Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 April 1939 — Page 26

FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1989

Strong City Pin Teams Go to Bat

Renew Firing This WeekEnd in State Bowling Tournament.

Action on the state tournament bowling “front” was scheduled to be light this week-end from a standpoint of number of teams competing. However, in light of the qual-| ity of quintets slated for action] there is no assurance that there will} be any letup of the assault on the! high marks already registered. |

Minor events again this session; will take the major portion of the | alleys. Five-man teams open the | fourth week of activity in the 30th] annual tournament tomorrow night at 8:15 and the abbreviated sessions will conclude after the last squad of | nine teams, which roll at 10:30, try their hand. Minor events start at 11:30 Sunday morning and will be run off at 1:30, 3:30 and 5:30 p. m. As a grand finale for the evening's pin smashing, several of the finest crews in Indianapolis will take the alleys. Anything Can Happen No less than four of the teams which will roll Sunday bettered the standing tournament five-man team mark in Indianapolis League competition Wednesday night. Barbasol rolled 3183, Russet Cafeteria, 3083; Falls City Beer, 3083; Ajax Beer, 3061. and Marott scores 3052. Standings at the present find A. M. Todd of South Bend still in the top spot for quintets, with I. U. Dental Students in second on 2938. Jess Smythe, Indianapolis bowler, is the man to beat in the all-events with his 1906. Reid Sharum, another Indianapolis entrant, promises to be hard to displace from his top spot in the solo scoring. Last week he hit 743 to relegate the former leader, Herman Land, Kokomo, to second piace on 699. Schedule Changes Made

Meanwhile two changes have been made and four five-man teams have been added to the schedule for) events in the tournament this] week-end. The Guarantee Tire and Rubber Co. will roll in the 8:15 shift to-| morrow instead of the Universal] Indians who have already com- | peted. Sunday night on the 8:15 shift McDaniels Freight of Craw-| fordsville wiil roll instead of Terminal Tavern of that city. Douglas Specials have been added | to the list of teams bowling at 10:30 Saturday night and will roll on alley 22. Other teams recently added to the list of this Ne competitors are Optimist No. 1, a} local booster crew, Cornelius Print-| ing Co. and Monument Coal Co. Drawings of alleys for teams bowling in the 8:13 o'clock Sunday shift were announced today by Norman Hamilton, in charge of the tournament. The schedule for follows: Alley 11 12 8

that group

Triangle Bowling Shirts. Indpls, Russet Cafeteria, Indianapolis. Ajax Beer. Indianapolis. Marott Shoes. Indianapolis Bowes Seal at Mian L. S. Arvres & Co. Indianapoli Herfi-Jones Co. ° Ingianapol is. LaFendrich Cigars, Indianapoiis. Chaser, Indianapolis Barbasol. Indianap Falis City Beer, Indianapoli Conkle Funeral Home, Indianapolis. Reingold Beer, Michigan City. Cocoa Bottling Co., Terre Haut Bililman Super Service. Shelbyville, diana Cale. South nd. att Lee's Tasuranee, South Bend. H, Curry & Son. Shelbyville. Terminal Tavern, Crawfordsville. Lewis Shepard. Crawfordsville. Dobson s Sport Store, Anderson. Peters Dairy, M: SAW an City. Benedict's Grocery, afayette, Optimist No Cornelius Pri ning Co. Monument Coa! Co.

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Buck Newsom

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, April 7 (U. P)—Louie (Buck) Newsom, who won 20 games while losing 12 for the not-so-good Brownies last year, is slated to open for the St. Louis club in its six-game series with the Chicago Cubs today. If he can last, he is slated to pitch the full nine innings. The club meanwhile is getting along without the services of holdout infielder Don Heffner, who failed to reach an agreement with officials yesterday.

Amateurs SOFTBALL

The United Auto Workers will sponsor a softball team this year. Players will be picked from Chevrolet Body, Metal Auto Parts, Zenite Metal Co., McQuay-Norris and the Presto-Lite Co. Only C. I. O. members will be eligible to play. The first practice session will be at Belmont Stadium, {Sunday at 1 p. m. All U. A. W. A candidates are asked to report. The Triangle Class of the Broadway Baptist Church is making plans to enter its softball team in the |Smith-Hassler Co. League. Ralph | Earl has been appeinted captain of the team by Manager Kenneth List. They will play night bail in Broad

Ripple Park.

The Associated team will practice at 2 p. m. Sunday at Grande Park. For games call BE. 1144 and ask for Ray.

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BASEBALL

The General Exterminating team will be in the field again this season and will play in the Municipal League. Players wishing tryouts, report to Boots Hutsell for the first workout at Riverside Park at 2 p.m. Sunday.

The Union Printers will practice at 1:30 p .m. Sunday at Riverside No. 6. All members are asked to report.

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NEW YORK, April 7 (NEA). -— For the first time in more than 10 vears there isn’t a single change in the American Ieague umpiring staff.

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Wichita University, 66'% to 61a. Butler victories in the distance events decided the contest.

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Deaths—Funerals 1 1ERLeNY Times, Prigay, AEF 7, 1939

BA LL-—Cora Wagner. — of Herbert P., mother of Dorot M. and Barbara A. sister of Wag ner of Indianapolis, and eile J. Wagner of Cinfionaty O., passed away Thursday morn- . Services at the FLANNER & B ci ANAN MORTUARY, Saturday. 10:30 m. Friends invited. Cremation following. Friends may call at the moruary,

BEEKMAN—John E., of 2159 N. Linwood Ave., entered into rest Thursday. age 74 years, father of Mrs. Grace Kelshav, Mrs, Hattie Irey, Mrs. Kuma Foust, Mrs. Frances Foust and Fred = Beekman; brother of Mrs. Lou Parker and Mrs. Mae Sn Ber Ser ices Saturday, 10 a at HAR MOORE PEAC CHAPEL Burial AR, cemetery.

CUNNINGHAM—Fred, Delevsd husband of Josephine and father of Gladys and Tee, Baie away Tuesda in Detroit, ich NNE 3

5% at the BUCH RTUARY. Saturday, 1 bu Annes ave). Burial Crown ill. Friends may call at the mortuary. HANES—Cyrus

rie Dazey i Hues ™ brother of Mort ton Ind.; rs. Dossa Davis, Alexandria, Ind.; Mrs, C. Schoen and Lottie B anes of Indianapolis, passed away ednesday evening 'n_Bradenton, Fla. Tunsal at SHIRL NTRAL APEL, Illinois at 10th, Saturday, 1:30 Pp. HAP Burial Crown Hill,

HERING— William J. Deloved }uiband, Pu Ada L. He ering and f rs. ine L. Batte M. Na ay Friday mornin or further particu. lars, call WALD FUNERAL DIRECTO

KAEHN-—Michsel, of 524 N. Grant Ave. entered into rest Thursday, age 84 vears, husband i Elizabeth Kaehn, father of wii Kaehn end Mrs. Kunigunda San ey and Mrs. Elsie Gaim, bot oe-

76, husband of father. of Albert, Hanes of Greenfield,

cessed. rs. Lorretta Skeeters, great-grand-father of Harriet Jane Schuh and Carolyn Sue Skeeters. Services Monday. 1:30 W. MOORE PI

._ m. at HARRY S CHAPEL, Burial Crown Hill. 2ACE

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., Age 72 vy Elmer E. Bieter, : ES brother

rs. Id Bla = Dorn, passed away at his home, ns Prospect 3 Wednesday. April 5, 5:30 > iends may call at the residence Friday” no obn, he peral frvices| ome. invited, Burial | Oroville: 0., Sun Sends |

RUBIT2—Ma ax _H., age Rub bitz,

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McAULEY—Ruth A. of Place, entered into rest Wednesday, age 22 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy McAuley, sister of James W. McAuley, a. Parsons, | ;

aturda HAR "MOO PEACE. H Crown Hn Bik APEL. Burial

PE rR E., age 81 beloved mother rree_and Valley Petty. Carrie Davis Ollie Reetiyr mer |c passed vay ednesday. hing Ni No Bh ® ce B Somin t Mt. Jackson. Priends ion S Aen residence any time. SHIRLEY

Pep yeaiered inte fest Thursrs, husha Pickell, father of Mrs. Mildred Hunts singer, Kathryn, Norma and Evelyn Pickell, brother of Basil Pickell, Mrs. Lena Clemmons and Mrs. Ila Anderson. Serves Saturday, 3 p. m.. at residence. JL cAlabama St. asuial Washington PEACE CHAPEY, in charge. W. MObRE

SHELLEY — Fred A, a an St.: husband toni fing, Rar

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THOMAS — Henry C.. entered into rest Wednesday, age £4 years, father of Mrs. Loutisa Shields, Dorothy, Merle. Paul Robert, Henry Jr. and am Thomas. Funeral Satnurdav, i0 a at residence

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to remem None on earth can take vour place. A i home we once enjoyed, eet the memory stiil. But QEAth has left a loneliness The world can never fill. Father, Mother, Sisters and Brother.

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Tears, Holes, Burns, Mt OVid" INDIANA WEAVING CO, LI-9674, ED — Convalescents, mild 1aen'al {ll

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ALTERATIONS, |adies’ men's garments: clean, repair, press, reline, Reasonable

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FEND NDER and bodies repaired, strai htened, ainted. WARREN AUTO SERVICE, 226 N. Alabama. RI- 5755.

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HENRY GLESING cement; fioors, | | porches, steps. waiks, driveways. reas.

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treatments. DR. A. 402 Kresge Blde.

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yr inUne. siding. guttering, fur nace an general repair work. low __monthly pavments. CH-5783.

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SALLEE FU RNI-TA-5050. New,

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CHAIRS made new by rebottemin cane, hickory or 5 BOARD TRIAL AID FOR BLIND. HA- 0583.

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PAPER cleaning, w all washings, floor waxngs excellent service. O'DONALD. TA-

PAPER cl cleaning. wall washing, ;, 15 vears experience For immediate service: reasonable prices, call LANNAN, BE-4728.

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PAPERHANGING -— Painting, Cleaning. Steaming. Neat work, free estimates. Prompt. White. F. PENNINGTON, CH-2711-M. A-1 PAPERHANGING—12%c roll. ing, 75¢; 12 ears experience; reference. HERALD, BE-0614

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| WELDING OUTFIT, | tag engine, generator

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THREE registered v vearlings saddle ~stalons. All chestnut, white markings. CHRISTIANA FARM, 3 miles east of Allisonville.

BARRON ENGLISH--White Leghorn eggs, $1.50 oa 15. OTTO, Bridgeport, Ind,

2000 HEAVY mixed chicks, 3 wks. $10.95 per hundred; 53%Y oid, $5.95. SANDERS. CH-4

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Roofing ALL KINDS ROOFING -- Remodeling, re-

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FEDERAL MODERNIZATION CO.. 1123 N. Illinois, LI1-4236. Free estimates. No down

payment.

(Rug Cleaning) RUGS thoroughly cleaned, 9x12, $1.50, [ARDRICK RUG CLEANERS. _TA-0985.

( Service Stations)

| DAUM GuLk SERVICE, 24th and Meridian, $0806. furnished, $2.50) TA-6218

. ‘Car washing, tire service.” (Sewer Cleaning)

No digging up sewer Estimates.

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SATURDAY special—500 mixed | foreign y

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Legals SHERIFF'S SALE W. HADLEY Attorney for Plaintiff

By virtue ot a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Marion County, (ndiana, in cause No. 51463 wherein The Railroadmen's Buriding and Savings Association, Plaintiff, and George C. Elvers and Minnie E. Elvers, his wife, et al, Defendants, re= uiring me to make the sum of Forty= our Hundred Sixty-Eight Dollars and Ninety-Five Cents ($4468.95). as nrovided for in said decree, with interest and costs I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on SA TURDY, ey 1525 DAY OF

between the Hoar: of 10 o'clock A. M. a 4 o'clock P. M. of said day. at the door of the Court House of arion County, Indiana, the renta and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the follow ing real estate in Marion County. "ndianas Lot one hundred sixteen (116) Brookside Sunnygrove Addition, i Section, in the City of Indianapolis. If such rents ana profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree with interest and costs, will, at the same time and place, expose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as mayv be sufficient to dis~ charge said decree. Said sale will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws, NEY.

AL VEE Sheriff of Marion County. March 31, April 7, 14, 1939.

ear bath, privileges.

Rooms Without Board

$2 50—COMFORTABLE room, good teansporiation. home __ gentleman. CH-6275-J.

ALABAMA, 523 N.—Gaylord Annex, Apt. 1, nice Slecpine room; walking distance. Call LI-29i5

CENTRAL, north “of 38th; rated for business gentleman; home. HU-1567.

COLLEGE, 9251—Comfortable _ Cross ventilation; 1-2° next bath, s00d transportation: reasonable. HE 189. al

COLLEGE, 2439—Nicely furnished private family: reasonable; _tional. __HE-299 98. Shi

COLLEGE, 2446—Nice “room, next bath: 2 abe ve private home; phone; reason able

COLLEGE, vate home: gentleman. ary

HAMILTON, 617 N.—PFront room, twin beds, home privileges: reasonable; ‘gentleman preferred. CH-1516. ILLINOIS. 1820 N.—Attractive .aewly furnished front room, real home, reasonable. TA-4275 di MERIDIAN, 911 N. Apt. 6, nicely furnished, well ventilated room, private apartment, privileges: lady. ~~ + NORTH, 5400—Cheerful well ventilated room, private home: garage, gentleman; reasonable. BR-5311 PARK. 2365—Comfortahly furnished 100m, next bath, 106s." meals optional; reasonable. en PENNSYLVANIA N., 2006—Nicely furnished, large light, airy studio bedroom; phone; constant hot water .

lovely redecoprivate

room,

3222—Nice, front room: hot water,

pri-

WOODRUFF PLACE, 878 E. Drive—Sleep-

ing room, private bath, constant hot

water: reasonable.

13TH, 121 E.—Large, attractive, twin beds, fOr muon: constant hot water.

-| 27TH, 136 W.—2 Furnished or unfurnished,

near bath; 1st class: colored. HA-3979-30TH, 139 W.—Large front room, ar: ony studio couch, private home; rea__sonab HA 296-W.

62,153 subscribers every aay in Marion County alone to read vour want ad in The Times. Results at rg ord rate in in the city Phone RI- 5581 Rooms With Board 15 8. 50_COLLEGE, © 2449 - — _ Attractive room, modern home; excellent meals. Gentleman. HE-5187. BELLEFONTAINE, 1427—Well furnished room. home cooking, also laundry. RI_608 2 NICE downstairs rooms: go best care. Elderly ladies: RI-3213.

I'imes want aa al. A551

-| Hotels

ood meals; $20 mo

= want ads gel results at lowest word rate in the city. Bill will be sent ‘ater

$4.50 WEEK

ROOSEVELT HOTEL Capitol and Ohio St. Guest Laundry Free

$3.50 Week MILNER HOTEL Guest Laundry Done Free 126 8. Illinois Seminole Jotel, $3. 50 ; Same. Transient, tr. rdloinint | i; HOOSIER HOTEL Sw

showers all rms, 440 Mass, 89,

920 N. Ala.

H te! Dearborn Rates out

garage op-|__

“ ALABAMA, 2042 N, —

large closet: |. _

R Nd rh

Fhone | -

Housekeeping Rooms

$5 15—STATE, 428 N. ~Very desirable front Som apartment; utilities; private enrance

$3. 50-—NEW JERSEY, 1108 "N.—Nice, light room, innersprings, near bath. Employed _person $3. 50, $4, $4.50; 631 N. NEW JERSEY — Nicely 1 furnished; down; _1 and 2 rooms.

$4 UP—CENTRAL. 1108—Lovely 3-room apartment, furnished, sink. Private a A a a, $4—LINDEN, 1205—Large furnished front Lr 0h0s bath; utilities; innersprings.

$6— WALCOTT, 44 N.: A-1 living room, kitchen, rollaway, next bath, private en- _ trance. LI-8645.

— . Cozy studio a arte Als 3x smaller, for 1. Next bath. on

ARSENAL, 134 8.—2 nicely Jurnished rms. utilities furnished: $3 BROADWAY, py bath, studio, $5; 2 Sh CARROLLTON, 1222—2.room a next bath; private entrance. RI-6758.

ment. Adults. |

kitchenette; rooms accommodate partment; Also s'ngle. CARROLLTON, 1520—Front 2-room apart ment; overstuffed, in-a-door; utilities; private bath; entrance. RI-5076. CENTRAL, 11286—Two-room jront ment; nicely furnished; utilities. _ vate entrance. Reason able. CENTRAL. 1612—First

apar ig Hi

floor. nicely fur nished for light housekeeping.

COLLEGE, 1537—Large 2-rm. apartment, nicely furnished, private entrance; utili-

_ ties paid. COLLEGE. 1347-3. ROOM APARTMENT. RNISHED: RIVATE ENTRA Penis “1933 Nicely furnished one and two rooms; modern for light houseKeeping; reasonable. a

DELAWARE, N.. 914—Front 1-room apart ment; steam heat; utilities; newly decorated: : private entrance.

EAST, N., 351—2 lower; innersprir

innersprings; sink. Also single, lower, $10 month alking _ distance.

ILLINOIS, downstairs; entrance;

N., 2626—Two-room furnished: utilities: janitor; reasonable.

front private

ARKET, E., 1536—Large front downstairs; near bath: nished; iets enupanis, | MERIDIAN, 814 N. — Desirable location, Furnished and unfurnished apartments; __ utilities: 3 week: MICHIGAN, E.. 2416—Purnished apartment; fangs, +R utilities. Private entrance. Porch, ya ard. tl NEW JERSEY. 1460 N.—Sleeping rooms. close bath: also 2-room apartment: rea-

sonable. 3131—Nicel

NORTHV furnished hardwood

ooms 0ors,

TA-31

1ont; ties. ORIENTAL, 1%, ~~ 20—3-room apartment: utilities, innersprings, hot water, Frigidaire. Private entrance, PARK, 14l14—Lovely 2-room apartment; 2 larg Hoserss near bath: innersprings.

FARK. 2 051—2-3 Rooms, nicely furnished; Ma decorated. Also sleeping room.

HE-5 PENNSYL VANIA, N.. 1438—Newly decorated; insulate; overstuffed: electric private entrance. (New

refrigeration; : RN, 1538-3 Room partv turnis] ed: range, inne h: pri trance; r

management.) SOUTHEAS me! nice bat e. TEs Modern, clean, housekeeping rooms: util Hes urnished: private entrance, sonable, VILLA, 10 010_0ne wR housekeeping room. e

ng DR-1664.

t room, | & everything fur-

utili=|

HA-067,

3 unfiFiified front rooms re

Apartments for Rent

420 N. Meridian 882. 30-8125.00 00 1433 N. Pennsylvania

GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC.

22 W. Vermont St. LI-2439

Walking Distance

nex Apartments. 808 Fletcher Ave: ey all utilities paid, $27.50 R-4844. SECURITY TRUST CO. RI- 8570

Indianapolis Rental Agency

Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments 108 B. Wash., Room 303. LI-5393.

ROXHOLM Meridian St., 3339—2, 3-bedroom apt.: sunroom. bath and lav.: elec. ref.: stove; janitor services and r.:. rent, $65. O. H.

gar. CLARK AGENCY, LI- 5506. 106 N. Del.

AT PARK APTS.. 1625 Barth Ave. $28 Secures delightfull bedrm. apt., unfurn, Util. rge closet space, Lovely dinette. You can't beat it

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts. eladlv shown. HE-1328,

LEGRANDE APTS, 1435 E. LeGrande Ave, $22 secures lovely front unfurn. effie i Util pd. Large yard. A rare

opportunity. AT YER APTS, 144 W. 18TH-—Unfurn. $25 0. secures delightful efficiency apt. 1 .. cross ventilation. You will like Lg Hurry and see ii it.

8-9 ILLINOIS, N. ; S0v—Atiractively

$ furnished gg iciency apartments; utilie ‘ties. LI-888 ,

1708: (unfurnished) Garage. Good heat.

$40—TALBOT, ". lovely 5-room apt. _ Adults. HU-8628 ALABAMA, N., and bath $7 a eck. CAPITOL, N., 1202 Bedroom modern: $30. See custodian. LI-35 OLIVER H. CLARK "AGENCY CENTRAL, 2131—$650 week; furnished 1= room kitchenette; private bath, in-ge door bed; private entrance. HE-4155. DELAWARE, N.. 2218— (Unfurnished) front 4-room " Bis 4 Entirely redecorated. Back H-5 ——— E., 321—Large un=

cri t bed d . two rooms. ny . tion, 656. HU-5668 after 5 p. loca ‘Soe

n07 (Furnished) —2 Room ms apartment, Newly furnished.

“(Bungalow Park)—3heat, aniser service;

custodian.

MERIDIAN 148 80 8. Sid TE n-a-door be stove, i box. Utilities. DR-4793. : 9 NEW JERSEY, 624 furnished apts. tance; modern.

NEW JERSEY. N. 1031—6 unfurnished rooms: mod.; heat and wat. furn., $45.0 LI-84 01. 44 Virginia Nene) PARK, 2303—Recently decorated. modern, two-bedroom apartment; unfurnished; very quiet; adults. Reasona ble.

PENNSYLVANIA, N. 2006—Attractively

N. — 2-Room mnewlye garage, walking dis-

furnished 2-room apartment, studio live hone. Suitable Li 4 employed girls o3 achelors. Adult > ¥ 30—5 s, bath, une furnished. a Ea 3 = Delaware, RI-4949. lady to share bedroom apt. (fur= PONG 2 ‘Ret erences, 3668 (evenings.) to 4-roo Rs, $20 to 35.5 SECURT TRUST CO. Houses for Rent

ing room. double roll-a-way. Frigidaire, NINTH. W., 14 oo Na, Nea Renin, walking distance. "Colored a Joze s. Keystone