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Mrs. George Ham o Paoli| wars ~~ Bond Forfeited Is "State Mother of 1948" , |(Y¥¢ : Defendant Fails

+ 72-Year-Old Says ‘Children Keep Me Young’ 3 . A Paoli mother, Mrs. George F. Rhodes Ham, has been named To Attend 3d Trial | “Indiana State Mother of 1948.” Mrs. Ham, mother of seven grown £.A bond of $4000 on James La-| children, was selected by the Indiana Committee of the Rule ,~ defendant in a man-| Foundation of New York City. She is 72. . ghter case in which two trials| Her personality and endurance amaze her family, but Mrs. stopped before any verdict Ham has an explanation. “My children have kept me young,” she Was reached, was ordered for- said. A lifelong resident of nq gitering ‘hand-me-downs. ” ited by Judge W. D, Bain in Paoli, Mrs. Ham has lived a Her children are Cecil R. Ham, Eriminal Court 1 today. varied life. She has been a school DePauw graduate and cost znd . LaMarr disappeared from In- teacher, a Sunday n manager for Inter- , diarfapolis following an attempt to try his case last January. He failed to appear in court today,

. Methodist productio: school teacher, is now an official| national Harvester Co. here; Mrs.

of the WCTU and the Methodist|\ary E. Trapp, former business missionary movement and is a woman; Miss Maud A. Ham,

i for-a third trial of his case. { member of the Indiana Women's|gtate Teachers College graduate 3 -£The bond was signed by Vernon| Press Club. and English literature teacher; fe Mr. Anderson was,

Despite her outside interssts|Mrs. Mabel Gipson, ‘Elwood this Paoli mother’s main interest/mother of two and wife of has been in her home. Mr. and|Charles O. Gipson, industrialist; (Mrs. Ham will celebrate cheir|Willlam F. Ham, World War II golden wedding anniversary next|veteran and owner of a -Paoli

ven 10 days in which to produce t or turn over the| cash to the court. . { . .; Halts Second Hearing | +The first trial of the case was

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! Jan. 5. - * radio shop; George F. Ham II, ¢ a Ary : Spatial : dai Jes Mrs 2 yeu ot Gibso! Co here, and Miss ars “Dr. Eiteljorg Here Over E from the bench GROTTO SINGERS—The Sahara Grotto Auxiliary choral group will sing with the Sahara Grotto glee club id We Ms. a Sibson E Miss M2 . g oI

3 {Judge Bain halted the second ABr. 7 and 8 i d by the dramatic club in the Grotto clubhouse. Members’ shown seated " phe anid wun hea) Mr Ham's title ‘miakes: her tral - recen r. an in a program sponsore y the : " A > |goal,” she . to make a 5 > Opposite Woolworth’s. MA. or cutor’s oe rote roe left to right Jk Rominger, Bess King, Mildred Smith, Betty Kuhlman, treasurer; Jessie Pulliam, :presi- least one new garment each-week Sligibie for the Hille of “American 0553 “1 J 4 ' 27 ‘ 4 . pe er > ho . showing “impartiality” In rulings. dent: Goldie Saylor, assistant pianist; Lela Christie, secretary; Grace Borger, Lola Massena and Anne Hessel. |*28 Patching. i aaming

"LaMarr is charged with man-| Standing are, left to right, Mary Virt, Mable Pollock, Selda Seedorf, Edna Mehan, Ann Thomas, Helen 1

2 b i slaughter in the traffic death of| ) . ildred Tavl Katheri { : : 3 Riney hat Penn-| James, Naomi Brown, Dora Kinder, Ruth Day, Margaret Beckhan, Lola Resener, Mildred Taylor, atherine soivenia and 38th Sts. July 21, ns Dora Birsfield, Gladys Harding, Florence Harrison, Mary Rabold, Jeanette, Askren and Lela Simmons. BLOCK’'S SHOE REPAIR DEPARTMENT—DOWNSTAIRS

‘He also is charged with vehicle

- rT fh : . . ® | * taking and with being an wees Crafty Burglars McCammon Enters Legislative Race Seek Confession | £4 ] in Criminal Court 2 he MaEt : | Bert C. McCammon, 1001 E. ers Club, a member of the EF birig hes. free under a $10,000; 58th St. member of the 1947 sonic Lodge, Kiwanis Club, The 5 ne. | ‘ ' | Legislature, has announced his/ Junto, Indianapolis Chamber of |] did eat % Ne a Mi d u ge EW 00 candidacy for renomination as Commerce Sales Executive Coun- | State Represent-|cil, Highland Golf and Country EY da es xe P | ‘Burglars broke the window of | # ative on the Re-| Club, Meridian Heights Presby- Homicide detectices moved fast { In Wreck Story | the Hollywood Dress Shop, 108 -

today to ciear up the slaying of publican ticket. |terian Church, Y. M. C*A., In-\cyriis Sylvester Richardson, 49, t Driver of a Ready-Mix Con- Monument Circle, reached] Ie ‘truck which was involved through protecting iron bars and

A resident of| dianapolis Press Club, Veterans| or 1454 8 west St. wh : . . ose bod Indianapolis “42/of Foreign Wars and Indianap- was found in the Canal orto] i In} an accident with a trackless| j,o several dresses and shirts 3 trolley ‘last week at 34th and]

years, Mr. Mc-|olis Athletic Club. . | They expect to have a confesCammon has op-| —— sion within a few hours from a,

i : _| from an inside balcony some time erated a drug! suspect being held. | : Raubvivani Sn. was Sam Pen. this week-end. | store here tor 23} Scotsman Clangs The suspect was picked up on a ; t " ; -l Them er, Miss Edna Weis- years and also * robbery charge Mar. 8, the night 2 , gor Sam-Morton. 2218 Mar fan on St. did not dis- conducted Tocsin of Clan at Mr. Richardson disappeared from

; classes in public) . ’ his home. He has been held for boarding to peice tne truck cover ne burgers unit an hour AN Ml Gocliing' F's New Look in Kilts forosciion ice is sere. | trackless trolley ‘and al “The burglars must have used | Mr. McCammon? graduate of | mmm After the body was found,

” iq | Valparaiso Uni-| SPEAN BRIDGE, Scotland, detectives questioned the suspect ] ? on tro! Th -lal ,” she said, “to reach the , , A Cn atria 11 a i Aparently. a hook | yersity and the Indianapolis Col-| par 29 (UP)—Scotsmen of the JEain and he admitted the slay-| HAVE THE FAMILY’S SHOES REPAIRED ; a yt f Pharmacy. : ng. . 34th" Bt. received minor in-| was used to pull the clothing| '®8¢ © am mdiznant to- ‘ : . “Mr. Morton was driving through the bars.” The exact loss| - He was founder and past presi- Cian Cameron were ing Mr. Richardson's skull was + In Block's Complete and Modern Shoe Repair Department!

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determined. d f - trolley. {has not been determine ent of the Indianapolis Speak New Look was going to add six Stabbed in the neck, an autopsy.

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