Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 June 1937 — Page 10

PAGE 10 : THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES - ghey | — THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1937 L ] : stimulate the mind temporarily, physician’s direction. It is too new | fore she died Monday, w filicted « LIFELONG CITY Near ly 3 00 At le nd 4-H Ca mp STupeNTs i but cases of collapse, fainting and | 10 Warrant any prediction, however, | with rabies, according fo Dr. O, F, ’ ‘) AGAINST ‘PEP’ PILLS |insomnia following their use have |as to possible permanent harm from | stout, Health Board veterinary, R F N D ENT D E S 4 ; a — been reported to physicians. Using |its continued misuse. who examined the dog. : b i By Science Service : these tablets to replace sleep and : Dr. Stout warned several others eV 0 : ; AIOA00, Sune i A amis to study is about as efficient as whip- EXAMINATION SHOWS |vitten by the animal to take the

; " : : di : D ] "| ping a tired horse, the editor of the IN HOME AT T 4 A : : ] + not to use so-called pep pills (ben American Medical Association Sug- R ABIES IN BITING DOG Pasteur treatment.

zedrine sulfate -tablets) was issued by the American Medical Associa- | 8€Sts. The dop was bwned 1y Virginia tion today. Benzedrine sulfate seems to be a| A dog which bit Ida Bell Burks, | Settles, 33, of 2807 Columbia Ave, The pills do relieve fatigue and useful medicine when taken under a 24, of 2330 Cornell Ave., shortly be-! Miss Burks’ aunt. : :

Mrs. Caroline K. McOuat to Be Buried in Crown

; \ E 1 : | : % ie 3 £53 R: : : . 4 7 | Hill | < Ne 1 EE TO 8 | Mrs. Caroline Koestle McOuat, = 4 Se : | : : : :

lifelong resident of Indianapolis, who died Thursday in her home,

1850 Central Ave., was to be buried : ; in Crown Hill following services at ? 3 p. m. today in the home. She ; | was 74. i 3 gn : 3 :

Mrs. McOuat, born here, was married to Thomas McOuat, who died several years ago. [ 3 : Survivors are a daughter, Miss : > . . " . Gertrude McOuat, Indianapolis; : re neo rk Wn | equipped with automatic eleciric lig Walter Wilkins and Alfred Thomas : Le E ; ) g 13. Prange, all of Indianapolis, and two : ’ granddaughters, Mrs. Edgar Grab- y > horn, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Clyde AT N LS | XTRA ( {) S T Henderson, Denver, | \ ; MRS. CAROLINE OLSON, 923 : Udell St., died Tuesday in City Hos- | | pital. Pneumonia developed after a fed ; TOMORfall on March 10. - She was 179. = Get your new refrigerator T The body was to be taken to Van- i i: ; : dergrift, Pa., for services and burial. | | i ROW! Only $18.95 for this modern Survivors are a son, Charles Fars- Nearly 300 Indiana youths are attending the sixth: annual 4-H Junior Leadership Camp at the : : : : | at beauty! All metal clad, heavy rust-

ter, Indiana Harbor, and a daughter,| Bqy Scout reservation near here. Activities are varied. Above, a group seated at tables playing i f Indianapolis, who died 4 ones Tn sos 2 Insulated with slabs of famous BalFP. m. He was 49. : = | Mr. Schnabel, a resident of Indi- 3 : PARLEY TOMORROW le I me : a The 18th biennial convention of : fx to keep foods perfectly and to save ice son Jack, Los Angeles; his mother, nn

Mrs. Grace Harrold, Indianapolis. games, is composed of Betty Rowen, Olive Salrin, Virginia May, Adine Cecil, Gertrude Ball. Beulah Monday in Los Angeles. was to be sam wood. Holds 50 pounds of ice. anapolis until 12 years ago, was enMiss Zella Van Riper, Indianapolis. ea the Indiana School for the Blind Mrs. Sarah Schnabel, Indianapolis; Ta a ! 3 : > three brothers, Louis, Fred and Carl, a which Albert Stump, school board iH a \ > all of New York; a heli brother, faa of trustees vice president, is to Js 2 Oscar Schnabel, Indianapolis, and a | : : Gime speak Son Ioan 3 & J : grandson, in Los Angeles. En : 2 2 : : ig =5 i : ” Sk 7 12 XE : HE More than 100 alumni from bp : . i : A ANE ne bs ; Sa throughout the United States are i : ; } y V | @ i = 2 RR 2 - . ir 1 Z bi a in his home. He died of heart dis- 3 meat | attending the convention, which be i : %

OTTO M. SCHNABEL, former O'Hair, Margaret Castle, Winifred Gardner and Betty Lear. : me ; : : resisting steel. Fine baked on enamel. buried there following services at 3 A J : hE : BLIND WILL CLOSE a LARA Built to make your kitchen attractive, Survivors, besides his Wife, are a $§ a ae Alumni Association is to close to- || gan yesterday, Dean Ferguson,

Soyer Spa Normp poo : EEN : 5 - A Terre Haute, is association presiMr. Arnseck, who was 35, was a : ; Ea 7: || dent. : o native of Jugoslavia and had been 3 SA i we ; : A concert Bs to be held tonight. in this country 20 years. Until two Lien Co : SE weeks ago he was employed by the RRA FER... Malleable Iron Co. of Indianapolis. SRR Feige] en BRIG. GEN. HOLCOMB | Dr. Booher said that insurance on ; is wy TO REVIEW M ARINES! policies amounting to $1750 and a : : : | SEE a |

small sum of. cash were found in his : 3 room. Brig. Gen. Thomas Holcomb, Ma-

He is survived by his wife. who ik ; : a rine Corps commandant, is to in- : v ; lives in Jugoslavia, and .Mrs. Mary | g i : Ei spect the 16th reserve battalion in : NO Da Lidianapolis, a niece by | SUES. 5 i Tomlinson Hall at 8 p. m. tonight. ‘ INTEREST EE I be sO : i, 1. The 16th battalion now includes \ NO i ; 140 men and eight officers. The in- ] f ®

BACCALAUREATE FOR [= ; i : spection is to precede the summer CARRYING

NURSES SET SUNDAY [iS : station July 1 to July 35. WASHINGTON at CAPITOL [CHARGE

Tonight's inspection is part of a

Baccalaureate services for 75] country-wide tour by Gen. Holcomb, members of the Methodist Hospital | | Standing beside the 4-H insignia as they talk things over are Dr. whose office is in Washington. nurses’ graduating class will bel! A. B. (Daddy) Graham. subject matter specialist of the U. S. Deheld Sunday morning at the Meri- partment of Agriculture, Washington, and Lowell Taylor, Knox dian Street Methodist Church fol-| County club agent. lowing the annual brgakfast in the hospital dining room. S. Morgan, Technical High School | Orpha Kendall, Miss Ellen M. An-

I Sims oe principal,. is to be the breakfast |derson and Miss Thelma Hawthorne. Methodist a pat ey rr speaker. Special guests are to in-| Senior chapel last night at the Dr. Logan Hall is to give the | clude Dr. and Mrs. John G. Benson, | nurses’ home opened commencement baccalaureate sermon and DeWitt' Mr. and Mis. Clarence Hass, Mrs. festivities.

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