Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1948 — Page 22
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Local Red Cross
To Fete McComb
Former Principal Has “Served 30 Years E. H. Kemper McComb, former: principal of Manual High School, will be honored Thursdly night for his more than 30 years serv-
ice to the In- ll ; : |tianapelis Red The six-inch pipe in the well iy Imari sent up a gas-filled flame 125 feet’ bas} thigh, and 15 feet wide at the top been ar for nearly five hours. | an rl Mr. Norris, Tom Parson and; Cross since its a inax were i “i Qrganization. Fire nts from Terre pproximately Haute and Sullivan” kept the 300 volunteers flames from spreading to Mr.' Who Have given Norris® home, » 1 over five years Damage, to the drilling Of service to the comb |equipment, was estimated at
organization will be recognized at the meeting to be held at 7:45 p. m. in the World! War Memorial. The meeting is| part of the local Red Cross program to recruit 3500 additional volunteer workers. i Miss Margaret A. Hickey, mem-| ber of the board of governors of the American Red Cross, will be guest speaker. Mr. McComb inaugurated the Junior Red Cross program in In-| dianapolis during the World War I. He been a member of the board of directors of the Indian-| apolis Red Cross since 1923. 1} Others who will receive the 30-year-award are Charles J. Lynn, Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht, Miss Agnes Cruse, Mrs. Wolf Sussman and Mrs. Owen Mothershead.
Dives Into Niagara For Coins, Arrested
NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y., Sept. | 14 (UP)—Donald Halpin, 32, be-| gan a 30-day sentence in the N¢-| agara County Jail today for re-| trieving coins tossed by tourists
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the brink of the American falls.| Park reservation police ar-| rested Halpin yesterday after he| risked his life retrieving about 70! cents. He was charged with dis-| orderly conduct. DeMolay Unit to Meet | The Parent Council of the In-| dianapolis DeMolay Chapter, will} meet at 7:45 p. m. today in its Chapter House, 1017 Broadway. Mrs. Paul Stafford will preside.
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face car theft charges a 24-year-old Franklin, Ind, man who police also suspected of shooting a 30-year-old woman hitchhiker to death in Mississippi. Harvey G. Foster, special agent in charge of the Indianapolis office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, said that William R. Thomasson had been arrested in Blackwell, Okla., by a police chief who said he recognized Thomasson from wanted circulars posted in police headquarters. Accused of 100 Thefts Chief Foster said Thomasson picked up Clara Shields while she was hitchhiking near Columbus, Ind, and took her over the country with him. He said Thomasson was wanted for stealing more than 100 cars in nearly a dozen
The two were said to have traveled state to state, stealing cars and reselling them. Police said Miss Shields had traveled with Thomasson because she was “in fear that he would kill her.” Later her body was
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The Chappell Rebekah Lodge No. 702 I00F will hold its regular meeting Friday in the IOOF Hall, 1120 W, 30th St. The lodge played host at the district meeting Friday in Red-
man Hall, when a review of activities held within the past month was presented. a Officers were elected for the 19048-1049 year. They were Mrs.
Myrtle Colvin, president; Mrs. Daisy Windrick, vice president; Mrs. Marguerite Dillon, secretary; Mrs. Frances Barrett, treasurer; Mrs. Mary Pueset, chaplain; Mrs, Alberta Williams, warden; Mrs. Anita McConnell, conductor; Mrs. Vinnie Clow, right supporter of president; Mrs. May Dunbar, left supporter of president; Mrs. Helen Nitchman, right supporter of vice president; Mrs, Mathilda Hundley, left supporter of vice president; Mrs. Mary Davison, guardian; Mrs. Mildred Walker, marshal; Mrs. Lette Ward, pianist, and Mrs. Helen Scholey, solo-
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