Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1951 — Page 10

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Candidate ‘Slates’ Are Seized Here

Ordered Held

Mrs. Sarringhaus Rites Thursday

Mrs. Alma Sarringhaus died

vesterday in her home, 456'; N. For Board Probe Berwick: Ave. She was #8

Continued From Page One A native of Batesville, she had primary four years ago today was lived and was a 75.000. Typical of today's light voting trend was illustrated in the 6th Precinct, 14th Ward, where only 60 voters had cast ballots in the first three hours, compared with 150 during the same period in the 1950 county and state primary last year. Many others were voting at the

here 31 years member of St. Andrews Lutheran Church in Speedway. Burial will be in Floral Park foltbwing services at 1:30 p. m. Thursday in Conkle West Sixteenth Street Funeral Home. Survivors include her husband

William R.; a daughter, Mrs: Vera rate of only 15 to 20 an hour ' Wilson, Speedway; a brother, Brit On the West Side where the Severinghaus, Chicago; three sisDemocratic fight between Mayor ters, Mrs. Nora Menchofer, SpeedBayt and Mr. Freyn was hottest, way; Mrs. Delia Shaw, Indianap.and Mrs, . Verna Fritsch, BaAYEsvie Aad" TWH RTATTH SONY

Leonard D. Shirrell

1:30 p. m. Brothers Leonard

More Republicans On the East and North Sides Republican voters were showing up-three to one over the Demo- Thursday in crats. The reverse was true on|Irving Hill Chapel the West and South Sides. Most>campaigning at the polls|Burial will be in Memorial Park. was being done by workers for, Mr. Shirrell died Sunday in his Judge Clark, backed by the regu- home, 5042 E. New York St. lar GOP machine, and workers

Services will be at Shirley for

Local Deaths

Rites Tomorrow For W. A. Langdon

Services Tor William A. langdon, chief sign painter at the Indiana State Fair Grounds for 25 years, will be at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow jn the Montgomery Mortuary. Burial will be in Washington Park. Mr. Langdon died yesterday in his home, 2805 Ruckle St. He was TR* Born in Aurora, he had been an Indianapolis resident 41 years. He was employed as Fair Grounds sign painter until his retirement five years ago. 5 Survivors include his wife, Margaret E.; a son, Fay, L.Los Angeles; four daughters, Mrs. Thelma Sal.

ter, Miss Vera and Mrs.: Doris Coffey, Indianapolis, and Mrs. dwsteEanhoo Santa MomteaseC ay; three grandchildren and two

great-grandchildren

James Hoffmeyer (Berg) ,

James Hoffmever. 1560

Indianapolis nursing home, He was 80. Services will be at 10 a. m.

Born in Hayes, Ky.. 77 years Thursday in the Flanner & Bu- Pool tickets in'his place.

for Mayor Bayt, backed by theago, Mr. Shirrell had been a resi-.chanan Mortuary. Burial arrange-

regular Democratic organization. dent here 37 years. A carpenter Few workers were seen for Mr. and cabinetmaker most of his Ober or Mr. Freyn. life, he retired six years ago. Besides the mayoralty nomina-. He was a member of the Mation candidates, voters were bal- sonic Lodge at Smiths Grove, loting on Republican and Demo- gy and a charter member and

cratic nominees for city clerk and|firgt trustee of the Emerson Ave-

Bix City Council candidates. nue Baptist Church. No Major Conflicts Survivors are his wife, Mrs. The light vote was attributed! Lois; a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth to the fact that there were no W. Stoehrf and three grandmajor conflicts between candi- children, all of Indianapolis. dates on municipal issues. pa i ve

ments are not completed.

Born in Indianapolis, he was a life resident here. For the past 15 years he has been custodian of the First Congregational Chure of which he was a member. Svrviving are a brother, Fred J.. Indianapolis; two nieces and two nephews.

Elect City Teacher

Albert R. Mahin, Indianapolis Promising journalism students at

To Hear Educator

James Garfield Randall, professor emeritus of University of Illinois, will be guest speaker at the annual initi-

ation dinner of Butler University’s

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Phi Kappa Phi- chapter at 6:30 p. m. Friday in Atherton Center. . Dr. Paul A. Cundiff, new presl-

dent of the scholasti® honor society, will act as toastmaster. Dr. David Silver, a former graduate student of the speaker, will introduce Dr. Randall. Initiation = services for new members of Phi Kappa Phi will precede the dinner. Initiates include 24 graduating seniors who rank in the top -10 per cent of their class, six students who received masters’ degrees in 1950 and who were elected to membership on the basis of high grades

in: their graduate studies and eight members of the Butler Tatar: _” wade > wow ae Tr — eee

Cigar Store Operator Charged in Ticket Raid

(Charges of keeping a room for

'D. Shirrell, retired cabinetmaker. N, Delaware St. died tnday in an pool selling were filed against a

32-vear-old cigar store operator last night when police armed with a search warrant found baseball

Cited was Nolan Hollowell, 1516 N. Arsenal Ave. for operations at the 19th St. cigar store, 1142 E. 19th St.~€onfiscated were 67 full baseball books, 37 partly filled, and a packet of Pick-N-Win

r tickets.

IU Students Eligible For Ernie Pyle Fund

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began a term today as president of the Indiana Council of Teach- Bible for interest-free loans from

ers of Mathematics. Ralph Virts the newly established Ernie Pyle

ry Even issues revolving around Women to Make Pads the gambling probes were ignored ..s For Cancer Clinic

for the most part by mayoralty candidates in both parties. Candi-, Women of All Saints Episcopa dates dismissed this phase of Church will sponsor’ the making campaigning by saying: “We're of various kinds of pads for the for strict law enforcement.” Cancer Clinic by women of all faiths of this community.

1 3 The pad makers will meet every u. S. Bulletin Gives Wednesday, including tomorrow,

Tips on Civil Defense {from noon until 2:30 p m. in the 4 parish house 16th St. and Central WASHINGTON, May 8 (UP) — Aye Mrs. H. G. Nutt is president

The Federal Civil Defense Admin- o¢ the sponsoring group. the istration today released a 32-page woman's Auxiliary of the church. booklet designed to explain and em em sel! civil defense to the public. . . Entitled “This Is Civil Defense," Police Fire at Brawlers the booklet explains the needs for] BOMBAY, India, May 8 (UP) civil defense and what the aver- One person was killed and 20 age citizen can do to help. The others injured early today when new booklet is published by the'police fired at brawling Hindus Government Printing Office and'and Moslems outside a Bombay sells for 10 cents. 'brothel. |

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Whistle Stop

ST. LOUIS, May R (UP) The Southern Railway System announced today that it was replacing the air horns on all its diesel locomotives with old-fash-joned steam whistles. “Our neighbors missed the friendly sound of the familiar steam whistle echoing across the countryside.” Ernest E. Norris, president of the line, said in announcing the switchover.

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Mark" Shut-In's Day

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TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1951

Six From County Win

In Purdue Competition

Six Marion County high school students won first place awards

high school drawing and shop competition sponsored by Purdue

University at its Indianapolis center, j They were: Robert Eldridge, Southport; James Smyth and

James W, McQueary Jr., Manual; Richard Roettger, Broad Ripple; Ronald G. Dougherty, Howe, and Willis F. Clark. Technical. Richmond High School took seven first places, more than any other of the 37 schools participating.

28th to Start Field Exercise Tomorrow

Times “State Service CAMP ATTERBURY, May. 8 First full operational maneuvers for’ the joa Infantry Division Hrereiitestart tomorrow the Keystone Division ges into a two-day tactical exercise. Every man in the division from buck private to Maj. Gen. Daniel

B. Strickler will move into the field for a night bivouac and establishment of tactical defense

perimeters. This phase of unit training is a prelude to full-scale maneuvers to be held here this summer and at Ft. Bragg, N. C., late in August.

$500,000 on DPs

NEW YORK, May 8 (UP)-—Dr. Reinhold Niebuhr, dean of the faculty of the Union Theological Seminary, anounced today that the Ford Foundation had granted $500.000 to expand the resettlement campaign for exiled European professionals.

when:

Crack Church Safe, Butler Host to Session

Take $88, Bonds

Butler University will b

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Safecrackers battered open a Indiana Directors of 8

First Presbyterian Church, 1505

N. Delaware St., last night and

took $88.25 in cash. Also missing were $1100 in non-negotiable U. S. honds owned by Miss Mabel Guttery, church secretary. = © The safecracking was = disrovered by Oscar Lightner, assisfant custodian, when he came to work this morning. Police say the safecracking was similar to the one last week at the Indianapolis Life Insurance Co.,, 37 W. 30th St. The earlier safecracking netted no loot,

Tractor Tips, Man Killed

GREENCASTLE, May 8 (UP) --Services were planned today for, Pobert Johns, 51, who was killed

turned as he plowed a field at his farm seven miles west of here.

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