Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1947 — Page 17

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FRIDAY, ¥ MARCH 1, 1047

Prospect Chapter Installation Set

Members of Prospect chapter No. $42, O. E. 8, will hold public installation of officers at 8 p. m. March 20, in ‘the. chapter hall, State and

* Prospect sts.

as worthy matroh, Othe cers are: Chester G. Lep-

tron; Lena P. Bcheier, assoclate

Girl Wed to Two [Must Choose One

DETROIT, March 14 (U. P).—| Two men, ‘both married to the same| oo. Mr. Smith Peninnah Hall|girl and too much in love with her gve party. will be installed; aocuse her o fbigamypwaited today for her to make. up her. mind new Offi-|which one she loves most. The girl was 18-year-old Evelyne March 3. Costigan Norris 8mith, an attrac pert, worthy Pa-|tive brunet.

Ward about the mixup. Evelyne sald she

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18, and Donald W, Smith, 22. The three appeared at the Wayne 88ainst her, county prosecutor's office yesterday and told Assistant Prosecutor Willls| 0 ot them. Evelyne indicated to

Policewoman Madeline Webster that married Mr. | Mr, Smith was Her choice: Norris at Ft. Benning, Ga., Oct. 13, here and

Year's

“I fell head over heels in love] with him.and forgot about Wayne, she said. 8he married Mr. Smith

Mr. Ward said he would not issue Her husbands were|a warrant charging the girl with Army Paratrooper Wayne J. Norris,| bigamy because both men told him

“we - her too much” to testy

Both men

matron; Wayne Young, associate

patron; Vera Ginn, secretary;

Peninnah Hall

Minnie Wienke, treasurer. Gladys Nicely, econductress; Bonnie Stephenson, associate conduc- | tress; Anna Hall, chaplain; Maxine

Gaston, marshal; organist; Adah: Gladys Kaseck, Ruth. Marcelle Rhodes, Esther; Mary Nicoloff, Martha; Ruth Barrows, Electa: Juanita Krug, warder, and Frieda Kleppe, sentinel.

Mrs. Bessie Spires Dies

At Woman's Prison Mrs, “Bessie Spires, Shively, Ky. died . yesterday’ at the Indiana -3 Women's... prison. where she was HAST REE EWo 107 THY Rar sentence. The 33-year-old woman was sen- - tenced for her alleged attempt to help her husband, Marvin. Spires, | escape from Jeffersonville jail. Surviving are her husband; her father, John Furtak; two sons; a brother, and three sisters,

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Plane Crash Kills Two

OHARLESTON, 8, C., March 14 » (U, P).~A twin-engine DC-3 carrying a*cargo of gladiolas crashed during a landing here today killing | municipal court. two crew members, Pilot Samue] E. Whiteman, and Co-pilot William C.|Malarney, union attorneys, contend Judson Stark to act on the af-|{did not indicate whether he would

Ivey, both of 8t. Petersburg, Fla, that Mr, Yuncker broke the +50-|fidavit.

! “| union have

Affidavit Held WE In Teamsters’ Cas

_ Attorneys

year-old law by discharging the|\ drivers for union activity. =

‘he had filed an affidavit for hear. i in municipal court 4 At the

for the Teamsters’ jonas, ‘that the afdavit was being; charged James B8.'held for study,

Mr. Jacobs said this morning that

urt, however, deputy

| Yuncker president of the Coca-Cola It was signed by Harvey Kessling, ae ah SR —

Bottling Co, with violating an 1893 a former company employee. Prose |viction carries a {law in the discharge of 19 truck cutors said that technically the of 30 and six. enghy mp drivers last January, but have been complaint must be signed by a ment,

Andrew Jacobs and Robert D.|

{unable to bring tHe afMdavit into member of the prosecutor's staff be|fore the case could go to trial,

yet had onportunity Ja all his’ wn Mr. Jacobs appealed to Prosecutor evidence the union submitted and last November, He said he

Under the 1893 law, con-l/approve an affidavit,

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