Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1939 — Page 12

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lived at 318 N. Hamilton Ave. was a graduate of Bradley Polytechnic Institute, and a member of the Irvington Masonic Lodge and the Memorial Presbyterian Church. He is survived by his daughter, Dorothea E.; one sister, Mrs. Kathryn Bre love, and two brothers, Rollie ahd William. JOEL |A. BAKER, who died Thursday at Coral Gables, Fla., was to be buried today in Crown Hill following | services at 2 p. m. at the idence, 211 Beverly Drive. He was 49. . Mr. Baker was a former member of the Indiana Bar Association and a director of the Marion County | De * Welfare Board. Active pallbearers are Kenneth K. . Woolling,, William C. Bachelder, Fabian Biemer, Charles F. Steger, Fred Lay and Peter A. Cancilla. * Honorary pallbearers are Judge L. Ert Slack, Judge Frank P. Baker, Glenn B. Ralston, Zach T. Dungan, Harold K. Bachelder, John F. Linder, Jud e Earl R. Cox, Walker W. Winslow, Oren S. Hack, Judge Henry O. Goett, Fred E. Barrett, Judge Russell J. Ryan and Dr. Karl R, Ruddell. "Ignati Dienhart, Ciyde C. Karrer, Fred Grossart, Joseph Grossart, Dr. George W. Kohlstaedt, Charles L. S er, Dr. Matthew Winters, Edward H. Stein, Bernard A. Lynch, Lawrence Fanning, Sheriff Feenel: Frank Woolling and August G Mueller. + Mr. Baker is survived by his wife, Mrs. Maude E. Baker; a daughter, Jo Ann, land a brother, Grover C.

MRS. MARY A. KEMPF, who died Saturday at her home, 638 Pine St., is to be buried in St. Joseph's ~ Cemetery after’ funeral services at

8:30 a, m. tomorrow at the Grinsteiner Funeral Home and at 9 a. m. at St. Mary’s Church. Mrs. Kempf was 80 and for 53 - years had lived in Indianapolis. She was the widow of August Kempf. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs Marie Bell and. Miss Clara Kempf, both of Indianapolis; three brothers, Ollie and Michael Klopf, Piqua, O., and Martin Klopf, Columbus, O, and a sister, Mrs. “Carrie Dettman, Piqua, 0.

DR. Ww. Y. STANSFIELD, Newton State Bank president and former Fountain County Democratic chairman, died Saturday in Methodist

Hospital after an illness of two months. Dr. Stansfield was 62. A native of Kentucky, he had practiced medicine in Pountain County for 34 years. He lived in Attica and served from 1931 to 1935 on the City Council there. He. served in the Medical Corps during the World War. Dr. Stansfield isesurvived by his wife, Mrs. Ava Stansfield; a daughter, Miss AlVeda Stansfield, and two brothers and a sister living in Kentucky.

MRS. MARY ANN STRUCKMAN, who died Saturday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Albert Witham, Lebanon, is to be buried in Crown

Hill after services at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Shirley Bros. Central Chapel. -Mrs. Struckman was 89. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Witham, Mrs, James Foss, Mrs. Benjamin H. Knox, both of Martinsville, and two sons, C. L. Struckman, Mt. Sterling, O. and Carl * Struckman, Indianapolis.

‘MISS FLORA MAY FREEMAN,

who died yesterday ° in Methodist Hospital, is to be buried at Liberty following services Weenesday at 10 A: M. in the Edwards Memorial + Methodist Church at Liberty. She was 74. Miss Freeman was born in Union | County, Jan. 25, 1864. After grade and high school training in the Lib-

erty schools she worked in the Lib-

erty Postoffice where her brother-in-law, G. W. Stivers, was postmaster. Intending to become a teacher, she studied at the Indianapolis Kindergarten and the old . Normal Training School, but became associated with the National Florence Crittenton Mission in Washington before completing her studies. During her 25 years with the mission she was superintendent of homes in Washington, Charleston, S. C.; New York, Los Angeles and San Jose, Cal. After eight years of clerical work in Washington for the National Training School for Girls she moved to Indiana in 1931. The following year she moved to Indianapolis and lived for three years at the former home of President Benjamin Har‘rison, 1230 N, Delaware St. She was a member of the Meth-' odist Church 40 years. Miss Freeman is survived by a sister-in-law, Mrs. Monroe Freeman of Liberty, several nieces and nephews.

JAMES J. LYNCH, who died at * his home, 357 Lansing’ St., Saturday, will be buried at Bedford, Ky., after services there Monday. He was 56. Mr. Lynch, who had lived in Indianapolis 15 years, is survived by his + wife, Ethel; a son, Rolly, and a daughter, Melba.

MRS. FLORENCE STINE, Who died yesterday in her home, 3419 W. Washington St. is to be buried Wednesday at Ellettsville following services at 10 a. m. in the Salem Park Missionary Bands Church. She was 43. Mrs. Stine is survived by her husband, Robert; a son, David; her mother, Mrs. Dora Collier; two sis- ‘ ters, Miss Luella Collier and Mrs. Jane Beach, all of Bargersville, and “four brothers, Lawrence and Charles Collier of Bargersville, and Clifford and Frank Collier of Detroit.

PETER J. HICKEY is to be buried tomorrow in Holy Cross Cemetery ollowing services at 8:30 a. m. in| the home and at 9 o'clock in St. Philip Neri Catholic Church. Mr.

Hickey, who died yesterday at his home, . 1335 N. Parker Ave. was 77. Mr. Hickey, who was "born Jennings County, was a member of the St. Philip Neri Church, Knights

der of Foresters. After many years’

,| association with the Feltman & |e

Curme Shoe Stores Co. he worked for the Public Service Co. of Indiana.

Miss Katherine Hickey of Hollywood, Cal.; Miss Martha Hickey, Miss Mary "Hickey and Miss Helen Hickey, all of Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. Anna Muleady of Decatur, Ill. :

EARL ROSCOE GRIMES, 1042 N. Illinois St., who died yesterday, is to. be buried in Crown Hill tomorrow following services at 3 p. m. in the. Shirley Brothers Central Chapel. He was 52.

He is survived by his wife, ‘Mrs. Della Grimes; his mother, Mrs. Alice Grimes, and three brothers, Claude, Homer and Paul Grimes.

MRS. GRACE KENNEDY STEPHENSON is to be buried tomorrow in Crown Hill following services at 2 p. m. in the Hockensmith Funeral Home. She was 60. She died Saturday at her home, 815 N. East St.

her life, Mrs. Stephenson was a member of the Central Avenue |B! Methodist Episcopal Church. She is survived by her husband, Dr. O. L, Stephenson, and a sister, Mrs. Edith Carroll of Bloomfield.

MRS. HELEN DALRYMPLE FRANCIS, who formerly lived in Indianapolis and who recently had .|lived in Florida, is to be buried in Crown Hill tomorrow after services at the Hisey & Titus Funeral Home at 2 p. m. Mrs. Francis was 66, and died Saturday in Methodist Hospital. She was the widow of J. Richard Francis, Marvel Carburetor Co. president and vice president of the Borg-Warner Corp. He died in 1931, Mrs. Francis was born in Morristown. She was a& member of the Central Avenue M. E. Church while a resident here for more than 20 years. She was a member of the Surf Club, Miami, Fla., the Los Angeles Country Club, Los Angeles, Cal.; Women’s City Club, Detroit, Mich, and Alpha Chi Omega Sorority. ” She is survived by her mother, Mrs. J. M. Dalrymple, Indianapolis; a’ son, Dean D. Francis, Cleveland, and two grandchildren.

MRS. MAXINE BARNHILL, who died Saturday in St. Vincent’s Hospital, is to be buried in Washington Park Cemetery after services at 3 p. m. tomororw at Shirley Bros. Central Chapel. She lived at 802 Tabor Ave, Mrs. Barnhill was 23 and had been ill for a year. She was educated here and was graduated from Tech High School. She was born in Greene County but had lived here for 20 years. Mrs. Barnhill is survived by her husband, Oscar L. Barnhill; two daughters, Roberta and Evelyn: two brothers, Frank and Harry Hudson, Terre Haute, and three sisters, Mrs. Edith Edmondson, Mrs. Fern Davee and Mrs. Pearl Bayse, all of Indianapolis.

MRS. MARGARET E. POLLARD, {a Marion County resident all her life,” is to be buried in Crown Hill Cemetery tomorrow following services at 10 a. m. in the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. She was 82.

Mrs. Pollard, who died Saturday at the home of her son, Arthur M. Pollard, 1121 Congress Ave. was a member of the Seventh Christian Church and the Pocahontas Lodge. She is suvived by her son, Arthur, and a brother, John Brouhard of Zionsville.

MRS. MARIETTA EWING, who died at her home, 3518 N. Sherman Drive Saturday, will be buried at Terre Haute following funeral serve ices at the Pilgrim Holiness Church here today. Mrs. Ewing was 79. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Allen of Terre Haute and Mrs. Minnie, Ohlman, Indianapolis, and seven grandchildren

FRANK A. SILER, retired carpenter, who died Friday at his home, 1210 Congress Ave. will be buried tomorrow at Crown Hill following services at 1:30 p. m. at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. He was 77. Mr. Siler was born in Indianapolis and had been in business here all his life until he retired. He was a member of the Seventh Christian Church. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Edith Emmerick of Indianapolis, and three sons, Carl M,, of Indianapolis, Alfred W. of Mt. Vernon, O., and Clarence H., of Beloit, Wis.

MRS. G. A. DANNEKER, who died Saturday at her residence, 335 Northern Ave. is to be buried tomorrow at Washington Park Cemétery following services at 2 p. m. at her home. She was 53. Mrs. Danneker was born in Ravenswood, W. Va., and had lived in Indianapolis 13 years, coming here from Dayton. She was a member of the Capitol Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. She is survived by her husband,

Corp. president; a son, Thurston A.; four daughters, Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mrs. Stanford Strough, Mrs. Alfred Gold and Miss Velma -Danneker; and a granddaughter, Shirley Ann Gold, all of Indianapolis.

RICHARD BRENDAN WARD, proprietor of Ward’s Pet Shop, 145 N. Pennsylvania St. died Saturday at City Hospital. Funeral services will be held tomorrow ‘at Shirley

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8, Borvtvors: Brothers, and Harry; ie

BREMEN—John Egg Sons, Roscoe and Roh

Mrs Kline; ta Fred ne sister, Mar-

garet Dafen CA MBRIDGE CITY ~Mrs. Mary Ann Grimes, 90. Survival: a ueht ers, - Mrs. | py Elizabetn Clifton anc Ray Utter; Warfel, 81.

sons James A. and Area i 'CONNERSVILLE—Elmer B. Survivors: Wife, Clara: sons, Charles O. & Paul Warfel; daughter, Mrs, Turman 9 Hen Binia 81. Hurvivors: hter, Mrs. sholl; sons, ren ohn, Richard Bed Bert

sin Mino. rE Le in well %s. Survivors: Wife; | N sisters, ell ue Lynch and Mis ma awe

Rother r, Elmer, Mrs. Lodi: Smith CROWN x Taylor, 74 .

DALE—Thomas Chinn, Survivor: Sister, Mrs, Mollie Murrey SLL EESVILLE = Janice Franklin Fogle, '52. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. James Durnel so Joe. ANYY ILLE—Mrs. Katherine siaBier ne or vors: Husband, Siegel; daug Mrs. Harold Schaefer; sons, Edgar Walter; sisters, Mrs: Hen nry Bre: ay and and Miss Lena Goebel; brothers, Thomas, Henry and George Goebel. Eulalia P. Leibrook, 45. Survivors: Sister, ars Hulda Frey; mother, Mrs. Irene Pow!

Mrs. or Colbert, 35. Survivors: Husband, Stacy; son, Charles Edward; daughter, Beverly Jean; brother, Gafford Ritt-

an, Henry L. Kaffenberger, 65. Survivors: Wife, Margaret; sisters, . _Elizabet! Sachs, Mrs, 4 Ww. B Eames " Black and I'S. Kimbarger; brothers, Fred, Bhulty She Willi am

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FT. WAYNE Sous H. Andrews, 47. SurMrs. Ruth King ‘Andrews; ; son, Louis , Mrs. brothers,

Mrs,

Florence Wilson, Miss Charies Harris, C. Fort i Mrs. Dorothy’ Carman, 71. Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs. Anne Lilly, Mrs, Samuel Shirey, Mrs.” Rosella Day: brothers, Stephen and Frank Krominaker. Miss Helen Mae Clark, 21, Survivors: Father, Arthur A.; half-sisters, Mrs. Louise Jakel, Rae Classen; half-brother, Glen K. Lutton Theodore ip Girardot, 67. Survivors: Wife, Mary E.; ughter Mrs. E. Hoynig: so sons. Bertram and Eimer: sisters, Dodane, Mrs. N. Coulardot Miss Pana: Srothers, te Charles and ou John A Garta, o4. Survivors: Wife, Mary; stepson, Henry. T'S. Louise W. Blum, Noh Survivors: Daughter: Mrs. O. F. hrwold, Miss Louise Heldbrink, Mrs Paul c Nofize; son, Fred C, Heidbr Mrs. Goldie. 8

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"Powers, 38. Survivors:

Brothers Irvington Funeral Home at 2:30 p. m. He was 47. A native of England, Mr. Ward, who lived at 53 §&. Bolton Ave. had been a resident of Indianapolis for more than 16 years. public schools here, later moved to New York, and then returned here to start his pet shop. Mr. Ward’s father also operated a pet shop here for many years. Survivors are Mr. Ward's wife, Jessie; two daughters, Miss Arline Ward and Miss Doris Ward, and a sister, Mrs. Ita Sc had, all of Indianapolis.

MRS. AMANDA MOORE, who died Saturday at St. Vincent’s Hospital, will be buried tomorrow .at Crown Hill following services at 2 p. m. at the residence, 3964 Guilford Ave. Mrs. Moore was a lifelong Indianapolis resident. She was 59. She had been an active member of the Central Universalist Church and belonged to the Friday Afternoon Reading Club. She is survived by her husband, William I. Moore; two brothers, Oscar Cherdron of Indianapolis and Frank Cherdron of Milwaukee; a niece, Mrs. Jean Broyer of San

ert Cherdron of Indianapolis and Irving ‘Cherdron. of Oshkosh, Wis.

MRS. JULIA FLORENCE GLORE, 2115 Singleton St., who died Saturday at st. Vincent's Hospital, will be buried tomorrow at Washington Park Cemetery following services at 2 p. m. at Blasengym Mortuary. Mrs. Glore was 83. She was born in Madison and had lived in Indianapolis about 30 years.

‘|A member of the First Baptist

Church, she also belonged to the Eastern Star. Mrs. Glore is survived by her husband, Alexander; a daughter, Donna; a stepdaughter, Goldie Service; two granddaughters , Dorthea English and Virginia Nichols, and a grandson, Elmer G. Servies, all of Indianapolis.

MISS ANNA BERGAN, 1514 Ringgold St. died today in Methodist Hospital as the result of injuries received when she fell down the stairs at her home, Dec. 9. Miss Bergan who was 68, was born in Germany, and had lived in Indianapolis since she was 16. She is survived by a brother, John H. Bergan, with whom she made her home. Services are to be at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday in the William Richardson Funeral Hoine, 1741 N. Meridian Si and burial will be in Crown Hill

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Suryivers: | Mrs. Chalmer C. <| Porter Harley: brother, John E. Hall

FRANCESVILLE~! ah | RANCH Husban

nd, "Albert; Kenneth and Paul; d: hi jfred Dalton and Mrs dasghiees, My Wl

HAMMOND--J survivors? arn Mrs, “Chfirics ESE Mrs. irs. is a

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Sisters, :| Benign, Mi drs. Mandus McK

ters, Mrs. Schwartz and. Mrs. Clara Mrs. Frank Bor t2. Survivors: Daughter. .

polite: Co oy Jos. J.

Nora Bchate TT, s{Nota ter

vivor; Wife, Marie ant Jeanet ents, Mr. ters,

Eas Joseph,

~mATLETON- Augus Elliott, 81.

a, Dyers : Sons, aeaige

‘Hazel Schmidt,

JASO h | Survivors: a McNamar

NIGHT Smith 79. i

LAPAYETTE dre.

Golden, Mr man Edward and William; sister, Mrs. Augusta Neuman. LA PORTE—Reuben pamith, Su vivors: Sons, Earl, on daughter, ss. Forrest Cowgill; Deas Henry and St tld in

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LOGANSPORT-—Joseph C. i: e , 68, Corat Unsman, 80. Ph C ae ‘ h

McGRAW Survivors:

-MEDARYVILLE—Albert Slack,

G Jo t Claude Guild: -MODOC~—Mrs. Lucinda M. Conarroe, 63. MULBERRY—Ezra C. Miller, 11.

MUNCIE—! Survivors: ‘Wife, Laura Isabel: Ralph O. Clippinge PERU—Mrs. a Harmon. 83. Survivgre’ 5, Raught ters,

erbert; jubangh; Rother: Harrison C. Elmer B. War

Clara: sons, Charles and Paul PETE Survivors: Brother, Ralph. PLYMOUTH—Granville Fisher, 68. , RICHMON vivors: Wife; mother, Mrs. Lanta Manin; sister d Mrs. R. B. Spar Vo. Lam

VINCENNES—Jules 8. iin Survivors: Wife, Laura Bastin; so ert Z. and Kurtz, Mrs. Emil Jacqmain ‘and we oe main n

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Sin Bele (ars. Lydia Survivors: ing: 40 er, YOR Theres Cora Stic afer Tr CREE ey Brother ere. Framhe. “Al a AP. erman B. Sheyer, 74. Survivors: Wife, 79. ite

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mis: son, Roger.

Su vivors:

M. Laker, ge sons, : § Sons, as

Schafer Mrs. VILLE MS Stella Shirts, 68. ‘Sons, James,

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Basi Day Davis: ie" and Je Jersme on, il flu

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— are. Olive Newman an Mes:

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Dora Hu bend i son, y - a "Lod \ stay; Seay Ay ; daugh

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E. Kent, 78. Suryivors: . and Clarence Kent NGTON—Edward Kramer, 69. Surers Y are. Ma 8 Mrs. Mrs. Dessiles. McNeill, E—Mrs. Lydia E. Neal, 87. Son. Charles; daughter, Mrs.

Mary Elizabeth Day hter, Mts. Snearer; sons,

RR: fis H.; brothers, Joba W. amd Alv OMO—Mrs. Mary Iverson, 68. Sur-

Son, Ever

iE Husband, Morris: sisters, Mrs. Eliza-

th Reynolds ald Mis, jose Henry.

Mirale E. Ebbeler, Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Calude C. s. M. F. Scott ands ‘Mrs. Hersons, Herman, Alfred;

G. Snyder;

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LE—Charles Schroeder, 87. Sophia; Jon, George; tringer 55. Bur fie Wife, Rillie; half-brother, Charles ; revo, 73. Survivors: Wife,

on son, Millard; sister, Mrs. brother, Frank.

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H. W. Hengst, Mrs. Jess

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Survivors: Wife, urman Creager;

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D—Clarence O. Mahin, Surrs, Mrs.’ Grant Lowe an ks; brothers, Ernest, James pi Orda.

ney Bass. Survivor: Sister, Mrs. Effie

ROCKPORT—Chatles Kasser, 86.

SOUTH BEND—Thomas Herron. Survive ors: Wife, Martha; sons,

ancis, Tom Jr.

and Frank; daughter, others. Char mother,

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VALPARAISO—Miss Boe J. Blachly, 84.

rvivor: Sister, Mrs. Clemmie Frie 50. sons, bRoland E.: sisters, Mrs. Fred Mrs.’ Ar-

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brother, Zeno. S Aquinaldo, 61. ank; son nk.

Martie; Mrs. V

Lucille Cheif; sons, Edgar, Oliver, George

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Monday, Jan. 9, 1939

BA ARNHILL-—MaXine (nee) Hudson, age 23, beloved wife Oscar Barnhill; mother of little Roberta and Evelyn Barnnitl; sister of kdith Edmondson Fern DaVee, Pearl Bayse, Frank, Harry Hudson, passed away Saturday atternoon. Funeral trom CENTRAL Po a

IRLEY BI Hijinois at 10th, Tuesday, 3 p. Friends vited. Burial Washington 8-5)

oseph, died at 411 Bright St. Saturday. tad may call at the Kins ¥ MORTUARY. Funeral notice

BOLING—Edris Irene, 2305 Salliord Ave, beloved little daughter of Gordon and Laura Beng; grariadaughier of Mr. pt nd Mrs. R. N. Bunnell, passed Pi Jan. 7. Funerai at Ban ISHOP FUNERAL HOME, 1 h St., Monday 2:30 p.m, TR Tao ‘Burial aris, ill, Tuesday.

BUSCH—Sophia A., sister of Joseph ] 3usch and Mrs, Percy Trost, deceased, aied Jan 1939. Funeral Tuesday, Jan aS at | Pid BE ao sii s Des eme or, an Please omit flowers wy piends ;

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CLARK—Geneva Mathews, Jan. 8 at the home-of her gna Mrs. H. R. Math:

Pperen away rents, ews, of ny Short seiviees a the 5 Eg ues: Wea oan. St in a aly E Gilbe esday, Jan. Tom ert 8t., Muncie, Ind.

DANNEKER—Elsie Leonora, of Seong 2. A er

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neker, a oh 53 years. Funeral . the residence, 335 Nor: fritnas invited. MOORE

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DeNOON—Earl E., beloved son of ¥red and Iona DeNoon, and brother of Mrs. EO eal am, departed tis ue MOORE ay, Ja a & K RTHEAST

0 FUN HOME, 2530 Station St., 10 a. m, Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited,

GLORE—Julia Florence, Alexander; mother of of Goldie Se:

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HAMBY—George O., e 45 years, husband eT Ts trod assed awa nday. Services Tuesday, 2 p. Yo

CO. W, Michigan. = Frien i Floral Park. 9s Burial

HERBERT-—Charles BE. husband. of Ms, Nasinie of . Mrs, bur and

Delbert, Herbert, rennick andchil . brother of Andrew Heenel ag i passed SNay Jan.’ Services

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HICKEY—Peter J., father of Kathe Martha, Mary and Helen Hickey: erie 5 hoes. Boa Mu iad, Sunday hom, Funeral Tuesday, 8:30 a y ‘morning. 9 a. me St. Philip’ Neri. Church. in=

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HINESLEY—Ralph Alonzo, age 5 father of Ralph, t 3 Piloved Jack, William, - inesley, and Eva Eisenhower; Alice - Choate, brother of Minnie Smith and Filla Gil- - ore, diissfay.d. away Monday.

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LILLY-~John H., died Paturday.

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OWEN—Clara_A., 75 years, Owen, passed a nda : glen > n - neral Fuesd 10 0 af at iris ou 1505 8.

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neoiove mother

uN RAL iends may call Monday eve-

POLLARD—Margaret E., mother of Arthur M. Po of John Brot away Saturd = BUH

Tuesday. Burial row Hill, the mortuary any t

Friends VARY, "iriends may call at

ley. Frank,

9 a Saturday. 7, Jan. 7.

| Filinds LA

a home, 1210 o: 13% ihe

Burial New Crown Cem

ER—Frank A, on i erich and Carl ‘M., of In phirs. Edith ; Alfred W., of _— Vernon, O., and Clar-

Wi assed a Sens ia Sv ot

a evening. Services 2 ia {0 fiends invited: ural ay 3 _ call at the mortuary. Friends may)

STINE_Flo ce, of 3419 W Washin on Bt wie e of Raber! Stine; moth

EE SEE 3 t; than AEE | gy i ERE

Bit olin go iim BLE

au ST Ba Friends may

Lage 41. rd, fs and bro

ane--

2 WT 2753—3 -T p ssa unfinished; all utilities es furnish PRIVATE bath; 3 rooms Furnished: 2 all util-

{the citv in REEL—Hettie M., mother of 1 of Lucy McRin-

ed Vr oft

Deaths—Funerals

Indianapolis Times, Monday, Jan. 9, 1939

{ 2323 |r pt mer. of sue. Spall bi be-

TS Tvices above hE oli Gem tery,

Ea)

Slims at. Banos! Wi Biel Burial Aagtisen Den: tery. Friends may call at chapel after 8p. m. Monday.

Card oi Thanks :

de J Paneral f

ation Jor, the Kindnoes, aly beautiful aL Yom. the

Gh. B, A : friends in ) Indisnapolls an an nd ‘Terre - Hud! SSage ei Jor, ihe fine me ae to

y and Mrs. Roy B. Bucy and nt

Funeral Directors

WALTER T. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME

2226 Shelby. DR-2570, 3129 N. Illinots. HA-4514,

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. MICH. ST.

GRINSTEINER'S 1601 E. New York PERSONAL SERVICE

FLANNER & BUCHANAN

MORTUARY 25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. | TA-4400

RI-5374

BERT S. GADD

2430 Prospect St. DR-5307.

HISEY & TITUS

MORTUARY 951 N. DELAWARE ST. LI-3828.

extend our heartfelt :

G. H. HERRMANN

1505 S. EAST ST. DR-4477.

MOORE & KIRK

IR-1159. CH-]806. TA-6056-8.

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

946 N. lilinois St. LI-5409.

J. C. WILSON

DR-0321. 1230" Prospect St. DR-0322,

USHER MORTUARY

Location

2313 W. Wash. St., Be. 4567

Florists & Monuments

Delaware Flower Sho 2922 N. DELAWARE. TA-3161

Lost and Found

LOST--Friday evening; ghild's pet; afc Wels. to Reward. HA-183

LOST Black eter ee na months old, near 20th and Ruckle, Patty. Liberal reward. ' TA-0623 na CE - 064. se Brow Joaiber, comping ape: Papers: piiald. 1057 Ww. 315%.

LOST—Black and white Shepherd dog, about, Dec, 16; owner's name on Ay Reward, BRUIT 1.

LOST—Boston bull; harness. white feet. s Shonths; vicinity 10th, Rural. Reward.

Boston female “Pretty Girl.

FOUND-—-Dec. 11, female Wire-pajred terrier. 3928 Layman A

h | LO 3 Auto keys on Call 314 N. New Jersey for reward. 9

° 0 yours. beloved |

ity it Loans to cations given Apply by letter. personal call or telephone. COST NOW REDUCED ON LOANS ABOVE $100 TWO i

OFFICES: 20 Rg Mo fa Lincoln 8495.

You receive the ul Smoun; of the loan—quic pr The ture of a sesoonsibie pe x i incipal a os. $200-$300 Tomas a proportionate cost—smaller payments available,

9 Cost to Month! Prompt Paymen 8 Payers : $12 $8 24 18

300 36 24 “You receive the entire mount of loan. Cost included in first 3 p Kresge

Bldg. (Penn. ® Wash.)

: Receitia 200

FINANCE CORP.

Help Wanted—Male

increase your salary in line with ab Each client must finance moderate his i

WE _— a Eo established route available

Jobs Wanted—Female

Public Welfare Loan Ass’n

230 SCCIEN TAL BLDG. S. E. COR. ASH. & ILL. STS. D FLOOR

For 26 Years The Low Rate Co.

Furniture, Auto and Diamond loans (your diamonds will If would like all

a loan for any other purpose,

SALARIED POSITIONS 32 500 TO $15, of sea rehing out salaried on “(hiding Jour, identity). Jerves 0 cost of ign If you are wordy n E ar can ove write 0 S00 EXECUTIVE PROMOTION fe for ty TE E. Washington, D. C.

for the right man. The applicant must be willing to work 8 hours per day. Derience not necessary. We train our men. Pay arrangements satisfactory. Apply 135 Ww. 16th St.

then see or phone the above association. :

COLORED GIRL—Day work, laund

Schools & Instructions 12

cleanin

We! days:

Mondays, Tuesday ye -1 reference. LI-932

On Character

WOULD like to hear from reliable men

Personal Services

rain io overhaul, instal and Mdiiioning and Refriger . Must be Mechanically o interference with Present orcupation, For. interview, write at once giving name, address, age. Utilities Inst., Xx 291, care Times.

a $75 to $500, to 31.000.

% disc. per year on New Car Pur, '9, 12,

eR pie

Brengle Garage C. E. Brengle, 740 E. Market

Special V-8 motor work.

per, lly guarantee every job.

"For SECURITY and COMF bid ae & . Hon B Pash ste

Help Wanted—Male Up to $45 first

=I MAN for Coffee Route. week, Automobile given as bonus. ‘Write MILLS, 7001 Monmouth, Cineinnati, O.

961 N. Phone—Day, LI-2511,

Tears, Holes, Burns Mgst Fabrics INDIANA WEAVING CO. o'r 9674

Free Inst. Art Studios, 38%2 N, Penn, 3

MAKE phonograph recordings in your

Oil Permanent, Haircut, ‘Shampog ahd Set

INTERNATIONAL Facial. Shampoo and S

HAIR DYE ug, Wot sho

BEAUTY SCHOOL, 220 N. Penn. 2d Floor.

SUnaeoker Bierouie 306-8-10 IND. AVE. RL. Sil 4 Night, Cm-5242. |

Diamonds

Convenient To ed floor location | ] -

EP URNITURE.-AUTOB. LIBERAL LOAN COMPANY | | 183 N. DELAWARE. LI-6608

LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES

Equitable Securities Co. Oi perating jad

BUCKEYE FINANCE CO. |

219 BE. Ohio St. C180,

In Ru 8. ang, Fla Soak Ane 311. 9: :30 to 4

home: parties, musical numbers, etc. appointmants. RI-7850.

W BEAUTY AgkBEE

229 N. Penn.

AIN Bi. Sth Floor

62.152 subscribers EL i a Mar} County sion to ie at ay srl T in the city, Fiabe ne R1-8651, yp

er Poteet

HAIR CUT, sham wave, all 3, 2 Royal Beauty Acad 401 Roosevelt Big,

Indianapolis’ Most Convenient, Complete

RENTAL DIRECTORY

‘Offering a Choice Selection of

APARTMENTS—HOUSES—ROOMS

i i i @ 6

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APARTMENTS

HOUSES

[Rooms |

Apartments for Rent 18

Houses for Rent

19 Rooms With ‘Board

Indianapolis Rental Agency Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments

P 108 E Wash., Room 302. LI-5393.

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts. gladly shown. HE-1328.

514 E. 20th, 5-Room Modern

Heat, water and Tl eration furnished. SECURITY TRUST CO. RI-6571

GENERAL APARTMENTS, ING.

22 W. Vermont. /

— ! rivate 3-room $3 oy Beauty: See, Bas

AT 1

Ne 3419 E.—Unfurnished 4-room semi30TH,

2-BEDRO!

1 SCHILLER, $22.50 secures ¢ bedrms Bath. living rm., dining rm., kitchen} also garage: house newly decorated. Li-

board; good home, | pleasant

Car surroundings; investigate. DR-+4429. 8s: ind

CHILD to training, _ meals; EMPLOYED couple and child

Bani #24 che

Hotels

$4.50 WEEK

double: complete bath; basement; $22.50; water paid. U-2569. 305 W.—6-room sng: reconditioned

0 hdwd, flrs. o re i. “ % ina Avenue,

modern _Lugalow; double; Borth $30. By appointment, Inquire 5173 ! iy

ROOSEVELT HOTEL Capitol and Ohio St.

i Guest Laundry Free

ROOMS

; bath De N., 3204 o=-pedroom se lower IOI. hot water ra L1-3860, HU-+3986.

COLLEGE, 1426—3 rooms; heat, water and LI 8401, fun. i 44 Virginia Ave. EAST—Private, 3 path, gara e. Siione utllisles, pIIVate ‘entrances. HIGHLAND N. apa Ymentio.

25—3 Heat, utilities. Close A fults 00.

MERIDIAN, 3339 N., APT. 5 nturniste: pedrms., maid's rm., su elec

og: PH stove, ove: Balin ABISOr Service.

ARK aimed efficienc ex - PA iy private entrance, Chef. Kelvinator. RI-4687. i—

rollton.

oan

jiles; inset in in porch. 1932

. want ad word as at i west wan a A

HOUSES

Houses for Rent

BALTIMORE, 421-—4-Rin. semi-mod.

Denn’. N.; go . mod.; £ , 2626; mod. Sot fold. 3922" £ orm. ue

Bridges &. Graves. 243 N. $30; | RAYM( A iia ~ingle Six. Lr i 3 nr abe. oe ie front nt g-rm. eRiciency, water vaid. 1] B. N RN—i-Toom srl | 5 1 46 West National)=| wa

GLEN ARM New A aed %4ive- room bungalow; electriciiy, gas. BE-0746.

moe: soar 36—Goc

-19|w

$17.50 . 27.50 .00

‘ R1-3471

garage. Call

lms D : EE garage dois: 138 N. Delaware = |D Wi ST. 31-3 room Heat, valor! gor .00. TA:

.50, od Virging a Avenue.

ashing no es ashingo “double _ redecorated; garage. BE-0746

“Tl Tn E, 1821 — 6-Room’

i semi-mi

; boing

odern. 18th)

rn, Ingu

ed 5 Jou e Shar. "wn. 138 Nf

on waders. ARG re-

ood T7-room single; |

hn) —Un- $

Rooms Without Board

: $3.50 UP Qutside rooms, city Heat afy baths, 14 | 500s1eR Bork. gadwes

Ss, all “0”.

room unfurnished A

AT 1435 E. LE GRANDE A AVE, Le Grande |ALA s front’ efficiency; 3 a 1333.0 delighttul nome lac

BROADWAY,

: 30:00] gar

$1.50

$2.50—C

Fatih ha 8.—Outside

er; gentleman. HA-0696-0A. _____ DELAWARE, N., 517—$2.50 up; aice

DELAWARE, 2

be water; privileges; | RT CENTRAL, CELAN i. 314 yed ha a Nines reasonable; no other COLLEGE, 33 Toomers.

SETTS Sleeping Joom,

EW. Y, 2105 N. rivate home: constant hot waters gentleThan. HA-3 iW.

GNIVERSITY,

$2 34 Iu, 127 E.~Beautlful newly. Turmished,

Time: mre St will a ni acer -

Rooms With Board

NEW JERSEY, 4—Nice heated rooms; Nato week a

Housekeeping Rare

Sisan, Stine

lean front room ancl:

Small 0.7 room for gentlemen. LI-3679 omtortabie warm room, near bath. Good transportation. Home privileges; gentleman. CH-6275 J. y LABA 160 N. ~Somioriable, redecoALABAMA oat private home Svery con- Range, /innerspring. 11 venience: suitable 1-2. HA-4719

“furni room, good T eal, 33, kitchen « privileges; iN Kn BE A-6133 ALABAMA, | 433-0 Clean. Ww. Warm : PRERORE (nol pn $2.50. $3.50 and ss.

T4T20—W room, privileges, good bed, oanonable: Ritaianed. Hiitod and 2. I Rel tet Sam ine: ardNood Reason 10%, 328 on 3-room “modern, 1 fron

MAYFIELD lonei® & “fur ods room pnt Eo sis =

‘| $4 Sr-Lovel men

home

af.. Wkly rts. Ls LLTON. 3315—-Comforta 3: Ly rivate home, ood hea Ns gentieman A-B666-M.

hot BATH: SINK: $3

ON, Es Saraishad: room I bath

C. 2147 N. — Attractive studio steam heat, constant hot phone.

room, next bath; steam heat;

distance i _ entrance. * HE-4

1948—Rc¢ ideal . location: adil, Jin

droom;

AVE. b546—Attractive near bath; constant hot|D Apt RI-4191. room; DELAWARE, |

1217 ie 1 or

i 2 em ort sea? JERSEY. 3 N.—Room with lavaew. in private Ns board optional. TA-6647. fur- | oh emen;

i $802 — Cheerful, newl s ds; good heat; gent nished: {in Be oe g iF, 559 W. Drive -Atiracts warm, quiet, shower: 1 or

1338 W.—Nicely furnishe

; : front Gieepin ‘room, innerspring, mattress,

TE wie

fs, Pome resuns ab

_wans aan CE Io P,

IP 15

single, Seva

5. COMER, wi home. 3 meals: | SiR?

1205—Lovely:

not Water. Bh: i NEW RESET XS og fo » Loi twi 2 Sl good She

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