The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-11

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III Greenwood. -Four Ind
~ ana residents and
- Chieagoan lost their
- lives Sunday in state
mishaps. one indianapolis man was
injured in a crash at Zionsville. The
death Of the Indianapolis youth
raised the county's traffic toll since
Jan. l 10 nnety-one.
The dead youth was Eugene Leeo,
%. of 28O8 Cornell avenue, who lost
control Of his automobile IN the Z5OO
block, East Troy avenue while oriV-
ing at a high rate Of speed.
The machine skidded $50 feet, slid
into a ditch and then struck a
utility pole. killing Leeb instantly.
Three persons riding with him were
injured. Two seriously.
Miss Edna Badbury, q, Of 80 East
Twenty-first street, suffered several
broken bones and decorations; Miss
Eva Miller, 80, of 229 South Third
street. Beech Grove, suffered severe
lacerations and bruises, and Paul
Todd. 10. of 1923 North PennSly-
vania street, was bruised and cut.
The two young women were re-
moved 10 St Francis hospital, and
Todd was released after receiving
treatment.
Made Home With Aunt
Leeb was an orphan, making his
home with his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. John J. Leeb. He was
graduated from Manual training
high school and was employed at
the @. 81 J. Tire Company. Sur
vivors. beside his uncle and aunt,
are two brothers and a sister, oscar
Leeb. Indianapolis; Alfred Leeb,
Chicago, and Miss Constance Leeb,
Indianapolis.
Funeral services will be held IN
the Harry Moore undertaking
parlors at 2:3O Tuesday afternoon.
Burial will be at Crown Hill.
The Rev. Francis Paul Keicher,
63. of 1898 dinner avenue, died Sun
day afternoon at city hospital Of
injuries suffered in an automobile
accident Friday night on state road
81. near Greenwood. Mr.. Keicher
was vicar of the st. George Epis-
copal church.
His wife. Mrs. Oliver Keicher,
who was injured critically in the &C
cident, died this morning at $40.
Native of Germany
Mr.. Keicher was born in Wurt-
temburg, Germany, in 1870 and
came to the United States as a boy,
residing in Milwaukee with his FAM
lily. He studied for the ministry
while presSroom foreman of the
Milwaukee Sentinel.
Survivors, beside the widow, are
two sons. the Rev. Paul o. Keicher
now serving in a federal civilian
forestry camp at Wooton, KY, and
Bertram E. Keicher. Elmira, N. Y,
and two brothers, the Rev. r. F.
Keicher, Columbus, o.. and Julius
Keicher, Waukegan. Wis.
Falling in front of a street car,
after leaping out of the path of an
automobile. Miss Anna MCGUIRE, so,
of 134 West Maryland street, apart
ment 3O4, was injured critically Sat-
urday at Illinois and Washington
streets.
Miss MCGUIRE. suffering injuries
to the head and body, is at city
hopital.
Injured here in weekend auto
accidents were:
Marie Jane Leech. 10 Of 1921 Lambert
Tss e 6 On e not arm gTen aa So 6
the head Roy Wheeler. p. OF 1882 West
Twenty-third street; cuts on on head ta1, and
cut on right leg and bruises, and Redy
Sandrick. IS. Of $50 Eugene street. COM
pound fracture OF the right leg; Pearl
broken nose, Lawrence Parker. 90 Of lS45
West Norris street. broken arm; James
Summers, -. Of Oil Arbor avenue bruises
OF right arm and face; Julius Shelske,
202ql- East Tenth street. broken nose and
cuts on forehead; Mrs. Anna Corydon. -
OF 652 south West street. cut on forehead
and left leg. Ralph Green 81. of 1898
North Belle Vleu. cut over eve: Charles
Henzie 20. OF 226 Blake street cut on
right arm and wrist. bruises on head. Lee
Allison. "a. 45O2 East Seventeenth street.
bruises, Miss Della Make Ben Davis.
severe cuts on nose and back of neck. and
Henry purcell; IS. of R R u. Box 2ll.
Arrests by police we're the fol-
lowing:
Joe Adle; 20 OF 2ls South PENNSYLVANIA
Wiiism Koes.eT a nave Of o' I2is Pr rosse
street drunkenness and reckless driving
charged, Herman Smith 81 o. r. r II
on drunkenness charge. CLAYTON Thomp-
son. So. Negro. 2002 Boulevard place. and
Sylvester Jones % Negro 325 West New
York street both on drunkenness charges:
ZiEmont Flint p OF IA HauCh street
driving on left side Of street. Max Reilly
4l9 East Market street. taXicah driver.
charged with failure 10 stop after an ac-
cident. Julius SchelSke charged with hav-
ing improper license plates on car and
vacrancv. James Neach. "a. of 1854 North
Chester CHARGED with drunken driving:
Theodore s. SEVERN. 50 Of Golden Hill.
CHARGED with drunken driving. no driver
license. and reckless driving.