Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1937 — Page 16

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Man Who Had Been Illi Plunges 20 Feet; Two Die n Accidents.

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Oscar Singer, 62, of 1428 S. New Jersey | St., escaped serious injury early today when he fell 20 feet

from a| second-story window in his ne : home. ; - dr = = * There is no sense of inde-

Hospital physicians said they were = = 5 ¥ : - pendence which can compare told Mr. Singer had heen walking : a / yo with that of owning YOUR

in his sleep. His wife, Maude, told % z aol = Na : : police he had been ill for seven AH 4: = ; : OWN HOME. It is YOURS

Weeks, Mary Jane Johnson and William |

Mr. Singer was treated at City Vit ss Hospital for head lacerations and | IKeller are to portray leading roles

body bruises. in “The Londonderry Air,” to be - ' o) : Tea Secunny Ja Giles Miskel, 52, of Route 4, Box | presented by the Technical High 5 RY ; E e knowledge that you have 679, was in St. Francis Hospital . L tote : Fe hl: AN ESTATE. - today with serious injuries received School Senior Class A K division oe in 8 ] LB | FINER PE RFORMING in a fall from a farm roller when | at the school Friday night. Homer 1 §|

a team of horses bolted Huesing and Alice Hankins are di-

. Women’s a fo os % ’ EE ‘If h ; : | ESSES SE. SER aa 3 : recting. “The Drums of Oude” Smacks . ® oT —_— ——_ ogi Funeral arrangements were to be| and “A Wedding.” other one-act | 5 ] i : . x SOR ws . \

completed today for Forest Wysong.| plays. are to be presented the same |

1130 Cottage Ave. fatally injured| night. fj FI-HD J. } ad; ’ taty : when he fell down the basement | — Building and Loan Associations of Marion Only Philco could give you so much for

Sais in 8 tavern 2 1 Shelby County make it possible for you to own a / ryerggy—4 =o little! Come in . . . see and hear it Police iy witnesses told them home. They make it possible for you to pay er 5 \ +... and decide te, own one now!

Mr. Wysong entered the tavern, : 3 monthl ym ia ; ) Built to fit YOUR car... priced to paused momentarily at the bar and A i for it with easy. Y Ba ents and it YOUR 1 p then started down the stairs. They al ARE Pr fn when you obtain a loan from a local asso- : su purse

said: he fell about half way d 5 7 “Hk Es > i» : . the flight of steps. He received a fi i, ciation you are dealing with men of your Look at these features! ftaciured seul Griese , 20 A : own community . . . with headquarters here Stile. 1 nit Salirnetors 3 hs Single - Uni uper e -

Yletry Adams, erve Haute) died at home. Prompt action and close personal dyne Receiver

in City Hospital today from injuries . ; 33 "interest is assured you. ; ®6 Philco High-Efficiency received vesterday when he fell be- 4 i ; v neath the wheels of a Pennsylvania ) : i ; Tubes : .. train in West Indianapolis. He was 4 i A J > ts ® Electro-Dynamic Speaker ie li told that Mr. Ad | : 4 pe , ® Automatic Volume Control olice were to at Mr. ams | § - oy Dp = | ° WwW Teal. was attempting to board the train | 7 Nore Full-Wave Vibrator

which was leaving for Terre Haute. RSA a =» JAN ® Philco Universal Control His legs were amputated when he : ; J | ONLY $5 DOWN . fits and harmonizes with

slipped under the wheels. it was re- if’ i t ; : any car ported. 1 S ime 0 : LOW AS : ~T . Charles Roberts, engineer. and W. ~~ TO AID YOU ® Marvelous tone . .. a world

W. MclInturff, conductor, both of $i A WEEK of power . . . finer selectivTerre Haute. were in charge of the H A GE R Sh ; . . G05 0 ony saving and ity and sensitivity train. 1+ Tell him of the home you

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make it possible for you

SUFFERS FOOT BURN oe | i : Oar ;

li trol ith SE : RN g Ii Ji / } 4 semething like this - BUILDING . LOAN 930-N.MERIDIAN ST. RI. 8355 “Lester Parrish, 36, of 215 W. 12th = ‘

Si., came to City Hospital today OPEN TO 8 P. M.—SUNDAY TO (:00 P. M.

with his right feot burned. He said

he was at home of a friend and was > : sitting next to a stove. He went (0 9 5 ih 1) C i 8) 1) : 1] MN fy sleep and got foot too close to stove. ol» AT STANDARD OIL DEALERS

(It woke him up.)”

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