Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 1947 — Page 2

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Ohio, bringing the death toll from natural disasters over the week-

SITTING PRETTY AND DRY—Workmen at.the John Deere Sorta at Offurvo. fowa, are sting on top of one | of the buildings as they watch flood waters of the Des Moines river Seep to the tops of automobile

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homeless. Thousands of ‘acres of rich farmland were laid waste. Quarrels Result Property damage was counted in At least 15 persons were believed fo have drowned in Ottumwa, thei Nn Injury out at Otfumwa, partial service was! week-end resulted in death for one

restored today and residents lined... and a severe ice pick wound up for anti-typhoid ‘shots as author-| so. another.

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Chest Bullet Wound Cause of Death

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Sead In bed 4% his Sooming Bouse}

Miss Pearl Johnson, =, same ame ad, dress, was arrested on

Dewey Kimbrough, 47, of 1015 W.| Two lovers’ quarrels during the) Pear] st, was in City hospital today | coo midsummer convention, ™ with a deep ice pick wound in his chest after what neighbors described Of the Indians optometric associa-|yi)) preside at the meeting. Mrs. as a quarrel with Molly Dulan, jG. tion will be paid June 15 ald 16 21. R. Shreve, Indianapolis, is presi-

heard a shot after Barnes and Miss nD Tae a tr about

| specialties ‘of optometry, will feaometri sts ture the convention. The sectional meetings and chairmen are: To Meet June 15 |G. P. Kintner, Wabash: industrial

Lake Wawasee Site [1irei™ McCleary, Warsaw, and Of Specialties Parley [motorists visual requirements, Dr.

| Visual training, Dr. T. R. Mur{roughs, Linton: contact lenses, Dr

vision, Dr. Enerson J. Soland, Indianapolis; school child vision, Dr.

. N. Scamahorn, Kokomo. Dr. Roy E. Denny, Indianapolis,

fties sought to prevent the outbreak Gharies B. Barnes: 22, of 614 W.|of 857 W. 27th st. Miss Dulan was| the Spink-Wawasee hotel, Lake! dent of the women's auxiliary which | of an epidemic. New York st.. died of a bullet wound| arrested on a charge of assault and Wawasee. { will conduct business sessions and a Start Returning through his chest. He was found’ battery with intent to murder. | Sectional meetings, dealing with | luncheon. $

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Those who evacuated the city began returning to shattered homes today as the flood waters receded. | A layer of mud inches thick cov.ered the streets. Water had reached 8 depth of six feet in the business! district. Streets had holes 123 feet deep and, eight feet in diameter. |

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Needle and Pin “H club of pigs. | wood will meet at 10 a. ;m. Wednes- | day at the home of Joan Gluesen- | kamp. Jane Neléon, president, will have charge. The hostess will give 8 demonstration of cutting out 8 garment. Indianapolis chapter 393, O. E. 8., | will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow at 1522 W. Morris st. for initiations. | - Lenors Felts; wortity matron, and Broadus Billiesen, worthy patron, will preside. Mr, and Mrs. W, L Hurt will entertain members of Warren p Republican club at the| ann strawberry festival at 7 Pp. m. Wednesday at their home, | 1300 8. «Kitley rd. Ben Watt, state | _ Superintendent of public instruction, | will speak. - Gladettes 4-H club of Warren | Central school was to meet at 2| o'clock this afternoon at the home | of its leader, Mrs. John T. Rector, | Mithoeffer rd. Demonstrations were | to be given by Martha Wilson, Carolyn Collins and Mary Judith Collins, Daylight chapter 553, Order of Bastern Star, will have a memorial | meeting at 1:30 p. m. Friday at the | Masonic temple. Miss Nancy Pease | will sing, accompanied by Mrs. H. H. Peabody and Mrs. Oscar | Passmore, organist. | The Frances Willard W. C. T. U.! will meet in the residence of Mrs. * Charles Darrah, 2624 Stuart st., to morrow at 10:30 a. m. The Rev. . Herman Rose will speak and Mrs. | Edward Miller will play the ace cordion. Mrs. Mary Buck will con- | duct the devotions. The Ladies’ Altar society of ol Patrick’s Catholic church willl sponsor a pillow case card party | at 1:30 tomorrow at William H.| Block auditorium.

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