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to to A A A A THE KOKOMO TRIBUNE MONDAY SEPTEMBER 22 1941 From the Tribune Area Frankfort Frankfort Judge Grants Divorces To Four Couples Two More Seeking Marital Freedom Frankfort, Sept. John 21-(Tribune -Judge cult Saturday. Herschel Car. granted, four divorces in men was given a divorce from Bernice Carmen, and the custody three minor children; Martin Mahler was granted separation from Dillian Mahler, the custody minor child, and ordered not to remarry for two years. Florence Eileen Ostler was granted divorce from Dale Ostler and her former name of Miller restored.

Mrs. Miriam W. Davis. was given divorce from R. Davis and awarded the custody of two children for which Davis was dered to pay support.

Guy Ostier, East McClurg street, WAS remanded to fall 11 days when unable to pay fine of and costa imposed him in city court by Mayor Bert Lucas, who also suspended a penal farm sentence of 90 days. Otter was charged with assault and tery by his wife Ruby Ostler. Later the same day Mrs. Ostler filed suit In charging circult her court husband! asking, divorce, with cruel and Inhuman treat-! ment. the also asks the custody of their three minor children.

couple were marled in 1934 separated Aug. 2A, 1941, according to the complaint. Mra. Bowen, of noar Frankfort, also filed suit for orca from her husband, Robert Bowen, to whom she was married in 1987. Nors M.

Offen Dies The Rev. Nora Malinda Often. 67, died at her home, West Barner street, at 3:10 p. m. day, of a complication of allments.

She been 111 since July bedfast for the past two weeks. deceased was born in Shelbyvitle, April 5, 1874, daughter Mr. and Mra. John Laymon. first marriage wad to the John Parson in 1891.

Ho died 1926. She married Dec. 1926, to the Rev, Albert M. Often. member of the Christian Congregational church and was ordained minister in that church.

Survivors include besides husband, one adopted son, Chester Hall. of Butte, an. adopted daughter, Mrs. Esalo Miller Logansport; two sisters, Mrs. Cookson of Logansport and William Schreckenghaust of BloomIngion, pne brother, Andevilla Laymon of Logansport two nieces, Mrs.

Fred Meinzer Logansport: and Mrs. Carrie of Frankfort, Mrs. Offon grew to young womanhood In Shelbyville. After her riage to Rov. Parson she atudied tor the ministry And ordained at the age of 20 She and Mr.

Often came to Frankfort Dot, 2, 1940. She was affiliated with the Salvation Army preached until her health toiled. She lived in Logansport for years prior to. coming to this Friends may call at the Aughe and Son funeral home after m. Monday.

Servicem will be at the funeral home Tuesday 10 a. with the Rev. J. B. Miller in charge, assisted by Adjt.

Russell Webster of the Salvation Army. Vorhis Rites number of Nickel Piate road officials will be' among many out-of-town persona to tend funeral. services. of Col. worth Vorhis, 78, retired superintendent Nickol Plate, to held Monday morning at 10 o'clock at the Goodwin.

tunoral home. Dr. Harry of the Presbyterian church and Mr. Vale of Indianapolis will ciate with the remains taken Crown Hill cemetery In Indianapolis for interment. Pall bearers are Ogden Pierce, Ben Zimmerscheid, Leslie Dr.

H. R. Royster, Pearl Skiver and Harry Holmes. Dr. Boulden and Tom Wherritt are buto bearers, with a guard of from the Frankfort Commandery, Knights Templar.

A resident of Frankfort for than 34 years, Mr. Vorhis died his bome in Indianapolis Friday morning of a heart attack. Ho had been retired from the road since 1987 and had resided Indianapolis for the past year, Farm Bureau Meeting. Dr. Goorge Hammersley will be the guest speakor for a meeting of the Jackson township Farm Bureau Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock at the school building.

A hamburger fry will precede the program and the talk "Rural Problems." Basinosa Women To Meet The Frankfort Business Professional Women's club open the fall season with a ing Tuesday: evening at the. of the president, Myrtle Thompson, 8 North O'Neil Aria Club Plans Program An Informal social program mark. the opening meeting of Frankfort. Arts club Wednesday afternoon at the home of John Downing, 901 East street. Hospital Items Mrs.

811 Washington, street, underwent emergency appendectomy late day afternoon: at the Clinton County -hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Glen, and Mr. and Mra: Dale McCain of Michigantown, the parents of Nancy: Squire, 756 Suspended Term Given Michigan Driver at Tipton Four Suffer Minor Injuries in Wrecks Tipton, Sept.

21-(Tribune Special) Judge Harold Forrest Oliver, of of Michigan, 8. sentence of 60 days in jail, a fine of $25 and. costs, and prohibited him from obtaining driver's license in Indiana for year, in circuit court here Saturday. Oliver was convicted charges of driving 8 motor hicle white under the influence of intoxicating liquor. Judge, Jump, who was special judge the case on change of venue from Judge, Frank B.

Russell, suspended thei jail sentence. There was unusual Interest in the case because of the contest between father and son in the prosecution and defense. Horacel Holmes, prosccuting attorney, was opposed Ira Holmes, wellknown Indianapolis attorney, who is his father. Oliver 185 arrested by Robert Grannan, state policeman, in May, 1940 on state highway 31 just south! of the Howard county line. Ac-: cording to Grannan, who is nOw stationed In southern part of the state, Oliver WAS picked up after 8 five-mile chase at high speed on the wrong: side af the road.

Investigate Three Wrecks Sheriff Burt Lilly and deputy Ralph Watson investigated three automobile accidents in the Friday night and Saturday morning, according to their official records. Although some of vehicles involved were badly damaged no serious injury to occupants of the cars was reported. Roland Wray, Fred Turner, Dewey Adams and Fred Martin, driver, were occupants of a car which was involved in an accident with a tomato truck driven. by Chester Stone, of Atlante, on state highway 28 just west of Tipton early Saturday morning, according to the sheriff's report. Wray, Turner and Adams were treated at the Emergency hospital for minor injuries.

George A. Webb, Hammond and C. Fisher, of Kempton, were victims 'of a crash at the intersection of highway 28 and the Sheridan road Saturday morning. Four beifers and a veal calf escaped from Fisher's truck to nearby flelds as A result af the crash.1 Webb was slightly hurt and his car badly smashed, the sheriff reported. Only slight damages to autotnobiles and no injuries to resulted from an accident reported occupants between, cars Windfall, driven and by.

Mrs. Minnie Alice Mae Boyle of Lafayette, in a Friday night accident at Wolford's crossing oh highway 28 near Hobbs. Federation Clubs to Meet Clubs affiliated with the Tipton County Federation' of clubs will meet in fall council at the Kempton Methodist church Tuesday, it was announced Saturday by Mrs. E. L.

Webb, federation president. The meeting will begin with a luncheon to be served at 12:30 o'clock. Following is listed the personnel of club officers and federation personages who will participate in the courity meeting: Mrs. E. D.

Hodges, Ninth district first vice-president and district if possible, be present and present chairman for national defense will, ber plan for Tipton county clubs. Others to speak will be Mra, G. G. Davis, Ninth district, second vicetrict president; Miss Lucy M. Elliott, digchairman of Epsilon Sigma Omicron; Mrs.

F. O. Wheatley, district chairman American Citizenship, and Miss May Hobbs, state The chairman of conservation, County Federation officers besides Mrs. Webb are: Mra. Robert Mrs.

Collins, first vice-president; C. W. Mount, second vicepresident; Mrs. Paul Richman, secrotary and Mrs. R.

I. Norris, treasu urer. The clubs and their belonging are: Kempton Study club- Raymond Cox. Epsilon Elgma OmicronSam Matthews. Tipton 'Art Asociation-Mrs.

John W. Ward. Homecraft: Economics Club Mrs. Chester Powell. Honey Creek Economics club --Mrs.

Guy Cunningham. Art division Mrs. J. E. Ayres, Literature division-Mrs.

Paul Kutz. Music division-Mra. P. J. Pentecost, Department of international relations and U.

S. debonds Mrs. C. A. Crime prevention division--Mrs.

Harry Barnett. Presg and publicity--Mrs. Ned Larmore. The special committee chairmen are: Clubwoman magazine ALlen Kemp. Conservation--Mrs.

A. E. Mott. for blind-Mrs. Guy Cunningham.

Institutes and forums -Mrs. Glen McCorkle. Motion pictures--Mrs. Paul Richman. Radio safety--Mrs.

Wm. Allen Ainshaw, Public Reciprocity and defense recreation--Mre. G. G. Smith.

Urban and rural co-operationMrs. Ross McNeal, Delphlan Study club -Mra, Charles Martz. Matinee musicale Mrs. F. G.

McWilliams. Business and Professional Women- Charles Martz. Tipton County Home Economics -Miss May The county department chairmen are; American citizenship Mrs. Ray Hutto. Division of family relationship Mra.

B. Nash. Family security division--Mrs. S. Walton.

Adult: education division -Miss Lucy M. Elliott. Public instruction division-Mrs. Ralph McMullan. Student -Mrs.

Lloyd Mains. Juniors-Mrs. G. G. Davis.

WINDOW FOR PLASTER CAST Dr. Fred Waknitz and assistant demonstrute in New York the use of new "window," a transparent plastic device enabling doctors to observe wounds through a plaster cast. Idea was developed in Britain to aid in treatment of complicated bomb wounds. State Corn Queen Title Sought by 13 Girls in Contest at Fowler Tonight Fowler, Sept. Thirteen northwestern Indiana will.

compete in a contest in Fowler high school, gymnasium tomorrow night. the title af corn queen. The queen will be crowned the night of Oct 1 and will rule over the fourth annual Indiana corn festival Oct. 2-4. More than 2,000 persons are.expected to be on hand to see five celebrities select the queen from local winners in nine counties.

Judges will bo Helena Rubenstein, New York City cosmetician; Grill Williams, orchestra loader; and Mercer, radio singer; Garry Moore, radio announcer, and Jess Pugh, radio, actor. In the contest will be Edith Gott of Lebunon, Miss Boone county; Janice Lowe, Goodland; ine Mourout, Miss Attica; Inogene Hall, Miss Winamac; Hammond, Miss Morocco; Martha Schuster, Miss Kentland; Mary Alice Lash of Logansport, Miss Cans county. Arlene Holeman, Miss Reynolds; Cicora Pitts, Miss Boswell; Jeanne Mahoney, Miss Oxford; Catherine Jane Warren of Crawfordsville, Miss Montgomery Umholtz, Miss Earl Park, and Marge Briscoe of Lafayette, Miss Tippecanoe county. Previous corn queens have been Janice Williamson of Morocco in 1938, Esther Wood of Goodland in 1939 and Mary Garrison of Flora in 1940. The queen, her court and the Festival hostess, Doris Anstee of Fowler, will go.

to Indianapolis Tuesday to be outfitted and invite Gov. Schricker to the festival. They will take a chartered bus Wednesday for a four-day Chicago sightseeing tour. Carroll County Farm Bureau Heads Preparing to Select New Officers Delphi, Sept. -Directors of the Carroll county Farm Bureau have met and have appointed a nominating committee who witi select the Farm Bureau officers for 1942.

Members of the committee are Walter Casad, Mrs. Earl Newell, R. J. Maggart, Mrs. John Witter and LeRoy Robeson.

Township officers will be elected in October and the county organization meeting will be held Oct. 28 at Camden. A scrap book which will be compiled by Mrs. Charles Tansey, county, social educational director, will be entered at the state contest during the state Farm Bureau conference Nov. 13-15 in Indianapolis, Camp Tecumseh Director Leaving who has served as director of Camp Merle E.

Carver. of Indianapolis, the summer monthe for several Tecumseh, west of Delphi, during years, has accepted an appointment Ag general secretary of the at Huntington, W. effective Nav. 1. Enrollment Camp Tecumseh, under Mr.

Carver's direction, has reached new the past several seasons, Mitchell Rites Held Funeral gervices for Charles Mitchell, 63, who. died Tuesday at Leeds, S. were held Sunday afternoon at. o'clock. The body arrived here Saturday.

The Harry Parker officiated in the Blythe and Sons funeral Buria! was made in the I.O.0.F. cemetery. Two Licensed Charics Bell, county clerk, issued marriage licenses todny to Donald H. Sheets, 19, of Mr. and Mra.

Charles H. Sheets of Ockley, and Mary Jane Shaffer, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Shaffer of Ockley, and to Francis E.

FATsuer, 21, of Delphi, and Mildred McKay, 20,. daughter of Mrs. Pearl McKay of Delphi. Defense Is Kiwanis Convention Theme Terre Haute, Sopt. Indiana members of Kiwanis International will turn their attention problems of natlonal defense in the three-day 24th annual state convention to start in Terre Haute Tuesday.

More than 1,200 persons are. expected to. attend. Responsibility of the luncheon clubs in defense, civilian defense and the program of the federal bureau of investigation are among subjects for discussion in business meetings. J.

Edgar Hoover, F.B.I, head; Cot. Roscoe Turner, Indianapolis aviator, and Charles Donley of Pittsburgh, Kiwanis International president, will among speakers. Gov. Schricker and Gov. John Bricker of Ohio.

have accepted invitations to the convention. district governor. and 12 lieutenant governors. will be elected. COMING Sun.

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STARTS 11:30 ON THE STAGE IT'S WEIRD! IT'S EERIE! "ASYLUM OF HORRORS" With FRANKENSTEIN'S DOUBLE DIRECT, HOLLYWOOD! FROM VAMPIRES IN THE -ON THE SCREEN- AUDIENCE! CAN THE DEAD RETURN SKELETONS FROM THE GRAVE? BESIDE YOU! "THE MYSTIC CIRCLE CAN YOU TAKE IT? MURDER" With All Seats 35c Plus HOUDINI Must Be A Children' MME. HARRY panied by Adult. Freighter Flames In Atlantic Storm New. York, Sept. 21-(P)-An Atlantic storm today started fire on a freighter off the coast of Virginia and delayed at least four other ships enroute to' York, The coast guard reported that! fire broks out on the Commercial Trader, when of the More-McCormack vessel was buffeted by "exceedingly heavy The flames were said to be under control after destroying part of the forward deck cargo.

The weather burean Said there were district: atmospheric disturbances, one in the Atlantic about 500 miles. southwest of Cape Hat-1 teras other 300 miles south of Port Eads, La. The bureau reported it was unlikely that either storm would aftect waters in the New York area, but small craft warnings were ordered displayed from Montauk Point to Atlantic City, N. and storm warnings from Atlantic City to Cape Hatteras. Divorcee Is Slain, Man Shot at Marion Marion; Sept.

21-(P) -A 47-year-old Marion. divorcee died today and a Marion man lay dangerously. wounded because of what Deputy Sheriff Von West of Grant county said was described to him as Sovers' quarrel shooting. Mrs. Delphia Muchmore cumbed in Marion Goneral haspital.

Tom S. Crawley, 59, was reported near death. Both were shot with a rusty old automatic pistol in Mrs. SEVEN Muchmore's automobile yesterday just beyond the city limits. The deputy sheriff said each accused the other of the shooting.

He 'quoted Mrs. Muchmore as saying Crawley was angry because repeatedly refused to marry bim. ment avenue, of a was fractured admitted hip for the suffered treat. a fall at her home, Patients dismissed over the week-end were Mra. B.

TimClinton street; Mrs. Joe street; Divorces Mrs. James R. Hobart Moore, 553 son, James Keith, Marsh and daughter, Sandra Kay, 252 West Clinton street; Mrs, Cleo Sheets and daughter, Julia Kay, Cutler route 2, and Floyd Beard, route 2. Orville Wilson of Cutler, seriously injured In an automobile accident In which his wife, Mrs.

Juanita Witson, 25, was fatally injured a week ago north of Michigantown, been taken to the home Mr. and Mrs. Harry Levell, 354 Weat Boone street, parents of Mrs. Wilson, Elmer Jenkins, route 5, underwent a tonsilectomy Friday at the Clinton County hospital. Elbert Marshall, route 2, has gone: to his hame.

Birth Is Announced Mr. and Mra. William Musser of Indiana, Pa, are the parents of a daughter, Janet Anne, born Friday. Mrs. Musser 1788 formerly Julia Daughtery, daughter of Mrs.

Evelyn Ham Daughtery and the late Roscoe Daughtery, South Jackson street Thrills Galore Provided Crowd At Air Show Here Performers Dare Death in Stunts Featured by the largest crowd ever to sec an event of its kind here, the alr show promoted by the Junior Chamber of Commerce was an outstanding success Sunday. Automobiles jammed every available parking space in and near the local airport as thousands of persons gathered to watch Mike Murphy, aviation's No. 1 stunt man. and other pilots perform thrilling acts, bturphy was the sensation of tho plane in all kinds of rolls, show, flying his specially, bullt upside down, etc. One of his best stunts Involved six precision rolls in which hig plane traveled in a great arc, and be finished his part of the program by circling the entire field upside down.

He received! a tremendous round of applause. Elmo Bannister, Beaumont, made two thrilling parachute jumps, rode on the hood of an autor mobile Ag it mashed through burning wall, and leaped from a car traveling at A high speed to contribute heavily to the program. His second jump from a plane was from a height 7,500 feet, with Weldon Ropp, manager of the airport, piloting the ship. Ropp hims)! put on two eXceptionaly entertaining acts, one entitled "How not to fly" and the other act of crazy flying. In the crazy flight he was garbed an old woman who was supposed to.

have bad Do experience AB pilot and who WaS always abcut to crash against the ground or a tonce. This flying, some of it very close to the ground, with wings of the plane kicking up dust from time to time, was highly exciting and skillfully done. Only one of the army planes that were expected to show up put in an appearance. It was a twinengined bomber and it flew over the field Several times but did not stop. Other planes were expected here from Patterson field, but word was received that the army could not spare them.

creditable job of announcing WAB done by Lary Lawver, executive assistant of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association. Canada Builds Plane Stations in Wilds To Defend Alaska Ottawa, Sept, of plane ferry stations, in the wildernesses of the dan Northwest for the joint use of the United States and Canada against any Pacific coast attack WAS disclosed today by. Air Vice Marshal C. O. Johnson, deputy chief of the Canadian air staff.

Jahnson said in an address prepared for broadcast by the Canadian Broadcasting corporation that work was baing rushed on: and equipping the and was now well along. "By reason of close cooperation with the United States for defense of this hemisphere against attack, steps are in progress for joint action in the ovent of an attack on Alaska or the Pacific coast," he said. "A chain of what we call staging airdromes are now construction in the Northwest, 30 that fighter squadrons both the United States and from Canadian bases may be moved to northern British Columbia or to Alaska from the center of the continent without delay." Hibernians Elect New State Officers Indianapolis, Sept. Indiana Ancient Order of fans elected J. J.

Liddy Indianapolis to his fourth straight term president at the close of its two day biennial convention today. dent, Joseph and M. Patrick Howard, vice J. Hannon, trea-' surer, were re-elected. Daniel Cangany Was named secretary and All are of Indianapolis.

the Rev. J. Downey, chaplain. British Lose 98 Planes Berlin, Sept. 21-(P)-DNB tonight that in the west and in Mediterranean area last.

week the British lost 93 planes to nine German Phone Your Ad-3131 Peru Sale of Mugivan Mansion at Peru Near Completion Rich Land-Owner Is Reported Buyer Peru, Sept 21-(Tribune -Practical agreement on terms for sale of the Mugivan sion at 80 East Main street was reported today from reliable ves. Although Do official vertfication could be obtained, it was believed tentative arrangements had been made for transler of the deed some time this week. J. Wells, local real estate dealer, who has been acting as agents for heirs of the late Jerry Mugivan, millionaire circus mag-! nate, and his widow, the late Mary! Edith Mugivan, was reported, i of the city today and be located. Prospective purchaser was reported to be a wealthy land-owner living In the northeast part of Indiana.

It is believed he plans to use the house AS a residence. Amount of the financial considcration could not be learned, but it. is known that an offer was made several months ago to sell the property to the city of Peru for $15,000, When built about ten years ago it is reported to have cost almost $250,000. Open Centenarians Estate Application was filed in the probate division of Miami circuit court here yesterday for letters administration for the estate of late Susannah Smoker, of the north part of Miami county, who recently few months her, Value 100th of birthday. estimated was at $14,000, including $8,000 In personal property.

All seven of Mrg. Smoker's children survive and are listed as heirs, the oldest being 79. She 19 Mrs. Amanda E. Sriver, The others are, Frank Smoker, 78, of Akron; WilItam Smoker, 76, of Akron; Mrs.

Almeada Powell, 73, of Rochester; hirs. Emma Burkett, 70, of Rochester; Albert Smoker, 82, of Akron, and Charles Smoker, 68, A Akron. The Akron Exchange Bank was named to serve as administrator, with Loder L. Patterson, of Akron, as attorney. The sans, Frank, William and Charles, waived their rights to serve as administrator.

Name Eleven Draftees Names of 11 Miami county men who will be inducted into ed States army at Ft, Benjamin. Harrison on Oct. 2, under provislong of the Selective Service Act were announced by the Miami draft board yesterday as follows: Frederick Donald Poor, Thomas Edward Hendricks, Russell Cress, Gareth Allen Kinzle, James Arthur Grund, Roger Dale Baber, Joseph Bernard Kennedy, Roger Kruger Smith, Dallas Sherwood Riley, Atlec A. Miller and Don Edward Hostetler. Poor and.

Hendricks are volunteers. In addition to the Miami county registrants, two who registered elsewhere and are now living in Miami county will be sent to Ft. Harrison with the local group. They are Thomas James Kavanaugh and Gerald Bernard Mullen, The contingent will depart on a motor bus scheduled to leave the courthouse square at 8:30 a. m.

It was announced by the board that the appeal of Ervin L. Seaso had been denied, and that he had been re-classified as 1-A. Burglary Reported City police today were investigating a report by Jac Loe, 106 East Eighth street, that burglars broke into his House and stole $6 in cash from a glass gar in the kitchen cabinet. Provides $100 Bond John Aikman provided $100 recognizance bond in Miami circuit court yesterday in surety of peace proceedings instituted by the State of Indiana ex rel. Burl Brown, The CASe originated in 'Justice J.

T. Roderick's court. Circuit Judge Hal C. Phelps took under advisement 8 petition of Benjamin Evans for modification of an order that he pay his divorced wife, Georgia, $7.50 per week as an allowance for support for two children. It was brought out that one.of the children bad married since the order was made, Tune in on These: TONIGHT News Broadcasts) 6:00 Telephone Hour.

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Bus Crash Kills 10 Casarblanca, French Morocco, Sept. 21-(P)-Ten persons Were killed and 56 injured today when 8 bus plunged into a 300-foot ravino here. COURT TAKES RECESS Judge Forrest E. Jump. that court will be adjourned until Wednesday on ACof the death of Judge Joseph Cripe.

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