Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 5

Thursday Evening, October 25, 1934. LOG AN SPORT PHAROS-TRIBUNE Page Fivt Little Gloria Vanderbilt Wants To Stay With Aunt CONFIDES IN TRIAL JUDGE Child Calls on Supreme Court Judge John F. Carew Who is Hearing Custody Fight NEW YORK, Oct. tittle Gloria Vanderbilt prefers her aunt Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, to her mother.

She made this emphatically clear in a three-hour visit with supreme court justice John F. Carew, is presiding over trial of Mrs. Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt's suit to regain custody of the 10-year-old child rrorn Mrs. Whitney, fier sister- in-law. Justice Carew previously had said the child's preference would have considerable weight in his decision.

Gloria's visit was unheralded and attended by much secrecy. Everything had been prepared to provide a natural a setting as possibls. The entire sixth floor corridor of the supfeme court building, where the- judge's cBambers are located, isolated. Only counsel for the opposing and an unobetruBive were present during the interview. Gloria sat on a leather-backed swivel chair next to Justice Carew talked to her in a kindly, informal way.

She swung her thin, frail logs and rocked in the chair ag she told about the days she with her mother in London Paris. There wasn't much she remembered of those places excepv that she had no one to play with her nursie. Nurse diaTl't know many games. She did remember vividly the last two years she haa lived with Mrs. Whitney at old Wesfoury, L.

I. Not only did she iave cousins of her own to play -with but a pony. And she talked enthusiastically of school She told the judge -what she was studying. She recited "Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep," and the Lord's prayer of the Episcopal church, ae well as the "Hail Mary" of the Roman Catholic church. Justice Carew nodded approvingly.

Her recital letter perfect. DOGS KILLING SHEEP IN MONON VICINITY MONON. Oct. Lowe a farmer east of here, is gunning for a pack of dogs that have be came a serious menace to sheep raisers in this vicinity. Forty-five of his sheep were killed by the pack -which is also blamed for raids of herds on the farms of Danie Boiler, John W.

Bolts and Glen Rice. ST. BRIDGET BAZAAR CLOSES THIS EVENING The two-day fall bazaar of Si Bridget's parish, which opened i the school hall at Wheatland ave and Wilkinson street Wednes night, wHl close Thursday ning with the awarding of seTera gifts. A large crowd attended th opening. The corn game and othe entertaining features are offere and light lunches served.

Chest Colds 3on't let them get a strangl hdd. Fight them quickly. Creo rrtlsion combines 7 helps in one Pwerful but harmless. Pleasan ti take. No narcotics.

Your ow ttugKist is authorized to refun pnr money on the spot if you ough or cold is not relieved (adv.) 2 SENIORS PLAY FINAL HOME GAME AGAINST KOKOMO ond Crop of Juniors and mores Brighten Up Outlook, However. Graduation will deal a devastat- ng blow to the Logansport high chool football squad but there will plenty of material available for he 1935 eleven, Coach Ray Tro- augh's grade chart on his players scloses. There are 12 seniors the squad. The personnel of the varsity quinl, listed according to classes, ollows: Seniors. Prank Parker, fullback.

Boh Miler, tackle; Horace Scott, end; Bud Maple, halfback; Bob Emerson, ackle; Ed Conners, guard; ell Palmer, quarterback; Terrell halfback; Bob Bowles, end; leorge Morrow, fullback; James 'ettig, guard; Doyle Campbell, end. Juniors Paul Wood Harlan Smith, alfback; Neil Sanders, center; George Cart, guard; Bob Gorsline, uarterback; Maurice Shanks, Arthur Kitchens, end; Otto licketts, end; Jack Byers, half- jack. Sophomores. Donald McKeever, guard; Bob trahle, guard and tackle; Jack Small, tackle; Pat Kroeger, center; 'homas Anderson, tackle; John Cnox, halfack. Freshmen.

Bob Shaver, halfback; James ursch, fullback. MODERNIZATION PROGRAM PROVIDES RICH REWARD CAPITAL REPORTS FOUR VIOLENT DEATHS INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 25 violent death toll of -four ivea in'Marion county within 24 hours was recorded. The victims were Elzea Collier; John W. Gralam, 83; Paul Preston, 17: and William Marshall, 51, negro, all of Indianapolis.

Collier was killed when he was juried nearly 100 feet by an automobile, the driver of which fled. Graham was killed on State road northeast of here when he was struck by an automobile driven by A. D. Whipple, Alexandria. Preston died of injuries suffered when he fell from a truck and the negro succumbed to injuries suffered in an automobile accident Oct.

Modernization and repairs, now poasiblle for many property owners of Logansport and Cass County through new credit channels opened up by the National Housing Act, write their own goldlen rewards in enhanced values, increased rentability, and greater comfort. Emphasizing this today, J. F. Digan, chairman of the Cass County Modernization Campaign Committee, laid stress on the rich returns that await those who invest even modestly in reconditioning of homes and other buildings that have suffered during the era of economic stress. The opportunities now offered to improve and repair properties are greater so far as ease of financing is concerned than ever have been offered.

"Under the liberal credit plan laid down by the Federal Government's newest recovery Air. Digan asserted, "it is possible to borrow between and $2,000 for this form of work at carrying much below those normally charged. ''For years it has been possible to purchase the things that go Into the radios, refrigerators, the installment plan, but this is the first time that liberal! installment credit has been extended to cover all types of real property improvements. "Banks all over the country are co-operating in this movement to restore prosperity. They are granting loans for periods up to 3 years, with payments as low as a month, and the combined cost of interest, fees, and other charges not exceeding an amount equivalent to $5 per $100 of the original! face amount of a 1-year note, deductible in advance." "An important point, too," Mr.

Digan said, "is that every repair project undertaken now results in a saving to the property owner in two ways: irst, reconditioning that seems of minor importance at the present time will prevent costlier repair jobs later on; a.nd second, the cost of building materials and lahor are likely to rise as businesss conditions improve. ''As Housing Administrator James A. Moffett has so adequately pointed the campaign committee chairman concluded, the Better Housing Propram is a sound business proposition It means money in the pocket of every American." Rochester Dr. Charles Richhavdson, of Monon, son of K. P.

Richardson of this city, will start a general practice of medicine her on November" 5. with his office in the Frank Sterner residence eon West Eighth street. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thornburg Los Angeles, a son, Leland Howard.

They ara former local residents. Chairmen selected to have charge ot the Parent-Teac'iur meetings at the Fulton school are: Mrs. Mable Rannells, November; Miss Emma Becker. December; Mrs. M.

C. Grable, January; Cecil Kistler, February; Miss Frances March, and George Rentschler April. The quarterly meeting of the Fulton County Farm Bureau will be held Saturday afternoon, in the basement of the First National bank. William Gray left yesterday for Indianapolis wheis he will join a party of Farm. Bureau men.

Frotn Indianapolis they will go to Kentucky, -Missouri, and Teunt-osee on a business trip in the interest of the Farm Bureau. Mr.i. Maude Holrien has gone to Chicago to spend several wooks. Roy Collins of Plentywood, is here for a visit with relatives. Mrs.

Ida Scott ot Lebanon is the guest oJ Mr. and Williiam Fore. Mrs. Burlington Miss Nellie Evennan, Mrs. J.

C. Ferrier an-d Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ferrier are attending the Chicago Century of Progress. The cciidiiton of Charles Cloe is improving.

The Whatsoever class of the Christian church held a weiner roast at the home of Mrs. Mae Kingery west of Middlefprk Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rodkey, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Smith and Mr. and Mrs.

0. L. Gilbert are spending a few days at Culver. Miss Margarette Payne has returned to Ft. Wayne after a few days visit with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Payne. The Christian Missionary society will meet with Miss June Yater, Friday afternoon. A chorus composed of twenty- two young men from Purdue will give a program at the Methodist church. Sunday afternoon.

Harry McCarty, Simeon Davis, V. Davis and Harvey Furnish ave returned from the World's air. The condition of Mrs. Clara Wilams remains Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Barnard and hildren and Mrs. Evelyn Price Flora have been visiting Mrs. usan Rinehart. George Burkhart and Frank 'ergusou are spending the week Anderson. tester Reairs has returned to ndianapolis after a visit with his parents Mr.

and Mrs. Judd Reairs. Monticelto The annual White coumy children's institutes will be held Saturday and Sunday, N'ov. 3 and i. at the Chalmers North church and the Headlee church.

and S. club night. Sam Condo and Mrs. Vivian Condon entertained the Past Grsnd club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.

Anna Bushnell has returned home from an extended visit with relatives iu California and at Saft'ord. Arizona. Her son-in-law ONWARD REDCOATS BEATEN AT MIAMI MIAMI, Oct. from behind in the second half, Clay of Miami defeated Onward here last night, 20 to 18. T.

and R. Jones starred for the losers while Layton, Riley and Shively were best for Clay. Clay won a preliminary game, 20 to 11. PAIR HELD AT WARSAW FOR PASSING BAD BILL WARSAW. Oct.

Mosier, 22, and Manuel Ponda, 24, both of ary, were under arrest here today on charges of passing a counterfeit J10 bill at a Plymouth filling station. AMBOY LADY ESCAPES PERU, Oct. Grace K. Freeman, of Amboy, escaped injuries in an accident which occurred on Road 21 when the car she was driving struck a cow and killed it. The car was damaged considerably.

GRAND JURY PROBES DICE GAME MURDER FRANKLIN, Oct. special meeting of the Johnson county grand jury to investigate the fatal stabbing of Charles Whitlock, 17. in a dice game at Edin- Tjurg, Sunday, wag called here today. Chanley Hedger. alleged slayer, is being held in the: Karion county jail here where he was taken as a precaution against possible mob violence by friends of Whitlock.

Police said they were told the stabbing occurred when Whitlock threw the dice away after losing all of his money in the game. RETIREMENT ACT UNCONSTITUTIONAL WASHINGTON, Oct. (UP) railroad retirement act, affecting about 1,000,000 railroad em- ployes, was held unconstitutiona' by Chief Justice Alfred A. Wheat of District Supreme court. Justice Wheat granted peti tion of 134 major railroads asking for an injunction to restrain en forcement of the' a.ct by the rail road retirement board.

The act sets ivp a retirement and pension system for all employes railroads subject to ttie Interstate Commerce Act. Retirement is made compulsory at the age of 65 years but may be extended unti the age 70- After that time ployes receive annuities. unti death. CHIEF EXECUTIVE TO NAME MEMBERS WASHINGTON, Oct. Roosevelt expects to appoint within the next few week a governor of the Federal Reserv Board, a chairman of the Nationa Labor Relations Board, and twi directors of the Reconstructio Finance Corporation.

The President add-ed no.deeteio had yet been reached as to th place Dr. Robert M. H-utchins president of the University of Ch cago would occupy in the adminis tration. Beautiful China Adds so much to your dinner. It will serve you for years and years.

The New Noritake Patterns Combine beauty, quality, style, very low cost. with a Church of God Helm Street H. A. Sherwood, Pastor Divine Healing Service A special service will be held at the Church of God on Helm Street, Friday evening, October 26. The "Singing Evangelist," Albert Duke of Warsaw, Indiana, will bring a special message on "Divine Healing." He will again sing a number of bass solos in his characteristic manner.

These special meetings have been well attended with good interest. Services each evening except Saturday. The evangelist's subject for Sunday night will be ''The Value of th Soul." The pastor will preach Sunday morning from the sub.iect. "The Price of Soul-Winning." A most cordial invitation extended to all. Mrs.

John Rott-e of Chalmers Heath, was recently trans- ferred from New York to Safford. for special duty at a CCC camp. Dr. W. E.

Biederwolf has returned from Chicago where he gave a dinner for 200 prominent business men in the interest of his prompiional campaign for U'inona Ijake. -Mrs. J. D. McCaun has returned from visiting friends iu Harrisburg.

Pa. was elected president of the county home economics club at their annual meeting here. Mrs. Kate Hair of Round Grove township was named vice president, and Mrs. Leslie Pasehen secretary- treasurer.

Clothing was chosen as next year's project. About 200 attended. The marriage is of Miss Maybelle Miller of Wolcou. to Station. Telfer of near Chalmers.

County chairmen and executive committee associated retailers ot i district two met at the Sportmou's club Wednesday noon. The men, who were losers in ihc mixed bridge tournament al the Tippei'anoe Country club, entertained the women at dinner at (he Tippecanoe Country c.lub Mrs. Bert Taylor captained the women and Dr. A. B.

Cray the men. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Risken were called to. Camclen by the death ot the latter's mother, Mrs.

Alice Leslie. Several hundred members Home Economics clubs of tlin county attende-d the Achievement day at the Methodist church here Wednesday. Members of Tri Kappa sorority will hold their annual fall rummage sale at the rest room of fhn court house Saturday, October 27. Dr. U.

G. beazenby will speak Thursday at the program marking the 100th anniversary of the Sa.l- em Methodist church. Mrs. Charles Smoker and Mrs. Boyd Shafer entertained the Y.

L. RILEY JUNIOR HIGH HONOR ROLL PUPILS NAMED BY BROWN INAUGURATE HUNT FOR MISSING LADY BbPFFTON. Oct. hunt for Mrs. Mary J.

Tinkle, former city light, and water wanted in connection with an alleged shortage in cash accounts occurring several months ago. was instigated Wednesday by police hore. Mrs. Tinkle, discharged from her duties at the utilities offico at the time the shortage was discovered, police say, disappeared the week of Sepi. 10 when a grand was to investigate the case.

AT. TABERSAl'kE Elder Samuel Johnson of Kokomo will preach at Mt. Zion tabernacle Thursday night, It is announced by the pastor, Elder J. W. Write." Principal J.

H. Brown of Ritey junior high school announced his honor roll for first six weeks of school composed of students ranking scholastically in tha upper 10 per cent. It follow: Arthur Atwoll. Mary Baker. Jean Wroth.

Warron Bowen. Martha Bcnvyev. Marian Bu- luiuU'v, tVuy Caldwoll. Collins. Catherine Coons, lino- pcnp Crawford.

Gilbort Dodsort, Jack Drill, lieu Drompp. June Anna Klnilinger, Bert Klmlingi'r. KiiMnor Flory. Dick Gipsou, Hipln. Dreida.

llildobrand. Virginia Barbara Kasch, Kantzer, Marilyn Keener. IVuv Keitzer, Kvolyn King. Robert Kirkpatrick, Junior Kriog, Katliryu LeireTV Mary Liennrman, Margaret ter. Kathlpen Dorothy Lynch.

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Wilma Xctliercutt. Mary Virginia Nrwcomb. Newport, Geraldiuo Packard. Gail Patty. Donna Roam.

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