Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 September 1937 — Page 15

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Preston and Joe; daughters Mrs, 1m | SCHEDULES PARLEY [Laer Division representatives are | members who have been on strike

i BE Jensvee Cat Seisher, to meet next Wednesday with Ivan |from the plant for two months

M . LABORATORIES SHELBYVILLE Mrs. Almeda Bass, 87. (Cc. mM former Republi tate | recent! joined by workers in | Deaths Among Indiana Residents ERE AR RX ON MORGAN STRIKE |S, Morean, former Republi sat eee ere oe Sorhers

Hiram, Walter Mrs. John Reider. Mrs. Carter Toon, Mrs. i —— at the Morgan Packing Co. plant in !can Federation of Labor affiliate,

Hal eT Porter and Mrs. Edward Nichola : B 2 SALESMAN DIES NCENNES—Mrs. Pauline C. Roseman. State Labor Commissioner Thomas | Austin. | Some 1200 employees are said to be ALEXANDRIA—George W. Parcell 59 | Linton, and two brothers, Charles and D. | Edith Resler, Mrs. Emma Miller and Mrs. [0 urvivers oo a RL R. Hutson today announced that Teamsters International Union |invelved. 1 se JH fo Ch

| Survivors: Wife, Jessie; brothers. Fred and | Eywards, Paoli. ora Winer; brothers, William and | brother, Henry DeBuissert SE | Clarence; gtepdaughters, Mrs. Cecil Brown | Lloyd Herndon, 21. Survivors: Father, | Stanton Wimmer. e ; VIM CUT RATE The P Profi Bnd Mrs, ROvert heer 0 Survy. | Ira Herndon; brother, Roy. and two sis- | MARTINSVILLE—Mrs. Nora Dresslar, 73. REPORTS 1 MUTINY QUEL QUELLED - he Fenny-Profit Store ANDERSON—Mrs. Lucille Ball, 30.Survi-| ters, Mrs. Hazel Young and Betty | Survivors: Brothers, Joe and W. J. Khox: CAPE TOWN, South Africa, Sept , Dept.

| vors: Husband, Max; daughter, Carolyn | Herndon of California. sisters. Mrs. Lucy Taylor and Mrs. Ida | Marie; mother. Mrs. Dorothy J. Coilins, . Survivors. MeOozlin, v 2 (U. P).—The British flotilla S i | 1 —e | ROWNSTOWN—Alex C. Snyder, 85. Two sons, Robert Collins, nton, an iss ary Yeager. Survivors: Pather, . oy a I IN AIN B tt St k U ls Wile, Mangaret. sons, Jom, | Ralph Collins, Sullivan, and brother, Ben John T, peager; sister, Mrs. Isa Wilson. leader Broke reported today that a * e er OC ® : : . . Edd and Howard; daughjers, Mrs. Ralph | Collins, Worthington. rother oyd. mutiny aboard the South African Josiah S. McLaughlin Lived | Gossman and Miss Blanche Snyder. | LOGANSPORT—Mrs. Lucille Lohring. 32. | NEW LONDON—Mrs. Louise Newkirk . PO : . g Mrs. Hettie M. Scott. Survivors: Daugh- | Survivors: Husband. D. H. Lohring; sons, | Stout. 82. Survivors: Son. Dr. IL. H. Ss. steamer Sherard Osborn had been —— COU N — COUPON we mm—— COUPON Here 25 Years: Member Jers, NL Ce Chet Ns, Lorraine | Donald, Leonard, Renmetn and Ray: daush- Saughiers, Mrs W. . Gordon and Mrs. | quelled and that her master “had Osborne, rs aries oOlles ana IS. | ter, Delores: brothers ayter, Ired, 11= . i i » . Yori ; | William McKee, lip, Arthur and Elmer Steiner: Sisters, Mrs. RICHMOND —Shannon M. Chamberlain. the situation under control. Famous Hy-Glo Cedar Regula 49c¢ Certified PHILLIPS MILK 1 | CAMDEN—Samuel M. Snoeberger, §0, | Caroline Haydel and Gertrude einer; | 3 Survivors: Sons, George, Louis. John. Of Masonic Lodge. /: | parents, Mr. ‘and Mrs, Charles Steiner. Conrad, Fred, Edward, Paul and Walter: MOTH OTH GETS I IN H HIS EAR. Furniture Polish ASPIR | N OF MAGNESIA

Survivors: Wife, Mary Frances; son, Tony; 2 . anc MV 3 LC Wif daughters, Mrs. Maude Peterson and Mrs. William J. Carter, 63. Survivors: Wife, | gayghters, Mrs. Herbert Chrisman and Harold Klepfer, 1635 E. Kelly St., ) 50c Size

Sega Joseph Cline: sister, Mrs. Kate Greider; | Minnie: a sister, Mrs. Alice Scherer: half- ho. ehrien. i 5 N | three stepchildren. sister, Eva Carter: three brothers, Robert, | Mrs JoRn SEAne awakened and felt something crawl- Harmless. 100 Tablets! Size Josiah S. McLaughlin, 3325 N. New | RKSVILLE— Art} 1 Howard 68. Edward and Walter. ROCHESTER Mrs. Sarah L. Shafer, 82, | . =. his ear. H ot out of bed | . CLARKSVILLE—Arthur 1. Howa ‘Mie | MARION—Mrs. Ella J. Koons, 70. Sur- | Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Effie Brackett; | Ing In NK . e got out ol be Makes planos Never before This famous Survivors: Wife. Della: daughters, Mrs. | ue - * Np son, Robert W.: sister, Mrs. Andrew | and went to City Hospital. Phy- automobil e s sold uy his C mt of TH “ { v “ amazingly iow

Jersey St., veteran salesman for Ab- | Survivors: : : . ‘ | Cleo Johnson, Mrs. Artie Knott and Mrs. | Yivors: Daughters, Mrs. Ira Coy, S. | Thaver: brother. Schuvl : A ao bott Laboratories, Chicago, died to- | Virginia Embry; brother, Helmer. (ny fommon, Mis Charles Sevbiq aod | SHANNONDALE — Var ato. wai sicians removed a moth miller from furm itu re rice. Pu 11 esta at Jhis i ST CHICAGO—Taylor W. Emmett, | Yor: xi : i ook like new. ive grain, y day in his home from the effects of | sas, OHICAGY A ree, Son Jenn | LeMoine, Russell and Charles; sisters, Mrs. | Cain, 53. Survivors: : Husband, Jacob; sons, Uhe ear. With Coton Wiih eoroon: coupon only rele “il i” . y | sisters. Mrs. Olive Thomas and Mrs. May EER DS a a stroke suffered Saturday. Fveona: brothers Lewss and | George. ————

He was 78. and had lived in In-| EVANSVILLE—Maj. John B. Welma. Sur78, a | vivor: Daughter, Katherine. Regular Size

dianapolis for the last 25 years. He| pprar ROCK—Mrs. A. M. Grecian, 58. / Rh — was born in Newark, 'N. J, ‘and ‘is |Jurvivors, Husbane son, “Allen; “irother, o Bi NL 7 \ | | Caldwell's ooth Powder ) 4 S$ yrup of

survived by his wife, Addie N., and FULTON—Bonnie Jean Williams, 3. Sura sister, Miss Minnie McLaughlin | liams; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- \ a \ | lard Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gor- J — h \ / ! p i 4 Cc \ BE epsin

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vivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wil-

of Newark. | don.

a | FE # Mr. McLaughlin had been a mem- 6k vy y : : ; i | GARY—William Lothman, 79. Survivors: i Be ber of the Abbott Laboratories sales | wife, Mary; sons, William Jr. and Emory; iH : : hi | \ Mrs. Fred K dt Copper Pot Cc

| daughter staff for 32 vears. He was one of | Dr. Gilbert F. Laue, 60. Survivors: HH Bi AIT CLEANERS \ ; the older members of the United | Wife, Harriet; son, Gilbert; daughter, Mrs. | | Your choice of any item pictured and many others in our windows to se- Phis famous 14%

Grace Rader. ative at this or 108

Commercial Travelers of America, | GRABILL—Mrs. Malissa Bertsch. Sur- lect from for only lc with purchases of $5.00, $10.00, $25.00, £50.00 and up 2c P N) FY NNSYLVANIA 1 1 TTA tive at this nrite

and of the Ancient Landmarks | vivors: Four daughters, Mrs. Katie Jensen. Masonic Lodge. Funeral services are | Walloon Lake, Mich., and Rosie, Mina and to $500.00. urday only Frieda, of Grab, Jive Sons in uel 7B LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS | NONE SOLD TO DEALERS . . . Follow the Thrifty Crowds Here

to be at 2 p. m. Saturday _ he Bluffton; Co neltus, Deneve! Jona, Berne, Th MAY BE ARRANGED! er & Buck uneral | an ward an ndrew, Grabill; brother, 5 . I BCE 47 " | STORE OPEN FRI. & SAT.9 A. M. to 9 P. M.—Right Reserved to Limit Quantities

: ; : Frank Franks, Benton Herbor; two sisHome. Cremation is to follow. | ters, Mrs. Martha Wagner, Muskegon, | Mich., and Mrs, Dove, Chelsea, Mich., and Taree Size Antisentie

MRS. RACHEL KISER DAUGH- |a half-sister, Mrs. John Blessing, Ft. : . ————— ERTY, Indianapolis resident 24 Wayne. : ge} A ; B U OY nl A OTaarelb BY a — LIFE # ded LISTERINE

years, died yesterday in the home g GREENVILLE Mrs. Anna E Floyd, &7 ) T ) y urvivors aughters, iss arie oy v n I of her son, Harry E. Daugherty, 3440 | 5, \"\0 11a 'M. Reed; son. E. J. Floyd; : iE & : : Eo 4 # Central Avg, She was 91. sister, Mrs. Sarah E. Coffman. =e | Shaving Cream ! 7 fd ARE \ tailor. Shoe

Funeral arrangements were be- | HAMMOND-.Charles DuBois, A ! 4 : 35¢ Size 2 , vivors:. Wife, Lula ay, aughter, : ’ y 5 RA i on 4 } . ua ing completed today. _ { Lena O. Drollinger: sisters, Mrs. 2 It's Your , Ns f i * SEEDY Mrs. Daugherty, born in Reeds- | Hack, Mrs. John Ludwig and Mrs. Eli ek Greatest AAN NAN ) Lig - i 5 | Forest ag Chance MO XN a) C y A be B C

ill ad liv in Indiana 75 g ville, O. had lived in w | HUNTINGTON—Mrs. Virginia Brown, — ToS years. She had lived at her son's |g; survivors: Husband, John; daughters, ¢ ZK o Save 5 home since the death of her hus- | Mrs. Noah E. Hanna, Mrs. Herbert A. Ce ———————— band Josiah Daugherty. in 1916 Brown and Mrs. Harry Hoch 2 : ; Mennen's Colgates 26¢ b By =o vs 729: | JEFFERSONVILLE—Roy W. Howland, 60. z = oh «JAKE WOLF | . Dental Cream 1 A daughter, Mrs. Anna Collins, | Survivors: Wife, Lucy; sons, Herbert H. k Skin Bracer ——————————

ad 1 <0 SUTViV . and Louis H hy / : 2 Beaumont, Cal. also survives her. A Jo foc iy HIND'S HONEY AND

r So ae Survivors:

ro » NC . “il brothers. Ben. George, Albert and 3 LEWIS A. YOU NG, forme: In Floyd. sister, Mrs. Laura Frankun. — nS EF Skin Tonic dianapolis resident, is. dead In LOS | 1yNTON—Amos Edwards, 34. Survivors: ! x Te ALMOND CREAM 1 ceor o word re- | Wife, Vera; mother, Mrs. Ella Faught: S A . Pass im ; " according to / LAr eT lk With Dispenser

Angeles, C g ; : o three sons, Junior, Charles and Donald:

ceived here by friends. He was 59. | five sisters, Mrs. Dessie Wolfe, Lavonia; p a 3 TOYL49 W. WASHINGTON ST RAZOR BLADES aL CRIT e 29¢

Mr. Young, formerly a floorwalk- | Mrs Maude LaMar, Indianapolis, Mes . Ey : . ; | Gertrude urch, Kansas City. Josephine k : a TTS gs] 3 er in the old New York Store and | garton, Toledo, and Mrs. Frelon Rich, \ oT. Ame WH IY CAR PHONE LI-2506 £ g

later H P. Wasson & Co., was a | Linton; one half-brother, Jesse Crouse, Los Angeles department store ex- GEM RAZOR COLGATES 14¢

ecutive when he died. His wife, : , : f TUTERED SUNSHINE 15 c Mrs. Lutrell R. Young, taught in od LT. 50 for 50c¢ y Talcum Powder > WOODBURY'S || ~

public schools here. A son, Don-

ald Young, Washington, also sur- : NE > 0e vives. ) SE 7 : 3 : . Si E L M Oo Soap, 2 bars 12¢ ne

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RAYMOND ALLEN, of 1046 a i : . Church St., lifelong resident of In- Sa TR SER : oV A LTI N E Limit 4 Cleansing dianapolis, died yesterday in the : 4 Sh Cl U. 8. Veterans’ Admmistration : ; Py 4 i Health Food! TY

Hospital, in Dayton, O. He was 43. : : : . Mr. Allen was an employee of the : : : » Beech Grove shops of the Big Four EN a ; a OS

Railroad for 18 years. He was a 2 : A member of the American Legion, 3 Pa ; Limit 2 Cans having served overseas during the oe. : p World War. He also was a mem- § 4 Thompson's 29, ber of St. John's Catholic Church. ES Fi : : , S ee Malted Milk “& > p \ : ; g p Rn | 4 50c Size Famous

Survivors are his wife, Esther C.; WY kh SN IPANA

While They Last Limit One

daughter, Mary Catherine; son, & “ a z : k= ; ? Amazing Relief! Toll

all of Indianapolis. 4 : : (. . Eo i A La -

MISS MARY YAGER, Martinsville 3 3 4 : ; 4 he Ly : Money Back Guafantee, \ ) /) AS YL LIMIT 1 resident who died yesterday in the ; 4 git : STANTLY! "No ‘more gas: Ze Better stock up ing weeping. = you get relief {MARGE TUR?

Raymond Jr., and two cousins, \ 4 ; : : pet > 4 Nellie Pfister and Hugh Rominger, : y : a is c — ; HAY FEVER BARBA 1 1% : Tooth Paste 29 Methodist Hospital, is to be buried " J 4 5 » Cc : ’ Vals ] ] : , 8 AA is low price. tomorrow in Martinsville following : RS 3 : £8 ; i FX 4 ; PA SK Br Rugy 5 Ws p funeral services at 10 a. m. in the 3 eRe CG : Fever oS 1 RE a 1 5 - ” 4 AM

sules. Staps Perspiration!

Wilhite Funeral Home there. 2 . ® F ££ E ® v od 2 i“ ” Jan be had in

She had served more than 10 years 2 Bd — ; Tiquid or capsule—get a botas district secretary of the State F : . — a S f tle TODAY and end your ARRID suffering.

Board of the Indi Women's aa Christian Meo i ; os 3 by pri : il ’ | . ’ Re a is rap _. DEODORANT J was a member of the Disciples of | ; ; : : : — Aspirin 12's, Box 3c | Dr. West Tooth Paste Christ church. Survivors are her | - y iil | JE one Yui ht. his father, a sister and a brother. Hw : i | EE LIQUOR HABIT low “price LHDS “3! > Oc C @ k 2 3 8 ’ 25¢

MRS. CORA WILSON, who died . Py ® \ : ; EER yesterday in her home at 37 E. 11th : / k ; - ; REMEDY : ii St., 1s to be buried in Floral Park ; F // 3 3 o E : > \ » Saturday following services in the @ /// bs i E Quick Results! NE : MILK OF

W. T. Blasengym Funeral Home. : usa : 4s aoa ; : Fe raninl Y YE . ; a Ea $2 39 jar WW Sino MAGNESIA ® : - pe * 1 h, Heoz,

She was 60 Mrs. Wilson, formerly of San|

? 1 5 R oz n Diego, Cal, had been a resident of | 7 p TR Su vr N Full Pint 3 3 : > 3 A 5 A 8 (hanrarsnt , Indianapolis for 30 years. She was / ; tite Effective. tasteless. "Por Famous Carter's ; home treatment. Can Milk of Magnesia, Cc

a Jie of the Christian Church. / 3 . be put in food or drink to anyone who She is survived by her husband. vy 2 craves drink. You get INSTANT re- Regularly 38c! Frank; three sons, Von, Claude and : 7 REVIGH, "WiUNeY Duck SUasdunee. : Chase; two sisters, Mrs. Frances | : = 7 : > <5 | r Holland and Mrs. Myrtle Wainscott, > 21% 4 j t e 4 i i A or MW inshon, y | | Tooth Brushes. . 9c | Halibut Liver Thompson. i ko ‘ V Oil Capsules f Fresh Stock! 8 Exposures! a } Stored Sunshine!

REV. DUEMLING ELECTED, ; : Eastman FILMS a8 69: X 50 capsules! Cone

FORT WAYNE, Sept. 2 (U.P) . . - tains necessary The Rev. Enno Duemling, Milwau- RY Plain : vitamins to build " ‘i the 3 | of - up resistance, 8pekee, Lutheran missionary for 35 120—620 eal’ clal— vears, today had been re-elected to Limit 2 C 1" Kolymos Vim Is headquarters for Vitamins

his eleventh consecutive term as Qupo pres 1 J i president of the North American Verichrome Films The Soapless Shampoo! Made From Brewers’ Yeast

Association of the Associated Liu- | . * | | V116 —V120 22¢ Drene Shampoo Vitamin Yeast |

EVANSVILLE, Sept. 2 (U.P. — vitamins B and G. Funeral services were being com- : Limit 1 bottle at this price, pleted today for John D. Welman, Half Price Sale! b

attorney for the Louisville & Nash- y = NT 2 Tet ville and Southern Railroads and ’ Rubber Goods Fu ui Heavy Russian : ansv r Associati , MINERAL OIL

former Evansville Bar Association Pr Bie died lis home here ® Hot Water R UU 3 bi n 24 Full Pint ; Bottles A splendid mineral man % ; i 2 . i — © SYRINGES pil or piroores C 5 § g 8 Ea @® Combinations [+ ih 0 RI 0 L Regularly 8c. : i i i : $129 Values Regular 50c Size Famous ‘RT (oe POND'S ; . . : Cleansing ' = Joe, in a hurry, forgot last night c Sd Fos: ; : ER = 2 . . ad ' . . y = heirs A WT shonin ombns . To service his car—now see his plight! Pee-Chee White ] ey MoAITES Cc] T=

. . Ci teed | on But Jimmy, the one with face aglow, year. First quality. Shoe Cleaner Checked over his car, found his oil was low,

So he stopped at STANDARD for Iso=Vis Are You a Citizen of the U. S.?

And decided to sec if more was amiss.

. . I¥ vou are called on to prove your American citizenship, how would vou do it? 1m yo bil Ae . ray. Ts. om ) ¥e plugs wh Fares lights were dim, If an American-born individual is married to an alien, is the American still a citizen? The air in his tires was kinda slim. Is the child of Chinese parents, who was born in the U. S., a citizen? Can a Japanese be naturalized in the U. S.7

So the station man fixed this and that— Can an American who has lost his citizenship regain it? Can an American lose citizenship without realizing it?

i i in i . Put everything right in nothing flat SRB PS I pl Bl)

Now he’s rolling=he’ll get where he’s going " If eticHn goes abroad to work, how can he make sure of retaining his American citizenship

MONEY-BACK While Joe, at the roadside, is certainly showing These are only a few of the hundreds of questions on Citizenship and Naturalization covered in the Leaflet on the subject which our Washington Bureau has ready for you.

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