidded broadside through the yard in front of the horle of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Slater, and turned
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Mayor's Committee Sponsors Stock Sale
Times State Service . SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Dec. 12— Public financial support of a $100,000 home-building program for the city of Shelbyville will be sought at a mass meeting tomorrow evening during which a stock issue of Shelbyville Homes, Inc., will be offered for sale to the general public. The corporation is an organization being formed by the mayor's emergency housing committee to make new homes available to local veterans. With 50 applications for homes
over in the. Slater driveway. The driver was not injured seriously but | the car suffered damages totaling | several hundred dollars. “Four other accidents also were reported on this six-mile stretch!
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of highway but no one was injured and only minor damage fo automobiles and fences occured.
53 Heirs to Divide
GOSHEN, Ind., Dec. 12 (U. P.) — Attorney John W. Davis today prepared to distribute a $700 estate among 53 heirs of Levi Each, real estate dealer, who died last week. The $700 will be divided among the numerous heirs which include
already on file from veterans, the {committee hopes to raise sufficient fupds for the project before the holiday season. Ten thousand shares of stock, at $10 per share, iwill be offered at the public meeting. Sell to Veterans The amount is believed sufficient to purchase land for a housing proj ect, as well as to start actual construction work on several homes, after which the corporation would operate on a revolving fund basis as the first homes are sold to veteran purchasers, The corporation has been established on a profit-sharing basis as a means of attracting the maximum capital, and 6f assuring a continuing interest in the project, but the
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| Hoosier Cartoonist Named Councilman
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CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Dec. |
12—David C. Gerard, nationally known magazine cartoonist, has been named a member of the Crawfordsville city council to serve through next year. He replaces Walter Remley, who moved out of the ward. : A lifelong Crawfordsville resident, Mr, Gerard was graduated from Wabash college in 1931. His cartoons appear regularly in a number of weekly and monthly magazines, and before the war some of his work “was used in foreign publications.
Noblesville Issues Bonds for Equipment
mes State Service NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Dec. 12.— The Noblesville City Council this week approved a bond issue not to exceed $15,000 to parehase needed city equipment. The money will be used to buy a | new automobile for Fire Chief Her- | man Lawson, a new car for the city | police department, a new street | sweeper, two dump. trucks, and a | steel tank of 10,000-gallon capacity for use in storing road oil,
‘Ralph Masters Heads Boy Scout District
Times State Service MONTICELLO, Ind. Dec. 12.— Ralph Masters of Monticello was elected chairman of the White district of the Boy Scouts at a meeting held here attended by 300 scouts and representatives from Winamac, Bulaski, Reynolds and Franceville. Russell Parks of Wolcott was {elected vice chairman. Members at {large are Harold C. Phent, Kiwanis ! district governor of Indiana; Ralph | Scowden, and Judge Russell Gordon, all of Monticello; Beryl Shell {of Chalmers and L. A. McCool of | Idaville.
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4H WINNER — Miriam Miers, 19, of Rushville, is Indiana winner in individual 1946 4-H club dairy foods demonstrations. She gave her dem. onstration on "The Possibility of a Quart of Milk" seven times before audiences totaling 300 people. Among her winnings is a $50 savings bond by a national foods company.
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MONTICELLO, Ind, Dec.
ficers are patrolling Monticello | nightly in efforts to stop what fis described as “suspiciously started
recently. There has been no logical explan{ation of the fire which consumed the Tromblee saw mill at the edge of Monticello two weeks ago, with a loss of $5000, nor the $100,000 blaze which destroyed the Tumbl'Brite mill-factory here Dec. 2. Three business houses in the city reported small blazes early last Saturday night without explanation.
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Rush Ev Aids Santa
By Making List of Needy
Times State Service RUSHVILLE, Ind, Dec. 12—~Rush county families in need during
can Red Cross,
12.— the Christmas season will be well taken care of, according to Mrs. Ir] City and county law enforcing of- | Ward, executive secretary of the Rush county. chapter of the Ameri-
In past years several sororities and fraternities of Rush county have
foodstuffs and toys has been made heretofore, due to the fact that a complete roster of such families | has not been made. Mrs. Ward said that the Red Cross office is co-operating with several organizations here in mak-
ing a census: of the needy and placing the names on a roll, which will be placed in the Red Cross office in the courthouse. Organizations wishing to make up baskets of food and a donation of
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| een helping the needy families, but no satisfactory distribution of the fires,” that have plagued the city!
toys to the needy will be able to make a fair distribution of their gifts, as they may apply for names of families at the centrally located file in the Red Cross office’ and procure the names of as many as they care to sponsor, This is the first year that the
Christmas porgram has been coordinated here, and has been ascribed to by all the charitable groups of the county.
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[Dan ne. Joins. In. Home Search !
Times State Service LEBANON, Ind, Dec. 12, ~Aparts
ments and homes for veterans head the shopping list. of Joseph W, Gregory, Boone county veterans’ service officer,
The situation is so desperate, Mr, Gregory declares, that even Dan Cupid's fortunes are involved, The flancee of one local veteran is come ing from a distant state to be ‘mare ried—but if there is no apartment she will return home with ne wedding. There are many veterans on the home ‘waiting list in Boone county, Mr. Gregory sald in issuing an aps - peal for apartments with even as few as two rooms. “If they could fix them up with a little paint, paper and furniture, it would be an appreciated Christe
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