Julietta May to Become Home for Children in Marion County
Cassius L. Hogle announces plan to convert Julietta County Insane Asylum into a county children’s home after Jan 1. Commissioners will close Julietta, move existing patients to homes or state institutions, while the council previously refused funds for insane care. The plan uses $60,000 bonded for orphans to operate the home.
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Plan to widen Noblesville Road by five feet on each side
Times Special from Noblesville Indiana reports that county commissioners will consider a petition to widen the cement road between Indianapolis and Noblesville by five feet on each side with gravel making the road 28 feet wide. A parallel petition will be heard in Marion County at the same meeting.
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Appointments Halted by Mayor-Elect Duvall Ten Days
John L. Duvall the mayor elect will suspend further city appointments for at least ten days to discuss new boards and staffing with GOP leaders today. He plans talks at his home and the county treasurer’s office and has already spoken with several appointees and will confer with the boards of works safety and health. Paul Santschi 73 father of actor dies in Kokomo funeral for Santschi set soon.
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Father of Actor Thomas Santschi Dies at Home
The father of movie actor Thomas Santschi was held up today awaiting word from his son. He died at his home here Tuesday.
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Mother is Acquitted in Indiana Murder Case
Ruby McIntosh, 30, was acquitted by a jury in Evansville after admitting she shot Devinis Taylor 16, whom she said slapped her son. She returned home with her husband and five children.
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