Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1939 — Page 12

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Charles H. Hamilton

Funeral services . for Charles H. Hamilton, a retired livestock salesman, are to be at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the Hisey & Titus Funeral Home. Burial is to be in Washington Park Cémetery. Mr. Hamilton, who was 70, died yesterday at his home, 1934 Park Ave. Until his retirement six years ago- he had been a salesman for various commission firms at the Indianapolis Union Stockyards. He had lived in Indianapolis for 36 years and was a member of the Middletown Lodge, 271, F. & A. M. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Stella Hamilton; a son, Kenenth Hamilton; a nephew, Lucien Coyner, all of Indianapolis; three sisters, Miss Sylvia Hamilton, Mrs. Kittie Sidensticker, Chicago, and Mrs: Josie Booher, Thorntown.

William J. Ainsley Funeral services for William J. Ainsley, native of London, England, and Indianapolis resident for 59

years, are to be at 3 p. m. tomorrow his home, 2811 Shelby St.

Cemetery. / Mr. Ainsley was brought Ao Indianapolis when he was 9 years

i old and was a member of Prospect

Masonic Lodge and the I. O. O. FP. He was a foreman in the beveling

. department of the Stewart Carey

Glass Co., for more than 30 years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Nora May Ainsley; two daughters, Mrs. Helen A. Burgman, and Mrs. Dorothy Gretchen, Indianapolis; three .brothers, Joseph Ainsley, Shelbyville; Francis Ainsley and

| George Ainsley, Indianapolis; three

sisters, Mrs. Fred Schube and Miss Alice Ainsley, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Catherine Widman, Connersville.

Frank A. Shields

Frank A. Shields, a lifelong resident of Marion County, died yesterday in his home, 3435 Kenwood Ave. He was 82 and a member of the Capitol Avenue M. E. Church and the I. O. O. F. lodge. Services will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Royster & Askin Funeral: Home with burial in Crown Hill. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Sylvia Shields; a son, Robert of Dayton, O., and a grandson, Emerson Shields of Dayton.

William Russell

| William Russell, father-in-law of Lawrence N. Helm, former Indianapolis resident, died at his home at Ripley, O., Friday. He was 86 and a native of Scotland.\ Mr. Russell and four of his sons operated the Ripley Foundry & Machine Co. at Ripley.

Ellis Simpson

Services will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Salem, Ind. Methodist Church for Ellis Simpson, an In-

dianapolis resident 20 years, who

died Saturday at his home, 847 E. 27th St. Mr. Simpson, who was 50, was a foreman at the Wiegel Cabinet Corp. and a World War. veteran. He was born at Salem and will be buried at Crown Hill. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lucille Simpson; three sisters, Mrs. Mattie E. Mitchell and Miss Lillie Simpson, both of

Salem, and Mrs. Cora Zetterburg of| ion

Newpoint, and two brothers, Claude of Salem and C. E. Simpson of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Minnie Weigel

Mrs. Minnie Lee Weigel, 3310 W. Michigan St., died yesterday in Robert Long Hospital. A native of Texas, Mrs. Weigel was 53 and an Indianapolis resident 43 years. Memorial Baptist Church, Monitor Temple of Pythian Sisters and Meta Council of Pocahontas lodge. s Services will%be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Conkle Funeral Home with burial in Floral Park. She is survived by her husband, Edward; a brother, Guy F. Sherard; and two sisters, Mrs. Sophia Ketzmore and Mrs. Mae Rushe, all of Louisville.

William H. Barr

A retired Indianapolis shoe merchant, William H. Barr died yesterday in his home, 1428 N. LaSalle St. Mr. Barr, who 75, operated a shoe store. at 404 E. Washington St. for 43 years, retiring five years ago. He was born in Quebec, Canada, and moved to Minnesota before coming to Indianapolis in 1890. He was a member of the Woodruff Place Baptist Church and a member of the board of deacons for many years. Services will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary and burial will be in Crown Hill.

He is survived by two daughters,|w

Mrs. Stuart Bowman and Miss Beth Barr, both of Indianapolis; and a son, A. Kenneth Barr of Chama, N. M.

Mrs. Isa Maude Emery

A native of Crawfordsville, Mrs. Isa Maude Emery, died yesterday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. John King, 63 S. Belle Vieu Place. Mrs. Emery, who was 43, lived in Indianapolis 20 years and was a member of the Colfax Christian Church. Services will be at 1 p. m! Wednesday in the Conkle Funeral

* Home and burial will be in the I. O.

O. F. Cemetery at Frankfort. She is survived by her husband, John; the daughter, Mrs. King; two sons, Leo of Bridgeport and Lewis of Indianapolis; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stine of Lebanon; two brothers, Charles Stine of Frankfort and Floyd Stine of Indi-

anapolis; a sister, Mrs. Ida Davis of Colfax, and two grandchildren.

Frank Willis

Services will be at 2 p. m. today in Danville for Frank Willis, who died Friday in the U. S. Veterans Hospital. . Burial will be in Brownsburg. Mr, Willis, who was a farmer, was born in Jackson County, W. Va., and lived in Indiana more than 50 years. He was a member of the Modern Woodmen. He is survived by four sons, Benjamin, Joel and Cecil, all of Indianapolis, and Ralph of Danville, and three daughters, Mrs, Alice Loman of Indianapolis, Mrs. Opal Shover

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of Danville and Mrs. Dorothy Carlson of Frankfort, .

Mrs. Lillie Kershner

Mrs. Lillie Belle Kershner, 1408 E. Tabor St., died yesterday in St. Francis Hospital. A native of Delphi, Mrs. Kershner was 78 and had lived in Indianapolis 38 years. Services will be at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Aaron-Ruben Funeral Home and ‘burial will bé in Crown Hill. She is survived by a son, Ross of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Charity Hyett of Seattle, Wash, and two grandchildren.

Misses Dorothy and Marjorie, all of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Leora M. Woosley Services for Mrs. Leora M. Woos=ley, who died yesterday in St. Francis Hospital, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Moore & Kirk Irvington Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Woosley, who was 65, lived in the Ardmore Apartments, 234 N. Delaware St. For many years Mrs. Woosley

operated a beauty shop in the Odd Fellows: Building. She was born in

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Church, Red Men, I. O. O-F. anil; the Knights of Pythias. He is survived by a son, William M., and six grandchildren.

Levi S. Kean

Funeral services for Levi S. Kean, a resident of Indianapolis for 43 years, were to be held at 2 p. m. today at his home, 1317 Sturm Ave. Mr. Kean died Saturday at the age of 79 after a month’s illness. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Kean had been employed by the School Board for the last 23 years, and was & charter member of the Public School Benefit Asso-

ELWOOD—William' H. Miller, 70. Siirvivors: Widow, Mrs. Harriet Cloud Miller: daughters. Mrs. Sylvia Little, Lillie Collier. Mrs. Evelyn Zerkle; Wayne and Roy Miller. EVANSVILLE Jossph Roftmayer, \T2. Survivors: © Wife, Theresa; son. Donald sisters, Mrs. Emma Ruston, Mrs. Carrie Veatch, Mrs. Lou Cotton.

2 8 2 FARMERSBURG—Marion Bennett, Survivor: B.other, Logan Bennett.

FELORA—John Thomas Briggs, 83. vivors: : daughters,

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1. Sur-

oe, Charles e. Bruce, Jesse, Frank; Sisterey Fry "Charles Spitler. Mrs. Ida McGath. FOWLER—William Clayton Curren, 90. Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Alex Henderson, Mrs. Emma Sell. Mrs. Effie Thomas; brothers, D. S.. Hamilton. FRANKFORT — George yy iley Sims. 90.

Survivors: Sons. Harry. Willia: GARY—Mrs. Grace Philli ips, Survivors: Husband, Albert; Seni, Mrs. Faye Noak.

Thomas Kornar, 50. Mrs. Elizabeth "Reid, 36. Survivors: Huse band, Albert; sons, Harold, John Hal; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh’ Ww. Courag; sisters, Mrs. Russell Robinson. Mrs. H. Shepherd; brother, William Courage.

GREENFIELD—John W. Wiley, 54. vivors: Wife, Della; sister, Mrs. Earl lis; brother, John. :

GREENSBURG—Garret W. Martin,

Survivors: ; I M v: half-sister, Mrs. Lovd Crandall} half-brothers, Stanley.

HAGERSTOWN—Luther C. Wisehart, 52. Survivors: Wife, Josie; daughters, Mrs. Maurice Mitchell, Miss Sarah Wisehart: son, Robert; sisters, Mrs. Har ey Messick, Mrs. Charles Harter, Mrs. Carrie Hill; brothers, David, Martin.

HA MMOX —Ira Maxwell, 80. Survivors Sister, Mrs» Ida Turner; stcpsons, Dr Kenneth and Elvin G. Sherrill, Peter Burczyk. 87. Survivor: Son, Paul. Peter Broms, 38. Survivor: Brother, on Henry Ahrendt, 91. Survivors: Wife Esther Kaegebein'

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sons, Albert. August. Nu K King Chee, 23. HAMMOND—Margaret V. Wilhite, 14 Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. George ilhite: brothers, Verner, Harold Wilhite. HOBART—Benton Bover, 77. Survivors: Wife, Ella; daughter, Mrs. H. A, Rowley: sons, M. L., R. B. Mrs. Grace Phillips, 55. Survivors: Husband, Albert; daughter. Mrs. John Noheck: sisters, Mrs. Guy Trisman, Mrs. John Turner. HOPE—Levin Miller, 92.

HUNTINGTON—Mrs. Emma Redmon, 77.

Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Joh s Miss Josie Smith. H Smetliers 2 ® 8

JASPER—Peter Lechner, 82. Survivors:

ry; daughters, Mrs. Robert Eckerle, Miss Emma Lechner; brothers, Adam, Conrad,

Alois, Felix KENDALLVILLE—Mrs: Velma Mae Bolinger, 55. Survivor: Husband, Ervin.

son, 74. Survivors: Widow, son, John E. Dobson; dau hters, Mrs.. James Saunders, Mrs. Russell Doub, Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs. Ernest Lett LAFAYETTE—Mrs. Anna Josephine Robnson, 67. Survivors: Husband, James J.: daughter, Mrs. George C. Mustard; sons.

rs. Dobson;

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Claude R., Arthur Yeiter; sister, Mrs. Alice Porrs; brothers, Frank, John Webber, Jacob Wright; stepsons, James K., mett, Sone Rovinsen, v6. a mma, c Survivor: Gor dson Kenneth Haiicock. Mrs. Elizabeth Seybold, 59. Survivors: Husband, Lee; daughter, Mrs. Cleo Robinson; son, Harold Blevins; siste rs, Mrs.

Alfred, |

Wife, Ludwina; sons, Andrew, Albert, Hen- |

KIRKSVILLE—Rev. Charles Wesley Dob- |

THREE AT TECH

T0 SEEK HONOR:

Compete for County Places In Oratorical Contest Of Legion.

Three students will compete to represent Tech High School in the county division of the American Legion National oratorical contest, J. R. H. Moore, chairman, announced today. They are Dorothy Rosenberg, Christena Jordan and Birchard .| Bush. Winners of county contests will compete in the state contest, and state winners will compete in a na-

5 [tional contest at Springfield, Ill,

April 14, for a $4000 scholarship.

Lewis E. Finch, Tech High School | 5}

stage manager, has announced the following stage crew for the semester: Carl DeFelice, stage manager; Francis Jefiries, electrician; Clifford Mull, sound technician; Robert Kappas and Charles Haessig, students in training. Robert Turpin, Mask and Wig Club president, is studying the mechanical side of dramatic productions.

Ten members have been added to the Masoma Club of Tech High School, Mrs. Ruth H. Shull, sponsor, announced. They are: Angelopolos,” Christine Gershanoff, Dawn Hoeferkamp, Irene Kuntz, Lucy Presutti, Mildred Proctor, Clarice Sponsel, Shirley Statler, Norma Vitz and -Ruth Weiland.

BODY IS RECOVERED

TIBURON, Cal.. March 6 (U. P.). -—Waterfront workers today recovered the body of Mathew Kononen, 38, U. S. customs officer, who was killed when his car plunged into Si. Francisco Bay at Tiburon ferry slip

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thur Schmeltz, Mrs. a Bata: Tirothn ers, Jacob and Charles Shaum Mrs. Tillie Barber, 71. Survivors: Husaughters, Mrs. Frances DAH Richter, Mrs. Sophie itucka, Ts. ttie Barcome: so ons, Frank, Bert, Roman and Edward Licnero-

a. Augusta L. Teske, 79. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. A. H. Spaulding, Mrs. . Lacer, Mrs. J. S. Bry Ewski; sons, Edward, William, Frank, Otto "9.

Mrs. Jenny Kilander, Mrs. F. H. Sch

Survivors: Miss

grandson, Richard Hall; s Ts. an Gundie, brother, Frank Groninger.

John Pierce, 68. Mrs. Leona Taggart.

¢Mrs. Clara B. ane ter, Mrs. y et, nd.

Dona'!1, Raymo SOUTH BEND—Dr. Julia DeVore Godfrey, 90. Survivors: Daughters, rs Jessie Green, Mrs. Louis H. Orv. rs. Adam Jurkaties, 52. Survivors: Husband; daughters, Misses Dorothy, Eva, Bernice; sons, James, John, Adam, Steen SOUTH WHITLEY—Mrs. Barbara Keiser, 91. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. gon n_Short, Mrs. Ida Johnson; Son, Arthur Keiser: sisters, Mrs. Vina Johnson, Mrs. Sarah Maynard. * SULLIVAN—William B. Willis, 77. Survivors: Sons, William C., Ishmel; ters, Mrs. Edith Smith. Mrs. Barbara Russell; “brot r, Dick Willis; sisters, Mary Timmons, Mrs. Henrietta Cane.

SYRACUSE—Salem Orlando jones, 80.

60. Survivor: SisSurvivors: Sons,

Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. ob ern, rs. Orval Snobarger: shnis, Ralph M.,, Joseph Fred; sister, Mrs. nox. TIPTON—George W. hil 83. Sur-

vivors: Daughters., Mrs. Ted McKinney, Mrs. Ira Sinclair, Mrs. J. Devaney. VALPARAISO—Mrs. Emma Eliza Geer Lucas, 179. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Mannie VanWey, Mrs. Mary Sherrick; son, VEVAY—John W. Pinker, 77. Survivors: Sisters, Miss Ruth, Mrs. Mary West; brothers, James, Arsin Samuel Peters, 77. Survivors: Daughters, rs. Edgar Griffith, Mrs. Leslie Reed; sons, Edward, Harvey, Louis, Clarence. WALKERTON—Mrs. Hannah Dare, 84. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Edith Wolfe, Mrs. Dorothy Hk sons, James H., Elie, Sam, Charles, Johh.

WAYNETOWN—Miss Mary Jane Har-

78. Ernest H. Walker, 74. Survivors: Brothers, R.; J. WILLIAMSPORT Mics Belle Ashby. Survivor: Sister, Miss Nan

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Schilling; six ‘sisters, Mrs. Edward

Survivor: Half-sister, 3

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daughters, Beverly N. and Mary L. Schwippel, and Martha Jean and Janet Wood; two grandsons, Ernest Paul ‘Schwippel and Clayton A.

Schneider, Hector, Ill.; Mrs. Bernard Westman and Mrs. Ray Kellerman, St. Louis, Mo.; Mrs. Teresa Kneip, Anaheim, Cal.; Mrs. Ned Fischer, Carlisle, Il. anil Mrs. Sam Ghezzi, Herrin, Ill, and two brothers, Martin and Lawrence Ferrero.

John P. Schneider An employee of the Rockwood Manufacturing Co. 50 years, John P. Schneider, who died Saturday in

JAIL WEEK-ENDS

The question of whether week-

end jail sentences are legal was being studied today by County Attorney John Linder and Robley George, Juvenile Court referee.

Legality of the practice of sen-

tencing persons to spend week-ends in jail instead of concurrent days was raised by Sheriff Feeney, \who said he feared his office might be held responsible for false imprisonment.

Mr. Geerge, however, said he hag

looked up the law and found noth-

ing that would make he Sheriff

liable.

taintown; a daughter, Miss Dorothy of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Rose Browning of Indianapolis; and two brothers, Iven of Bellaire, O., and Senin of Hollywood, Fla.

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mes, Monday, March 6, 1939

s—F Indianapolis Times, Monday, March 8, 1958

EAKIN—Laura| Charles

May, Beloved wife of Ra

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0. kin, moth ymon Eakin ot Ingalls, Mrs. Blanche Bartlett

of Indianapolis,

Florence Waters of Pendleton, away at her| home in Maxwell ral Tugsday, 10 a. m CARTY F

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dence Monday

: Friends may gall at the resi-

NERAL HOME,

from 1 to 6 p. m. After

then at the

uneral home

service,

FEENEY — Ma March 4, at sitter of Kat F Pk

FU. 2339 N. Meridian St., after 6 p.

gay, Funeral m:, at the Holy Cross

HOERMANN-

until time of i passed away Sat rday, residence, 308 "N. State, Hand Ly Chicago 1ll.; Peter a Casserly, Incall at the RAL 30

SunTui uesday, M March a 8:20 funeral home; 9 a Burial Pittsboro,

SroTIeE, age 48, beloved

LUKE—Lena, entered into rest Sp

ears, cousin of Mrs. |

neral } adap, 1:30 p. HARRY W. hg CrAeels Burial Crown Ne |

Mrs, VINCENT_Edith, sister ot Miss| Rella Eoff d O., and Will

of Cincinna iam D. Eoff of Indiana 0 Passed away at the home of her sister Saturday, March 4. Fue neral Tuesday, March 7, 10:30 a. m., at the ILSON N HO

1230 Prospect. Friends invited. Friends may call at funeral home any time,

WARD Frances G. age 24, beloved wife of Paul Ward and moth er of Paul Phillip and ‘Ronald Kendall Ward, daughter o and Mrs. G. O. Handy and . ter of Mar} orie, Dorothy, Max, Thomas

the | assed away Suhday.

may call a Mrs. G. O. Hi . Grace St., after 4 p. m. Monday and at ‘the church from 12 to -1:30 p. m. Tuesday. SHIRLEY SERVICE.

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Dundee Apts. $32.50

Virginia Ave. and McCarty Street. Efgas and

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Indianapolis Rental Agency Furnished and Unturnished Apartments

108 £. Wash.. Room 303. L1-5393

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Rooms With Board 15

'McCARTY, 11 RESHs Jduplex.

E. — Unfurnished 3-room Sexton Agency.

bath. Water

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Try “3950—Lower dug Sis. adults. Rent, $32.50.

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REST at the Myrtle Lee Home. Attractive

WOODRUFF, 717 E. DRIVE—Nice comforte

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12TH., | E Ny FoRT room with meals; gE 1-2 housekeping rooms; home privie

ST. PETER S 909—5-room semimodern;| large room; elderly, convalescents. good EE i: water paid; $15. LI-2378. RI-3096. STATE, 5 5 Hook double; inodern; H t I water furnished; . LI-8401 44 VIRGINIA AVE. otels 16

10TH, 213 E. — $21. Seven-room modern house. Water paid. Seat LI-2378. PERSONAL RENTA | SERVICE—EAST Walter Folkerth, East Side Agent 2815 E. Washington = | 2589 WASHINGTON, Fk unurished 5room modern, - 3 JENNINGS BI BROS. | 28 8. ILLINOIS

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It stimulates EY and aids digestion and assimilation; and thus Helps build resistance to headaches, nervousness, those cramplike pains, and other symptoms of functional dysmenorrhea due to malnutrition. Many women also say that CARD UI—taken “at the time” in larger doses—helps to soothe the pain,. relieve the nervous excitability, and conmifort the ab-

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ILLINOIS,

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Broadway, 1232-34

ooms and sun room unfurnished; See custodian.

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22 W._ Vermont. $15; 1302 S. Belmont—Refinished 3 rooms, unfurnished, water paid. Key 1310 S. Belmont. RI-2022.

$30—Modern, five rooms unfurnished; heat,

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$37.50. Custodian. 1632 N.—Lower beautiful, five rooms; A ho back porch, garage. IN N., 2020 — Furnished front, studio apartment, accommodate 2; sink, piano, utilities, low rate. HA-3531. 946 N.—Furnished one, twono kitchenettes.

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MERIDIAN. N., 3339, APT. 3—Unfurnished,

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TL Sa ) N.—Unfurnished 2-bed-

2 bedrooms, refri OR gas stove. Je, Sam

LI-8401 RGINIA AVE. HOMES—Apts. fur. or unfur, Large select. | $25 to $80, White’s Agcy. HE-4466.

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Seminole Hotel, 920 N. Alae ht., run. wtr., ade

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Rates $5 week up, Hotel Dearborn: outside rooms. 3208 E. Michigan. CH-1550,

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$3.50—NEW JERSEY, 1217 N.—Newly deco-|$4 UP—1 Room. kitchenette, 2 rms., kitch- . rated, warm. every modern -:onvenience; enetie; | sink. Private entrance. 1103 entra AMA, 930 N4Nice clean warm room; | $4.75; CENTRAL, 1948—-. Room, kitchenette; Bias ce; close bath; reasonable; ’ newly decorated; stoker heat. Ideal for adult: APITOL, N., 2025—Newly decorated, new 5 — 1 ROOM, kitchenefte; extra warm; © C2 garage, modern; $2.50; adult $ oleh; 8 sink; walking distance. 1440 N. W abam -Attractive large warmig7; CARROLLTON, 1132 — 2 beautiful front; near bath; private home; gentle-|" modern rooms; roll-a-way, innersprings, 8-R. overstuffed, Frigidaire, 4 glgsets, garage, N.—Modern home; con-|_ Private entrance, utilities; -adults. business people; $3 single,|$7 WK.—4-Room furnished hause, gas, ALT06, | r LL lights. water, paid. Inquire 1611 Souths AN, 3314 N.—Pleasant room, large|__©astern. MERIDLS Nhs bath; ideal location; reas-| ALABAMA, N., 1421—2, plight ousekee: ing 2672, rooms, next to bath. cely furnishe Garage optional. ‘@

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LLEGE, 1155—Two rooms next to bath; utilities, good heat: telephone. pak OLLEGE. 1411—Lower duplex, ooms, Cus water furnished; $30, TR RI- 0 6. DELAWAR, N.. 2024—Nice room, kitche enette, isa. utilities, near bath; furnished or unfurnished. EUCLID, 328 N.—Attractive 3-room nicely furnished apartment. Private entrance; utilities. Reasonable. 2 N.—Front 2-room apart ‘Steam

LIN LL foe sink, electric refrigerator. heat. Utilities, NEW J 1319 N.—Attractive apart- | ment: Frigidaire, beautyrest, private bath, phone; adults. vd MERIDIAN, N., 814—Very nicelv furnished 3-room a artment: private bath; sun _ parlor: § a ORANGE, 222—3 ¢ small rooms; private entrance; will furnish to suit tenant. PARK, 1118—Two-room suite, also one large room with kitchenette; reasonaole. PR VIB 25 18 N. (2000 E. Washington) — ar| _ Employed cot couple. 'RI-5693, [. OFF DELAWARE—1 large house‘keeping room; ‘water in room: reason able. 4 0. 35' Rooms, lower; unfurnished, stove; semimodern: $15; adults; water

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Scipio and had lived in Indianapolis ; The question was sais follow-| husband of Edith B. Heerm : i ann, father y Mrs. Marv F. Clements 30 years. Her husband, Colvin ciation. For more than 10 years hel gi vyincent’s Eispi:, will be buried ing the sentencing of a WPA work-| of Maurine ann, aide b . s was assigned to special police work ; brother of Hann WEIGEL—Minnie L., beloved wité of Ede 3 ley, died in 1917. gn bolic in C nnah Hoermann in- : : Woosley, ; th h High School rown Hill today. Services willler to serve 30 days in jail on week-| cinnati, O .. Heparted this life, Sunday ward P. Weigel assed away Sunday, \ Services for Mrs. Mary F. Clem-| She is survived by a son, Lester; jon the Tec g Chool campus|pe at 1 p. m. at the Harty W. Moore{ends only. morning. Fue T Wednesday, 1:3 :30 p, age 53 yea or ges Tuesday. 3:b- m, * @ ents, who died Saturday ia. her|s brother, Will H. Anthony; and a and was known to the student body| peace Chapel. Sr ey 28 Bie: Bh Michipin Su, Prigias. invit oil) St, will|sister, Miss Linnie E. Anthony, all |as op. Mr. Schneider, who was 71, be-| PLAQUE HONORS CERMAK | 5m Mindayt™|chicionidencs after =| Lome any tne. y 1 home, 6414 E. Washington Si., w of Indianapolis; and another sister, Prior to his employment with the gan as a helper in May. 1886, and Dies Mond 2 {RLEY SERVICE." { be at. 2 p. m. tomorrow in the resi-| vis ©. E. Brown of Milford. School Board he was associated with| pe worked for the zcmpany until MIAMI, Fla. March 6 (U. P)).— HOTZ. Will WIESE_-Martha Bryan. wif wife WL os L Cs ui dence. Burial will be in Memorial : the G. Ittenbach Stone Co. ‘He Was| several months ago, waen he retired Mayor Edward J. Kelly of Chicago|™ qe; Hota. fath r “of Rov: SE oats Ea eo of Dotothr a = Jr. 3 Park. Mrs. Clements, who ¥as 85, Mrs, Kathleen May Bell ~~ |* member of the Evangelical Church. gg 5 foreman of the finishing room |Unvells in Bayfront Park today a| Sf Cabisin john ois of St Boiers:| and Robert ivan: passed anay Money J was born in Spencer County and . Mr. Kean is survived by his wife,| me lived at*416 W. 39th St. and|Plaque honoring Anton J. Cermak, grandfather of Willioes Robot st sere: | Bote Servicer at the FEANNER, & Bu- * lived in Indianepolls more than 49| A native of Anderson, Mrs. Kath- Hattie, two daughters, Mrs. Fay Wil-| pefore that at 215 N. Summit St.|the Chicago mayor who was fatally Ne Jolt, Dagsed Sway at his( chanan Mortuary Wedtiesday, 4.30 D =n, years. leen May Bell, 12 N. Jefferson Ave, kinson and Mrs. Foy Davis, one son, He was a member of the Odd Fel-| Wounded by an assassin’s bullet ih-| noon. Services at the FLANNER & BU-| Friends may call at the Mortuary. edt Mrs. Clements is survived by her|who died Saturday in City Hospital, |[Ray 8. and a sister, Mrs. John joys lodge. Mrs. Schieider Gied in|tended for Franklin D. Roosevelt,| SHANAN MORTUARY Wednesday 2p.m.| ooo oo 0 00 iow of Colvin ° i husband, William; a daughter, Mrs.| Will be buried in Cr Hill fol- Shields. x | August, 1935. He is survived by a|SiX years ago. Friends may chll at the Mortuary. T.. and mother of Lester J. Woosley, sisMary Middaw of Indianapolis; three| lowing services at 2 p. m. tomorrow 5 daughter, Mrs. Edna Lutz of In- HOWARD—Margéret of George and Mag-| Linnie E and Willlam H. Anthony of sisters, Mrs. Fred Abecker of In-|in the Grinsteiner Funeral Home. |[rs, Mary E. Schnippel dianapolis, and a son Cal, of Kan-| Deaths—Funerals 1| EF ey Thain, wd, tomer] adieu muna, departed this lite Sunduy, * § dianapolis, Mrs. Anna Ryker of Mis-| Mrs. Bell, who was 20, is survived : kakee. Indianapolis Times, Monday, March 6, 1939] cSt Sunday. age 53 years, wife of| age 65. eral Tuesday. March 7, at .f’ souri and Mrs. Minnie Matchett of| by her husband, Eugene; two sons,| Funeral services for Mrs. Mary E. > ¥, Mare George W. Howard, mother of Myrtle| the MO RE & | Trine so MOKEvansville; a brother, William Jack-| Robert and 4-weeks-old Thomas; |Schnippel, 1417 S. New Jersey St. |gqqp Coyle AINSLEY William, J. age 80 years hus.| Middleville Mich. sister WoL irs. Homer Burial Grown Hill. Fri Bs ony jo: | 3 + i 3 . 0 ora i rs. John Beck, -l 4 son of Indianapolis, and a grand-|her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Felix COX; who died Thursday at her home, Red olen x Bulay Ainsley, jatnet of mill, Fred and William Seitz of Indian- * | daughter, Miss Anna Catherine Micd-|a brother, y Cox; and a sister, were held at 8:30 a. m. today at the| Services for Isaac Coyle, who died thy Gretchen, brol er of Joseph, Frances 8 apolis thd My B Barbara, opal of Hays 3 1 3 e sley, s ) : 3 . daw of Indianapolis. | Mrs. Louise Stevens, all .of Indian- home and at 9 a. m. at Sacred|Saturday in Methodist Hospital| $f Georee Ainsley, Mrs, Fred Schube, BI ARRY W. MOORE PEACE|Funeral Directors 5 | apolis. Heart Catholic Church. Burial was|Will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the ley, Pied asyed 5 at his ‘residence. * Fu- HABEL, Burial Philadelphia, Ind. : at St. Joseph Cemetery. G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home. Mr.| dence, 2811 Shelby St. Friends taviier. | LEONARD—John | M., age 74, beloved faMrs. Frances G. Ward John M. Leonard Mrs. Schnippel, who was 50, was| Coyle, who was 33 and lived at 953) E trial i Sir’ Park. Friends may {hor Of Wiliam M Leonard {nd grand WALTER T. BLASENGYM | A lifelong Indianapolis resident, ' born at Negaunee, Mich The fam-| High St., will de buried in Floral] and “Connersville Cina "papers. Dlease and Margie Leg onard, Mrs, Clayton Lee, FUNERAL HOME ! John M. Leonard, carpenter and |ily lived at Shelbyville several years| Park. copy.] SHIRLEY SERVI Mrs, Francis Bryant and Willlam R. 3248 helby DR-2570 , Mrs. Frances G. Ward, 402 S. Oak- : ; : . Craft, departed thts Mite Sunday r morning. 3129 X “Lilinois HA-0160 i : sit, | Cabinet maker, who died yesterday and moved here in.1924. A mem-| He was a meniber of Indianapolis| page winiam I. father of Mrs. Stuars| Funeral Wednesday, fro ! land Ave, died yesterday in Cily| af his home, 219 \W. Washington |ber of the Sacred Heart parish, she|Lodge 669, F. & A.M. and an active| ” Bowman and. Miss Beth Bac of Tojiaat| SHIRLEY BRC Si. GENTRAL CHAPEL. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME | Hospital. Mrs. Ward, who was 24,/St., is to be buried in Memorial |was active in the Christian Mothers’ Democratic worker in the 11th NMI Parapet barr of Onsius, ial Memorial y= Friends may call at 193¢ W. MICH. ST. BE-1934 was a member of the Englewodd| Park Cemetery after services at 10|Society. Ward. He was born in Berea, Ky.,| ing. tasiiends may call ai the home, 1428 chapel; Christian Church. Services will bela. m. Wednesday in the Shirley| She is survived by her husband./and was employed at the Bankers| I: Saale i ter ® Do a day, ROE—Lenora P.. lage 59, widow of Wil- g at the church at 1:30 p. m. tomorroy| Brothers Central Chapel. He was| Harry M.; three daughters, Mrs.| Trust Co. here 10 years. : FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY liam, Zgiher, of JohnH olland, Joseph FLAN NER & BUCH ANAN and burial will be at Rushville, | {74 and had lived in Indianapolis {Joseph H. Bauer, Mrs. Robert Wood| Mr. Coyle is survived by his moth-| Green gif > ™ Friends invited. Burial| Howard, passed away Saturday. Funeral : She is survived by her husband, for the last 15 years. and Mrs. Clayton Schilling, Indian-| er, Mrs. Sophia Coyle, and two sis- ry ‘residenc i Cp aor Till, Ties MORTUARY Paul; two sons, Philip and Ronald;| Mr. Leonard was born in Han-|apolis; two sons, Ernest and Elmer, ters, the Misses Florence and IvaBLACKLEDGE—Ada pelle. & 8 53, beloved LEY SERVICE. 25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD, three brothers, Max, Thom and|cock County and was a member of |Indianapolis; her mother, MIS. Coyle, all of Indianapolis; and| of Leonard I. H aver, ledge: 2 Sher SHELBY Muy B. vido of Willis V. s o ) Eugene Handy, and two sisters, thethe Emerson Avenue Baptist' Anna Ferrero, St. Louis; four grand-| seven brothers, Alex of Martinsville; Sasa, amo ng Jou Ans Sr mother of Ho Howard, Verle, Claude TA-4100 . June of Darlington; Mitchell of id, passed away Sunday p. p. m, Funeral ang. A 7 hele Funeral Wed nesda JE | = : Baltimore, Md.; Ted of Rittman,| gfeid Parc Baptist Ghureh. Fricads gt MO A > . : FUNERAL HOME. 2530 Station. Bt. € l S 1! 0: g i | és i é nis O.; his twin, John of Kokomo, dnd| invited Burial Huntsville Ind Friends a, m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends’ x BERT S. GADD / ) a h 4 m n Ind an a ; K d Curtis and Nathan of Indianapolis.| G.'H. HERRMANN SERVICE 2430 Prospect St. DR-5307 SHIELDS—Frank husband of Sylvia, ' . : - nage CASKEY—Hoarry D. Sr., age 40 years, be>| father of Rober Shields of Dayton, O. GRINSTEINER S " . loved husbend of Lilli Wi an | - assed away at his home, 3435 Kenwood ; 5 1k 88 Mrs. Martha Wiese ey, father of Harry Caske a Aver early Suna y Horning, 3 e 82 ears. 1601 E. NEW YORK RI-5374 ANDERSON—Richard P. Barrett, 25. |Mary Fehres, Miss Mattie Sutton; brothers,| MUNSTER — Mrs. Bontje Alkema, 88. - : rs. Ada Caskey, brother of Clyde Cas-| Funeral service at TE ER & AS PERSONAL SERVICE Survivors: Wife, Lydia; parents, Mr. an¢ |John, Thomas, Jack S Survivors: Husband, Wob el JIENEniers, Mrs. Martha Wiese, 5042 N. Illi- key, “Funeral from tate home, Yor Bu KIN MORTUA 902 20 ane a Bis Fash Bate Sa Botan af | Wien ntl Burton: str, Mip di goon, Ji. lis Game, nots St, ied tolsy av Methodist] shines "ame “Fab WR! FN MORRARS Rl Er il HISEY & TITUS ers I's . y. — u - . Mrs, oo) Fadley Mrs. Oscar McDonald, | George Eisele Survivors: Wife, Nettie: daughters, Misses Hospital, vited. LAUCK SERVICE." Friends in: Friends hy 3, the morinaty, alter No LARORTEL Arb, Tange, 0. Sumi: donnie, Mariorl, BUG, Seste TiSik| Mrs. Wiese, who was 25, was bom SHOEMAKER ohh of 28 Righisnt ave. | Jos -— ors: Sons, Arthur Jr., ayne, Richar Ss rl , OEMA Joh , of 243 it So: TWA ey (Thompson, 7 father, Henry, sisters, Mrs. George Green, ler, ‘Mrs, Elmer Hepler, Mrs. Willard Tep-| here and had been a member bf the CLEMENTS — ay Fy beloved oF Str TR ha i Bion Ye 35 N. DELAWARE ST. Ethel Mechling, Mrs. Carrie Carpenter, |Mrs. Ernest Sampson; brothers, Edward, ler; sons, Chester, Berlin, Vern Harold; Meridian Heiglits Presbyterian Mary Middaw. died tui 10:0 call at RV AY Barc, FUNERAL HOME, Mrs. Blondie Martin, Mrs. Ada Duff; sons |Lawrence. : sisters, Mrs. Charles Mulely, Mrs. San: rr) el Funeral fro late home, 64i4 E. Wash-| 2228 Shelby St. any time. Funeral serv- y Ernest, Alva: sister, Miss Martha; broth’| LEBANON—Morton Wiley, 76. Sur-|ford Gall. Church. Services will be held at| ington, Tuesda , 2 p. m. Burial Memo-| ices 2 p. Tuesday. Interment New G. H. HERRMANN er, Fred. vivors: Widow, Mrs. Martha McGannon| NEW ALBANY—Mrs. Goldie Hejman, 67.13:30 p. m. Wednesday at Flanner| rial Park. Friends may call any time Cemetery. [Anderson (Ind.) pa-|1505 S. EAST ST. DR-4477 BERNE—Herman Reinhard, 32. Survive |Wiley; daughter, Mrs. Sadie M. Galvin; Survivors: Sons, Louis, Carl, and ol i t after Sunday noon. LAUCK SERVICE.| pers please copy.] ors: Wife, Agnes; sons, Kenneth, Keith; |son, Everett Wiley. / Jack Helman; daughters, Mrs. 3Mendle| & Buchanan Mortuary with the STEGWOND- tien v o 76. beloved MOORE & KIRK father and stepmother, Mr. and Mrs.| LIGONIER—Marion Growcock, 65. Sur. Snyder, Mrs. Morris Fricgman Rev. S. B. Harry, Meridian Heights | COYLE—Isaac Ww. (Ike), 33 years, beloved husband of ORE ie Des mind, "fath oved | Adolph Reinhard; sisters, Mrs. Albert |vivors: Daughters, Mrs. Harry. Lloyd. PLYMOUTH—Isaac Hen “Tho ompson, tor, officiating. Burial will bel Son of Sophia Coyle, brother of Florence, Fred dyk g Rit E Sco dq er ol IR-1159 CH-1806 TA-6056-8 Nussbaum, Mrs, Harry Lehman, Misses |Carl Johnson; sisters, Mrs. Jesse Btiddie, 77. Survivors: Widow, Mrs, Y Bertha Wick- | Pas oiliclating, Iva, Alex, Nathan, Curtis, June, Mitchell, Irvt a, up yite, ia and Hazel ’ Ruth, Alice and Mary; brothers, Arnold] |Mr. Elva Kimball; brother, Fred. izer Thompson; daughters, Mrs. Ethel|gt Memorial Park, Ted and John Coyle, passed away Satur.| IIViDE rother | (Oo Perry Siegmund, SHIRLEY BROS. Co Harry, ‘Carl, Howard. LOGANSPORT—John T. Harrison, 93.|Mechling. Mrs.’ Carrie Carpenter, Mrs. dey . m. Funeral ‘Tuesday, 2 p. m., at| Dassed away Sat irday. Funeral Tues: BLOOMINGTON — Mrs, _Vilinta Jane Suivivors: Sons, Benjamin, E. J, Harri-|Blonda Martin, Mrs. Ada Duff; sons, Er-| She is survived by her husband, RMA P'riomE | day, 1:30 p.m. from residence, 1133 N.|o6 N. Tiinols St. L1.5409 Luther, 80. Survivors: Son, Thoma: S.|soW; niece, Mrs. Hazel Jacobs. nest and Alva Thompson; brother, Fred! Glenn L.; “her parents, Mr. and iiss East St. Friends invited. Burial SERVICE. tris! Kioral Par Luther: sisters. Mrs.” Alice” Clark. |Mrs)| MARTINSVILLE—John B. Anglin, 2, | Fo AER—Mys. Mary Etta Glasgow,| MIS. John K. Bryan; a sister, Mrs. re ob ROFCET J. C. WILSON . Martha ; i > » . ” POE ILE Wiliam | misonpSyvivory * Tiother, Newion ¥,. 4 hin: 12. SUTVivors: Sons, Albert, Edward, Dorothy Sweet; and two brothers, EMERY_Iss Maude, age 43 years, beloved SIMPSON Ellis. nf 830 B. 27th St, entered |DR-0321 1230 Prospect St. __DR-0322 2 nm eorge a he Vaughn. Fran John Jr., and Robert vife of Ira mother of Leo and Lew into rest Saturday. age 50 years, beloved . : wray. Mrs. Esther Boutorfi: brother, Eart- Ren S. Swisher, 71. Survivors: Widow, Eohiiam Gilmore, 83. Survivors: Daugh- 9 Ql oe Faery and Mrs. John King, passed Hy husband bt Lucille Simpson, brother of Fi . t d M t 6 i ley Russell, | Mrs. oy Swisher: daughters, Mrs. Henry | ters, Mrs. Walter Jordan, Mrs. Mary Hol- fond ya 78s ghee of mesa | er, Ll rs. Mattie E. Mitchell, Lillie and Claude Oorists an onuments ; DECATUR—Fred Eickhotf, 13. Survivors: Bond. Mrs. Milton Goodnight, Mrs. Mike| man. Mrs. Artie Lampori; sons, Elmer J., h t CONKLE FUNERAL © Home "19 Simpson 8: Jac, Inds Mis, cors FB. £ Wife, Mary; daughters, Mrs George Bulte- Bender, Mrs, Merle Ransom. Miss Alice Walter C. T urman S. Tongre M chigan St. Friend OMe. d. _B Beterhurg x oint, Ind: O. E. e meyer, Mrs. Frieda Conrad, Mrs. Henry Swisher; brother, Joseph Swisher. SEYMOUR. Carrie Greer, 69. Sur- | I. 0. 0. emeter Sa, “hl Sor pt gl npolis Seryloes ogi Delaware Flower Shop ; Miller, Mrs. Oscar Zhlerding, Mrs. Herman| MECHANICSBURG—Ora W. Mauzy, 70.|Vivors: Daughters, Mrs. Clara Selfridge,| Thurman S. Tongret, real estate| may oi; at i home any t PEACE Ci 2 RR h ou i Werling, Miss Leona; sons, = Lorenz ivors: Wife, Lottie; daughters, Mrs.|Mrs. Minnie Abell, Mrs. Lillie Grindstat: | i CE CHAPEL and the home o I%. 12922 N. DELAWARE TA-3161 8, Ss 0. S| 0 , (Survivors: Wife, Lottie; dau rs, Mr! 1 20 yea died tod in his Mattie E. Mitchell. Salem, Ind., Robert; sisters, Mrs. Fred Koeneman, Mrs. | Virgie Fifer, Mrs. Georgia Ellison; sons,|Sons, Louis, Ben and Harry Mellencamp; | Salesman years, ay Y HILD—Elizabeth, th Maz Tl Hill Jom, I 2 IB August’ Scheiman; trothery William. Cassius, Frank; brothers, William, Roscoe. stepdaughters, Mrs. Emma Mackey, nt home, 1805 N. Alabama St. He| MM ang William A. Hild OL aunts UTAl Grown Youn EAST ‘CHICAGO—Joseph’ Hagye, 50. Sur-| MIDDLEBURY—John B. Beachey, Tl. Mrs. Bl CIark: fosiets, Mus. Anna Olinger was 70. Harry G.. of Dallas, Tex. and Charles| TONGRET—Thurman S.. beloved husband Lost and Found 17 vivors: Wife, Anna: son. Louis; sister, Mrs. |Survivors: Wife, Aurelia; daughter, Mrs. ’ Hild, passed away Sunday morning at| of Esther C. yrman and father of DorMary Pollo; brothers, Frank, Steve, John.|Charles Brown: sons, Clarence: Jmtan, TOR a Della Boas, 48. Survivors: Mr. Tongret, who owned music fhe residence, 21 nl Xr. No abams St. Serv-| othy M., Stewart R. and Bland Tongret, |= Mrs. Van Sullivan, + 32. Survivor: | Samuel, aul S.; sister John| sons, Neal, George. Joe; stores in Connersville, Rushville and| ices .at the B AN| passed away at the residence, 1805 N. BLACK suede purse Saturday night in Husband. Goucker, Mrs. Peter Christner; "Brothers, daughter, Ral BY brother, Morris Singer: ? invited. Burial Shi Hill, Alabama St.. Monday morning, March 6.| taxi.. Contents valuable. Reward. DRe ELKHART—John C. Biddle, 82. Surviv-| Valentine, Joseph. sisters, Miss Goldie Singer, Mrs. Myra|Indianapolis 25 years ago, later] MORTUARY Tuesday, 3:30 p. m. Friends! Funeral notice later. . WALD SERVICE. | 3690. Ist Dauner, 20 Helis Nogt Mrs ¥ SENMLYILLE Mes. May Wisehart, Wo Edith Brow Mrs. Emma Bridges, Mrs.|operated a grocery at Noble and ¢ a IS. v haffee I'S 0 rvivors: usban am; au er. rown. Comer} Sons, Roscoe Charles, James, Rise Mrs. Fern Foulke. 2 82 8 8 Michigan) Sis. oie entering the p . sell: brothers. Oscar, Mar MONTICELLO—Samuel Wing, 60. Sur real estate business, ! di \ li M C | Paul Kirkdorfer, 81. Survivors: Wife, -| SOUTH BEND ~~ Mrs. Sarah Catherine . ; ; pt : : mp : Lydia: . daughter, Miss Grace Kirkdorfer: yo Wite; daughter, Mrs. Kusseil Gar- Sitisee 6 Survivors: Shim: Lm {Wi He is survived by his wife, Esther n Ianapo IS ost onven lent, Oo ete son. nar mothe I'S. ar aum; au ers . REE Tr Licyd Simonton. 166. § Misses" May, Myrtle, Opal’ Eimachicrt|C. Tongret; two sons, Stewart of vivor: Mother, Mrs, Lawrence RK. Simon- Re SS SL “arcs ry Shaun, Mrs. Indianapolis and Bland of Foun- .