Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 1952 — Page 20

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PAGE 20 Services Set Elton F. Leffler Rites Tomorrow | For Ex-Head Of Power Co.::.=. mr mint

day in St. Paul, Ind.

lis Power dent of TO iy at his vesterday at his home, 227 E. Fall fore the Indiana Clemency Com- income, Bureau records showed, - Creek Blvd. S. Dr. A native of mission June 27, clemency officials today.

home in St. Louis, _ St. Paul, he lived here 34 years. Mr. Harrod resigned as pres His law office was in the Inland announced today,

dent of the Indianapolis utility in 7934 because of ill health. He A member of tl} St, Paul imprisonment in the Indiana, gine gamblers were first re- lof $1,140,000.

company before becoming presi- was a World War I veteran. He der Mar, 6, 1925.

dent in 1930. vember they have reported an in-|

sulting engineer for Ogden COTP. 4. ity and the Indiana University then went on’ a shooting ram- before July 31.

in New York City since 1945." He Law School Alumni Association. page which ‘covered several

vears of Laclede Power & LIght { ,i50: his parents, Mr, and Mrs. wounding four. Co. in St. Louis. A native of Delphi, Mr. Harrod prother, ,Walter, Lafayette, and ror,” Mosley had been committed

ployed for eight years by the | Indianapolis. . Pennsylvania World War I. He served in the Cemetery, war as a captain of Engineers,

, While in prison, Mosley became

jarticles for detective magazines, (who - done - it novels, syndicated apolis Rotary Club and was a . ie edral at 10 a. m. 334 degree Mason. For Pool Victim

Services will be at > . Services for Richard Wiseman, Wednesday in Flanner U- 5157 Clarendon Rd., 14-year-old

chanan Mortuary. Burial will be : in Washington Park. out a uv to Hold Workshop On Sept. 10, 1935, he was cited ers, Albert and Elmer i - loli n 8 Surviving are his wife. Flot be at 3 p.m. tomorrow in Flan- For Singing Teachers for prompt apprehension ofitils, a 4 Leonard, St. ence, and his son, Joel E.. both of ner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial

St. Louis; his mother, Mrs. Joel o; pe jn Crown Hill. Harrod, and a sister, Mrs, J. A. Despite revival efforts of police, Sheedy. both of Altoona, Pa. pyre Department rescue squads and two grandchildren. and a General Hospital ambu-

Too Dark to See the pool. A pupil at Shortridge It 18 one of six such workshops geant in 1945. to be held throughout the country In mid-January of this year,

High School, he had just comState's Fire Loss Mish School he bad ie ons this summer by the National Ashe fell iil and was parmanently sociation of Teachers of Singing.

inal articles, He wrote under his

a was appointed to the police force Sisterhood.

Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, June 9 — A Sept. 6, 1935. | work&hop for singing teachers and He received other meritorious Indianapolis.

retired from the force May 1. ar ————————"

Miller Turned State Gamblers Pay SASSY For Clemency Ue O- $53,837 in April

Indiana gamblers registered/the gambling take for last month. Methodist Hospital. 1. Harrod, former presi- Raymond Mosley, “mad - dog with the Internal Revenue Bureau Those taxes are being paid now.| The plan will be considered sands Clifford L. k arroc. &| Mr, Leffler, who was 52, died killer" of 1924, will appear be- have paid $53,837.89 on their April June taxes will be paid next Methodist Hosy tal Medical Staff month. If the two months still and the Visiting Nurse Associa- | |outstanding equal the rough tax tion. Such a plan would relieve] The figures also indicate that/average of past months another the shortage of hospital beds and gambling is at least an $8 million $110,000 will go into the Federal be a financial advantage to pa-| y Mosley was®sentenced to life oi oce in the state. |tax till for a gambling income tients, Robert E. Neff, Methodist |

was consulting engineer of the hristian = Church, Mr. Leffler, State Prison for first degree mur- quired to buy tax stamps fast No. Gambling stamps will expire at out. {the end of this month and the The doctor's orders for home

was a member of the American, In 1924 he held up a South —. ¢2718913,50, a figure for! {easy-money boys who will remain nursing care would be given the He had heeh serving af a CON- yo, gioma Delta Kappa fra- Bend store, Killing one man there, o.. they paid. ey in/in business must buy new ones patient on his discharge. Those

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d not inc de taxes on was also president for seven: gq... rine are‘ his wife, Ann miles” killing two other men and That oes Ny Hel a. Miss Cecelia Frankel

George 1. Leffler, St. Paul; his. Previous to his “reign of ter- Rites Wednesday Rites to Be Tomorrow

Services for Miss

was graduated from Purdue two sisters, Mrs. Cecil Mattern to a mental institution in M#ssa- For G. A. Gebhardt Frankel, 59, of 3310 N. University in 1911. He was em- and Miss Thelma Leffler, both of chusetts, {8t., will be at 10:30 a. m. tomor3 Services for George A. (Otto) [row in Aaron-Ruben

Railroad before Burial will be in. St. Paulla well-known™ writer of fiction Gebhardt, retired member of the Home. Burial will be in Indian- drugstore at 246 N. Noble St. over | Police Force, will be Wednesday |apolis Hebrew Cemetery. > at 9:30 a. m. in Kirby Mortuary| Miss Frankel, a life-long In- Jewell, reported to police today. !

: —— He was a member of the Indlan- Rites Tomorrow ifeatures, science and trade jour- and a SS. Peter and Paul Cath-/dianapoli¢ resident, died yester-|They broke open a desk drawer | day at her home, She was ato get the money,

own by-line, or under his number, Mr. Gebhardt, who was 51, /m ember of the Indianapolis 10833, lived at 1445 N, Delaware St. He Hebrew Temple and the Temple

Dec. 19, 1933. | Surviving are her three roth Ir Back ACHES

Louis; two

bandits in connection with the|sisters, Mrs. Irene Schwartz and TrYA. KioNeY

Beech Grove Bank robbery of| Mrs. Millie Blay, and a niece,

Miss Jeanette Schwartz, all of "HousECLEANING' y ‘ students preparing to teach sing- service citations in 1936, 1943, you suffer from Backache. Getting lance intern, the boy died 21, ''08 Will be held at Indiana Uni- 1945, and was made a Aeteetive: SCHIFF'S oe Mighis_ Bladder irritation. | | . oye - | - |hours after he was pulled from Versity, June 22-27, in 2940, He was appojnted ser ia a] ave! he piaadel Oe aor thie |

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Indiana Conservation Depart- an honor student. ment officials are in the dark on Surviving are his. parents, Mr. William E. Ross, associate pro- Survivors are his wife, Clara Big © 140 E Wash, irrtiating wig An the extent of damage done by a and Mrs, Kenneth E. Wiseman; fessor of voice at IU, is chairman L-: two. sisters, Mrs. Russell 8.| ® 346 W. Wash. cause of many aches A PA cies Bl fire in their basement, 311 W. his paternal grandparents, Mr. of workshops for the national as- Willams and Mrs. Frank oO. Stores" +#.1063 Virginia helps reduce frequent or smarting 2s! Washington St, yesterday. and Mrs. J. O. Wiseman: his ma- sociation. Band Mar in Jrothers, Char es ® 259 E. Wash. Safed GAY ADM HIGHER ion | The blaze knocked out electric ternal grandmother, Mrs, Ollie! Séience of singing ‘will be .the an artn EM np money back guarantee

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light and telephone lines. Until Quarry, and his brother, Emmett, special field of study at the 1U| the lights come on again, officials all of Indianapolis, workshop, Members of the 1U| say, they won't be able to esti . music faculty participatin In-| mate the fire loss. Muncie Busses to Roll clude: William H For Newell H.' But: the department feared MUNCIE, June 9 (UP)--City Long, Fred W. Householder, Robpaper supplies in the basement busses rolled without a stoppage ert 1. Milisen, Paul Nettl, George were destroyed and that camera Monday after the Indiana Rail- gy Siddons, Harold Whitehall, lenses and photographic film may road Co. agreed to continue oper- Agnes Davis, Myron Taylor and, have been damaged. ating at least 10 days during ne- app Ross. Defective wiring or a match gotiations for a fare increase. . Bemisia tossed into a wastepaper contain- The company threatened to stop J. A ‘Livingstone analyzes busi-| er may have caused the fire, its busses when a contract with ness trends in The Times each a spokesman said, the city expired. Sunday.

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