Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 March 1937 — Page 14
PAGE 14 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1937
URCOMMITTE | Funeral Directors 5 | Funeral Directors 5 = as. AUTO TRADE NEWS| eS APPOINTED FOR '-..: fi x {dds le
BE DFORD-MrS Ellen Sears, 79 Sur- Gustave ProfwiE. yivoTs Sons, Arthur and Elbert; daughte: 0 TL CREEK--Joreph Franklin Tennis
Annis Jackson: half-brother, Wycliff ¢ Survivors Wife, Delpha Inez par-
Faher Su Mr. and Mrs Gar) ™nnis brot h- | a ereher Survivors: 's, Allen, John, Walter; sister, Miss Nan A / ow MIN ON’ S B We geome gh Siady Nel Ford's Light Commercial Unit INT ERN A ION AL | a ! lemon, Ennor Will and Calvin: daugh- MOUNT VERNON-—James York, 68 Sur- RN
Mrs. Wilbur Beer. Mrs. Adella Baum- | vivors Wife: sons, Phillip and Lemuel;
xartner, Mrs. Dan Augsburger. Mrs. Lvdia | daughter, Mrs. David Ashworth; brothers
ibid Goodman and Mrs, Jefl Rauch: four Robert and Herman ® . : : BT 5 ; : SEER TS ; brothers. two sisters. Mrs. Catherine Decker. 91. Survivers Sow RRB LG SE i : : ) | B U f | T Fr > House Delays Action BIRDSEYE—James Glenn, 75, Son. Clarence: daughter. Mrs Ethel Grant : : XX RR : i 3 E W | R Nn al Ng IN ts I ust > " NOBLESVILLE McKinzie, 86. Sur. | Juhi ; Ds : i. ; |
RRAZ.- -William H. Andrews, 71. Sur- John _ 66 Ra
: x vivors: Brother. Ralph® sisters. Mrs, Sarah | Vivors: Daughters, Mrs, C. C. Adams and $d 3 1 SE : CR 2% 3 Outright Flood Aid MALI nd Mrs. Elizabeth O'Neal Mrs. Jeanette Hamiiton: brothers. Smith 3 3 ¢ : me : ve iad BU RI INGTON—Vincent Milburn €8 BI res og og Bh ea Nv STE 3 3 ; : Bereaved families may safely select a Udvli ol Su s Jans. Emerson, Glen: daugh- | ET vs a ada 3 i 3 2 a CS : 3 3 Appropriation. nr Mr Bone. brothers Ladan | NORTH MANCRESTER- Thurle Litt RBI E y dy with implicit confidence that it will not fail
A nee brothers o boy : Jam s Edwin Baniamin: sister. Mrs Suit gl ife. parents; three brothers fl : { i & 3 x 5 5 SN X 2 ; « + + PROTECTION. | CRANDLER—John Ricshy, 70 PERL rs. Martha M. Maloney a Ch Rely A ; ; i WASHINGTON March 2% | CHEST) RTON — Mrs. Anna Miller, RS iv. ne ei: Bork n si a . Cs Pg Indiana Dealers Attend Y March «vf, — gq Husband. Anton Roe Cslahai : ! : SR 0 : : : : 3 . Knowing that families consider the protecti Senator Minton has succeeded in col LY MBIA ary Mrs Wav Zen: m ; ander R Krauskopf. t . » 3 y ’ ! = Sales Convention at hn £ Mile consider the protectio
securing appointment of a subcom- me vivars: Daughter on: two |X hoda: sans Robe: r {ana RR J 3 ture of funeral service most important, we
. 2 Athers ane wa iste ) Co Hieh Mi ie y A : { . > mittee to hold hearings on his $50.- CONNTRSVITIF- Jame: Ix Yi + Mildred Krauskep! rothers, Pro 3 ' X x Murat. secured the rights to provide genuine Udvlite caskets 002,000 Ohio Flood Rehabilitation vive Wife: daughters j M John yl liam. sisters, Mrs. Joseph Fiet . 4 ’ ; with Nn 3 3 Len Mrs 1 or Hersh n hy | Mrs acoh Shaefer TOR 3 - itn Rill. he announced toda UBER 1 H. Gorden Hers! . 1 E ® | ; > ; Those named hy Senator Glass DEC \TU R--William Harting. 74 Su Ric AMOND Charles Winzer, 42. Sup OR a A new line of International trucks, we are able to give families a certificate at the time (D. Va), Senate Appropriations \I'° Sa a ROGER Ta hi Edinb: daughter Mildred Ne Lo os oi? ranging in size from a half-ton of the service, assuring protection for the deceased, Rk al Y erber. sc Anerev ¢ arle ¥ neodor rot her \ 3 J " Aviinds : > y . YB Committee chairman, are: yrothers, Prank. Edward and Joe: sister. | Everett ers. Mrs. Pallev Kontzler. Mrs : : fick to the big six-wheelers, was | Senator Adams (D. Colo). suh- | Mrs. Ben Heckman Mt ,. Beck. ! Survivers: Hus- SRE RE 3 fr X presented to approximately 200 In- ; EVANSVILLE —John Cates, 42 Survivors and. Russell iter, Jean: her parents : . ww at al committee chairman: Senators paughter. Mrs. Tearon Clavton: son. Gre- M and A Turner; broth : ternational dealers at a sales conHavden (D. Ariz.) and Steiwer (R. | thel: sister, Ida Cates; broiher. Roy li¥ord, R Re ; ww : A : Sp Re vention held in the Murat Tem-
\ 8 Survivors re Me AY | ictar . Radoer : . > $ Me t Ss WwW {. One members. ” » x ¢ ! I idsbik Pictured above is a new dual purpose car, a coupe with a pickup pie his wee
nOrding TYR LOT . a" aN l 1kle, 55. Survive | 1 ' 4 9 n » dealers, co g Mr 3 n- A R H A A According to Senator Minton, a ". WAYNE--George A. Clapesattle, 26. |, RoxCHDATE rye ink box, designed for operators who require a light commercial unit with the | Che dealers, coming from 31 I FL N N E & B UC N N
RE PEt MN We ent and | Survivors Srothers.. John & Tifton . is . , | diana es, were : sts of | hearing date will be set soon anda teva, Mi Laotite. On nd ne ROY 3 CENTER—Mrs, Alice Louise Heil comfort and style of a passenger car, which has just been announced ae Sr he RS Indi- | he expects to bring witnesses from | jislen B. Clapesattle in rvivors Hr i R by Ford Motor Co. The new unit is available with either the 85-horse . W. Hully, De of he pi MORTUARY 34 . wy Ia iy ~ » . i i" ¥ laugnier Is armon I er, v ¢ an fa . . '¢ i - . ; . . Indiana and other states in the | FRANKLIN -Mrs. Mary Fita Ditmars rs. Glenn Miller and Mrs. Ruth Fern power or the 60-horse power V-8 engine Rr co os C | 2 W. PALL CREFR BLVD, IN al Harvester Co, “|
n y > spl for |! urvivor 1shand Jo! < ’ and aul mm 3 . flood area to point the need Or | io .onters Nrs Bel OAn Brown ) ir: sons, Lowell and Pau The car is expected to find a wide field among farmers, contractors, . . . i I". Gibson, assistant branch mana- | WHERE SERVICE EXCELS AND BEAUTY COSTS NO MORE ger. I \
outright grants. These are to be | Fra isso. sister. Mrs. Will Soa Eh Re LIER, sand. Plumbers, oil field workers and appliance salesmen. Addition of the damage done, and the states will |; Mrs M § | : The pickup box provides ad SBA f 64 inches lone. 33 rhe Mr. Hully opened the session, famapg ] , and n stat 1 |} nan Mr "Leonard Mingel ter oak other Samuel d Ernest: si he pickup box provides a load space of 64 inches long, 33 inches wide 5 SA then distribute the funds, Senator re. Mary Tschechtlein rs I's A. Parnes and Mrs. ! and 12 inches deep. and Mr. Gibson spoke on the | Townsend May Testify Selon Not Ivor fe. 1 " : . : ae a, * en NOrris Mrs . Mai jone. 78. Survivors anc \ovides addit al « ; repnd roduced for the first time Yyester oy hy : ay an yovides additional space 1 lowered L . LA PORTE William Robert Stewart Son mas LeRov: daughter d d dditional space when lowerec
our funeral services Through this provision
When vou call us vou can be preassured of the finest
memorial service . . , at lowest cost.
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1 aaue made to the states, on the basis of HUNTINGTON Jacoh Ke «N ur- uth smrick rs { Tallentire. A lew ox © arte thn on h Vinh AalvVery OF tv unit . : d , SE \ s Soh Jeck: QRUZhiers ~ sar ay Samet aR ey « new pickup box converts the coupe into a light delivery or utility unit. , 3 " a her lorri - } vi 3 : p " ry . We y » - N Minton said. Sr er rd on and Gart W. Luckey. 77. Sur- [he side and tailgate of the box are of steel. The floor is of wood, | Gevelopme i u the D line of In yy Mrs. Ralph Hubertz, Edith and | Li protected by steel skid-strips. The tailgate is fitted with drop chains | (einationals, the line which was in- x i EADS TH E wo ® D ¢
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the Indiana Congressional delega- nn ! hters, Bett and Pearl Joan wis, Mrs eheccs root the trucks were shown,
tion to inaugurate outright grants Prothers, Edward. Jacob rh DN. wou SAT gd TAR Sy C] EVA / 1 C) 32 Mr. Gibson's talk dwelt on the | BN JF to those who cannot qualify for | Marv Aencs: sist irs. Tda SCoeser. Mrs ames Ha Mi ertha Law. ANeV1 0c ATE expansion of research and engineer- | RN 9) 3 ill a , ~ . M Rach ‘roset Merchant. 78. Sur. RY vlers, om ve 3 Re ; . q .. ing laboratory facilities at Interna-| ==
Federal Disaster Corp. loans, ma) 4
be one of the wWithesses A erchar vs. Harold G. Smith ‘ x tional Harvester's Ft. Wayne truck ny Sib t ‘of & Sos i CB TR VALPARAISO Tony Mas: Surviv f 1 F - Deaths—Funerals Lost and Found 9 A companion bill to that of Sen- % 4: i Mrs. Mi Pu . hare : factory. He told how this included , © oy YOR ator Minton's has been introduced ue We histamRY Vivor RSBURG Helen Shel 2. Su EY (he CONSLIUCLIOn 1aSt YOAT Of & JATRE, | man: a a oe er MtwvvRCoTu ator Minton's has on Introauced LEBANON--Mrs. Jessie Tone Dich a : R RG-——Helen St el ; { ( struc n la ¢ « ® pe . ~~ LARGE brown pu a vreensake™:
Y \ . ~ . ) i A and Mrs 1101 Shel- . . in the House by Rep. Eugene Crowe | Surv Husbanc B. Russell; son. |v: hy 3 NE es Howard: sisters, Gene. new, modern proving ground devot- TROMAS Harvey, beloved shand of other articles: | 1st and 38th on val 3 yyt artienn ha nnpyy | SVODEY va. Ruth . wry " » and father of Frank Thomas iuilford Re ! D. Ind re ho action has been MARION TJ O. Iledbetter, IR Survive WASHINGTON Fd List, 72 Survivors ed entire ly ‘ot truck testing. passed away Frid March 26. Funeral | {OST Gentlemat ( nd sapphire aken regarding it. Mr, Crowe iS ors: Wife; daughter. Mrs. John Priest, h rscers diene Bent) dbo . . . : : Dinner was served in the Athe- | av, March 29. 2 p. m. at the Smith ring Monhdiy ] A sph] : } . nrg % NE or, HUSH, SINR Sue Gathering Keyed to Fir ; ; ‘alley U. B. Church. Burial, Mt. Pleas roe 30 R ‘eisai i seeking 8 subcommittee and hear- | MEROM Fd H. Wands, 1 YOUNG AMERICA : Parker. & ing Y rm Ss naeum, where brief talks were made | 2/'°Y J. 5. Rr yo 1- S|urvivar: Wife, Julia :
Benton | cemetel Friends mav call at th 3 - : . ; : - ings from Rep. Edward T. Taylor MICHIGAN CITY James Lewis by J. A. Brookbank, manager of the home, 3 miles west of Greenwood SM. 1otel : tow
D. Colo), House Appropriations ? " ” — — Biggest Spring Selling : Indianapolis implement branch of | waARRENBURG — Tewics Fdward., heloved J 3 International: N. M. Williams, as- husband of Lilly May Warrenburg an
Committee chairman ~N : ¥ : . i Wi, his hone in Bed Ar - | ~~ am, ‘ . FN ; ! . Ne FACET wank | {Ather of Earl Raymond. Carl Edga : . Mr. Crowe is at his home in Bed- Ai thu l.. Moon e, S alesman, Campaign ; n sistant to Mr. Brookbank: Prank | on be? Lucille Wartenbira and zelda | Business Services 10 ford for the week-end to again mm- - gE. Rk yirbert, nationa accounts repre- | Bhrgott, departed this Ii 1056 NAAN NI. SpE the Ninth District flood areas, Headed by Assistant Sales Man sentative for the moto1 truck | dence, 224 Trowbridge St, & uriatl | (Auto Repairing)
» - 3» . » . on Ce his office stated. He expects to | I B . >d < A | { { ’ J Pri) ; branch, and Mr. Hully. Crown Hill, Friends invited Fu AUTO ten wit) earings unon his r re mn O JC U1 1C d . na 1 b,! OW Nn ager R. LL... Newton, a group of Cadil- x FO : | under the direction of MOORE & KIRK Civile oo: X 0 Te rpairin Push Neu rIRg m S return, "a Yin Qa ll crit . ts ysis 2 RE R X - - 0 dor y best mechan lac-1 aS: le exe tive J are to arrive BS : : X cms as vow | WRIGHT — Theresa , JH k AGE, 317 in Indianapolis Monday for a meet- 3 ; 3 BR 3 i pet | vin P.,, sister of ary Arthur L. Moore, who died vesterday in Methodist Hospital, is to ing at the Indianapolis Athletic Club : i SE on Vancouver. wal ot (Autos and Trucks Rented)
tions bill until after it has passed . rn) : | : Pd Te : 5 : - be buried in Knightstown Monday after services at 2 p. m. in the home, that is keyed mto the most exten- Ra E : residence. 1 W. 28th St vednesda) , Fuck, move vourselt, save Raul. 3 : Series at the St. 1 of Al *hi I t : URSELF, INC.
the House But Senator Minton ie : 1 ( h I 5424 N. New Jersey St. He was 58 sive spring sales drive in the histor 3 2 E EE Monday, 9 a m urial Crown 11 39 Kv. Ave RI1.7788
points out that at least the hear- By > . a “nde, - ¥ v g chk vs ANNER & -— ings can be held and committee Mr. Moore was born in Lewisville and had been a salesman for a |0( tie company. ’ : fT. . BUCHANAN MORTY! Y, Saturday eve- (Cistern Cleaning and Repairing) action taken : hat firm more than 14 vears. He was a member of the First Friends The stop in Indianapolis is one on i ( ning and Sunday : : : ; NCE Oh i So Church, Pentalpha Lodge, F. and A. M. Society of Indiana Pioneers 2a swing that touches all important § 3 5 WRIGHT Thomas 'W.. nee 25. husband of fst prompt officiens service. Work
and Men's Apparel Cinb cities of the country and a market : 5 ; Bn De > you Know motor row Slang? | Gpiperine, son of Mr. and Mrs. b Be Hs - a
SUFVIVOrS are NROW g & that represer approximatel i A : Wright, brother ight, Har- ani Dy resin Tailor A ag SL ee. = Shi Pues C ; SS 3 5 "nn “Dill” is $100, ballast is old Wright, Mi: 1 | Aili (Cleaning, Pressing, Tailoring) Nlvde Sis A 2 r \ ther sy | Der cent ol th sadutac-LasSaile re- v *hapmai Florence {oagland, and 2) ! S v's. met nts: K, Ol B, 0 SI ONSOR Civde Sisson Moore; his MONEY, | was 3 member of the Brotherhood |! oy RE fos FRE Appointment of Norton A. |something, such as a radio, that nn passed away Friday evening | ® ¢lean mE Lost DS Ralmen.s;
; Ne NE oR Yn : : tail volume. " . . I LA ; = 1 relining repairing; Mrs. Jennie Moore and a sister, Mrs. | of Railroad Trainmen and the volul Stuart dia} ic 7 x cinches a deal, a bald head is a at the residence. 2715 Jackson | "I= | reasonable, MEYER O. JACOBS, 212
. iP 4 . we BG . “Wa holiove 8 cakes Tour je oxen art as Indianapolis Zone man- . : I a” feces Monday. 2 m. at ® 31TH EASTER BALL E. O. Clawson, of New Albany. Woodruff Place Baptist Church. He wi iE I I Pe TE for the Chevrolet motor di smooth tire, and what do you think enone vited, Burial Floral 19th, Ta-500] MRS. ROZELLA A. SHEPARD. Was married in 1912 to Miss Lola |C:RIlY opportune at this time,” said} ager lol the Chevrolet motor di | ,;,, armstrong starter is? . . . Chi| Park. CONKLE SERVICE (Crushed Stones)
Mr. Newton in Detroit. “Business| vision has been announced by W. | registered 13.017 cars in January.... CRUSHED _ stone, $250 di \
Governor Townsend, who urged | g,rvivo: Wile: tons Door wad Xo * | Mrs ras “ Sisters. Mrs, dz B day. Several slide sound films of | RK 9 N \ ®
Senator ams said the Senate is — powerless to act on any appropria-
wih FInd TeekerdaY Sn Br Vinssnt's LDriscoll. RRL who died vesterday in St. Vincent's : ice, LONGEST TRUCKING ©
Hospital, is to be buried Monday in| Survivors besides the widow are barometers indicate we ar entering | gp. Holler, vice president and gen- | 300 companies are making trailers, M . Event Monday to Open Crown Hill after services wt 5:30 two sons, ‘Georre and Ray Jr: a |X) UNUSUaly =2clive Spring seiling some of them more than one . . . In Memoriam
$01 4614 ae Yosults are d Iv "DOP eral sales manager. He succeeds (Floor Sanders) a. nm. in the home. 608 W. Drive, daughter, Mrs. Neva Beaver, all of season. Re Suits yo ou impor- E. 'W. Berger, Who as been pro more than 75 per cent of road build- ae. : i : / : : i tant t >¢ ac-LasSalle be se for Me erger, wh as bee rr y 2 S 3 . JUKINS lovin . v of r moth : at ateria Spring Season. Woodruff Place, and at 9 a. m. in Indianapolis; his parents, Mr. and Ant to € Rj iieslatulie Yous > f Ing MONEY GOES 50 JADSY, » » “Margaret Lak ins, ‘Who. p away 11 FOURNACE HARDWARE CO > : : : " ; ~ t t first time we are retailing cars ted to the positic Thevr vargarel WURINS oF ud A RNa ; . Holv Cross Catholic Church. She | Mrs. B. 'W, Stone *of Charleston: \ me e al retail ng carn moted to the position of Chevrolet " “ " \ ears a zo March’ 2 (Freight Lines) \ was Tl. three brothers, Robert, Carl and wer meditm price field. | zone manager in Cleveland. ICHMOND, VA. thief stole a od ¥no shall hi rv fad ' ANSAMERICAN Freight Lines, 1 The ‘nichts of Mie ar { _ n - NAAT OD x4 ¢ ~ Ape " - y < YY 1 x y : y ing ahts $ 1 ay wande 0h St ; 1851 1" i he Knights of Columbus are to Mrs. Shepard, widow of F. K. George Stone, all of Charleston, Stocks Below Normal | Mr. Stuart is well known in car, bought a radio for it and | Loving though! 3 ander $ Ch 16 Indianapol hold their 37th annual Laster ball Shepard, former Fletcher Trust Co, [and a sister, Mrs. Ola Bowden of "We wisn Wi te mam seq | Indianapolis, where he was as- | was so intent upon a program that | Sadly Missed by Family (Furniture Repairing) / . e Preside ; lied 021. was Indianapolis WE also wahl to assure Jlocali gotant zon anager for Chev- |} dn tic ywoach of tl CHAIRS made new by rebottoming Mondav night in their auditorium ce president who died in 1921, was I : slesiven 4 ord it the factary| SStant zone manager fol 10% 10 didn’t notice’ approach o 1e made 1 9Y.. TeboLiamis n Fry WL rennin we i y oy : Aes n that orders tl actory beh op ~ tha " Yim pe fo . \ickoty or reed 3 RD OF The ball will mark the obening of | 00 In Washington. She was the | maALLIE ROE. who died yester- | are rapidly being flied. During the| Jct He left Indianapolis about | police . . . motoring citizens of New | Funeral Directers 5 TRIAL ATD FOR BLIND — HA-0583 : rhe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Havden q.v in the Iroquois Hospital, In {a aah " : ’ three vears ago to serve as city | York are stormy at proposed fuel A -r ring activit 1l i 3 " ay In own al, four-week interruption in our pro- " . " spring activities. It will be in cab- | Bigham. After attending St. John's | yay eka. Ill. is to be buried i ; % in Sfupuon Ia Su sales manager in Cincinnati tax increase. . . . ‘Garden Club WM. D. BE Al BLOSSOM . — . als ; iu 1 i Sretion ield <tocks slit ~ an h w . . y YM. BA V aret stvle with a floor show inter- | Academy, Mrs. Shepard was one of | qqin Piper Shang Aiding Guctior X SUOCH pped below rs of Mr. Stuart and | women of Harrisburg are organizing |... . 4 AF. 1%EE Reins! & Repairing : w Scipio after services Monday at 9 norn nd unfilled orders mounted. > 1 1321.23 W. RAY 81 BE-158 } the early graduates of St. Mary-of- El Sain part of an expan- | to prohibit signs on highwavs and Roofing, p 1%. carpentry estimates,
spersed between dances. Dance : : : c¢'clock in the home, 1505 Saulcy St. | Re umnption of shipments has ser ns o) , . os ) : | / - SF . guarantee tisfactory work 1 . will toc. : we nt the-Woods. in Terre Haute. Ye wax 33 Qu | Rie a ion of shiy ey S NAS Served | inn of the Chevrolet sales depart- | more power to ‘em. . . aute deaths | WALTER T. BLASENGYM Even ti! os : { : Shed Sun s are three sons, Fred B. | zp, to alleviate this condition tion with the es- | in major cities rose in '36 , . . are FUNERAL HOME ing, stuccoing. coment deh perience WALTER TENZA
Phillip’s Minute Men Harry S.. and Havden c Shepard | C GET estimates now! Carpenterit paint = 1
(General Contracting)
Roe was injured Wednesday | Tomas PII a PYvrt A bce Sots h < nu The spring advertising and sales | (aplishment a separate used | vou doing anvthing to reduce ‘em? | y798 SHELBY S71 DR-2570
r tion will precede { Jane 3 r " in an automobile collision near pn i rogram will Prey . . . A reception will precede the dance. ang a daughter, Miss Helen Shep- | onit1and He Served t the Great Sele Bu be AMOINer | car and used truck organization CONKLE FUNERAL HOME | ine astering. brick. cemen: work: The committees in charge of the wil f Indianapoli Aentiana He served a 1¢ (red vital phase of our discussions our an : i . 1 OTEaTiZE D + by | | JINKL ~IN/ vig | MR il : boy Po, rth OF ~RUIRNANO0NS Lakes Station during the World nf ) a so y wed SanizR. carns—runerais 1034 W MICH ST RE-1034 : - reception incl < Norbert 8. O'Con- ARES Station auring 1 ria | plans call for a greatly increased hes eo country. Mr b . ax nas | J : : = 119% | We save you money carpentering, paints I 11 11 y Lx Hi 1 FLSON STIFF i mur | War wel 3 . Tops - t ] 1 i 1 i ountry, MT. Indianapolis Times, Saturday, Mar, 27, 1957 - - ing Joh or 60c hot 2108-2 nor. George Beckerick. Kevin D RAY NELSON STIFF, Big Four ar and had lived in Indianapo- expenditure and we feel these : oN SERIA FINN BROS. ng ) « -2108-2 Brosnan. John L. Bulger. James Railroad emplovee, who died yester- | lis several years forts w n more than ever, clinch ) us A. age Bl, father Nellie Eunerst Home (Hardwood Floor Finishing) “a ry ~ lay in his home, 19: V. Olney Av Survivors are the parents, Mr. a: 4 le ‘v ray. and the late Harvey Bird and OLD hardwood floors made like ne XBurke William H. Bradlev Jerrv A. ¢ay mn his home, 1930 N. Olney Ave., Survivors are the parents, Mr. 637 as a Cadillac-LaSalle 4 Y SE De rn yuu W. Wievitian St TA-1535 LD rdvwood § ade tke new Ex
Cochlan Francis X. Deerv Louis is to be buried Monday after fu- Mrs. Uriah Roe of Indianapolis; om Saving Mr TE on the March 27. at the home of Mrs. Gin 5 Mattress Repairing) —— < ' i Lit « Ly, OWE 3d . iat . \y FIV ola Hye sail - ATS n - 4 ) < Stat S Fun al Tue § : ~ & Dy \ « P. Geis. Vincent Grummell, Mark | Neral services at 10 a. m. in the [three sisters, Mrs. Gail Rounders | trip will be E. F. Korfl, distribution ) at the J. ©. WILSON FUNERAL BERT S. GADD ; sO RT'S, MATTRESSES sold,
C Haselman. Arthur E Iwin. Paul | Moore & Kirk Funcral Home. He and Miss Mattie Roe of Indianapo- | department, and G. D. Sill OMB, 1} Prospect St. Friends in- | 2130 Prospect St. DR-5307 | PILLOWS, COMFO!
¢ renovated and made like new .
. . ID, 11s, sales ; FE. Just. Dr. Gerald Kilev. Frank s was 45. lis, and Mrs. Pearl Whitloc Kk of Bar- Jromotion ved SUR rown Hill, G RINST I IN NL R’S BURKLE. 431 Mass Ave R1-6695 : y Langsenkamp. Anthony P. Lauck Born in Charleston, Tll., Mr, Stiff | gersville, and three brothers, Leon- BOLING-- Amanda BE, age 72, passed awa) 1 - - (Landscaping) aN Kamp. nLnony . 2A WH ’ . RI-5374 i - : : x { . SANDS ch " h rt n
in . - lard y Yn ane all of - daughter hom 658 Boone Si 522 KE. Market St. William L. Leppert, Francis C. Mc- ard, Gordon and Fred Roe, all of In inkfort, Ind.: mother of Luther E. and
™ ; olis. ioldie 1 orton of fanapolis Hugh, John T. Mahan, Carl X ctASTER BUNNY BAN dianapol . Mis SH ne Hovtop St Indisnanels E. E. Gross Funeral Home a Ein a CARL BUCKLEY, Who died ves 1n 1 1 oO Use Satisfactory on Farms Ind vices wt ‘he FLANNER & BU MRS. E. E. GROSS, PROPRIETOR CH top soil. 1 Albert Smith, Willia 7. Sullival Wao Bh Tie Sirs BB 30 Bow Ol 1 e | y © » | CHANAN MORTUARY, Monday 2 p. m. | 1349 Madison Ave DR-0666, DR-0861 14 ste AlDE] smith, Hilam J. osuii 1, erday in his home, R. R. 17, Box DO . Friends invited Burial Crown Hill. CAR 3 TAK Ti RS I'A-262 ] 3 Jen and : 10 4 : + n R ! Claude Sifferlen and J. Edward 1 is to be buried in Crown Hill Goodrich Reports. BUCKLEY e 39. passed on Pr Ev VICE AT (Laundries; Curtains, Etc.) _ . . : 3 3 al age 39, assed on ¥Fri- N Troy. 1 0 Press Cemetery after services Mondav at . ay, bel 'd husband of Sylvia Buckle G. H. HE R R MAN | CURTAINS launder i 10¢ si ne : id y n_ 2 DP. mm. in the Kincaid Funeral 1E O W 2 tel of avd WE ile Buckley 1505 8. EAST ST DR-44T0 ratte: 25¢ pai 29 ollege Ave HE-
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> N Q M: 21. , trimenh Narilnt Bncrriiiive : | AUTOIST SUES FOR Be Als > D Ck Jig oo» Home. 6276 Collece Ave. He was 39. : A six-page leaflet describing the Ih iD 24 UNERAT HOME 6 Colleg: HISEY & TITUS LAUNDRY Gi : bundle Coriaing: . Allan ho aloe sald totav | wy Buckley was employed by the BY MYRON J. McGEEHAN newly developed method of water! [Pr04¢ Ri ochNs ey lant] 95 | pair, Call, deliver. Experienced. HE~
$25 000 DAMAGES that he planned to Yinve Whe Easter gig Four Railroad and was a mem- nflation for tires used in farm serv- Hill, N. Delaware 36 _ , bunny skip the Dionne quintuplets pep of Veritas Lodge F. & A. M inflation for tires used in fa serv L1-3828 FIRST class laundress wants washings to - . this vear . ii Ls side { ~ ' ice has been published bv the B. F. | CUMMINGS Charles F.. beloved hushand bring home, also comforts, blankets, CH= yw Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Sam Abels, Abels Auto Company : a : . Th
0139-7 A $25,000 damage suit growing out The physician said that the quins Sylvia Buckley, and two brothers, | president, used car dealer, 1030 N. | Goodrich Co., Akron. Copies areaow Goldie Wingans ind Lincoln Cummings
of Rachel E. Cummings, son of Mrs 139-. ans f ! ] o) X KRIEGER FUNERAL HOME HAND-WASHED rtains carefully is 1. 8 'obably wot ear any new gj i Gi ! y 3 ang father of Charles Lincoln Cum MRS. WN KRIEGET ROPRIETOR stretched, 25¢ pr. del. RI-5946 of an auto-truck collision on U, S. Probably would not wear any new Floyd and Gilbert Buckley, Indian- | Meridian St. has returned from a available to afy farmer or agricul- ine ho i an Morning 1400 N es SRIEQER, © RI-1243 FAMILY Io d te in bundla, a raster ¢ ov n ¢ ike “ 1 : > | Marc a7 J 1 i will be held . ia Al +X launary; sol ater or bunai Highway 31, eight miles north of Easter clothing, that no special food ur vacation in Florida. On his Way | {ural dealer upon request to the! al i WALD FUNERAL HOME. 1ijinois | 1OORE & KIRK | . Prompt service, call, deliver. HE-1221 Seymour last Sept. 7. was on file would be served them, that there SANFORD VANARSDALE, f home. Mr. Abels made some pPur-! mma . Vee Wrerdiveied] at 17th St. Tuesday afternoon. March | M IRE y (Painting) wonld be no religious cer ; for hy TO7~ : . - jcompany or at the Goodrich Silver- 20. at 2 o'clock. Burial Crown Hill Cem- | tm.1180 CH-1806-7 TA-A056-8 e . today in Superior Court ould be no religious ceremony iol mer r Indianapolis resident. who died chases of new and used ears. which town store at Delaware and North rteIY Friends are welcome Friends COMPLETE on ainting paver: ne ~y 3 > \ 3 3 3 . : » 1 " y ’ a . A € € t € 1a 1 tt) CUNT t nlse n o y Floyd McKinsey, the plaintiff and | them and that their routine would | Thyrsday in his Detroit home, is to | are now being offered for sale. Streets, Indianapolis | 0 yee FUNERAL ROME wim SHIRLEY BROS. CO. dk ahi Rh ut oh Iriver leced his be the same tomorrow as any other x TE . ~ Tras sii ES ou : ‘ 11.5400 Na em automobile driver, alleged his left n \ be buried Monday in Greenwood ” % ®» I'he leaflet describes the water in- | PRERBARDT Moses. ace 76 vears. brother 348 N_TNlnals St en (Painting: Brush ow Spray)
2rm as lost 1 rac fer av. v . ha bp : : 3 : “od : ; : = arm mwa 10 in he crash. After 1 cemetery after services at 2 p.m. in 818 E flation program in detail, relates its af John Fherhardt Cy 529 W. Morris St J. Cc. WwW ILS SON STUCCO hou vi proofed and sprav
Srry Yi o < fay 8 fl +3 > - ¥ . Fk We ARI yi mais 3x » treatment at a Seymour Hospital, : Last yea) the quin hat a full the J C. Wilson Funeral Home. 6 advaniazes for use under certain passed away Me rch 24 Funeral services RAE IND Prose 5 AR.0a22 |. PAinted: cas! ms or trade TR-4738. the suit said, Mr. McKinsey was Easter celebration. Dr. Dafoe gave Survivors are two sons. Rov andl ALANS BY ae ona BROS TUNERAT HOME. 1619 N NMeri- (Paper Hanging, Cleaning) ; 5 oy 2NG| ,d4ded Link Whitehead to its sales | Conditions, and carries a series of t Upriends, meited. Buriai Mon. | COLORED y NERAL DIRECTORS ES
m ned at his home in Indial olis | nO reason for the lack of ceremony rie VanArsdale 3 ay . : SS Morven , : . ian ) ! ! GING wal . Confined 2 1h B ite 11 ndianspoli: ey a I ) ke ) anArsdale, and a cdauzhter, ctafl Pic tures describing how water in- Hn nT i alll CEmISIEry. SM W lis & “Ee Pp AP ER HANGING ow ll w ashing t. Joo refor 13 months becouse of injuries. toi ar. Iss Mayme VanArsdale, all of De- ” ” ” flation should be handled RR iy C. : as < 1 | era! housecleaning. KENNERLY., BE= Isaac S. Gentry, the truck driver, trot Two pages are devoted to instruc- fon. p rer Ne | sys v West St. —L1-56%1 4560 : : v * - AF/LD dl el - 50n «pas awa 1 ‘asso tnt rom - and Herbert L. Gentry, his em- RARE SNAKES ARRIVE MRS VET 1} ’ ‘ Ralph Fink, Fink Auto Co. presi- | tions for fillin =X cra a PS hy DROS CPN. EW washing Palnting plover. are named joint defendants EE ADELLA VIOLET ARM- ... 533 N. Meridian St. announces | won wore Le farm service iret ygaj cwapkl. 946 N. Minow. Monday. M t 5 oN ams ee. Bu 1, Py Se nym C y STRONG, who died yesterday in the = °° tition £ he Wills f > | With water, one page to volume and a. m. Friends invited. Burial Me- onuments JACKSON. HE-3567 - ‘ home of her : : - 3 .. | th.e addition of the illys franchise | weijo £1 hor Sn vA ings cope | | morial Para, NANA SANA INAARARAA ASA | A NO. 1 PAPERING ng. reasonable AFTER JINX VOYAGE ome of her daughter, Mrs. Gladys 0 : veights of the water in various sizes | A No. 1 5 ING ¢ o SENT, nabs
eis “ X + 3 ar hici ie wr < x y ey aka a Trt ima WETTER RE-ELECTED H. Utierback, 4724 Sheiby St., is to) © 1s Used Car business. of farm service tires, and the pro- | ENNLE Dud Henry, age 65 er Nes prices. WILLIAM H, DAWES | ICE LI-4752. days: DR-225. nights. Y- - : : : on sin . 4 | len father Laura Kiliinger, erms eS prices, a A YarhD STR ee iw et be buried in Middletown after serv- n # » portions of water and calcium chlor- 1 = 8 ley. or gi) oo I yo & CO. CH-2326-W PAPER HANGING a | painting. Estimates ; { ices to TOW : . de used t Vote Ne x PBB y f Lee and Col mslev assed away free San Dl ork guaranteed, HOW=BY CIVIC CLUBS NEW YORK. March 27.—While | Wi TOrrow at 10 a. m. in the J. A. C. Crowe, new-car sales | 'G¢ Used to obtain various freezing | gb. Teoh 30. Pancral Troan the ARD JINI be NE RK, al 2%. 1 C. Wilson Funeral Home. She was a y y : points, while still another gives the ' nee, 2342 ¥ kside Ave. Monday Announcements TA A-1 PAPER . . four rare moon snakes from the | 76 > S| manager for C. H. Wallerich Co, load and iy. TB tl : 1:30 p a invited, Buriai | BT CRANE, HO A £2 MA pe : { oon Les : hotocs ct sot . Scbwed ad and inflation table for the var- : SB Sn Ing | AA Tine vw {Lara orence. hy 3d Attorney Paul C. Wetter began Malay Peninsula have a religious Survivors are the daughter and Chrysler ~ PIYmowth Sistrivater, ious tire siz Priends he evidence ater | | FOR flrst-clé call LINE Y ao 4 A gan . Ul 8S § auy rand = . ube « Bis 34 S S1Zes, riex may call ¢ the as lrst-class servi prices caij4 > 4 4 NI . an “y significance to natives and are val- | son. Kenneth Armstrong. of hy 950 N. Meridian St, has returned i Ey Sunday. SAIRLEY BRO! HE WT. BL ASE ae M FUNERAL | WAL L PALER C CLEA INC Go} es hanging. ‘4 by ’ Ry. ' 1 after recovery . 2 0-288 2H 4 : Yn ACH, uable to zoologists, Malayan sea- castle to his duties after recovery from GRIFFIN—Bridzet. age $4 vears. mothel HOME. BE-2305. or DR-2510 LIAMS WA-1464- a
M3 , 1 Yaderat Y { N¢ - A 2 ' > - Indianapolis Federation of Com- hen of the freighter Raby Castle MRS. BESSIE an illness. {A Walton and Mrs, H Gilles- BAPER Cioancd 5c op: Shilows Tools ty Civic C t ay 1 Jing i > A “ > iN ; lied } ter of Mollie OW lec vol . Ua 1 It, munity Civic Clubs today following | considered they were & JINX and | quo oqon ies TE. win aio * ww = [hursday. March 3 ) Eineral Monit | Personals 8 work walls washed uss, BRAD a toda Uhursday arch & ers naay, EY . Bed
elections at the annual business responsible for a curse o e Vov- } at her home, 247 W. March 29. 8:30 a 1., from the home, an g Tr 1 e on the voy & vices ot St Josern 1 137 SAMPLES; ESTI«
meeting last night in the Washing- age from Sincapore. Morris St. is to be buried tomorrow | IL. G. Epsteen is operating a used- aon cet. Hol Sn MATES FREE: SATISFACTION AS ton Hotel | The ship left Singapore with the in Knesses- Israel Cemetery follow- car business. His firm, the Merid - LUBRICANT READY © metery. Friends invited, BLACKWELL S ecial SURE t. HENGEN. DR-7922. - Other officers are W. J. Gagen, | near-white reptiles and 10 lizards— | Lo Services at 2 p. m. at the Linatia- ian Auto Sales, is located at the Mill Siitvici | P Dt, Dro ahly biyment “pian: first vice president; Bdward L. Eck- their only known food. When the Hazadeck Funeral Home. Motor Service, 1121 N. Meridian St. | - HARPER Linnle (nee Maple). beloved | | Facial, Arct BERT HALL, CHO201-R me <tein., second vice president; Mrs. ship's mascot, a large cat. became Mrs. Cohen was 69 She was a mother of Vernice Harper and sister of | aN "ree 35¢ iL LEANING. wall washing, flo
Whitehead Motors, Inc 63d St. Studebaker dealer, has
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ig Qe Ainbed v . . Mrs. Olive O. Banion., Edward Verner, | SNAMPOod ang Sieg 3 Florence K. Thacker, secretary. |ill, the crew blamed the snakes | TCSident of Indianapolis for more Wokin Miurvienn. mresiiont. Fivm Veedol Perfects Product for ane ir Maple. "departed this life | R, bo J excellent service. © DONALD. and George Q. Bruce, treasurer. The cat was drowned to end jts| Pan 30 years. Frida CRON, A OE a ain ow Aes emy PAPER CLEANING —75c a room: immedia(#
Mr. Bruce, Harmond Campbell and misery. Then a lizard escaped. It |, onc iS Survived by her husband, veth-Pesoty deajers, $11 N. Capi Hypoid Gears. RORTHW EST FUNERAL HOME, 2530 Sta- ge Bldg service. (White) ‘14 years experience. Edward L. Peterson were named was captured. but
. de HSER i . 4 he LANNAN BE-4798 Louis: thre ~ ah tol Ave., reports used-car business tion St p. m. Burial Ebenezer = 47 ne one knew «three sons, Samuel. George
: . RAE very good. Stock is so low that | — . Cemetery | (Printing) directors wl . Briere , nar masliae | 2A Mever, and a daughter. -s " made easier for you a a : tether others had eccaped earlier. Eleizabeth Adler, al] of India: MIS. | fhe firm is pushing new-car sales | 5 H Davis division manager of KLOSTEEMAN. Prank (Red. brother of SUCCESS i: made easer Jor we WHEN YOU NEED PRINTING-- Think of 1 x yall 0 ndianapolis to increase the used-car depart- ri % allag Mr arry Slick Indiananoiis Cot | INDIANA col i EG rn OF BEAUTY RICHARDS the PRINTER. 326 Virginia . 4 e Water Oil Corp. announced aries Huey. Greenshurg: Mrs Lous | TURE AVS
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o on u man, Elmweod. Til.. passed awav } = = YN FS 'n C U E E E treme pressure lubricant for exclu- 25. Puneral Monday. March 20. 9:30 | SPRING, TERM OPENING. March 23 to (Russ Cleaned, Made and Repa red) - B 10 ME 1 H R FLOOD STAGES, BELIEF IN SINKING OF SHIP Harry Sandys, used-truck man- p I By Yor ex m.. at St. Anthony's Catholic Church. | } Strong courses offered in Sec. pa a i —- i ———— WILSON FUNERAL HOME after noon | Accounting. Dar and evening sessions. | rd cut down, bound v ! The Indiana McGroarty Club will The Ohio River is capable of a — W. 13th St. reports the demand for | recently by leading automobile man- | Saturday. | CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. Archi-| RUG CO 2328 Brooksid o . Ser ~ oy tomorrow on the third floor of the the one this vear, W C. Devereaux BOSTON, March 27 — “Hearings Years. The loved husband of Esther Merlan Mear- Halibut Liver Oil capsules Hich Test. | FLUFF chenille ins Liade {rom old Tums. jolliday Building, Ohio and la- United g eget of fact” on the sink ] NE TT Tie T ; . Holla: A United States meteorologist at Cin- ing of the > #2 = Hypoid Gear Lubricant. distributed | R¥RY Friday, Match 26. Funeral Sun | KEENE DRUG COMPANY ACTIVE RUG CLEANING HA-3638 — . . . Jilp orner p ’ J of ; 3: Nikdboad . 210 Cecil Ave., Washington Place; ana . > é Dr. PRE Sig Joel secre- the American Waterworks Associa- be Spanien Consul Georg T. in the Indianapolis district by F. J.| 35.15 p. m. St. John's Evangelical Lu- | Yo | scien mi BEAUTY | Genny RADIO SERVICE — Free 656. ur 'y s Day ar re ’ dav i pr A Yyyetimae OR re nil na tv work Reas 725 F -7273 tary of the Lor ay Alliance for tion yesterday in the Hotel Antlers. ‘eler after 16 members of the | uciness is good and we feel this is | Schuster of the Troy Oil Co, Zion's Lutheran Cometery, northwest of | _ Wave al for 2c $42 § Wash |. MY Work Ress 75 i Wavee L132 New Palestine. WEISSMAN MOTORS cipal speaker. Music will be under statement on computations from the | Guard cutter Chelan, which rescued have to offer.” study and testing by Tide Water | RILES Carrie, beloved mother of Gladys | 2210 E. Washington St airection of Dr. G. H. Burnham. atmospheric structure. i them Wednesday in mid-Atlantic. ee hd LL Aries a Quarles, passed away at the home. 2106 | phone—pDav CH-3828: nieht. DR-5117 AAA Pp 1 a). H. H. c Associate 2 $ ) a over a two-vear period ing March 25. Friends may call at the | HAIR DYR IRC MONDAY & WED w k E INTRAL Corner room; gene wy : ing YaYief hy uh . 9 5 o : haga brad . a ons lR i Cones ¢ yee A > after HOOT . - il AIROL & ROUX lemen ref { breakfast optional, pose is to pe Yeljor Yo WS mem convenyion Ural, this mosh TIPO. | gn ge SALES HEAD NAMED Among 1937 cars carrying hypoid d lav. 2D. mw T BL ASENGYM SERV. | Internationa] 342 £. Wash | 430 E sth, HU-3185. a ying h) | > n - a0 x ETO i o wegian ship g i ; , { sufferers. DR KIRKP NTRIC 'K 8 CO pring mattres Privile TA-50 greater cirviation of money, damage was evacuation of the flood | W¢&1an ship and the facts must be | Cadillac, Chevrolet, La Salle, Ply- | ROE—Hallie, age 32, son of Mr. and Mrs. | CONES f0c HOOK’ Al ABAMA Large fror eS , | ' | 4 9 - i " wily . . | PEDES J : ) at Sc Presbyterian | CENTRAL, 1 : ) 1 . 2 ENGINEER IT KILLED TRIAN 1s KILLED rn standard previously are Packard (all | Me Pris OR Burial Sapo | MEN past 50 use Mo-Tee-Na Tablets. Only | and $3. Breakfast ott nal w beds, $2 i GARRETT \ 'Q 1 ‘ ¥ bey . m; or 2; steam heat, hot r By United Press Willey foe Ind, March 27.—Mrs. Clifford B. Kirby Appointed Duesenberg, "Dodge and Pierce- | syirr Ray Nelson, of 1930 N. Olney, be- | PERMANENTS, 85c to $5. good work. | TA-1500 i eh Owe 1 am Putt, 61, was killed instant- 8 | Arrow. loved husband of Lola M. Stuff. father of | Royal Beauty Acad.. 401 Roosevelt Bldz. | DELAWARE, 2: - ; ast night when an automobile | i i Mrs. JNeva i | BEAUTY CULTURE scientifically taught. | s Priv. hot jar: YA ri OW The engineer of a 'th- Bea : lie mou ealer. | The new Veedol lubricant is of Stiff Jr.. son of Mr, and Mrs. B. W clentificaliy taught. | reasonable. Priv. home. Garage. phone, PT. WAYNE. March 27—A four- g north-bound | driven by Phillip Fluke of Corunna y yn _ | sufficient strength to provide a | Stone of Charleston. Til: brother of | E INTERNATIONAL. 342 E. Wash. St. | J,LINOIS, N., 2350—Nicely furnished sieep= A Susp train was Killed and eight peor protective film at all thmes despite Ola Bowden of Indianapolis, departed | BEAUTY ACAD. 401 Roosevelt I'A-2054 diana Loyal Order of Moose will 2 parsons street near her home here Clifford B. Kirby has been named ) vicina CORDS cia) i : . . - . . Vili rr " Suid . . 3 as ¢ dit rpm AE CCAIR PN ; this lite Pridav, age 45 vears Funeral | NURSE--Will care for aged mental or | ILLINOIS. 2215 N arge front roo open here Aug. 10, it was announced were injured im a head-on collision he extreme pressures created by the 2 5 ( mt room for
'G 0 T 0 0 C . . | 1d £ : f D N A ment selections, Reivers. Cincinnati, O.; Mrs, Walter Rus- | Cali or oT for Detail TT = oe -— IN [A A R AR Y HI AN EXCEED 37 HEARINGS ORDERED today the introduction of a new ex- sell. Ronsco®, Cal and Joseph = | IPR FB. Wash... Room 008 RI-07T R PRINTING mane : LL TI AENDREN A 101 ager. General Motors Truck Co. 31 SIVE use In the hypoid gears adopted Morris, Ind. Friends may call at the J Stenography, Bookkeeping and | RUGS. furn. cleaning special . ~ bibnity n By United Press yrds ; + tects & Buil der ldg. _LI- : . hold an opch meeting at 2:30 p. m. flood at least three feet higher than used trucks is higher than last ufacturers for rear axles MEARUING—Alfred 'W.. age 36 vers, be- | RED HOT SPECIAL! $100 sive FYasees (Rugs Made to Order) . y 0 yl new product, named Veedol ling. father of Robert Mearling, passed | 50 cansules, Special this week only. 59¢. See beau, sample Se ep. Get prices. a6? bama Sts cinanti, told the Indiana section of | omer Bierkli were ordered today Ed Clarke, 430 N. Capitol Ave Sn Sen I inion Paces ad | = (Radio Repairing) used-car manager, states that “our 820 theran ‘Church. Five Points. Burial] SCHOOL. = Haircut shampoo Indiana and Ohio, will be the prin-| Mr. Devereaux said he based his S'¢W were landed here by the Coast . ; a Too Ava rei intensiv hi due to the many late models we | E. Troy Ave, is a result of intensive Doda> and Plymouth Dealer. | Roems Without Board 12 . ; | NENG ic d and some manufacturers ito : rsday na | Officers of the club said its pur- Pohl, U. S. Army engineer, told the Norway's maritime laws call for ome manufac N. Capitol Ave., Apt. 3, Thursday morn rs and all American citizens by a | step in prev : onerty | accident case concerning ¢ oh i . g osttv sate 1 JABAM/ {.. 2049--Large. fron ber ti y a 1 prevention of flood property cerning a Nor | gears for the first time are Buick, | ICE. AMAZING posit a Lo Sie ALABAMA, 1 2 arge ont; inners channel areas. i sent to Oslo. | i 200 assed away Wednesday eve > v TION ; i oi | mouth, Studebaker (all models) and | U/%% toka P Hilinofe, Services Monday | FASTER PERMANENT — Ties ap | Nell furnished; 3 windows. large closet. NATIONAL OFFICERS i De Soto. Those on which the y were 9 a. m. at the residence, 1505 Saulcy St, | THE INTERNATIONAL, 342 E. Wash St fone By United Press | SONKIE SERVIC | 88¢c for 50 tablets. Regular price $2.50 IAD : 5 TO ATTEND MEETING : ’ . . models), Chrysler (except Airflow), | Ind CONKLE SERVICE, HOOK'S DRUG STORES DELAWARE ou Nt 2055 Front bed, diving By United Press CLAYTON, N. M., March 27.— ly Beaver, George and Ray 353 N.—Front room, very dav annual convention of the In- Colorado & Southern passenger | struck her as she was crossing a Robert, Carl and George Stone and Mrs | Fog E marcels: hair cut 10¢ ing rooms: reasonable; 2 gentlemen. Monday. March 29. at the MOO chronic in my home HA-0! 2 or 3 men Large closet
Hh oe with a south-bound C. & : RR general sales manager of Wiles & | hypoid type of gearing. It is made KIRK ,NORTHEAST FUNERAL ! By today, Four thousand leaders of the % 8. reign KILLED AT CROSSING Wilson Motor Service. Inc.. 3815 Col- | in one one only and has a S. A, E. | 2530 Station St, 10 a. m. Friends MERIDIAN 2407 > only sas AE 30
order are expected to attend, among At 10:52 last night. 3 ' i hem Senator Davis n p A ro o - PY Dmiten, press lege Ave, Chrysler and Plymouth | number of 90. It is for hypoid thern Sen: - > . Pa), John | FOUND DEAD IN HOME | LA PORTE, Ind, March 27.—Carl | dealer, according to an announce- | gears only. The Tide Water en- ME : > F i - Helvie. Kokomo, state president, and | : * OMY. | Huhnuke, 40, was killed late vester ent by J B. Wiles ah 3 . Rov. and Edith Taylor. bassed away LFpPT on College car, child's prernight | RIDIAN, N.. 402. APT. 23. Large bedMzicolm R. Giles and George Eu Gus Geks, 58, was found dead in day when a Per ne vl bl d 0) I K Yo ™ a gineering department has issued Pian) he i n om pa ;_Clething needed badly HE-37 _Piiiate neem: 3 els Bee) Beds: ’s his rerne wiBnsrc. Jur i DS x ; : mi Ba nsyivania passenger president. r irby wi be in|s ; ; . a services Monday 3 a . 2 Sean os Pronger Tr nin r nt. 2 girls preferre bank, supreme officers, both of bed today at his home, 403% train crashed into his truck iy : a "% new wn speed oar doonr | pecific instructions for all Service | ecidence of grandparents. Mr. | WHITE gold Gruen wrist watch, corner of | Npw IERSEY. K T3i7 Lares
eS iazepue . , : : ’ n e-| 5 I Lyons. 1938 Wilcox St, Friends | 30th and Fall Creek: reward. HE-1354 | , op hg A Mooseheart, Ill. | Massachusetts Ave., police reported. | crossing near ges. | ments, men hill the Special Treatment Te- I Sore: innerspring: e Se on bed. s quired, SERVICE. ; “Dixie.” 1435 N. New Jersey, RI-8904, phone; investigate,
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