Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 187, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1934 — Page 14

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DAUGHTER OF CITY PIONEER DIES AT HOME

Mrs. Georgia Thompson to Be Buried Monday. Following funeral services at 11 Monday in the Flanner & Buchanan Funeral Home. 25 W. Fall Creekpkwy, for Mrs. Georgia Mars Thompson, who died yesterday in her home, 850 Olin-av, private burial services will be held in Crown Hill. Mrs. Thompson, who was a member of a pioneer Marion county family, was a daughter of James A. Mars, owner of the White River Valley Mills, from which the town of Valley Mills derived its name. Mars Hill also was named for the family. She was a member of the old University Place Baptist Church and the Monday Conservation Club. Surviving her is a son, Maurice H. Thompson, with whom she made her home. Van Buskirk Rites Held Services for Walter Scott Van Buskirk, who died in his home, 290 Burgess-av, Thursday, were to be held at 2 this afternoon in the Shirley Bros, central chapel, 946 N. Illi-nois-st, with burial in Crown Hill. Mr. Van Buskirk. who was 71. formerly was secretary-treasurer of the William B. Burford Printing Cos. He had lived in Indianapolis 55 years. Surviving him are the widow. Mrs. Leota Van Buskirk, and a daughter, Mrs. Rouie McDermond, San Francisco. Clements Funeral Set Burial services for Clarence O. Clements. 631 N. Beville-av, who died at his home Thursday night, will be held at 2 Monday in the Harry W Moore Funeral Home, j burial in Crown Hill. Mr. Clements, who was 64, had i lived in Indianapolis 27 years. He j was a member of the E. Tenth-st.! Methodist Episcopal Church. Surviving him are the widow', Mrs. Mary L. Clements; a daughter, Miss Georgianna Clements, and a son, Enoch H. Clements. Brewery Official Dead Requiem mass will be offered at 8:30 Monday at St. Patrick’s man Catholic Church for Henry Shea, 247 E Merrill-st, vice president of the State Brewing Cos., who died yesterday of heart disease at St. Vincent’s Hospital. Mr. Shea, who was 60, had lived all his life in Indianapolis. Surviving him are a brother, Patrick Shea, and two sisters. Miss Anna Shea and Mrs. Mayme Land, all of Indianapolis. Hankins Rites Monday The body of Mrs. John Hankins, 3015 Sutherland-av, who died Thursday of heart disease, in Pittsburgh, where she was visiting her daughter. Mrs. A. M. Junkins. was brought to Indianapolis today. Funeral services will be held at 2 Monday at the J. C. Wilson Funeral Home, 1230 Prospect-st, with burial in Crown Hill. Mrs. Hankins was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis. Surviving her are the daughter, the widower. John Hankins, retired Monon Railroad employe, and a sister, Mrs. Myrtle Rice. Noblesville. CHURCHES TO UNITE IN CHRISTMAS SERVICE Seven Congregations to Attend Brightwood Vespers. Seven churches will take part in a Christmas Vesper service to be held at 4 tomorrow in the Brightwood Methodist Episcopal Church, 2410 Station-st. Those participating are the Fountain Street Methodist Episcopal. Forest Manor Methodist Episcopal. Heath Memorial Methodist Episcopal, Henninger Methodist Episcopal, Old Bethel Methodist Episcopal. Brightwood Christian and Bright wood Methodist Episcopal Churches. The Rev. James Ali and W. P. Ellison will have charge of the program which will consist of devotions and music.

MORTGAGE INSURANCE APPROVED BY BANKERS Clearing: House Adopts Resolution Aproring Provisions. The Indianapolis Clearing House Association today adopted a resolution approving the mutual mortgage insurance provisions of the National Housing Act. and suggested to its members that they co-operate with the Federal Housing Administration in carrying out the Government housing program. The resolution was read by Evans Woollen Sr.. Fletcher Trust Company president, after the Federal housing program had been presented by R. Earl Peters. Federal Housing Administration state director. and Arthur V. Brown, Clearing House Association president. SCHOOL CHORUS TO SING YULE CANTATA Washington High Pupils to Offer Musirale Wednesday. "The Manger Throne.” a cantata by Charles Fonteyn Manney. will be given by the Washington High School Colonial Chorus at 8 Wednesday night in the school auditorium. The school string quartet will play the accompaniment and the cantata will be directed by Miss Juanita Vance. The opening orchestral numbers will be directed by Miss Maude Delbridge. Soloists will be Elizabeth Bohlinger. Lorenna Pollock. Ruth Miller Gilbert Mershon. Charles Potts and Donald Dean. Hitler Train Kills 15. By I mil <t rr, , BERLIN Dee, 15.—Fifteen members of a theatrical troupe, nine of them women, were dead today, victims of a crash in which a special train carrying Adolf Hitler struck a bus that crashed in fog through the bariers guarding a railway crossing near Verden-on-Aller.

In City Churches Sunday

All Saint! Cathedral—The Rev Joseph M rrancl*. bishop Church school. 945 ia. m , morning prayer and sermon. 11: .evening prayer. 5:30. "> St. Mai the we —The Rev William Borrows. pastor. Holy communion, 730 a. m church school 9:30. morning service. 10 45. Miami Street Pilgrim Holiness Mission —The Rev. L. N Trotter, pastor. Rally every Sunday afternoon at 2 30. Night service begins at 7 30. Broad Ripple Christian—The Rev. John Rav Clark, pastor Morning theme. The Master's endurance”: night, cantata. "The Manger Prince.” Northwood Christian—The Rev R Melvyn Thompson, pastor Morning thm§. God and My Failures:" night. Christmas I festival in music and art Memorial Baptist—The Rev. George G. Kimsey, pastor. Morning theme. *'A Coming Christ”; night. Is This the Thing the Lord God Made and Gave?” Centenary Christian—Morning sermon. “The Ascension of Christ;” night. ' Witnessing for Christ." Meridian Heights Presbyterian The Rev. Sidney Blair Harry, pastor. Morning theme. "V/bv Jesus Came.” St. George'* P. E. The Rev. Francis Tetu. vicar Holv communion. 8 am.; church school. 9; morning sermon. 10. Washington Street M E.—The Rev. • L H. KendaL. pastor. Morning theme, The Wisdom of the Wise Men;" night. • Religious Joy.” St. Paul’s Reformed—The Rev. W.lliam H. Knierim. pastor. Morning German i theme. Watching and Waiting”; morning English theme. "Make Ready the Wav of the Lord.” Trinity Reformed—The Rev. William H. Knierim pastor. Morning theme. "Fruit Worthy of Repentance.” All Souls Unitarian —The Rev. F S C. I Wicks, pastor. Morning theme. "Worry— I Private Enemy No. 2.” University Park Christian—The Rev I James H Tillsev. pastor. Morning theme, j "Wise Men From the East”; night. "Christian Spirit." Meadlawn Christian—The Rev. Charles H DeVoe. pastor Election of church off.cers will be held at the morning session. Morning and evening sermons by the pastor. Brightwood M. E.—The Rev. F T Taylor. pastor. Morning theme. "Nehemiah's Great Work”; night, "The Prodigal Son.” St. Paul M. E.—The Rev. Charles R. Lizenbv. pastor. Morning theme, "Giving or Gettingnight. "Faith That Satisfies." Fisher* of Men Class of Fountain Square Christian—Earl B Teckemeyer, leader, will speak on "New Gifts in an Old Stocking." West Side Church of God —The Rev. M P Rimmer. pastor The Rev. W. T. Rlmmer. Niagara Falls. New York, will preach at the evening service on "Conditions Demanding Hell.” Third Christian—The Rev. William F. Rothenberger. pastor. Morning theme. Broken Branches;'' night. “The Story of Different Translations.” Union Congregational—The Rev. Clarence W Baldwin, pastor. Morning theme. 1 9:45h "Forgive Us Our Christmases. Advent Episcopal—The Rev. George S. Southworth. rector. Holy communion, 7.30 a. m.: Sunday school. 9:30; morning theme. "The Print of the Nails.” at 11. Edgewood M. E.—The Rev. M. O, Robbins, pastor. The Rev. J. C. Massee will be the guest speaker; the morning theme. "God’s Unspeakable Gift”; night, "God's Last Word.” Second Moravian—The Rev. George C. Westphal. pastor. Morning theme. "Do We Look for Another?”; night. "Martin Luther, the Man.” Capitol Avenue M. E.—The Rev. E. Arnold Clegg, pastor. Morning, holv communion; night tneme. “What Are You Worth?” Bellaire M. E.—The Rev. E Earl Jones, pastor. Morning theme, "Giving Versus Receiving”; night. "Man's First Duty.” St. Paul’s Reformed—The Rev. Irvin F. Kracke, pastor. Morning theme. "Re-% pent Ye.” Roberts Park M. E.—The Rev. William E. Bell, pastor. Morning theme. "God’s Eternal Purpose"; night. "A Dry World — When and How.” Second Evangelical—-The Rev. F. C. Wachnitz. pastor. Morning theme (9:30), "The Word and the World”; night. "Wise Men” (5 p. m.). Broadwav Evangelical—The Rev. George S Lozier, pastor. Morning theme. "Preparing for Christmas.” Blaine Avenue M. E.—The Rev. Lemuel G Games, pastor. Morning theme, "Following Jesus.” Evangelical services in the evening. Immanuel Reformed —The Rev. Herbert F Weckmueller, pastor. Morning. Advent service. Irvington M. E.—The Rev Guy O, Carpenter, pastor. Morning theme, "Feeding on Bread Substitutes"; night, religious drama. "The Boy Who Would Not Bea Shepherd.” Christ Church Episcopal—The Rev. E. Ainger Powell, rector. Holy communion, 8 a. m.; church school. 9:30: morning prayer and sermon, 10:45. Church of Christ. Scientist The lesson-sermon for all Churches of Christ, Scientists, will be "God the Preserver of Man.” Englewood Christian —The Rev. O. A. Trinkle. pastor Morning theme. "Love worketh No HI"; night. "A Religious Post-Mortem.” Troub Memorial Presbyterian—The Rev. Lenn L. Latham, pastor. Morning theme. God's Xrift of Eternal Life.” North M. E.—The Rev. Chester M. McPheeters, pastor. Morning theme. “The Message of the Magi"; night, a pageant "The Christmas Pageant of the Hoi” Grail.” Bethany Christian—The Rev. James I. Shocklev. pastor. Morning sermon will be preached bv I J. Cahill. United Christian Missionary Society vice president. Central Avenue M. E.—The Rev. Charles Drake Skinner, pastor. Morning theme. "What Did Jesus Say About the Bible?" Broadwav M. E.—The Rev. Richard Marion Millard, pastor. Morning theme. Prophetic Expectancy''; night, "Personality and Progress." with special service for city fire department. Woodside M. E.—The Rev. M H Reynolds. pastor. Morning sermon by Dr. Stewart D Patterson. Washington, D. C.: night theme bv pastor. “Christ and the Cross.” Grare Church of the Brethren —The Rev Russel! G West, pastor. Morning sermon bv the pastor. A Christmas play. Mimi Lights the Candle." will be presented at the evening service. First Baptist—The Rev. Carleton W. Atwater, pastor Morning theme. "The Christmas Spirit"; night. Holding to Our Vision.” First Moravian—The Rev. Donald W. Conrad, pastor. Morning theme. "The Quest for the King”: night. "Your Family and Hers." Hillside Christian—The Rev Herbert J. Wilson, pastor. Morning theme. "The Stewardship of Money”; night. "Youth for Christ University Heights—The Rev. J R Simmermon. pastor. Morning theme. "Things Invisible": night. "A Busy Man.”

Evening School Strong courses offered in Secretarial, Stenography, Accounting. Bookkeeping and kindred subjects. Spend part of your evenings,in selfimprovement. Cost low Central Business College Architect* A Builders Building. Indianapolis. TRUSSES For Every Kind of Rupture. Abdominal Supports Fitted by Experts. HAAG’S 129 West Washing ion Street FURNITURE BARGAINS! Heating Stoves *8.95 up Bridge Lamps *1 49 45-Lb. Cotton Mattresses 85.45 Medicine Cabinets 79c Pelt Base Remnants 19c yd. Walnut Poster Beds $8.96 WHITE FURNITURE CO. j , 143-349 W. WASH. ST. NOW 140 E. Washington St. I 539 E. Washington Bt. STORKS W. Washington Bt.

Missionary Tabernacle—The Rev. Otto H. Nater. pastor. Morning theme. "The River of Life"; afternoon theme, the Rev. Joshua Stauffer will preach; night "Camouflage Repentance.” by the pastor. E **‘ M The R A. Ulrev, Corning theme. "Life's Inn"; night. The Road to Sodom.” Downey Ayenue Christian - The Rev. Bert R Johnson, pastor. Morning theme •10 a. m.i. Life's Attitudes.” Central UnirersaJict—The Rev. B J. Lnrufa, pastor. Morning theme. "Six Ways to Tell Right From Wrong.” C. M. B. of Third Christian—Merle Sidsner. class leader will speak on "The Spirit of Good Will.” Home Presbyterian—The Rev. Lance A. Mantle, pastor. Morning sermon bv the Rev. H. B Hosstetter, Indiana Synod executive secretary. Cadle Tabernacle—The Rev E. Howard Cadle will preach at both the morning and evening services. Morning service will be broadcast over station WLW at 10. Carrollton Ave. Reformed—The Rev E. G Homrighausen, pastor. Morning theme, "A lesson in Faith.”

FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUT-OF-TOWN Wj BBBfiH H FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUT-OF-TOWN customers ar WL H ■ customers OPEN SUNDAYS to 6P. M.I | | £ ■ OPEN SUNDAYS to 6P.M. PUBLIC SALE DIAMONDS-WATCHES 0 And Other Merchandise Pawned and Never Called For! NOTICE THE AMOUNTS AS LISTED BELOW—NO EXTRA CHARGES Thousands of Dollars Worth of Brand New Distressed Merchandise Included in This Gigantic Disposal THIS IS LEGAL NOTICE to holders of pawn tickets that are past due that their pledges will be sold this month. Space will not permit us to advertise every article—We have sent registered notices to many others. Attend this remarkabl ' sale early. If you have never visited a modern pawn shop like ours, it will surprise and astonish you to find the large assortment of new and used merchandise of every description, left in pawn as security for loans, by both individuals and dealers. If there is something you need that is not listed in this ad, come in and ask for it, we are almost sure to have it and the price is whatever we loaned plus the interest due. Your opportunity for Christmas shopping at lower prices than ever before—secure Gifts of Beauty and Quality. STOCK NUMBER STOCK MIBE*

No. 844—2 Diamonds and Sapphire Ring $22.10 No. 1239—Lady’s Diamond Ring $9.93 No. 505— Vz -Kt. Diamond Ring ’,538.75 No. 978—2-Diamond and Sapphire Ring $19.75 No. 1281—Beautiful Diamond, Lady’s Ring .. $38.55 No. 23—About , / 2 -Kt. Lady’s Diamond Ring $33.15 No. 1204—Gent’s Diamond Ring $15.45 No. 1200—Lion’s Head Diamond Ring $11.05 No. 46—Lady’s Diamond Dinner Ring $38.65 No. 981—3-Diamond Ring, White Gold $27.50 No. 1001—3 Diamonds, 4 Sapphires; Ring $18.85 No. 1274—15 Diamonds, Horseshoe Ring $66.65 No. 550—About !4-Kt. Gent’s Diamond Ring. .$44.20 No. 937—2 Diamonds 2 Topaz Ring $11.05 No. 1010—Combinat’n Gold Ring with Diamond $14.35 N°* 4—Lady’s Gorgeous. Diam. Dinner Ring $44.20 No. 992—Diamond Solitaire, White Gold .... $29.75 No. 823—About %-Kt. Diamond Ring $49.65 No. 1105—Gent’s Diam. Ring., Comb’tion Gold $19.35 No. 1368—Yellow Gold 3-Diamond Dinner Ring $38.73 No. 1352—Exquisite Diam. Solitaire, 5 Diam.. $60.55 No. 659—Twin Diamond Ring $27.65 No. 1270—Diam. Dinner Ring, Many Diamonds. $49.55 No. 3000—26 Diamonds, Plat. Wrist Watch .. $38.55 No. 4500—32 Diamonds, Plat. Wrist Watch .. $66.30 No. 1282—About 1-Kt. Lady’s Diamond Ring $132.60 No. 1242—7-Diamond Gent’s Cluster Ring $38.53 No. 825—Brilliant Diamond, Lady’s Ring $38.68 No. 955—Diamond and Emerald Band Ring . . $7.75

OPEN SUNDAYS to 6P. M. and EVERY Night Until CHRISTMAS!

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Bankrupt Stock FOOTBALLS and BASKET BALLS $15.00 Value c ,f $2 95

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

PRIVATE BANK PRECEDENT SET Shareholders Liable to Full Extent or Liabilities, Court Holds. Shareholders of a private, or partnership, bank are liable to the full extent of the bank's liabilities, including deposits in the bank, the Indiana Supreme Court ruled yesterday, establishing the legal precedent that liability in such banks is not limited to assessment equal to share holdings, as is the case with stockholders in banking corporations. Judge Walter E. Treanor wrote the court’s opinion, which came in a case appealed from Wells County.

Os) I Woe! f OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS, NOTICE:—We will ship any I p Arnar A f till 0 691 I Diamond or Watch to you by express. Send check or money I WWintsi U Washington | 2s r - m £% £* ZTA on aU I Capitol Ave. LINCOLN -r LOAN CO. ACROSS FROM THE “PEOPLES CORNER”

There. Grover Essner, a depositor in the Bank of Tocsin, had brought suit against the bank's shareholders on behalf of himself and all other depositors. The Wells County Circuit Court held the shareholders liable for the debts of the bank under the common law liability of partners, but ruled that Mr. Essner could sue only for himself and not for other depositors similarly situated. The Supreme Court reversed this latter ruling, stating that Mr. Essner could sue on behalf of others as well as himself. CHILDREN TO ENTERTAIN Recreation Groups to Give Program at County Infirmary. Groups of children from the 200 trained under the supervision of Mrs. Norma Koster, city recreation deparment supervisor, under the sponsorship of the Brookside Mother’s Club, will give a program at 2 Monday at the Marion County Infirmary.

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WHISKY THIEVES GETSBOO HAUL Imported Beverage Taken From Truck, Driver Tells Police. Indianapolis robbers today still were shunning the "water wagon.” Last night they took liquor valued at SBOO from a Central Transfer Co.’s truck while it was stopped for a delivery at 208 W. Vermont-st. Charles Conyers. 652 S. New Jer-sey-st, driver, reported the theft of 12 cases of imported liquor while he was away from the truck. Edward W. Schlidmeir of the Southern Transportation Cos., 630 S. Capritol-av, reported that thieves took whisky valued at $45 from the

company’s trucks in the downtown yesterday. Robert Williams, 359 W. 32d-st. spent, he intimated to police, an costly hour in the Happy Hour Tavern. 836 S. Meridian-st. yesterday, because while he was there thieves broke into his parked car and took whisky valued at $34. Pharmacy Held Up A man whose face was covered with a handkerchief entered the Gentry Pharmacy. 2161 E. New York-st. held up Belvert Albright. 1309 E. Market-st. clerk, and escaped with $45 last night. Customers in the store at the time were George Conley. 433 N Jefferson-st. and Vincent Moran. 1602 E. Market-st. The bandit escaped. Coiidee Austin. 25. of 805 N. Illi-nois-st. Union cab driver, reported he had been robbed of $7 by two Negroes who had hired his cab at 10th and West-sts and driven as far as an alley in North-st. Twenty dollars were taken by

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-DEC. 15,1934

three gunmen who last night held up employes of the Jewel Tea Cos„ 2920 E. Washington-st. BUILDING LEASE SIGNED Car Washing Firm Rents Quarter* on N. Meridian-St. . The building at 1136-1138 Meridian-st. equipped for automobile washing, greasing and polishing, has been leased to the Charles W. Edison Cos. for a period of several , years, it was announced today. The Downy FiaKe Cos., which operates a doughnut shop at 14 N.' Pennsylvania-st, lias leased for additional space a retail storeroom in the English Hotel Building. (SPECIAL S| NDAY DINNER COUNTRY FRIED CHICKEN. Sse ■ With Trimmings Sf SIZZLING STEAKS. 50c REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI. 25c H Naples Sauce |j|| "Our Foods Are Better Than ‘ the Best” |||| PALM GARDEN

I ADIFS V Trimmed COATS (Brand New) Out of Pawn£ gg VALUES ’ Up to S3O UP