Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 February 1950 — Page 2

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~~ Body Found in Street at 2 a. m. D. Oakley Davies,

ployee, was found dead of a skull . fracture at Kentucky and Oliver! Aves, early today.

Police investigating Mr, Davies’ | death said clues pointed to. a! hit-and-run truck. They were re-! ported checking truck terminals today for possible leads, f Mr. Davies’ body was discovered lying in the street at 2 a. m. by witnesses who told police they walked to the Intersection from a block away after seeing a truck | . pass and hearing brakes screech at Kentucky and Oliver Aves. Police said Mr, Davies, who roomed in 1409 N. Pennsylavnia Bt., was employed at the Star a1! the time of his death. He was. ~ taken to the city morgue.

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Mr. Davies was a printer at The Times from October, 1048, through February, 1949. Police sald they were attempting to notify his mother and a brother

in Hillsboro, O,, of his death. Two persons were killed and. ‘six injured, one critically, in a two-car collision at Rds. 18 and

b5 yesterday near Rensselaer. The dead were Mrs. Irene Sekema, 52, and Frank Roorda, 53, DeMotte. Ind. Mrs. sband, Paul Sekema, 54, ‘was taken to Long Hospital, ‘Rensselaer, in critical condition. State police said the Sekema | car, driven on Rd. 55 by Mr, Sekema, apparently did not stop! at preferential Rd. 16. It was struck broadside by an .automo-

bile driven by Robert C. White, 35, Kentland. i Harry: Lester Richards, 54,

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Rising Bun, was killed near there on Rd. 56 about 6 p. m. yester-| day when his truck ran off the

highway -and struck a bridge! abutment. rE In Indianapolis, Robert C,

Graves, 57, of 705 N. West St. was injured when a hit-run car struck him in the 800 block N.!| West St. at 6:30 p. m, | Mr. Graves was treated tor.

pital and released. Miss Jean Lively, 24, of 1010, + Bterling St., was treated in Gen-! eral Hospital for face cuts suf- -. fered when an automobile in| which she was riding, driven by | Carl A. Unger, 27, of 3505 Emer- | a 80R Ave, struck a safety zone. : guard at Park Ave. and E. WashSt. early today.

Miss Davis Dies; ~ Manual Teacher

Funeral Rites

Set Tomorrow Services for Miss Elzabeth Louise Davis, head of the

High. School who. died today -at her home, 230 E. Ninth St. wil be held tomorrow at 8 p, m - Flanner & Buchanan oa “Burial will follow in Crown Cemetery. . Born in Jeffersonville, Ind. Miss Davis had resided in Indianapolis for about 20 years. She was a member of the Indiana University Women's Alumnae, a Phi- Beta Kappa and was active “in the NEA, She attended the University of Wisconsin and was | a graduate of Bryn Mawr in Philadelphia. She 1s survived by one sister, ‘Miss Mary E. Davis of Indianapolis.

Mrs: Annie. Highstreet | Services for Mrs. Annie High- | street, 932 N. Garfield Drive, who! died yesterday in her home, will)

Herrmann Funeral Home, Burial will be in Crown Hill, She was 73. Mrs, Highstreet was born in St.! Hvedin¥

Was @& member of the

No-Name Club and the Evangelical and Reformed Church, | Survivors include a. daughter, Miss Leona Highstreet; two sons, Charles Highstreet, Southport, and Arthur®Highstreet, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Fred, Adolay;. three brothers, Louis, George and Henry Unger, all of. Indianapolis, two grandchildren and two gireat- grandchildren,

Six State Roads

Indiana state highways, most! of. them secondary routes, Aare #till closed at 26. locations 'be“cause of high water, the weekly “bulletin of the State Highway | Commission showed: today. Six state routes are closed bes cause of construction, an of them for bridge work. : The routes closed and their

- detours: nd. J5~Use oe road through LaFon--then over ) This 1s e to bridge construction yo! south of 'ontain nd. Be Bridge damaged by truck one ie Mest of Kirklin in Clinton Cou foie Y% injles from Frankfort oves ads 3, and

Ing 62 brid & demolished by a truck att e west we of Corydon: passenger Lars gatour, three miles over County Road trucks detour 24 miles over

135 ounty Ronts 337, 135 and 64 Jog. 2%9—Bridge damaged by truck 38 Riles south of Batesville; detour 8 miles, ver roads 28 and 46 nd, 246--Bridge washed out shout {wo

“miles west of road 58. detour 39 miles

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