Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 June 1947 — Page 7
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Raise Toll for State Four Above 1946
Bus-Cor Crash Here Fatal to Two; Auto
Passengers, Pedestrians’ Among Other Victims
Indiana's traffic death toll for the three-day Memorial Day ny. Yor:
end reached 20 today as the state
The total was four higher than the fatality list during the four=
day 1946 holiday.
Twelve persons died in state trafic accidents Memorial day, five were killed on Hoosier streets and highways Saturday and Sunday and
three perished in accidents early today. Today's dead wede: Betty Lamvert, 21, of Richmond, who was killed when a car operated by Ray Bchwyn, 18, of Winchester in whieh she was a passenger, crashed Into a culvert on state rd. 32 six miles east of Winchester. Farmer Killed on Road ' Thomas Reed, 80, a Johnson county farmer, killed when he was struck while walking on state rd, #4 near Franklin by an automobile driven by Harold Brown, 18, of Franklin. Mary E. Brautingam, 86, of New Albany, who died of shock after an auto crash on U. 8. 31 near Uniontown, Two fatalities accurred in south Indianapolis when an inbound Greyhound bus crashed into an automobile and then careened into a garage at 4015 Madison ave, The dead in that accident were James Peavler, 28, of Greenwood, and James Adams, 29, of Franklin Struck by Bus The automobile which Mr. Pealver was driving south on Madison ave. was struck broadside by the northbound Greyhound bus from Louisville as he attempted to make a left hand turn into Windermire | st. The bus then crashed into the Madison ave. garage, killing Mr. Adams, who was standing in the crowded vehicle. Seventeen injured were treated at Methodist, City and Veterans’ hospitals.
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were injured in the crash. Charles Plats, 76, of Deputy, died yesterday as a result of an auto-mobile-truck accident last Wednesday. ; In Marion county yesterday, 14 persons were hurt in a two-car collision at state rd. 67 and Tibbs ave. An automobile driven by Herbert Brady, 61, of R. R. 1, Jasonville, wag in collision with the car of Barkley Acton, 36, of R. R. 3, Box 404, Ben Davis. Mrs, Mary Acton and Barkley Jr., 12, were in hospitals, the mother with head injuries and the boy with a broken right arm and a possible skull fracture. Others Less Seriously Hurt Others were less seriously injured and some were treated but not admitted at City hospital which sent two ambulances to the scene. Seven persons were riding in each of the automobiles.
Paul Simmons of 734 Terrace ave. was sent to City hospital in serious condition early yesterday after he was struck by an automobile while trying to cross S, East st. at Terrace, Police charged Eugene Weylen, 22, of 265 E. Minnesota st. driver Va grancy, improper lights and reckless driving, George Welcher, 27, of Mooresville was taken to Veterans hospital with a deep gash in the neck after the automobile he was driving was in
Most seriously injured among the bus passengers in hospitals was Pvt. Edward Wills of Ft. Knox, Ky., who| remained at Veterans hospital. Outside of Indiana, Mrs. Sannie B. Herrold of 530 Sutherland ave. died yesterday in an automobile accident near Celina, O., while en! route home from Canton. Her husband, H. Edwin Herrold, was not; seriously hurt. Brazil Youth Killed Philip Cooper, 18, of Brazil, was killed yesterday when his car was struck by a Chicago & Eastern Illinois railroad train north of Terre Haute. Mrs. Floyd Deckard, 60, of Sullivan died in a head-on collision east of that town. Eight others
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Police Here Swamped With “Series of Calls
Crime took no holiday over the holiday week-end. . Police phones were swamped with calls. Burglars last night cracked the safe of the Modern Wash Soap Co, 2019 Shelby st., for $250. Joseph Showalter, 27, Pairfield, Ind., lost $469 to two gunmen who held him up at Illinois and St. Joseph sts. They fled in a car with a companion. Purse Snatcher Identified A 17-year-old boy was arrested and charged with vagrancy after
collision with a city garbage truck | peing identified as a purse-snatcher
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Rites Tomorow For William Weber
Services for Willlam Morris Weber, native and lifelong resident of Indianapolis, will be tomorrow at 4 p. m. in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill Mr. Weber died yesterday at the
age of 56. He had been employed
by the Indianapolis Power & Light Co., for 21 years. He lived at 1326 N. Alabama st., was a member of the American Legion and géctive in the bowling league of the company. He also belonged to the Ipalco club. Survivors "are three sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Bann of Indianapolis, Miss Cecil Stalnaker of Nappanee, Ill, and Mrs. Hattie L. Irwin, Charleston, W. Va.
Ruben Glanzman
Ruben Glanzman, native Romanian and Indianapolis resident for 25 years, died last night. Mr. Glanzman was the father of six sons, five of whom live here. He was 49 and the owner of the army goods store, 340 E. Washington st. He lived at 1018 S. Illinois st.
by Mrs. Marie Seals, 32, of 1032 Goodlet ave, The youth grabbed her purse at Alabama and Ohio sa, she said. Elmer F. Moore, 24, of 337 E. Washington st., and Grover E. Leisure, 64, of 118% 8. Noble st., were arrested and charged with robbery. Police say they robbed and beat Isaac Cash, 79, of 114 8. Cincinnati st., taking $70. Mr, Cash was treated at City hospital. Three men were arrested and charged with vagrancy after police caught them with a load of cement in their car. Police said the cement was stolen from a building project at 14th st. and Sherman dr. Arrested were Calvin Taylor, 19, of 4047 W. Morris st.; Robert E. Smith, 20, of 614 Manhattan ave. and Obry Smith, 28, of 1141 w. New York st. Homes Burglarized : House burglars also were busy. Mrs. Mary Rogers, 2238 N. New Jersey -st., reported the theft of $2. The thief fled when she awakened, she said. : The home of Eugene Sauer, 2237 Central ave., was burglarized fo? $75. When Ernest Perry, 26, of 2862 Highland ave. went to investigate a noise at his front door early yesterday morning, he faced a revolver, j The gunman entered the house and took $22, Mr. Perry reported.
STRIKE CUTS PARIS BREAD PARIS, June 2 (U, P.).—At least
Miss Clee Smith PERFECT RECORD — For 12 years these’ two Sraduating t
seniors have been in class every day. They ere the only two o
Small Crime Takes'2 Manual Seniors Haven't Missed Class in 12 Years
Girls Boast Only Perfect Attendance Records in Graduating Class of 310
Day in and day out , .. year in and year out. From the very first day of grade school to the date they pick up their high school diplomas, two Manualites never have missed a class. Perfect attendance records this year go to Miss Clee Smith, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Lester Smith, 1246 W. Ray st., and Miss Idora B. Richter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Richter, 838 Greer st.
And the 12 years haven't been had, the young ladies claim. School can be fun, they have decided. Miss Smith, who stands at the top of her class scholastically, ma-
Cancer Drive Here $11000 Over Goal
With scattered donations still being received the Marion County Cancer society today announced that the campaign which closed
officially. May 3. had passed the $61,000 mark. Merle H. Miller, campaign chairman, said the society reached the original $50,000 goal in the last report meeting but money has continued to pour in from voluntary donors. “I want to emphasize that our goal of $50,000 was far less than the money needed but that those who already have helped us exceed it by more than $11,000 have made a very important and necessaty contribution to a worthy moVement,” Mr. Miller said," The society will retain 40 per cent of the funds, 20 per cent will go to the Indiana yaar society and the remaining 40’per cent will be turned over to the American Cancer society for the furtherance of scientific research.
Auxiliary to Stage Show for Veterans
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Indianapolis Post 114 Jewish War Veterans of the United States, will present “The Varieties of 1947," for patients at Veterans hospital at 7:30 p..m. tomorrow.
Morgan R. Swain will be master of ceremonies and Mrs. Jennie Bar-
The five local sons are Julius, 2000 bakeries in the Paris area were nett, sponsor of the show. The cast
Max, Louis and Sam who affected today by a 48-hour pro-| includes Jean Perry, Sharon Lee
at present is with the army at Ft. test strike of bakers which caused {Hupt, Mabel Thurston, Ruth Stevena temporary 50 per cent reduction | son, Gene Karsen, Betty Irick, and |
Bliss, Tex. Other survivors are his wife, Mrs. Glanzman; his mother, Mrs. Gertrude Glanzman; four Abe, Harry, Jackie and Alice; a sister, Mrs. Irving Tamber; and a grandchild, all of Indianapolis. Rabbi David Shapiro and Cantor Sam Levin will conduct services tohorrow at 4 p. m. in the Aaron Ruben funeral home. Burial wii be in Knesses Israel.
John F. Murphy
John FP. Murphy, 2703 Guilford
-{ave., a locomotive engineer 52 years
for the Monon railroad, died yesterday in St. Vincent's hospital. He was 82. Mr. Murphy was born in Michigan City, lived here 52 years and was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and St. Joseph's Catholich church. Services will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow in St. Joseph's church with | burial in Holy Cross. Survivors are a son, William T. Murphy, Dallas, Tex, and two sis- | ters, Mrs. R. E. Doherty and Mrs. | James Healion, both of Michigan | City.
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EVENTS TOMORROW Indiana Tederation of Clubs, convention,
Claypool BIRTHS Girls At St. Framcis — Lawrente, Evelyn MoLaughlin William Mary Washburn; James, Bonnie Ford; Charles, Betty Hopper and Edwin, Betty Brubeck. At ty — Gilbert, Sue axey; Calvin,
Dollie Andrews, and Edward, Beulah At Coleman ~ Frank, Charlotte Wadsworth; Gordon, Doris Reinschrieber; John; Marjorie Harrison; Leo, Ruth Beers, and Emil, Dorothy Flerdos. At Methodist —Harry, Mary Ritter; Kenneth, Martha Jarvis; Samuel, Mildred Chandler; Everett, Mary Boyer: Robert, Marvel Short; Joy, Mary Hawkins; Donald, Betty Banta; Harold, Jeanette Barrett; Iva, Ladorna Eddy: Edgar, ny inia Brownell; Clarence, Violet Ross Dale, Tomisine Andis. AC St. Vincent's—Bernard, Martha Davis: Vernon, Rosemary Koers; Do Conard: Leo, Dorothea Gibbs; LaVerna Pemberton;
Marie Powell; Buford, garet Wood; John, Jeanne Gilley: mond, Dorothy Devine: Robert. aret Leary, and Russell,
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ard. At Se) Frangis—John, Georgia Chesney; Lloyd, Butter I John auling: Carolina Maestri. At City tarshill, ‘Anfia Gant, and Harry, Daisy Ruth Miller. At Coleman-—William, Florence Lull: Howard, Armilda Drake; Edward, Marjorie Hubbell, and onard, Ann Reel. At Methodist—Kenneth, Kathleen Trout; Richard, Patricia Ernsting; Ray, Eunise Reuter; Chauncey, Marguerite Ruffin; william, Kathleen Kirby, Robert, Jane Hunter; Herschel, Evelyn Leonard: Milo, Barbara Stivers; Frank, Prudy Weathers; Herman, Margaret Heald, Arthur, Sarah Thompson; Wilbert, Dorothy og and William, dsl Wright. At Vincent's — Urb an, Margaret Al-
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jored in English and mathematics. Her extra-curricular activities included work on the school paper of which she was editor; assistant editor of the yearbook; member of Masoma; president English IV; vice president English I; Girls’ league, and. 1947 track queen. She will enter: Ball State Teachers college to study business administration, Miss Richter majored in English and history and held membership in Masoma, Red Cross club and Business Girls’ club. She will take a two-week schooling course at the International Machine Corp. .
Local Briefs
The Olive Branch Past Noble Grands association will atfend a noon luncheon Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Maud Robertson in Noblesville. The auxiliary of Naomi chapter, O. E 8, will sponsor a musical revue to be given next Saturday evening in the Masonic temple, I1linois and North sts, by the Ipalco
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California desert retreat to attend Apostolic Holy Cross church, His visit was unannounced, but word of his coming spread through the parish. . . . . Two hours before the faith healer arrived, hundreds of ailing per-
Drowned Woman May Be Race Fan
Body Is Unidentified
Despite Broadcasts
Police today advanced a theory that’ a woman found drowned in
out-of-town visitor to Indianapolis, possibly a Speedway race fan, Capt. Jack Alkire said detectives had sent hér fingerprints to the FBI for identification, since there has been no normal identification response. No person fitting the description of the drowned person has been reported missing, he said. Neither have publication and broadcast of the drowning brought any calls from persons who might identify her.
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sand Began ‘gathering outside the ry ia i Mass hdd begun when ihe. Paim Springs perty arrived. Archbishop Mampre Kaleaian was at the altar, Ropes stretched about the en trance to the church failed to hold back the crowd. The mass ‘of humanity pressed forward to touch the flowing black robe of the man brought halt way around ‘the world to attempt: the healing of Vaughn Arakelian, epileptic ‘son of wealthy vintner Krikor Arakelian of Palm Springs, One man fell prone on the sidewalk and kissed the hem of the mystic's cassock, Some wept and asked his blessing. Members of the congregation rose in homage as he passed down the aisle, -~ After the service, a police guard had to be called to clear a path
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Fourth Set of Twins .NEW YORK, June 3 (U, P).— Mrs. Josephine Cummo, 34, wife of postman Charles Cummo, was recovering today after giving birth to
Autopsy Ordered The lack of calls plus the fact| that the drowning occurred when| the city was crowded with race fans indicate the woman might not be local, he said. An autopsy has been ordered and the dead woman's fingerprints are being checked both with city and FBI files. The body was found in the canal yesterday caught on a wire, fence between 11th and 12th sts, by Grant Ashford, 59, of 510 W. 17th st. Coroner’s . investigator Walter Bridgins said the woman appeared to. be about 55 years old, five feet two inches tall 115 pounds with brown hair and hazel eyes. She was wearing a blue coat, a brown and white striped dress and black perforated pump shoes. Michigan City Drowning ‘Another drowning was being investigated by state police at Mich~ igan City. There in the harbor the body of Mrs. Hattie Jurgensen, 64, of Mich~ igan City was fouhd floating near a railroad bridge by a section foreman. She had been reported missing. The waters of Fall creek took the life of 15-year-old Charles Royster of 519 W. 28th st. He drowned when the canoe in which he and two companions were paddling near Northwestern ave. overturned SatHis companions made futile at-
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