Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 October 1938 — Page 13

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1. Year-Old Girl wil Inherit Quarter of Local Brewery Fortune.

CHICAGO, Oct. 11 (U. P) —Wil68 L liam B. Gray, 51, socially prominent ’s Chicago real estate dealer, and his 4 rormer wife, Alberta, 29, awaited to-| \rs. Samuel Loman: one niece: a nephew. Gay a court ruling in their fight for ROLLING PRAIRIE — Mrs a Butler, custody of their 7-vear-old #augh- S, \ Survivors: Son Gienn: daugl S, : : 3 3 Mrs. Ralph Harris. Mrs. Gladys Davis and | ter, heiress to an Indianapolis brew- k 3 | Mrs. Fern Flagg: sister. Mrs. Ella Halter : k 3 | SHELBYVILLE—Carl F. McCleaster, #1. ing fortune. 3 3 Survivor it sister, Mr ar RO ihe fre. Rehard| he Gravs were divorced in Feb-

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situation in other countries, said! Americans should be grateful for the | | religious liberties enjoyed in this jcountry, adding: “As loyal Sons of Columbus, we have a duty toward our govern(ment, the duty of patriotism. The church insists we have a duty to | |support the country in which we |

live—our own beloved United St S | Banks and Public Offices to —and as true Knights as Be Closed Tomorrow; |we must always have the virtue of | Ceremonies Set.

CITY TO OBSERVE DISCOVERY DAY

WS 37. A TE DEATHS NY < ITS ¢ al Ise ad MARTINSVILLE Mrs. Anna Magee LOCAL | soeoig wer.

Irs | survive: «: Daughter, Mrs. Ciaude Shivee w {man: sons. Andrew, Walter, Victor n Maus. 71 viv. |1Ve grandchildren. brother, two sisters

ARGOS \Mrs Jaseph Mz: % su ™ fF > NN ars: Hushanec daughter, Mrs. Raw mone | METAMORA Mrs. Isa Dora Murray 4 Riddle Survivers: Daughter, Mrs. Edith . — RLOOMINGTYTON Mrs Jon > or ley 82 son, Everett; two grandchildren. S vo Hushand; dau Mr

FatRSon SS NEW CASTLE—Ed Peed. 71. Survivor arMrs Mrs

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GoLelin, NINEVEH Miss Cofvjelin M. Graves, 60

SON. 1316 =), reema oe Mh wi ul \M oN nN be § LHI ie { Survivors: Brothers, A Robert, George wooaworser, vil e Crown Hill today follow- |

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OLIVER E. Lappes St, a Frank. PLYMOUTH — Mrs. Jennie Shaffer, 70. | Survivers: Son, Dr. Donald Shaffer, two laughters | ROCKPORY — lawrence S. Cohoon 69% | Survivors: Wife, Mattie; daughter, Mrs | Jobert Sperks son, Robert; brothers frank and Charles ! ROCHESTER -— Frank B. Hetzman,

Mills. 58, Siephan Maria Johnson, Mrs. G. Franze

surviv. patriotism.”

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on AL MERS—-) ohn K 5 e Mrs G A CHESTERTON - Mrs V4 Su AMS Daughter, n INK Martha J. Rawxn, died Sunday at | vors: Husbend, Freeman: daughters | 3 ¢ Iiana 1 ma Mrs. Clara Dilling resident of Indianap- A " Mor ceveral Vears TR Was mem - 3 Ne Bu Lh ANC Survivors: Son, Alfred: daughiers, Mrs Several years, hie Wa. : S| Ars Rts Son Ee hu won | Rurtz and Mrs. Bert Fry. sisters, M » of the First Baptist Church ang john: sister. Mrs. 1 Langdon; brother |\fary and Emma Hetzman and Mrs. Ju dd Fello Yodo { Davidson; William, David av qaqa €ilOWS (0GR =dward Miss Lou Hooer

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Banks and all offices in the State House, Court House and City Hall will be closed tomorrow in observ- | George J. Smith, Indiana State ance of Discovery Day, the 446th | Employment Service district, mana- | [anak ersary of Christopher Colum- ger, is to address a meeting of the

|bus' arrival in the New World. {Retail Hardware Dealers’ AssociaPrograms commemorating the | |tion at Alexander's Hardware Store, event have been arranged in most 973 N. Belle Vieu Place, at 8.30 p. m. jfomionow: He is to discuss the changes that A week's celebration was opened have occurred in the labor requirelast night by the Indianapolis ments of employers, the numoer of Knights of Columbus with a radio|gstandard job openings which exist

action is still bringing CK (S broadcast, a dinner at the K. of C.| land which cannot be filled easily, Assembly Hall and a meeting. {the types of persons now unem- |

you can get a good Aighy ‘VIC res The life of Columbus is to be dis- | ployed in the city. ISK) [cussed in a broadcast over WFBM eo een — at 5:30 p. m. tomorrow and the K.| {of C. will have a cabaret dance and [floor show Friday night. | The principal speaker at the din-ner-meeting last night was the Rev. | Fr. J. B. Tieman, pastor of the new St. Thomas Aquinas parish, who spoke on “What _ Discovery Day | | Means to America.’ Father Tieman,

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| schools. Mrs. Laura May Atkinson, Indianapolis resident for 40 years, is to be buried tomorrow at Milton, Ind., following services at the Jordan Funeral Home at 1 p. m. She was 78 Mrs. Atkinson died Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mis. Ed Mobley, 2450 N. LaSalle St. Mrs. Atkinson is survived two daughters, Mrs. Mobley and Mrs. Mary Bain; four sons, Lawrence, Raymond, Walter and Earl Atkinson; a sister, Mrs. Mary Fouse of Chanute, Kas.: grancichildren and two greatgrandchildren.

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Wisker; father, Albert; brothers, Wesley Neil. a» oy MARY , $5. 8 Mis. Adaline Sn ruary, 1936. Under terms of the di Brother, James F. W vorce it was agreed that the child, ot houl . | ers, Rerdberi, Howard, Clyde; sisters, Mrs Alberta, should spend alternate Charles Jessup, Mrs. William Ballard, Mrs periods of 90 davs with each parent : {| Ralph Bouse h | SHERIDAN Miss Eva Mi er, Survivors: Wife, Maude: sister, Mrs Ar- The child is heiress to one-quarter thur Aldrich; brothers, J. J. and Carroll} ‘ | Hoffman. of an estimated $1,000,000 estate of Samuel J. Frame 53. Survivors: her maternal grandfather, Albert Lieber of Indianapolis. s. Herman Brockhaus, 5% Husband: daughter, Mrs. Orvil J son, Ralph; sisters, Mrs. Adeli Mrs. Mary A Dott, Mrs [tioned Judge Rudolph ya vester- | day for full custody. To support her ph |. TERRE BAUTE — Mrs plea, Mrs. French presented the tesperi | Survivor: Son. Clifton : timony of her mother, Mrs. Meda | VALPARAISO — Edward D. Bunker Urviyors Wife, Edith; son, Robert; : when the child had been with her] vivors Sons, Mar and Merman rothers, Jacob and August Reechle: mother and the time came to Visit | WEST LEBANON — John W. Crone her father she became upset and] Survivors te, Anna: daughter, Mrs asked to stay. Viiham ster J e Esther Crone and Mrs. Georgia Klien. 1 & Hestermann illiam n : ue Mis. Henry | surenar ison. Fier trata re: (charged his former wife was unfit, | mil Busse, Mrs. James|gisters, two brothers because of “drinking habits,” to care | | WOLCOTT—Mrs. Jane H. Hathaway, 71.ifor their daughter. He said she had| eo S Survivors: Husband: sons, Henry, James,| ” ved) Fhe Y been intoxicated many times during j INDIANA H ARBOR, Conrad Harmon and Mrs. Gertrude | NDALLY i SEES = : Fn {band's charges ; CORRECTS PROSECU TOR Judge Desort said he would rule DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 11 (U. P).— on the case Oct. 17. Police for years have been arresting | Seah ‘Meal for . n ng" min}

Parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Kuhn; srothrent 1 © stody. | SOUTH Rg Ne Hoffman. €2 |ONE paren should get full custod ns, Orra and Robert; brother, {James French of Oil City, peti- | F. Shirk; brother, Harri Mrs. Lieber said that many times] Ww AKARUS A—M1 rs. Carolena Schiarb. ters, Mrs. Retia Hobart, Misses Ella and described an unhappy marriage and | Mrs. Ethel Vovies, Mrs. Mollie Aullendore. Mrs. French denied all of her hus- | | 1

Miss Ethei Estella Kuhn 38. Survivors sur- until she reached school age, when vivor: Niece. Mrs. John mother, Mrs garet Her mother. now ng tien to sev, Mrs. Susaina E. Crain . i Lieber, | and Mrs. Walter Buckland Herman Da sens, John and Clarxe; sis- : ! Mr. Gray then testifiad. He | John: daughters, Mrs. Murrell Williamson their marned life, motorists for driving their automo-

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