The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-25
State Ne7US
in Brief

from a hospital to the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Bert Beldon.
RICHMOND, Ind, March ga
926-pound bell, bought eighty-four
wears ago, will ring from the re-
modelled tower of st. Paul's Episco-
pal church here. For six years the
bell has been in storage, but will be
replaced as soon as the tower Is
completed.
MARION, Ind, March 25.-Be-
tween fifteen and twenty cases OF
an illness said to be the result of
Jamaica ginger drinking are be-
lieved by doctors to exist in and
around Marion. 1t is reported one
man has lost his sight and few
others are mentally unbalanced In
addition to suffering from paralysis
as to victims in various parts OF
the country.
SHELBURN, Ind, March U.s.
Richard Kirk, cashier of the First
State bank here when it was closed
by state examiners, followed by g.
prison term of two to fourteen years
for its president, Jassup F. Bolinger,
convicted Of forgery, is preparing to
resume his position with bank at
Detroit, following failure of jury
to find him guilty of embezzlement.
GREENCASTLE, Ind, March 20.
-AbOut sixty All Club leaders,
board of education members and
county high school members are
meeting here to outline programs
for next year. Miss Mae MaSten
and F. M. Shanklin, Lafayette, were
speakers. Two hundred Putnam
county boys and girls are engaged in
All Club work.
GREENCASTLE, Ind. March 25.
The De PAW university school
of music will present "The Mikado"
as it's musical production of the
year. The dates have been set for
April "a and 25. Tryouts are now
being held for the leading roles.
Professor Charles w. Pearson is in
charge.
GREENCASTLE, Ind, March %.
Delta Chi fraternity has initiated
Harry w. Armstrong, South Bend;
Robert w. BrunoW, Seymour; Ben
H. Taylor. Odon: Robert S. Justice,
Logansport; Loren A. Deer, Leba-
non; Dale E. Hooten, Wawaka;
Charles 8. Spangler, Bryan, O.;
Earl E. Wolfe, Deputy, and Harold
A Sharkey, Greenwood.
GREENCASTLE, Ind, March Is.
Less than twelve hours after an
operation Laurence Reeves, II, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Reeves,
north of here, died at the Methodist
hospital Besides his parents, he
leaves a sister and three brothers,
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, March Is
Miss Ruby Fuhr, q teacher j. the
Woodrow Wilson school here, has
been commissioned by Hendrix Van
Loon, writer of international repu-
tation, to be his collaboration in
authorship of new book, the ma
ture OF which has not been disclosed.
JASONVILLE, Ind, March 25.-
A coroner's inquest exonerated
Police Chief Dean Manuel LOT the
fatal shooting Of Dorsie Furnas,
poolroom operator here, Friday
night.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, March 25.-
Dale Sweet, Marietta, is at liberty
under bond pending trial on charge
of stealing a tractor from the farm
of Charles F. Sullivan south of here.
It is charged Sweet sold the
machine to Lowenstine Brothers
here.
GREENCASTLE, Ind, March Is.
"A. r. Woodland, Greenfield. Mass,
won the De PAW university soph-
omore gold medal Of the Hogate
rifle craftsmanship awards, with a
score of 149 out of possible $50
GARY, Ind, March 25.-Rayn1ond
Garcia. Gary barber, settled the
question of barbering on Sunday by
pleading guilty to blue" law vio-
lation, after his trial had been post
poned twice. He was fined 81 and
costs.
GREENSBURG, Ind, March Is.
Roy G. Kanouse, 81, member of
the city council here, a shoe mer-
chant and widely known in Indiana
as an entertainer, is dead following
an operation.
MONTGOMERY, Ind, March Is.
Thomas Fisher, IS, town marshal
here, is expected to recover from a
bullet wound in the chest, inflicted
when he refused to stick 'em up"
as commanded by an unidentified
man
EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 25.-
This city's murder rate is higher
than that of Chicago, 1t is revealed
in figures announced by DR.. Fred
erick L Hoffman, insurance statiSti-
clan, Memphis, Tenn
GREENCASTLE, Ind, March Is.
Work on the improvement Of
State Road 10, which will include
thirteen miles of pavement from the
National road south to the Owen
county line, will be started at once.
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