Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 December 1948 — Page 9

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GEORGETOWN, Ind. Dec. 14 (UP)~—Firemen brought a $200,000 fire - under control early today after it had wiped out nearly two blocks of this small town's business section. ~ Fireman Chatles R. Vest said the blaze started last night when i& gas engine driving a seed grinder blew up in a store.’ He sald the flames were out of con‘trol “in three minutes: Cause {of the-blast was not known. Report No Casualties NO... casualties, were, reported, Mr. Vest said. Allen Moore, who was operating the grinder when the engine exploded, was uninI jured. The one-story Major Seed Co. store building, two three-story buildings, including the ‘Masonie lodge hall, a one-story confectionery store: and a residence were lost in the blaze. It leveled buildings on a 500-foot frontage on Ind. 64. Utility poles topple! and the town was without electricity. Firefighters from Louisville, Ky., were joined by Indiana departments from New Albany, Marengo, Lanesville, Cérydon, Milltown and Palmyra.

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|Cosmetologists Install Officers

New officers installed by the yi Indianapolis unit of the Indiana r Hairdressers ‘and Cosmetologists tAssociation during a Christmas

clude: President, Mrs. Ethel Brenton: first~-vice rpresident;’ Gornstein; second vice president, Mrs. Golden Kelley; president, Mrs. Leona Green; fourth vice president, Mrs. Orpha Bosley, and fifth vice president, Mrs. Norris Berry. Other officers are the secretary, Miss Betty Wheeler; treasurer, Mrs. Florence Pierce; historian, , |Mrs. Hilda Kendall, and sergeant. at-arms, Mrs. Cleon Lennard. 8 MEE ROTTEN EE TTROWH HA chairman of the board of trustees, which includes Mrs. Jonas. Palm,

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Earlham Students Fete - Children, Townspeople

Times State Service RICHMOND, Dec. 14 — The Earlham College student body shared the Christmas spirit with kidneys eontain citizens of Richmond last week her iter wh) topurifythe when two children’s parties were | red wm don’t work right in the daytime, |N€ld, and the community was ts, Irregular | serenaded with carols.

FREER something ro Toh as emainete | The Ionian Society, men’s honor

Madger. Don ? neglect thi this condition and group, acted as big brothers to We rodeo iD unction Jermits some 30 Richmond boys on Fri-

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backache, ey i ing pulinese Ton oles and ene s and his bag of gifts. : pod dissiness. Ask Betpgiai tor Doas’s | On Saturday the Association of lls, » stimulant dlareric od rors | Women Students and the Womba millions he for vet) 50 > Jeu rv. Boas sive ee Anidtie Bresaciation, Jon Fok Fh ot pettus ware from rom an orphan’s home.

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Named Manager : Of Supply Firm

George E. Wolf, 57 Kenmore Road, has been appointed manager of ‘the newly formed Foun« tain Square Supply Co., Inc, at 1117 Prospect. He was previ ously associated

naday, president; Argie, N, Stewart, vice presi-} dent; William | Buchner, secretary, and Fred G. Johnston Jr., treasurer.

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Carroll's Estate Sues HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 14 (UP) = 1A.-$2,012.830. damage. sult. fled: by, showman Earl Carroll's estate with negligent operation of a 17, killing Mr. Carroll and 42

sylvania courts:

party in the Lincoln Hotel in-| .

«day, treating them to. a banquet,| § R&"

Last week-end the firm held?

today charged United Air Lines| DC-8 plane which crashed June

others. The suit was filled in Penn-

Wife on Trial In GI Slaying

Sergeant Shot During |

German Billet Row MARBURG, Germany, Dec. 14 (UP)—Mrs. Wilma (Billie) Ybarbo,

was charged w ith}

was placed on trial for murder! today. i

is accused by the U. 8: military government of fatally wounding her husband, 8gt. John Ybarbo, of Galiad, Tex., during.a quarrel

the boudoir of their army billet

in nearby Fritzlar. . \ Sgt. Ybarho was shot four [times with a tiny: Hungarian [pistol Sept. 30. He died Oct. 1. | Charges were filed against ‘Mrs, Ybarbo under both U. 8. military government and German law, making thé brunet hougewife the first American woman

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Thousands still - Seek New Homes

New homes still draw thousands of house- -hungry Visitors when open for-inspection... v Warren Atkinson, realtor re-| a only about 10 per cent off

those who shuffle through the) new homes have the capacity to| pay the price. Still, he says, they |

24-year-old New England|want to see how people are living, Shelbyville, . | housewife, i (shooting her husband when she

what the conveniences are. Mr, Atkinson, who held a new home open for inspection Sun-| day at- 1116 Hawks Lane in the Canterbury addition ($29,000) |

no let-up in the desire of Hoosiers for better homes: Their trouble, he said yester-| day, is getting the down payment | together.

Auxiliary Plans. Party The annual Christmas party of the Past Presidents Parley of |

“TWayne Post 6, American Legion

Auxiliary, will be held at 7 p. m.| Friday. Mrs. David Deuper and! Mrs. ‘Margaret Skinner will be | hostesses at a dinner preceding | Sa

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Medical Historians Elect Dr. Loehr

Dr. William M, Loehr, 6044 Crittenden Ave., was elected president of the Indiana Association f the History of Medicine in a | Padeht meeting In the State LIbrary. Dr. Edgar F. Kiser, 3715 Washington- Blvd, presided .-at-.the. méeting, during which Dr, William D, Inlow, of Inlow Clinie, was elected vice president, and Dorothy R. Russo was made secretary.

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Mrs. Ybarbo, of Malden, Mass., cited this as proof that there is ister of Health Aneurin Bevan

was: unable to address a meet-| [ing of the Central London Fabian Boclety last night because [Ih a severe ! attack of influenza.

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Methodist Group

Plans Program

The Grace Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service will présent Dr. Homer KE, Page in the Christmas-story and the Warren Céntral High School Madrigal Singers at their tea Thursday at 2 p, m, in the church. Counselo Couchman Dunmeyer will play the cello acpompithiled by Carolyn Ayres Turner. Miss Kathleen Hergt will direct the Madrigal Singers,

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