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APPOINT BANK RECEIVER. Appointment of H. B. Randolph. manager of the loan department of the State Savings and Trust Company of Indianapolis, receiver for the First National bank of Medaryville. Ind., has at Washington The Medaryville bank was closed several weeks age
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Bank Receiver Asks Divorce By Times Special NOBLESVILLE, Ind., Aug. 24.H. B. Randolph has filed a divorce suit against Mrs. Dorothy Randolph, alleging abandonment. They were married four years and been separated three years. The plaintiff was agricultural agent for Hamilton county several years and is now receiver for the Medaryville Namonal bank.
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Bank Receiver Asks Divorce Ind., Aug. Randolph has filed divorce against Mrs. Dorothy Randolph, alleging abandonment. They were married four years and been separated three years. The plainagricultural agent for Hamilton county several years now receiver Medaryville Namonal bank.
NEWS NOTES OF FOUNTAIN COUNTY COVINGTON, Sept. 7-(Special) Daniel Mitchel, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Mitchell of Newtown, has won a scholarship in Indiana university for having had the highest grades of any high school boy in Fountain county, over period of four years. Mr. Mitchell will enter school Sept. 6 to take a course in arts and science. HAS U. S. POST Austin K. Wildman of Newtown is an examiner for the reconstruction finance corporation, working out of the Chicago of fice. After finishing his education in Lafayette Business college, he was given position in the City National Bank of Lafayette. Soon after ho resigned to become assistant to the receiver of the First National bank at Medaryville, under the office of the comptroller of the currency of the U. S. treasury. He was employed as assistant to several national bank receivers until June, 1930, when he was appointed receiver of the Citizens' National bank at Hope. He resigned to accept the position he now holds. CALLED BY DEATH Mrs. Mabel Tittle, 52, wife of Charles Tittle, born and reared at Covington, who later moved to Danville, III., died in Lake View hospital, short time after entering the hospital, and undergoing an emergency operation. She was married to Charles Tittle and lived at Danville. The body was brought to Covington by Board and Shelby. The funeral was to be held at the Baptist church at 3 p. m. Tuesday; interment in Mt. Hope cemetery.