Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1938 — Page 11

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« SATURDAY, NOV. 19,

REV. A. H. MOORE FUNERAL RITES SET FOR MONDAY

Christign Pastor to Be Buried Near Lizton After Noblesville Funeral.

Funeral services for the Rev. Aubrey H. Moore, former pastor of ‘the Seventh Christian Church here, will be held at 1 p. m. Monday at the Noblesville Christian Church. Burial will be in Hendricks County near Lizton. . The Rev. Mr. Moore, who was an Indiana clergyman for 35 years, died at 1 p.-m, yesterday at the Methodist Hospital. He was 55. The Rev. Mr. Moore was pastor of the Noblesville Christian Church at the time of his death. He had been in ill health since returning from the International Convention

of the Disciples of Christ Church] He entered the hospital | for observation soon after returning i

in Denver.

and was later dismissed. He was readmitted as a patient Nov. 11. Headed Church Union During his work ‘in the ministry he had served as president of the Indianapolis Church Union, the Christian Ministerial Association of the City, the Indiana Christian Endeavor Association and as vice president of the state convention of the Disciples of Christ Church. During his life he served in several pastorates and was the organizer of the Beech Grove Christian Church 20 years ago. ° The Rev. Mr. Moore came with his parents to Indiana from Patricks County, Virginia, where he was born. He was the son of James E. and Lucinda Moore. He went to school in Hendricks County and later attended Butler University. He graduated in 1911. He preached his first sermon when he was 18 in the Maplewood Christian Church in Hendricks County. During his college days he acted as a student pastor in the several surrounding counties. Startéd at Arcadia His first pastorate was at Arcadia and from there he went to Zionsville and then to Tipton. He stayed in| Tipton for more than seven years, when he went to the Noblesville Christian Church. From Noblesville he came to the Seventh Christian Church here. He served that church from 1926 until April of this year when he returned to Noblesville. The Noblesville church sent him and Mrs. Moore to the convention in Denver. : The Rev. Mr. Moore was a member | of the Tipton Kiwanas Club, and of | the Tipton Masonic Order, and held an honorary membership in the North Park Lodge 646, F. and A. M. here. * He is survived by his wife Mabel, to whom he was married in 1907; one son, Ruell, of Indianapolis; two $isters, Mrs. T. V. Barnard of Omaha, and Mrs. Elmer Gentry of Danville; and three grandchildren, James, Dan and Bobby Moore,

BURGLAR FLEES POLICE LETS f~-

Officers Report Sluggings in 2 Robberies; Two Tell of Being Fired Upon.

. Police bullets early today, failed to halt a burglar caught in the act of looting an E. Washirigion St. gasoline station. Police also searched for bandits] who slugged their victims, one of! them into unconsciousness, after]

‘robbing them.

The gasoline station oud glar. was surprised at 5106 E. Washington St. when a roving police .car| manned by Sergt. John E. Ambuhl and Patrolman John Haney. drove into the drive. The thief ran out of a back door and fled north toward Pleasant Run Creek east of Emerson Ave, it was reported. The officers chased him on foot and Sergt. Ambuhl fired

his revolver but reported he did not |:

hit the burglar. Glenn Baker, 24 reported he was beaten by a bandit who robbed him of $74 in the 1500 block on S. Fruitdale Ave.-.<Baker reported he was walking through a vacant lot en route to the home of Miss Anna Wallace, of 1515 S. Fruitdale, when

"the attack occurred.

The second strongarm victim was 2 taxicab driver, Ralph-Goraon, 42, who said a passenger slugged him as he drove in the 1400 block un Park Ave. after getting $10. A trackless trolley operator, Oscar Malicoat, of 2001 Roosevelt Ave., was robbed of $12 as. he sat in the car at St. Peter and Prospect Sts. he told police. In other overnight crimes, John Redell, of 5223 E. Washington St., said a marauder fired a shot through a door -of his dry cleaning shop, and William Rice of 1311 Bates St., said some one in a passing automobile fired a shot at his home. Two men were arrested and charged with keeping a gaming house in a raid in the 1600 block on Cornell Ave. Nine others were arrested. and charged with visiting and gaming. Six men were arrested on vagrancy charges, after one of them complained he lost $20 in a Massachusetts Ave. gambling

room. Luther Featherstone, 974 Elm St., said two, men robbed him of nearly $80 on Grove St. between Highbrook and Elm St. Burglars obtained $125 |at the Pyrene Oil Co. warehouse, 1123 E. 25th St., Harold Wiggam of 2205 N. Alabama St., an employee, reported.

1938

Criminal Courts Building in New

Charles A. Harnett, (center front, between two detectives), York State Commissioner of Motor Vehicles, is shown as he. left the

I ndicted on Bri bery Charge

Times Acme Photo. New

York. He was arraigned following

his arrest on a Grand Jury indictment charging him with extortion and with having accepted a $67,000 bribe from the Parmelee Transportation Co. through three of its subsidiaries.

&.M.ANDU. S. TO FILE BRIEFS INTRUST CASE

Action Expected to Be Taken In" Demurrer Plea Within 3 Weeks.

HAMMOND, Nov. 19 (U. P).— Government prosecutors and attorneys for the General Motors Corp. are expected to file briefs within three weeks on a demurrer to a Federal indictment that the company violated the Sherman Antitrust Act. G-M was one of three companies which, with affiliated finance companies, were indicted several months ago on charges they had conspired to promote a monopoly in the automotive industry. Consent decrees have been entered in the cases against the other defendants, the Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler Corp. G-M and Government attorneys presented arguments on the demurrer before Federal Judge Thomas W. Slick late yesterday. Ernest S. Ballard, Chicago attorney representing the company, charged that the indictment failed to define whether the defendant was charged with conspiracy to restrain trade in automobiles or to restrain financing. Holmes Baldridge, special U. S. District Attorney, said that while automobile financing was local, it was such an important part of the flow of commerce in cars that any restraint of financing constituted a violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act.

Vice President’s

She contends that her late! mother, the former Nancy Garner, | was a sister of the Vice President, but her father, Lanty Miller, Corsicana, Tex., second-hand furniture dealer and inventor, scoffs at that.

to take her at her word, however, and has plastered its windows with {placards advertising “the beautiful dark-eyed niece of the Vice President -of the United States.” Thrice nightly she threads her way through packed tables in the dimly-lit, noisy night club to participate in the floor show with a couple of tango dancers, a hula dancer, a crooner—‘‘the only one with a football haircut, folks,” and a female impersonator, The crowds listen to her contribuation and then follow her bridegroom manager, Donald Kirk, Cuban distillery owner with whom she eloped to Elkton, Md., last month, in-a round of applause:

The Silver Dollar bar is willing;

\ Niece or Not,

Nancy Garners Jack at Cafe

BOSTON, Nov. 19 w. P) —Nancy Garner, a soprano billed as a niece of Vice President Jack Garner, crooned popular songs in the Silver Dollar bar of Brigham’s Hotel today. Actually her name is not Nancy Garner and, according to her father, she is not a niece of the Vice President. Her real name is Margaret Miller and the closest relationship to the Vice President with which Texans will credit her is that of a distant cousin.

Judge Slick last Monday approved] the Ford and Chrysler consent decrees but conditioned his approval on outcome of the G-M case.

REFUSES TO EXAMINE

‘Not Interested,” Counsel

‘BOY AWAITS RITES FOR HEROIC FATHER

son’s life. .

bridge. Funeral services for Mr. Branham,

neral Home, 1321 W. Ray St.

another son, Clarence.

Robert Branham, 10, 10, was back at his home at 924 S. West St. today as funeral arrangements were being imade for his father, James Branham, 38, who died while saving his

The lad was dismissed from City Hospital yesterday after an observation disclosed he had not been injured seriously after narrowly escaping being hit by an interurban car Thursday at the Eagle Creek

who was struck by the car as he held his son in outstretched arms. to safety, will ke held at 10 a. m. Monday at the Beanblossom Fu-

Mr. Branham, a WPA worker, is survived by his wife Alice Fern, and

For TVA Probers Says.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19 (U. P.). —The joint Congressional commit[tee investigating the Tennessee Valley Authority refused today to examine the personal income returns, bank books and financial records of Wendell Willkie, Commonwealth & Southern Corp. president. : Mr. Willkie oftered the records, it was learned, after President Roosevelt authorized the committee to examine any tax returns, personal as well as corporate.

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ROAD’S COMPLETION TO BE CELEBRATED

CORYDON, Nov. 19 (U. P.).— Representatives of 13 southern Indiana counties will honor the State Highway Commission at a banquet here Tuesday night in commemoration of the completion of State Highway 62 from the Ohio to the Illinois state line. The highway passes through the 13 counties to be represented and Corydon was selected as the banquet site because it is the midway point. Special guests will be T. A. Dicus, Commission chairman; C. W. Siniff and Howard Atcheson, Commission members; Congressman John W. Boehne of Evansville, and Ross Lockridge of Evansville, historical chairman of the Commission’s department of research.

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BARROW-—Nellie, age 67, beloved wife of George Barrow, and mother of George Albers Barrow, passed away at Jackson, Mich., Friday. Funeral at the residence of Alva H. Vickers, 1817 Arrow Ave., Monday. 3 p. m. Friends may call at the above residence after 2 p, m. Saturday. Burial Crown Hill. SHIRLEY SERVICE.

DAVIS—Charlotte Burriss,” age 33 years wife of Carlos, mother of Mary Jane and Jean Ann, passed away at Columbus, O. Services at the FLANNER & BUC HaNAN MORTUARY Monday, 2 Dp. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill, Friends may call at the mortuary after 6 p. m. Saturday.

PGAN-JeIymigh A., passed away at the home, 1535 E 1 Market St., Friday morning, Nov. 18. brother of Edward P., Irwin D., Egan and Ravig T. (deceased). Funerai fo the FIN. FUNERAL 1639 N. RR Monday, Nov. no ME '8:30 a. m. Services at Holy Cross Church, 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited,

HUEBSCHMANN—Katherine M., beloved Joiner of Mrs. Katherine M. Lynch; Mrs. Emma Chapman, and Miss Lenora M. Hnuebschmann, passed residence, isis English Ave. Saturday morning, 9. Funeral services will be held at oe residence Monday after‘noon, Nov. 21 at 2 o'clock. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends are welcome.

Friends may call at the residence after Sunday noon. ALD SERVICE. :

away at the|3

$3, UPPER; also lower room, kitchenett sink, innersprings; good heat. 351 N. Eas $3.50; NEW JERSEY, N., room; everything __ privileges; employed.

$4 UP—Front warm apartments, furnished lovely; innersprings; sink; private. 118 Central. $7; MODERN, lovely 3-room apartments; constant hot water; private. 1016 Alabama.

ADDISON, N., 220—Three-room Tira apartment; ‘qas, water, lights; bath. | ALABAMA, N., 1706 — Cozy tront apart ment; ;_ utilities; parking space. $4.50. >

BROADWAY, 1134—Two ciean rooms; sink, _ good heat; accommodate three; $5.

BROADWAY, 1608 — Front, 1 room kitchenette apartment; nicely Rirmshe __ utilities; phone; adults.

CARROLLTON, 2324—2 furnished; fron utilities, innersprings; adults; also exts __ sleeping room.

COLLEGE, 1547—2 rooms, furnished, live ing room: kitchen, in-a-door bed; adul Reasonable.

1108—Nice, «lean furnished; kitchel

papered. constant

4—1-room Good hy hot

; eme entranee. 2-room. apt.; Good heat.

JEFFERSON, 226 N.—2 ‘rooms and bath on ground floor; modern; private entrance,

MERIDIAN, N., 968, Apt. 12—Ideal arrangement fo> employed woman; kitchen privileges: plone MERIDIAN, N., 2127—Nicely furnished cr unfurnished apartments; private ene trance; also rooms.

NEW JERSEY 1215 N.—Lovely front 2-rm, apartment; all conveniences. Steam heat, _ private en entrance, ORANGE, 229 E.—Two or three clean, modern’ rooms 5; 2 beds, private entrance. PENNSYLVANIA, N., 4—Nice, cheerful room with kitchen privileges; for ems ployed lady; phone.

PENNSYLVANIA, N., LT To kitchenette, dinette; Frigidaire. Steam heat, private entrance. For 2. Ph PINE 728 1 oe Nice, ' warm iousckecning 0 everything furnished; nea _ utilities: rs aabls. T bai, PROSPECT, 719—Modern, - warm, furnished. rivate apartment; utilities; adults: easonable. TALBOTT, N., enette: HA-4552-

TEMPLE, N., 252—Three rooms; bath; pris vate entrance. Te Yams ish _ downstairs. No childre

WASHINGTON, E. TR aparte . ment with sink: nicely Jurnished, inners spring: steam heat: reasonable. WASHINGTON, E., J606—OVERSTUFFED; KITCHENETTE; ROLl-avwaY BID: TWO 5 ROOMS. CH-4823 WOODRUFF PLACE, 905 v DRI VE—2e room suite of housekeeping rooms; utilie ties; reasonable. WOODRUFF. 559 W. DRIVE 3 large ate tractive rooms; riish=d or unfure nished; frigidaire. CHS 6226-J. PESTS

__Ployed adult: ILLINOIS, 1717 N.—A also 1l-roonf apt.; TA-1550.

2338—Large room and kitche nicely furnished; all utilities.

Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Saturday, Nov. 19, 1338

LINE—Oliver Isase. beloved hi bang

Funeral notice later. LEAP FU NERAL HOME for farther A ao, Y

SEAL—Gilbert J., son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil L. Seal, brother of Mrs. Helen Young and Delbert Seal, died Fudan] Friday afternoon. Funeral Monday, 3 30, at the home, j226 ghichjand St; 9 ; Gr m., ssumption ure urial Ho | Senechy Friends invited. y Gos

MITH—Carrie, wife of James B. Smit SMe of Katherine Plummer, aunt of . Homer W. Cox, Vernon Plummer of Rockford, Iil.,, and Bergen W. Plume mer of Alton, Iil., passed away Thurs= day. Funeral service at he home near Oakland Sunday Burial at I, 0. 0. PF Cemetary. Rr CoRD SERVICE. ./

SPALDING—Ida, beloved wife of Charley Spalding, mother of Mary Cather] passed a%3y Nov. 17. Friends may cal the T, Blasengym Chapel, Shelby st any time. Funeral service 2 p. m. Monday. Interment Crown

WATTS—Ada A. (nee Mikels), age 64, loved mother of Grace Lockw sister of Frank. Harry and Fre ikels, assed away Friday evening. Ft Funeral |

RL. tay, 130 | CHAPEL, Illinois at 10th, Monday, ay

Friends invited. Burial Hin "Friends may call at the a en

Card of Thanks

BENTON—We desire to thank our tn | 3 and neighbors for their kindness, words °

of sympathy and floral offerings loss of our beloved mother,

MRS. L. BENTON, MR. AND BET BENTON, MR. AND MRS.

Funeral Directors ~~ WALTER T. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME -s

2226 Shelby. 129 N. Illinois.

193¢ W MICH. ST.

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