Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 December 1948 — Page 13

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. Short, Indianapolis, and seven grandchildren,

- Police Arrest Pair

Richmond, 28, Peru, was arrested]

_ fornia St, police said.

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Funeral at Linton Today

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'. Adjutant General Mrs. Hattie Price Sherwood,

clubwoman and life-long resident of Linton, who died Tuesday in

her home there, was to be buried]

today in Fairview. Cemetery after services at 2 p. m. in the Welch Funeral Home, Linton. She was 87. The widow of Dr. Elmer T. Sherwood, she was the mother of Elmer W, Sherwood, Indianapolis public relations executive and former adjutant general of IndiPioneer Worker

Mrs. BHerwood was a pioneer in woman's suffrage in Indiana, and maintained an active interest in government all her life. She was a militant worker for rights for the underprivileged, and was instrumental in obtaining the first public library in Linton. She was a member of the Fastern Star, the Indiana Federation of Women’s Clubs, the American Legion Auxiliary, the Woman's Relief Corps and other societies, and a graduate of Meron (Ind.) College. . Her son, Elmer Sherwood, is head of Sherwood Associates, public relations counselors. She also is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Edith Hangar, Linton.

THURSDAY, DEC. 5, 1048

Mrs. Sherwoode~ oF:

Two. extra deputy sheriff crime squads were placed on 22-day duty by Sheriff Magenheimer for investigation of burglaries and holdups during the holiday season. ~The sheriff ordered the squads to question suspicious persons, watch business places and to arrest all persons found armed or with burglar equipment. In issuing the order, effective today, Sheriff Magenheimer said, “There is always an increase in burglaries and holdups at Christ-

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Mrs, Watson's Rites Services for Mrs. Nellle May,

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Watson, who died Tuesday in her!

home, 3308 Roosevelt Ave., were When 72 Years Young

to be held at 1:30 p, m. tomorrow, in Moore Mortuaries Northeast! Chapel. Burial will be in Washington Park. She died at 58. Born in Seymour, MPs. Watson lived in Indianapolis 30 years. She wag a member of the auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, and of Lawrence Chapter, OES. She is survived by a son, Harlan 8. Lane, Indianapolis; her fa-

that 72 is no age to start taking it easy and he's going to do something about it.

he will hunt tigers.

crazy to be making this trip,” he said, “but I'm not going to sit around here and dry up.”

Time to. Hunt Tigers CHARLOTTE; N: C, Dec. §

(UP)—John L. Hunter said today

Mr. Hunter left for India where

“Some of my folks say I'm

ther, Robert J. Gallamore, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Allegra Longmire, Indianapolis, and two brothers, Oliver H. Gallamore, Indianapolis, and A. J. Gallamore, Texas.

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The new president of the Indianapolis Round Table of Christians and Jews, Dr. Dallas L. Browning (center), will be assisted by co-chairmen Patrick J. Fisher (left), and Jack B, Kammins, Other new officers named yesterday at the meeting in the Hotel Lincoln are Dr. Howard J. Baumgartel, re-elected secretary, and William P. Flynn, re-elected treasurer..

Sheriff Assigns 2 Crime Squads Virgil Quinn and Robért Reasner, special investigators, will be

Pickets Restrained

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WINCHESTER, Dec. 9 (UP)— Randolph Circuit Judge John W. [Macy today issued a temporary restraining order against mass picketing by United Auto Workers (CIO) at the New Castle plant| of the Perfect Circle Corp.

Resigns Put

Louisville Post

The Rev. W. Franklin Lahr today announced his resignation as pastor of the Second Evangelical and Reformed Church to assume! the pulpit of the Christ Evangeli“jcal and Reformed Church; Louts

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leration and the Indiana Council of Churches and a one-time president of the Indiana Synod of his own denomination. The pastor, Mrs, Lahr and their

in the parsonage, 2724 Napoleon

Hulman to Speak : ‘Tony Hulman, Indianapolis Motor Speedway owner, will speak ® at an Indianapolis Optimist Club meeting at 12:15 p. m. tomorrow Wilbur | # Shaw, Speedway president, also}

in the Severin Hotel

will attend.

son, Robert, have been residing

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ville, Ky, = The Rev. Mr. -Lahr-will preach on “Celebrating Christmas” Sunday morning at “the Second Church, and with the addréss conclude his ministry in the city. During his service here, the resigning pastor has been instrumental in Hquidating -the debt on the edifice ‘at Shelby and Pleasant Sts. and in marking his congregation’s 87th anniversary. He 1s a member of the executive board of the Indianapolis Church Fed-!

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Services for Mrs: Margaret};

Thormyer, R. R: 10, Box 185, who died Tuesday in Methodist Hospital, were to be held at 2 p. m. today in Charles R. McCarty Mortuary. Burial will be in Washington Park. She was 68. Mrs. Thormyer was born in Madison. She is survived by her husband, Albert; two sons, George Thormyer, Columbus, O., and Clarence Thormyer, Austin; a| daughter, Mrs. George White, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs, Lena

Riding in Stolen Car Two men riding in what police said was a stolen car were arrested early this morning in the “800 block of W, Vermont St. The driver was charged with

vagrancy. His companion, who police identified as Francis J.

on a charge of intoxication. Officers said they found Richmond’s wallet containing $90 hidden above the sun visor on. the driver's side. The - automobile had been reported stolen earlier in the eve-

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