Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1951 — Page 5

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Killed in Wreck 8 aa Near Plymouth

The holiday death toll. on In| diana highways during Labor Day ended abruptly Tuesday with™a near Plymouth

> ¥ Theodore F. Rittenour, 19, Pike- os ton, O.. and his sister, Marilyn

Alice, 24, were killed outright in| (U. 8. 30 two miles west of Plym-|

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[outh when two automobiles col-a. m. at Conkle’s West Sixteenth {Street Chapel and at 9 a. m, at

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'to Methodist Hospital.

In ‘Downtown Accident A construction worker lost his {little finger In a downtown accldent today. Asa Bradley, B55, of - 1864 was operating a winch truck at ‘the Bank's

on the back of a Indiana National

svlvania Sts, The little. finger of his right hand was ripped off when he cayght jt in the link of a moving cRa#i. ' He ,was taken

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lided almost head-on. Three other [persons were injured.

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\WFBM 12 VIB( 4; Ww 700 The accident occurred as state CBs 60 WiC 16 WIRE 1430 WISH 1210 WXLW 1590 WW | lsatety officials totaled the holiday Monday in a local hospital. A resioe a: — | week-end fatalities and found the dent of 245 N. Warman Ave., he 0 Ma Make Mine Music | asp Does Just Plain Bil Open House Tonth Inning Backstage en ltoll down considerably from last Was a lifelong resident of Indian15 Front Page Farrell : : . Mike Dunn Stella Dallas lvear. . apolis. He was retiréd from Link139 Hambeltonlan Stakes Bernie Spins ‘Em Trotting Races * : Young Widder Brows | Below Year Ago {Belt Co. where he was employed . . | ha y __ Make Mine Music Easy Dogs It-News Fair Calendar Open Howse Noms Nyhan | y 11 persons were killed at ys De oe :00 "News Bell Easy Does I Melody Billboard Rush Hour Revue Mike Dunn Just Plain Bill - on Hoosier highways between 6 . oy : 15 Make Mine Music : " R Front Page Farrell | active in Democratic politics. y “ - ae p. m. Friday and midnight Mon- = q,/ ivors include his two :30 Curt Massey Mime - Carnegie Calling Alan Roth : Lorenzo Jones |day. Last year, state police said = oiioc Mrs. Clare Bennett :45 Lowell Thomas >" News Sports » : Hall of Fame Ken and Glenn [the total was 21 for the same i Ra non ie ts : , 00 Nows-Gilbert Forbes Curl Massey John Winn ~~ Luke Wallon News—Home Edition Quees tor 8 om period. t anapolis; a son, Michael, Indian15 Jack Smith For's Dew Allen Jehries News Home Edition | Strangely, Labor Day—when 55)is; stepson, William Turner, 60 BOXES of RINSO :30 Club 15 George Young News of World Lone Ranger News [traffic was at its peak carrying 1p qianapolis; three brothers, us Edward R. Murrow Fallon Lows Youth af Fair + =i» These Star Extra holiday visitors homeward—was py on Patrick, and John, all of PLUS CLOTHES "0 MW Chameleon Gabriel Neatler Pele Kelly American Agen! News-Melody Richard Harkness [ye of fatal accidents. And the 1 1ananolis; a sister, Miss Delia, u " y ; " " eather was so cool that there : 15 Tello Tost : : Star Search Réview Iwas: Tittle swimmi d Indianapolis; nine grandchildren :30 . Or. Christian Platier Party The halcon Summer Serenade Jimmy Dorsey News of Worle. | °° BE, 209 MO ,nd one great-grandchild. . CARRIER WITH 45 . - . , Meet Jute Christy Sign ON One Man's Family {drownings were recorded. . re . ~ rie eat toe . — | - The Rittenour brother #nd sis- . a Concerl In Rhythm Platter Party Pays To Be Ignorant Fans in the Stands \ ISU (or wore Bein CE ah Watchers’ ‘A lert’ EACH NORGE WASHER -." : : Indians-Mudhens fi d in the PI . “ow " p (figured in the Plymouth wreck. : :30 Johnny Dollar a M.0.A The Falco: {Identification cards indicated the: Joo Late fo Head 45 ; - Te |girt was a student at Purdue Uni- . 100 Boxing Frank Edwards The Big Story Indians-Mudhens It Pays fo Be Ignorant versity and the boy a student at Off Police Raid 2 15 " » I Love a Mystery ‘ " " |Ohio Wesleyan, Delaware, O. WHILE THE “watcher” ’" = 30 Yi. by Exports Sold Vorture - - Me. 8. A. A LE THE “watcher” wasn s . Murder by ” : . : . . | Injured in Wreck | watching at 404 Indiana Ave. COMPLETE WITH PUMP! ch bags . — = — a | In 4 1 . police grabbed 20 books of base- : . :00 Mews-Gilber! Forbes George Young-News Bob Eberle Indians-Mudhens Big Story Ippiucet ere Sha 198 Rane. 15 ball lottery tickets lasg night and NORGE CW-2 y 1 15 Bandstand UN Highlights Magic Music eT land their 2-month-old son, Jo- Made one arrest. -207P :30 Beulsh Newsroe! . Rez Saunders seph. They were taken to Park- Capt. Noel Jones and his squad us Your Security _rymas of Faifh Scores-News : LL view Hospital. already were in the back room WASHER TT 100 Misic Tn fhe Night ~ Rocerd Party Mews—Sporfsman Variety How News.Grant The deaths of the Rittenours arresting Frank Fox, 64, of 519 Ls . ; Magic Music Background were the second and third in three W. St. Clair St, when the - : - = - - Rhythm (lub days due to traffic. Coincidentally, “watcher” screamed his “alert.” PLUS CLOTHES . .. -' w- . w the first victim had a similar! Fox is charged with advertisnett \pame-—Frank Ritenour. Mr. Rit- jng a lottery and keeping a room | CARRIER AND EE enour, 65, of near Lapaz, died for pool gelling. His case was |Sunday of injuries suffered Fri- oontintied today in Municipal 60 BOXES RINSO /day afternoon when an automo- Court 3 until Sept. 13. . ‘bile hit a hayrack he was riding # ‘a = il lin U. 8. 31 north of Plymouth. IN OTHER RAIDS, police | seized 127 books of baseball

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ment with making interstate shipment of adulterated catsup from its Indianapolis plant. | Assistant U. 8S. Attorney Mar{shall Hanley, who filed the charge |yesterday in Federal Court, said| {the firm had twice ‘been warned {before the case was entered on] ithe court docket. Officials of the canning firm]

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for keeping a room for pool sell-

Columbia Conserve Co. Inc, costs in Municipal Court 1800 Churchman Ave. has heen 515 ana : charged by the federal, govern-| Other addresses raided were

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tickets and arrested James Sarver, 34, of 2828 Martindale Ave.

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\16th St., 601 N. West St., 71 Ww. st. Clair St.., 2125 E. 10th St. 738 N. Holmes Ave. and 2708 Ww. {Walnut St. In other raids yesterday. police seized bookie information Tecorgs lat 325 S. New Jersey St. and 116 iW. Ohio St. No arrests were

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John H. Rugenstein, Retired Grocer, Dies

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John H. Rugenstein, retired — rn grocer, died yesterday at his home, 730 Markwood Ave. He

iretired six years ago after oper- . ating a grocery at 1237 Madison Ave. 26 years. Previously, he had a grocery at 530 E. Minnesota St.| Services will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood, Ind., Cemetery. Survivors are his wife, Louise; threegsons, Edgar, Phoenix, Ariz.; John, Bargersville, and Harold, Indianapolis; seven grandchildren

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