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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19
RUSHVILLE TOPPLES
BROAD RIPPLE, 1877
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
RUSHVVILLE, Ind, Oct. 19.-Pil-
ing up a two-touchdown margin in
the first half, Rushville high school
gridmen turned back a last period
rally by Broad Ripple of Indian
apolis to triumph, 10 to 7, here yes
terday.
A 22-yard sprint by Yeates in the
first quarter and long runs by Riffey
and Roller in the second gave the
Lions their markers. SampSell
crashed over for Ripple's marker in
the third period and Kicked the eX-
ira point. The invaders were in
Rushville territory throughout the
final period but couldn't score.
Although Ripple held a nine to
eight margin in first downs, Rush
vile outgained the visitors, 1856 yards
to IS.
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fumbling into end zone for touch
back instead But this failed to
dampen the spirit of the surbran
boys After Washington kicked to
mid-feld, Winchell again started
goalward, and aided by a pass to
Schaefer, a 15-yard penalty and an
end around play by Stull, took the
BALL down to point where the full
back carried it over himself this
time He also plunged the extra
point over.
Early in the fourth quarter South
port recovered its own punt when
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19
SEWAGE Plant Planned

By lmeS SpeCtut
NEARTINsVILLE, Oct. 19.-The
1V1 city council has adopted an Or
dinance for construction Of a sew
age disposal plant with federal funds
and taken under Amusement a sug-
gestion to limit street lighting as an
economy move.
Twenty days is set as a period in
which remonstrances to the project
can be filed. Objection by forty per-
sons is sufficient to bring the mat
ter before a court.
No street lights on moonlight
nights, using only one light on
nights, using only one light on
cluster standards, and turning off
posals for saving current. Action
will be taken at the next meeting.
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Reunion Is Held
By Times Special

By Times Special
ATLANTA, Oct. 19.-Forty five
persons attended the reunion of the
Bear family, held at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Scott
which was combined with a celebra-
ton honoring her father. c. D. Bear
of Upton on his eightieth birthday
He and Mrs. Bear were sur
rounded by their nine children al
the reunion. Four generations were
were present, Mr.. Bear being the
oldest, and the youngest being his
great-grandchild, Sharon Gruge,
weeks old
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IWinchell Runs Wild as Southport
TrOunces Another Big City Eleven

Washington fumbled and Goens
ended another march down field with
long pass to Schaefer, who caught
the oval in the end zone for the
third touchdown. Winchell again
scored the extra point. Near the
close of the game Anderson, South
port guard, intercepted a Wash
ington pass on his own 30-yard line
and ran seventy yards for the
fouth score. La Pack added the ex-
ira point, the twenty-seventh, with
a plunge.
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Fire Away, Boys

By Times Special
GREENFIELD, Oct Where
there's smoke, there's fire." is we'll
understood by Greenfield f1remen,
but it didn't help them to find a
fire at the home of Ralph Bruner
Smoke filled the house, but not
until firenen had made an extended
search was the fire found. A block
of wood left in the jacket Of a new
furnace was burning, causing smoke
to issue from registers throughout
the house
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Mill Theft Is Charged

BIZ lmeS NptcIdT
NOBLESVILLE Oct. 19.-Chargec
with the theft of a sorghum mill
Charles G. Rocky is at liberty un-
der bond pending trial in Hamilton
Circuit court.
The machinery, known as the Sy-
mons sorghum mill, was removed
from Sheridan, it is alleged. Au-
thorities say that at the time of his
arrest, Hockey said he was justified
in taking the mill. He refused to
explain further.
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THURS DAY.


4:0o-Musical varieties lNBc, wEAF:
General rl.,s. Fee Tsdsra & % Of "omsns
6-Ph a.,1 Reg a4a1s tspSr ,S Sgs VIE Wgs
4;'o-JaS %Es sPd Loretta Clemens 'NB0'
4:45-stsm mp Adventures Club (cBs)
s:oe-Messners orchestra NE, VIZ Viz
5:so-oid Pe Church i8s songs (NBc, VIZ
Eddie Dooley, football reporter
John B. Kennedy rNBc) wEAF
5:45-Sizzlers (NBC1 WEAF.
Stamp Adventurers Club (CBSl
Lowell Thomas (NBCl WIZ.
6:I5-Three Musketeers (NBCl WIZ.
Just Plain Bill Obs WABC.
Swetch NBCl WEAF
Lum and Abner 1MBC) WEAF'
6:45-Boake Carter (CBSl WABC.
7:oO-Captain Diamond Adventures CNBCl.
Elmer Fine Everett Yess CcBsl. wABc.
Rudy Vallee (NBCl WEAF.
7:15-Singin Sam CHS WABC.
7.30-Dr. Bundesen lNBC1. WIZ;
Harlem serenaders 3CBs1; WABC.
s:0O-Show Boat (NBCl. WEAF
Death Valley Days tNBCl. WIZ
WAS OeQlCdLlOu fCDClt NAbO+
8:30-Dramatic Guild (CBSl WABC.
Wayne King and orchestra tNBC),
WIZ.
e:00-Paul Whiteman orchestra and Al
Josen (NBC), WEAF.
willard Robson and orchestra
(CBSD WABC.
Hands Across the Border (NBC),
WIZ.
e:3o-Boswen Sisters (CBSl, WABC.
Organist tNBC). WIZ.
9:45-Myrt and Marge (CBS). WBBM.
1O;00-Gladys Rice and concert orchestra
(CBSi. WABC.
Sketch (NBCl, WEAF.
10:15-Poet Prince CNBC). WIZ.
10:3O-Scotti's orchestra (NBCl, WIZ.
Denny's orchestra tNBCl, WEAF.
l0:45-Isham Jones orchestra (CBS)
11:oo-Oz9ie Nelson's orchestra (CBs),
WABC.
Dream Singer; Cab Calloway's or
chestra tNBC1. WEAF
Holst's orchestra CNBC). WIZ.
l1:30-Dance orchestra (NBCl. WEAF.
Lucas orchestra (CBSl. WABC
Dancing in the Twin Cities tNBCl'
WIZ.
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C. of C. Secretary Named

BIZ IlmeS HpeCIuI
LEBANON, Oct. 19-Walter j.
Reynolds is the new secretary of the
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce,
succeeding L. o. Borden, who re-
signed to take a similar position at
Kewanee, Ill. The new secretary
"a, is a son of Mrs. M. Birch OF
Charlottesville, and was graduated
from the high school of that city
He also attended Ohio State uni
yerSity.
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WLW (7OO) Cincinnati
rrxxyrD cnAXr
Indiana in Brief
Lively Spots in the States Happenings Put
Together Short and Sweet
BIZ Times SnecinI


CTEIBYVLE Phpy who several weeks ago was
= alleged bv Mrs Merle Vrendenbg loaned her he
took while Hopper Kettle restaurant IN MstoV
foreclosure suit in Shelby circuit court
PhIIpv alleges Vrendenbug $1,000 Aug H.
mortgage on the
lot Morristown
according Phpy he udg"
ent for $1,000 representing principal COSTS
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DEAN BROTHERS ARE
SLAB RIVALS IN TILT
By Timss Special

By Times Special
HOUSTON. Tex, Oct. 19.-The
Dean brothers, Paul and Dizzy, who
are scheduled TO pitch together for
the st. Louis Cardinals next year,
will be opposing moundsmen in a
charity game here tonight.
Paul. with Columbus in the A. A
this year. will pitch for the Houston
lAl-Stars. with his brother, Elmer
Dean. in the outfield. Jerome the
Dizzy will be on the slab for the
CurStone Oil Company.
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H. S. Football Scores

Rushville. Is; Broad Ripple Indianap-
Southport. 81; Washington Gndianap-
oils. 0.
Huntington. IS Warsaw. o.
Sheridan. o: Noblesville (tie).
Columbus. Is: Shelbyville, &
Peru, q. LoganSport 0.
Brazil 7, Gerstmeyer tTerre Haute). 6
Clinton. a.: Jasonville O.
Sullivan, Z. VincenneS. O.
Linton 10, Bloomington, s.
Frankfort 49, West Side of Lsfay-
atte IS ltiel
KirkIin. IA: Thorntown. o.
FIwood IS: Wabash. O.
Muncie 10 Morton (Richmond), 7.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19
PURPLE HARRIERS WIN
Washington Captain Sets Record
for West Side Course.

Washington high school cross
country team tackled up its third
consecutive victory of the season
yesterday, trouncing Southport, Is
to 40. at the west side course.
Dick Smith. Continental captain,
slaShed two seconds of the course
record when he covered the mile
and three-quarters in 9:13. Kiel,
Mccormick and Rust of Washington
finished in that order. with wonell
Of Southport fifth.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19
FIT. WAYNE WRESTLERs
BIZ United Prese

FIT. WAYNE, Ind. Oct. 18.-Char-
lie Carr, Shreveport. III, threw Les
Fishbaugh, Newark, O., 168. one fall,
in the main event of the weekly
wrestling show here last night. Carl
Van Lehman. Chicago. threw Toots
Estes. Oklahoma City. two out Of
three falls. Ben Miller, Columbus,
drew with Pooch Cross, IT. Wayne.
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STATE COACHES MEET
II. S. Mentors Hear Health Talk by
DR.. ]. A. Myers.

Several hundred high school
coaches, members of the Indiana
Coaches Association, were expected
to attend the fall meeting of the
group this afternoon in Manual
Training high school gym at 8
o'clock.
DR.. j. A. Myers, professor of pre-
ventive medicine. Minnesota univer-
sity, who addressed the Indiana
High School Athletic Association
members this morning on Keeping
Students Fit for Life" was to talk
on Health Before Athletic Partici-
patton before the coaches.
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h. S. Cage Scores

Russiaville, 81; West Middleton. II.
Prairie, "a: Sharpsville. i9.
Versailles. 81. Dillsboro. 10.
Burlington. Is; Scircleville. IA.
Jackson. 26: Swayzee, IA.
Carthage. 20. Orange. 7.
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Holt. Leauty Bright and Becker staged
a pretty race for top honors during the
Citizens Gas. North Side League play on
named with totals of $40. 568. SGT and SOL.
Team play resulted in a three-time win
for Scrubbers and Gauges from Leaks
Heat Units, Accounts and Pressures from
Cenerators Statements and Pumps.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19

'sNizgeuner." the gypsy melody from
Noel Cowsrd's Bitter Sweet" will open
the recital By Gladys u Riee Soprano s-
WFBM and the Columbia network.
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Results in the Indiana Ladies League
showed Kingan & Co. and the Julian
Pocahontas Coal and East End Green
house. and the Van Camp. Herman
Schmitt Coca Cola and Hoosier Pete
girls taking two from Old Gold. Smith
Hassler and Sturm and KAY Jewelry.
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Fishing the
Air

Colonel Lindberghs spectacular flight
commemorated by the stamp bearing
THE Spirit Of ST. Louis" will form the
background for the Thursday broadcast of
the Stamp Adventures" series over
WFBM and the Columbia network, from
545 to .. m.
Another thrilling episode of Black
Barney's adventures on the planet
Venus with DR.. Huer and Lieutenant
Wilma Deering flying to his ASSISTANCE.
will be a highlight of Buck Rogers in
the 25th Century" broadcast over
the Columbia network Thursday at $50
p m.
An old-tirne favorite of many years ago.
Seeing Nellie Home" will be. among
gram of songs at 7;15 p. m. Thursday.
over WFBM and the Columbia network.
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Kriner and Cooney had counts of 500
sweep over Mill Street No l during the
Ipalco loops play. Harding Street and
Fourth Floor also won three from Line
DEPARTMENT and Mill Street No. 2.
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THAT 1912 upset Duke univer-
Il sity threw in the face of Ten
nessee proved one thing-that
Freddie Crawford is all Coach
Wallace Wade said he was-the
best tackle he ever coached-and
that Freddie will be hard guy to
keep off your all-America team.
The huge lad paved the way for
Cornelius to dash off the touch
down run.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19

Rudy valles will lead his Connecticut
Yankees in Doing the Uptown Lowdown"
and "Waltzing the Scale" as high lights
during the program over WLW and an
NBC netvork Thursday at D. m.
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The true story of a woman and a gun
will be told by the Old Ranger during
wLW and NBC network Thursday at 8
2. m.
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Universal won two games from Fox as
Film Transit nosed out Metro three times
during the Film League series. Barrett
showed the boys how it was done when
he rolled games of PA. 209 and 2l3, a
total of 636.
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The contests in the Real Silk mixed
League that rolls on the Illinois alleys
resulted in odd game wins for. teams No.
with a score of 495 led the girls. while
Thibodeau was best among the men with
a score Of SOL.
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AMMO JUDGEMENTS
[ Death Notices

BRoKAW, MISS EMMA-Age 81. sister of
Mrs. @. voorhees, and Mrs. Rachel
Ramsey passed away Wednesday at the
residence of her sister, Mrs. Voorhees,,
Y Y44g Broaddway' Services and burial
KELLEY, JAMES C.--Beloved son of Emma
Kelley Crosby and grandson of Mrs.
Sarah Kelley, passed away Tuesday. Oct.
IT, at residence. 1928 w. New York st.
Funeral from the residence Friday. Oct
90 at $50 a. m. Services st. Bridgets
church a. m Interment Holy Cross
Thursday. october 10, 2:45 a. m. at the
home Of her sister Mrs. Clara Button
1l44 Spann avenue. Funeral from the
p. m. and from Emmaus Lutheran
church, corner of Laurel and Orange
streets, at 2:30 p. m. Friends invited
Burial Concordia cemetery.
PRICE, MRS. TRACY-2718 Franklin place,
widow of Aaron Price, mother of How
ard Cunningham deceased; sister of Mrs.
Mary Madsen and Mrs. Pauline DeHart,
departed this life Tuesday; Oct. II;
f RRk F FTNER a. HONE S9 5 s47 M coee
ave. 10 a. m. Burial Crown Hill ceme
terry. Friends invited.
SCHERGENS, MARY--Wife Of Henry C.,
sister Of George Lipps Of Denver Colo.
at SIS. Peter and Paul cathedral. sat, 9
a. m. Burial Crown Hill Friends may
can at Jne FLANNER u BUCHANAN
MORTUARY any time.
SKINNER, ROSELLA-Beloved wife of
Ollie Skinner, mother OF Harvey Skin
ner, departed this life Thursday. Oct. 49,
age 50 years. Funeral notice later.
Friends may call at the residence of
Mrs Ernest K. Hanson. asa Walcott
street after p. m. Thursday. For fur
Their information call MOORE e. KIRK
FUNERAL HOME, CH-355O.
TIBBS, DANIEL W.-Beloved husband of
Florence and father of Maurice J. Tibbs.
passed away Wednesday. Oct. 10. Funeral
services Friday. Oct. 20 3 p. m, at
SHIRLEY BROS CENTRAL CHAPEL
946 N. Illinois st. Burial Crown Hill.
Friends invited. Friends may call after
p. m. Thursday at the chapel
WERNER, CHRISTTAN-Father of August,
Ernest and Harry, passed away early
bLiHeSu9y morning ,i a. the TeSoence so 0
Leonard st. Services Thursday at
o'clock at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN
MORTUARY. Friends invited. Crema-
ton Please omit flowers
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19
PREP TOURNEY OPENS

Action started today in the city
high table tennis championship
tourney in the Century building.
First and second round matches
were on the program. Finals are
carded for Sunday.
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4.l5-Green brothers orchestra.
4:30-NeWs flashes.
4.45-Rav Heatherton (WEAF1.
5:00-NRA talk.
5:05-Viiiage Barn orchestra.
5l5-Viennese ensemble (WEAF).
5:30-John B. Kennedy (WEAFD.
5:45-Sizzlers.
6:00-Piano melodies. ....
6:i5-Century of Progress orchestra
6:3o-To be announced.
7:00-Harry Bason.
715-Marvel Myers,
7:30-WKBF players.
7.45-John Thompson
s .30-SOloiSt
9:O0-Hilo Hawaiians.
9:15-Bridge game.
9 :30-Echoes Of the Palisades NWJHl'
lO:00-Harry Bason.
l0I5-Lum and Abner tWEAFl.
I0:3O-Jack Dennys orchestra (WEAFl'
ii :00-Ralph Kirberry (WEAF). -,
II .05-Cab Calloway'S orchestra tWEAFJ'
II .30-Iondon Terrace Orchesmtra.
12:OO-Midnight-S of.
WLW (7OO) Cincinnati
THURSDAY
4:0o-Tea Time trio.
4.15-Ma Perkins.
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, ways and Peoples Motor Coach play on the
Indiana alleys, with marks OF 2O9 ana olo.
Team play resulted in a triple win Tor
Bulldogs. Live Wires and Trackless Trol-
leys from Tigers, Cards and Grease. Balls
and an odd game win for the LloeraIs anq
Whiz Bangs from the Macks and Annual
Passes.
Scoring is on the upgrade in the North
the Parkway alleys Kroner, Kiefer and
Day producing counts of 653, 626 and 62l
during Wednesday nights session Al
| sets we're holly contested and the two
-of-three rule was in force, Sovereign
Realty. Earring Sweet, Prospect street,
Gas, Rite Products and Ritz TheateT de-
feating Eagle Greek Nursery; Safety Boost
ers, Fairfield Florists. Silvers Delicatessen
and DR.. Pepper
The Lubrite Oil League, rolled on the
Hotel Antler drives, and the White Star
Fuel Oil, Mobilgas and Oilomatlclans won
three games from Mobilgas Ethyl, MooiI-
grease and Mobilubrication as Socony Spe-
cialists lost two to Mobiloil.
The first five in the big Eli Lilly League
meier mefe E. 545 aH Ratc Eli $780, and HTck 554
Team results showed a three-game VIC
tory for Powders, Ilituis, Syrups, Pills and
tracts Dentals and Tablets, while the
Capsules rolled the high single game Of
/ the series. an 800 to avoid shutout at
! the hands Of the Ampolus.
Bill Faust nosed out Campbell one pin,
! 585 to 584. to lead the field in the Inter
club loop. Fulton showed on SIT. Ex-
| change Unity and Universal Indians won
all three games from Exchange Lame Bills
and American Business Club, as the Lions
| Club and Mercator Club won two from
Exchange Service and Mutual Lion
| Tanners
Art Pollard really means it this time.
for he again led the Van Camp boys over
| the three-game route. his latest set bsing
a 588. Lemon had a single game Of 230
| to cop this honor. Pumpkin won all OF
| their games from Spaghetti, as Catsup,
! Tomato Juice and Bean Hole Beans lost
two to Soup, Pork and Beans and Chilli.
Collectors won three from Agents as
/ Field took two from Collectors during the
! Federal League play at the Illinois alleys.
The contests in the Real Silk mixed
League that rolls on the Illinois alleys
resulted in odd game wins for teams No:
with a score of 495 led the girls. while
/ Thibodeau was best among the men with
a score of Sol.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
6 Transportation

CARS to any point any time References
exchanged MISS BEHRENs LT26s6.
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Collectors won three from Agents as
Federal League play at the Illinois alleys
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-05
BEGIN HERE TODAY

MONICA O'DARE, 20 and beautiful. is in love with DAN CARDIGAN one of the towns young At local dancing place where gone with Dan she meets her friend SADkA LAWRENCE with handsome and mysterious newcomer CHhLr' EUSTACE.
 ss SANDRA immediately takes charge of Dan Monne hurt allows Charles her home When Monnes older brother arrested at the garage works she rush his ad NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-05

edy abounding in a wealth or original hilarity. Jack Oakie ana Vivienne Osborne are the featured players. A hard sailor-boxer as- bring to the Navy championship, Jonesy is addicted to gin and we men until he meets Red, water front girl. He sickens of her rigid training and on a spree marries a society debutante. His new ad- venture snaps him into his senses; he returns to train and to love under Reds old supervision. When Oakie is not sparring nor disclos- ing his glistening teeth behind laugh provoking smile, he is ex- changing rapid-fire wit with George E.. Stone, Hebrew fight manager known as Murphy. To- gether, they are Jonesy and Mur- phy, a formidable pair destined to replace the Flagg and Quirt team with their snappy, spicy, speedy humor and bickerings.
 A new episode of Clancy Of the Mounted'' is also shown. Also a number of enjoyable short sub- jects. An extra attraction tomor- row night will be Country Store. On Sunday as usual there will be three good acts of vaudeville added to the program which will also in- clude two feature pictures and short subjects.