Auto Toll in State Kills Five. Local Man among Dead
Five people died in separate auto crashes in the state. Howard W. Brydon, 23, of Indianapolis, and Miss Heatrice Watkins of Winchester were killed when Brydon’s car crashed through a bridge railing near Madison. Miss Margaret Conyers of Milan was seriously injured but expected to recover, and Miss Mary McDonald of Indianapolis was bruised but to recover. Hozelle Henzel of Marysville leaped to safety. Two children, Raphael and Bernard Bowe, ages 4 and 18 months, died in a Duck's Knob plunge near Jeffersonville when a car left the road. their mother Mrs. Dorothy Bowe and son Bartholomew survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Brydon
Bolton Ave
Indianapolis
Heatrice Watkins
Winchester
Ind
Hrydon
Madison
Margaret Conyers
Milan
Mary McDonald
Caroline McDonald
Washington St
Hozelle Henzel
Marysville
Ohio
Duck's Knob
Jeffersonville
Raphael
Bernard Bowe
Tragic Auto Crash Ends Brydon Woods Life
Brydon Woods, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Woods, died after a car struck his sister Betty Woods in Richmond as they walked to a grocery. James Martin drove the auto. Brydon, a Hanover graduate, attended Arsenal Technical High School and starred in dramatics. He belonged to the Irvington Masonic Lodge Elks and Phi Delta Theta. Funeral plans are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Woods
Irvin Woods
Richmond
James Martin
Brydon
Madi
Ind
Hanover
Arsenal Technical High School
Irvington Masonic Lodge
The
Elks and
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Bus firm seeks lines Madison to Greensburg and Cincinnati
Indianapolis firm at 50 Kentucky Ave filed with the public service commission to operate bus routes between Madison and Greensburg Indiana and Cincinnati Ohio and Seymour Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis-Cincinnati Bus Company
Kentucky Ave
The
Public Service Commission
Madison
Greensburg
Cincinnati
Ohio
Seymour
Ind
Suspect Held in Bandit Hunt
William Risk, 24, of 2601 Valley Ave, held by police for investigation in a series of attacks on white women in north side homes. A witness described a man resembling Risk. a second victim, Jack Steffey, and his wife, were beaten by a colored bandit. Evidence included dyed trousers found in Risk's rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Risk
Valley Ave
North Side
Risk
Mona "Clark
N. Gale St
E. Twenty-First St
Clark
Jack B. Steffey
N. Dearborn Sr
Steffey
Bankert
Pearsey
Seifert and
Heller
Democratic mayoral candidate appeals to women at noonday speech
Walter Myers, Democratic candidate for mayor, urged women to participate in the city election during a noon address at Real Silk Hosiery Mills. He blamed heavy taxes for adding to family burdens and depicted his Republican opponent John L. Duvall in a sinking boat metaphor alongside local GOP leaders George Coffin and Wildiiam H. Armitage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Myers
Real Silk Hosiery
Myers
John L. Duvall
George Coffin
Wildiiam H. Armitage
Also Mentioned on This Page
Theodore Brydon
Hanover College
Dorothy Bowe
Bartholomew Bowe
H. W. Brydon
ASK
Peth Aes
Bayer
West Washington ST
Bitten
RAO
West Anal
America
Ling
Real Silk
the World
Mediterranean
Near East
West Indies
South America
Richard A. Kurtz
Travel Bureau
Eunion Trust
East Market St
C. H. Wallerich Co
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
New York St
Lincoln
Dally
Donse BroThers Deealers
Edward Traugott
Harry Sussman
Fall
Dad
Traugott’s
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