Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 36, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1936 — Page 5

APRIL 22,1936

FORMER LOCAL RESIDENT DIES; FUNERAL HERE Rites for Frank Barbieur, Ladoga, Arranged for Friday. Funeral rites for Frank Barbieur, a resident of Indianapolis 35 years, are to be held at 2 Friday afternoon in the First Nazarene Church. Burial is to be in Memorial Park Cemetery Mr. Barbieur, who was 63, died yesterday at Ladoga, where he had lived ior the last two years. Indianapolis survivors are a daughter. Mrs. Rosamonde Miller, and a granddaughter, Louise Miller. Musser Service Tomorrow Last rites are to be held at 2 tomorrow afternoon for Mrs. Mary Musser, 1822 New-st, who died in St. Francis Hospital Monday following a short illness. She was 51, and had been employed for more than 16 years with Van Camp's, Inc. Indianapolis survivors are the husband, William Musser; a son, Charles W. Musser, and a sister, Mrs. Helen DaVee. Sergt. F. T. Wright Dies Funeral services for Sergt. Floyd T. Wright, Cos, C. Eleventh Infantry, are to be held at 2 tomorrow afternoon at the Severin Club, with Chaplain Fred R. Davies officiating. Burial is to be in Fort Benjamin Harrison Cemetery. Sergt. Wright died yesterday morning at the post hospital, following an illness of several months. He was 33 and had served 12 years in the Army. Indianapolis survivors are the widow, Mrs. Josie Wright, and a 19-month-old son, Donald Richard. Vital Statistic ft Marriage Licenses < Incorrect addresses frequently are aivm to the Marriage License Bureau deliberately The Times in orinting the official lint assumes no responsibility for such addresses.) •James B Phillips, 26. of 1544 Shelbv-st. salesman, and Lora M. Fifcr. 21, of 1544 Hhelby-sl,, student. Robert L. Wade. 22. of 1044 E. Marketst. molder and Martha J. Grubb. 24, of SIS E 12th-st. silk boarder. Donald E. Akers. 21. of 12,14 Linden-st, clerk, and Ruth A. Laswell, 20. of 1205 N Rural-st, clerk. Eloyd P. Duckworth. 22. of 1124 Rivers'', station attendant and Juanita R Crawford, 22, of 1257 Kentucky-av, waitClarence Painter. 43. Greenwood. Ind Slumber, and Mary Dutton, 27. R. r s OK 597 housekeeper. Russell W Arbuckle, 26. of 2709 StuarttJu!&od^veru and Julia u Chambers, 19. of 2912 Caroline-st. typist. David R. Waltz, 56 of 1114 Kenturkvnv, lahorer. and Matilda E. Flike. 64. of Hl4 Kentuckv-av, housekeeper. Theodore Shoffner, 22. of 1905 N. Capitolsv, worker, and Katherine Mitchell, 20 of 1905 N. Capitol-av. cook. Lester C. Woerdeman. 27. Beech Grove clerk and Elizabeth Roth. 22. Beech Grove telephone operator. John H. Arszman. 29. of 2622 W. 16th-st „ and Thelma L. Murphy, 29l of 1122 N. Belie Vieu-pl, clerk. Sub Dcmoree 39. New Point. Ind.. ice dealer, and Helen R. Knarr, 31, of 47 S. Hsrrls-ae, housekeeper. RicharJ A Derry. 24. of 2333 N. Dela-ware-st. insurance, and Dean L. Rotters, of 3225 N. Meridlan-st, housekeeper. Carl W. Stotts, 25. of 2343 N. Meridianst. machine operator and Evelyn L Thompson. 23, of 1226 Carrollton-av, housekeeper. Butler Mitchell. 41. of 1333 S. Pprshineav, laborer, and Esther Smith, 48, of 1226 fi. Pershing-av, housekeeper. William R. Dodson. 32, Dayton, 0.. painter, and Reba C. Williams, 31 of 1220 N. Illlnols-st, clerk. Ernest W. Pierce, 22, R. R. 1. Box 617 farmer, and Dorothy M. Lewis, 20, R. R 1, Box 359. housekeeper. Harold A. Smith, 27, Columbus. 0.. Investigator, and Caroline A. Schaub, 28, of 323 Northern-av, stenographer. George F. Walker. 50, of 1238 Eugene-st, c.erk, and Minnie M. Harrison, 50, of 3805 E 31st-st, seamstress. Mose Kennebrew. 21, of 2151 Li Piersonst. laborer, and Myrtle Williams, 19. cf 429 w. 14th-st, housekeeper. Wayne Barger. 25, of 549 CofTev-st, press operator, and Pheobell Sutton. 20, of 42 Kansas-st. dental assistant. Tompy Richardson. 24. of 1724 S Key-slone-av. laborer, and Henrietta Pinner, 24 of 2925 Bethel-av. housekeeper Duke Wilson, 22. of 2322 Vs Cornell-av funeral director, and Mary A Montgomery 26. of 1222 Cornell-av. maid Kenneth H. Wood. 23. of 1225 N Ala-bama-st. printer, and Marian J Converse, 22 of 483a Central-av. stenographer Charles A. O’Bii-n, 25, of 1114 Church-st, foreman, and Mabel S Davis. 28, of 4018 Bowman-ay, stenographer. Births Boy Earl, Very I Condra. 3844 E. 30th, Girls Arthur, Laura Adams. 4412 Caroline David, Ruth Lee, 2221 N Keystone, Heathy Ell Schloss, 61, at Methodist, lobar pneumonia, Anna E. Woollen, 80, at 1940 W. Vermont, carcinoma. Marjorie Jean Marcum. 13 days, at City spina bifida. Sophia M. Finke, 65, at 1621 S. East, coronary occlusion. Ella Boyer, 53. at 1905 Churchman, coronary occlusion. Winifred Hett, 67, at 51 N. Chester, carcinoma.

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Gertrude Ellis, 68, at City, chronic I nephritis. David Broshier, 48, at City, aortic in-suffici-jnoy. Vilas Warren Erwin, 48, at Long, lobar pneumonia. Frank C, Stenzel. 51, at 619 N. Beville. pulmonary tuberculosis. Phillip McMath, 34, at 1541 Martindale, accidental. BUILDING PERMITS Mitchell Wrecking Cos., 898 S. Delawarest, $25. wreck dwelling. Mitchell Wrecking Cos., 837 Madison-av. $25. wreck dwelling. Mitchell Wrecking Cos.. 845 Madison-av, $25. wreck dwelling. Mitchell Wrecking Cos., 835 Madison-av, $25. wreck building F McMillan. 1036 3. Pershing-av, S2OO. alterations and repairs. Mrs. W. J. Marks. 3311 N. New Jersevsl. $125. rebuild front, porch. C. E. Trees Cos 320 E. St. Joseph-st, SSO. install new electric motor and three wire services. H. A Davis. 375 Campbell-av, S3O, install electric range. Charles F, Layton, 4609 Guildford-av, S2B, install electric range. S. Ralph Lambert. 5440 Hibben-av. sso.* install electric range. C. R. Rhodes. Meredit.h-av and Chris-tlan-st, SIOO, reroof dwelling. John H Morrison. Inc,, Liberty and Michigan-sts, S3O. erect ground sign board. John H Morrison, Inc., Liberty and Michigan-sts, S3O, erect shelter house for parking lot. Black Petroleum Corp.. 310 N. Belmontav, SI6OO, install four 11,500-gallon gasoline tanks for bulk storage and pump. Toddle House Corp., 1602 N. Meridian-st, SIBOO. erect one-story steel and concrete restaurant. C. B. Combs, 1610 Finley-st, $175, erect new rear porch. Mr, and Mrs. Paul M. Goldrich. 4505 Carrollton-av, $950, alterations and repairs. Ida Pike. 5845 N. New Jersev-st, $35. Install 14 electric fixtures Charles Binklev. 5602 N. Pennsylvaniast. $95. install 35 electric fixtures. M. Gerdinich, 6430 Central-av, SIOO, Install four electric circuits. Forrest Kellog. 5251 N. Delaware-st, $125, install five 'lectrir, circuits. FORMER RESIDENT - 1 DIES C. S. Thompson Receives Fatal Injuries in Auto Accident. C. S. Thompson, former Indianapolis real estate agency manager, was injured fatally in an automobile accident near Boonville, Mo., last Tuesday, according to word received here.

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DISASTER RELIEF FUND REACHES $24,115 MARK Total Swelled by $25 Donations From Business Women, Church. A total of $24,115.72 had been received by the Indianapolis chapter, American Red Cross, for disaster relief this noon, William Fortune, chapter chairman, announced. Donations should be sent to Arthur V. Brown, treasurer, 777 N. Meridian-st. Today's contributors are: Previously acknowledged $24,929.72 Theta Chapter of Alpha Omricon Alpha Sorority. Marie Knight, treasurer 5,00 Ruth J. Willis 2.00 Tan Delta Phi Sorority, Louise Sneddon, treasurer 3.00 Through American Legion. Department of Indiana (additional)— Hope Post No. 229 55.00 Hope Auxiliary No. 229 . 5.90 10.00 Edgewood M E. Church. Fay Ayres, treasurer 25.0(1 Kappa Phi Delta Sorority, Nora D. Erpelding, treasurer * 5.00 Brotherhood of Railroad Shop Crafts of America. Indianapolis Local No. 30, Charles Miller, Secretary 5.00 Homer J. Williamson, Inc. ... 1.00 The Park Avenue Neighborhood Club, Harriet E. Martin, president 3.00 Indianapolis Business and Professional Women's Club, Clara E. Dux, treasurer 25.00 Woodside M. E. Church 2.00 Legionnaires to Visit Airport Hayward Barcus Post, No. 55, American Legion, is to take a trip through Municipal Airport at 8 Friday night. BACKACHES KIDNEY DISORDERS corrected by taking DIUREX Sold and Guaranteed HAAG’S Cut Price Drugs

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BRITISH LABOR PARTY LEADER TO TALK HERE George Lansbury Scheduled for Peace Meeting at Cadle. Indiana citizens interested In world peace are to have an opportunity to hear George Lansbury, British Labor Party leader, here Monday, May 4. Appearing under the sponsorship of the nation-wide Emergency Peace Campaign conducted in 300 cities, Mr. Lansbury is to speak at an all-day forum and at a night mass meeting in Cadle Tabernacle. Rabbi Ferdinand M. Isserman, St. Louis, and Ray Newton, Philadelphia, executive secretary of the American Friends Service Committee peace section, are to accompany Mr. Lansbury. The Emergency Peace Campaign is being pushed as the first step in a national movement to keep the United States out of war, the sponsors say. Known as the “grand old man of the British Isles.” Mr. Lansbury early in his political career was imprisoned for refusal to reduce relief funds he believed already inadequate. February last. Mr. Lansbury urged in the House of Commons that England call an international conference to deal with the problem of distribution of raw materials. The motion was defeated.

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Automobiles reported to police as stolen belong to: W. S. Pollard, 4645 Rookwood-av, Ford coupe, 11-075, from in front of his home. John Honour, 1326 W. 26th-st. Hupmobile coach, from the garage in the rear of his home. Richard Hagan. 214 Wisconsin-st. Ford couDe, 8-921. from the garage in the rear of his home.

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Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: Union Cab Cos., Union Cab No. 1, found at 440 E. Washington-st. Paris Price. 1330 Fletcher-av, Ford sedan found at 231 Kentucky-av. Religion to Be Defined The Rev. Harry T. Bridwell, Centenary Christian Church pastor, is to speak on “What Is Religion” at the Young Men’s Discussion Club meeting at 6 tonight in the Y. M. C. A. C. K. Hoff is to preside,.

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Famed as the “grand old man" of British politics, George Lansbury (above), Labor Party leader, is to be in Indianapolis May 4 to attend an all-day forum and a night meeting in Cadle Tabernacle.

COL. ROOSEVELT BIDS FOR DEMOCRATIC AID Anti-New Deal Ranks Urged to Join Republican Forces. By United Press NEW YORK. April 22. Col. Theodore Roosevelt held out a fraternal hand today to “hundreds of thousands of Democrats who think as we do.” He addressed the National Republican Club last night, accepting the club presidency for the third time. “Let us make common cause with these Democrats,” he said. “Let us invite them to fight side by side with us for the democracy we love. Let us assure them, not merely that we will welcome their aid, but that when we triumph we will invite them to a place at the council board.”

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3 CIVIC CROUPS URGE STATE-AV PAVINGJ’ROJECT Perry Township Club Heads to Seek Support of Highway Commission. Presidents of three Perry Township civic groups today planned to urge the State Highway Commission to improve s. State-av from Naomist to State Road 31. The South State Avenue. Perry Township and University Heights civic clubs last night heard County Commissioner Clarence Wheatley discuss the project. He said the. state commission was impressed with the proposal and would make an engineering survey. Mayor Says City Lacks Funds In a meeting yesterday with the commission. Mayor Kern, Louis Brandt, Works Board member, and Mr. Wheatley discussed the possibility of obtaining Federal funds for the project. Mayor Kern said the city was hampered by lack of funds. Mr. Wheatley added that the county would be likewise restricted. J. D. Adams, state highway commission chairman, pointed out that the project probably would call for anew street where State-av now jogs. The new improvement would run from Gimber-st to Troy-av, and would cross Lick Creek at a point where there is no bridge now, he said. The co-operation of the state, county and city is needed for the

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GREENLEE SUPPORTER LOSES LICENSE POST Gary Man Dismissed as Head ot Auto Tag Bureau. By United rre. GARY. Ind.. April 22.—Kenneth A. Parmalee. head of the Gary auto license bureau, was dismissed yesterday and replaced by Clyde Hart, city policeman. Parmalee's dismissal was believed a result of his active support of Pleas E. Greenlee for nomination aa Governor. Hart is listed as a supporter of Lieut. Gov. M. Clifford Townsend.

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