Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 May 1939 — Page 5

TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1030 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES °

_ DEATHS IN INDIANAPOLIS Conclave Head INU TENPLIRS

1 Philena Jane Hamill | Mrs. Russell P. Finney |Miss Imo Fickle | : i N LAUNGH CONGLAVE STORE NEN

Miss Philena Jane Hamill, daugh- | Services for Mrs. Russell P. Fin-| Miss Imo Fickle, who died at her |{- ; ter of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hamill, | ney, who died at her summer home hau yesterday » will be tied gh] E 3 | Registration and business sessions 4477 N. Delaware St, died vesterday| Crown oliowing [al Serve : EE Ee i i ; - at the Mothodist ’ Hospital, | at Petoskey, Mich, Saturday, will be| (To Pat Shirley Bros. Fun- 5 of the ‘85th Conclave of the Indi was 23. 'held at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow at the eral Home, 946 N. Illinois St. ] ana Grand Commandery, Knights Miss Hamill was secretary to her Harry W. Moore peace chapel) Miss Fickle, wso was 56, lived at| | Templar, were being held today as father at Atkins, Hamill and Gates, Burial will be at Crown Hill. 340 N. Emerson Ave. She was a life- | WE Dlans were completed for the annulocal stock brokers. She was born| Mrs. Finney, who was 60, was born long Indianapolis resident and was | : : al parade to be held at 3 p. m. toat Lafayette, attended public school; Ripley County and had lived here employed for a time at the Indiana S : morrow, 60 here and later attended Tudor so vears. She was a member of the Girls’ School at Clermont. : | Members will form the parade on Hall, Rockford College and Butler woodruff Place Baptist Chureh.| She is survived by a niece, Miss ; b ‘Michigan St. near the Scottish Rite University, She was a member of ge and her husband, Russell P. Jeannette Fickle, who lived with § A Cathedral. The parade will be fol-| the Third Church of Christ, Sei pinney, had left their home here, her. | lowed by an exhibition drill. | entist. |2890 Sutherland Ave, a month ago. The Commandery will convene at |

St ls . . _— 10 a. m. tomorrow at the Masonic ie had won many medals as 8] ghe is survived by her husband: ‘Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hyman | : ™ Temple to hear the address of wel- |

member of the Highland Golf andy ~ qaughter, - Mrs. Bartholda I.| 3 | ; : ) * | A double burial service for Mr. and | 3 T ‘come by the Rev. J. Ambrose | Country Club swimming team. Stearns, and a sister, Mrs. Eva Mrs. Herbert R. Hyman of New York | 3 Saw Dunkel, past eminent commander | Buy Now! Use Our Layaway Plan! : Craig. wilt be held at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow | E : land Tabernacle Presbyterian Church! Walter lines at the Indianapolis Hebrew | 3 { ‘pastor.

Walter Jines, interior decorator! Mrs. Rose Ella Branstetter [Cemetery with Rabbi Morris Fuer- | | WHT A 3 The final business séssions and | SE AYE ang

died yesterday at his home, 2005 8S. : licht officiating. ; a election of officers Thursday Meridian St. He was 62. Mrs. Rose Ella Branstetter of Cremation services for Mr. and] Pras E BOR conclude the conclave.

y Bridgeport, a Marion County resi-|nfrs Hyman were held in New York] Mr. Jines was born in Kentucky] BARGAIN

and had been a resident of Indian- dent for 35 years, died yesterday at/at the. time of their deaths, Mrs apolis’ South and West Sides nearly her home. She was 58. |Hyman’s six ago and Mr. i NE AIDS oe PERMANENTS 50 years. He was a member of| puneral services are to be held |Hyman's March 26. ol Gp anele ean Sacred Heart Catholic Church and Thursday at 2 p. m. at the home,| Mr. Hyman is a form complete with Halr

formerly member of the {apolis resident and at ried indie of| J Irim Shampoo ¥ SR ‘ R . . Xe am Re Rs Son 33 Filial 48 Yo We map = 10 MEET IN CITY Re dys an | LER a ” 1200 Brand New Spring 1939 Cotton Daytime

Eagles Lodge. Washington Park Cemetery. | his death was advertising manager He is survived by his wife, Mrs.| *\ PRl oe” Cirvived by [for the Conde Nast Publications. ne a a MO 116 SE Frocks for Misses!—Women and Larger Women— Mamie Wolsiffer Jines; five Sons... chand, John E. Branstetter, a His mother, Mrs. Frances Hyman. | | So New—crisp—fresh and dainty, just bought for this sale.

Arthur, Howard, Ray, Robert and |is an Indianapolis resident, living EE —— Pa 2° . v . h : steam fitter; a sister, Mrs. Edith! ‘ ’ SS = — BR 7Each frock is a famous make, noted for its perfect fit and Ralph; four daughters, Mrs. Padella| peeq” pt Wayne, and a daughter, |at the Marott Hotel. 400 Hoosier Executives Are | Sa. 3 : &/ beautiful styling. Wine, Mrs. Lucille Boltinghouse, yp. araroverite Branstetter Belden, DINE AT THE POPULAR Trl NR , A Mrs. Esther Englert and Mrs Ruth | maianapolis ‘Maurice P. Sweany Expected Tomorrow RESTAURANT a Ee fi Made in Sell O'Mara, Mrs. Rose Blackwell and Maurice P. Sweany, an electrical And Thursday. . | FJ | FS ¥ /S : R Tr I Va 4 for $1, $1.59

Sturgel; three sisters, Mrs. Becky Mrs. Sally Marsh, and two brothers, | Amos Hare worker for the Sanborn Electric Co.,

Richard and Daniel. a ; 309 N. Illinois St, died today at] Amos Hare, 67, for 25 years 8 yrethodist Hospital from injuries re-| Frank E. Bohn of Ft. Wayne, é d : 98 intenance man for the Morrison's ved in a fail Feb. 15. He was association president, will preside "ih . Sa TY | Vv main | cel p | a Cr | n Les) ey Suge 3 tnd | Washington St. Corp, women’s ap- | 44. fat the 20th annual Indiana Tele- TRY A GOOD .? “3 a ’ esley Suigrove, former Indian- y hone Association convention to- » |parel shop. died today of a heart] Mr. Sweany was installing a cable!D apeuis HEWYpaperman: ses yee | A at Be store. at the International Harvester Co.| og 20 Thursday at the Clay TOWNE All Sizes A 1 oo! Hote He was the last surviving son of| Mr. Hare, who lived at 327 N. I een i SS el mp More than 400 telephone execu- ’- BR vy 12 to 20 me Te rg Clive '§ (Bancroft St, had started down in pital with both arms broken. {tives representing 300 companies in DINNER : EN IN. a) 38 to 44 or ONES . : { . . bid ih \ Morton Indiana’s Civil War Gov-| ‘he elevator, employees said, from| He was Boy ut Seymour ong ned je ter W n a accounting, : iF ) 46 to 52 $2 cron nd hime active dn loci the (dr, When he dpm to Ee Sven omer. os commerom an and trae prov: | Compiete psy; | SOK > AB rele er o r ‘ newspaper eircles. : {the floor releasing the controls the and of the Tuxedo Park Baptist lems will be held. for Only Cc | Dresses So Unusual We Expect a Sellout! He 1s survived by his wife, Mrs. elevator stopped automatically. { do! Local discussion participants ine : k 4.2 We Can't G | h Sophia Dithmer Sulgrove: a daugh-| Employees said he probably had Church. He lived at 8068 N. Colorado, clude John Conley and Edgar K. Served Every Evening \ , ¥ e Can’t Get Any More When ter. Mrs. Agnes Smithurst and a the longest record of any elevator Ave. cu . |Goss. Foster L. Stanley of Indian- \ These Are Gone! son, Lesley Jr. maintenance man in Indianapolis. He is survived by his wife, Bessie: |, is will speak on “Consolidations 7 N. Meridian | h : REL The Fine Materials

two sons, Robert and Louis; a for Providing Operating Economy.” daughter, Marjorie; a sister, Mrs "

S 1 A 1 E DEA 1 HS Gute Beardslee, and his father, EE = EES | a ® Cotton Crepes i ® Piques | Lewis. | ® Printed Broadcloths @ Printed Sheers

BTN Mollie lie, daughters, Irs. er RL Josephine Bausback ® Woven Cords ® Poplin Uniforms h | ® Flock Dot Voiles ® Shantungs

Joseph Llewelly

Nai Mebhan, 53. Sutviver: Hugwen He rv “Hunter ” rvivors: Par.| Miss Josephine Bausback, 50. | x ips " at ¢ Sur. ents. Mi and Mrs Cha les Martin; Brookville, Ind., died last night at r Ors! Sony, Orval el Shughiers M4 Ys APEL TT o W lode Ba Su Methodist Hospital from a fractured | 300 More Just Unpacked! Save! Btta Carpenter. I Liar ETRE daughter, Mrs. © el. Meara. Skull received when she fell from the ANOKA Mrs. Mary Etta Jones. 72. Sur-|Son. John: brot hers, Layton William: car of her sister near Broskville, RAYON DRESSES \ an ughters Mrs Mal Shag, Mr Fister. Mrs. Stella Pollard, Mrs. Dorothy April 29 Dox in I eral. Warne ARIS Waites W. Weaver. G8. Burs FLEECED TOPPERS : " rivers TOR iTe aghrers ary ees ur. 1 Miss Bausback started to get on

My James Hunt Mrs | Donald. Mrs. Eugene Musser: Sisters. Mrs. of the car, police said, before i y y Sab ron Gearse fy, © TE WAT Magee, rs Elgabelh wyman. stopped, and she fell, striking her Buy Both for the Price You Would Bonn entcke Survivors 3 a Ordinarily Pay for One

Ha gM ; dat ght er nn s. Iva Builer- Jennie: sister. Mrs. Ella Hoppes; step- head. The DRESSES

daughter, Mrs. Norman Webb Ba t AN Bas Y: x Re a ; ER Es arrell " Nt os | a Er vasie Robu Styles vou will wear for Mr CE Blzabet Foo mS “Mrs. alk ald, Mrs, yi Fadel, el ory a aate, Bola i ap 3 fh Sah patter Chaik L. Polk B81. Sur MOXNGO-—Simon Fair, 80 Suirh ors: in a field in the 1200 block W. Ray- Crepes — Ravon French

ei AMBRIDGE CITV—Andrew Hu s6.| MIDDLETOWN—Ronald CANNELTON—George Crepes Plain Colors—

vivors: Daughters, Mrs Mabel Mi! ler. Mrs. | Dau hters A: Simon Mutchler Mayme Pay: ne. Mrs. Alma Hawkins: step-| nehonse: brother, Jackson Stster {mond St. He was 33. Prints -— Combinations.

Naa I lar Lee | Mi Simon \ | . : Sizes 12 to 52. CARTH AGE: st Nora Hen ev, 80 Sur- | MOROCLY-.00) ald IL. Purkeyv., 29. Sur. Mr. RobM, was a Rumanian and No rs. Rose Gear. [vivors: Wife, Ethel L: children, Gerald. had no relatives in the United] " He ley Henry ts r ay Mrs " prirmr Mrs Rd Zerfas, 50. Sure [olen Hervey. parents Mr. and ii States. He lived in a small house on The TOPPERS [the field. Soft pastel fleeces of a

Ralph: daushrers, | Bilan Wiemine da Kaser H) da Zerfas: sons r- 7 | How ard { 1 scar KLAND CITY—Mrs. Amv ie RX tees feted asi nice weight for Spring Oscar ton 76 rvivors Husband, Wi and Summer. Full rav-

Mrs. Roy Gilpin ana Mr. Gores Juphiers, Mins Bren oma S17" FUNERAL THURSDAY J wee Sanit

Jes Steele

While 200 Lact

Soren fo ES Jt EER Sones dt] FOR JOHN M. LEWIS a Reg. $1.59 72x78

sters Mrs en re Dunkin Winsiow Warner, Burtis; sister, Mrs

me Fi EAIth AShb | ——— >, rn \ ELKHART: Cetan D Fisher, iy PENDLETON=DE BR OC Reid. 78. Sur- SEYMOUR. May 9 (U. P).—| . 0 > ¢ % . PATCHWORK

Husband, Leland: mother vr : AR Phill ips. ‘daughter, Suganne. sis. | Vivors: Wife; son, Dr. Robert H. Reid. |pyineral services will be held Thurs. | a beta . a Timan Mr <. Leta Kielv.| PERU—William Henrv Buffington, 43 dav : \ DESIGN

“Wiliam D. Smith. SUtvivers: Daughter, | Survivors: Daughter Mrs. Morris Dye; day for John M. Lewis, once ; \ ) ; : on Bisvey; half-brother, Fred ee Pranemes, Wiliam Jr.. brothers. prominent in State political circles, : 2 2 i : QUILTS EVANSVILLE George © Schnatt Ars Marv Ana Ban) 8 rs: Who died here late yesterday. He : } Y oe § hrers. Helen, Vio id US Berna Eman Mee Was 65 step-children, John Banks, | Mr. Lewis on two occasions held

a_ Tuner Mary Lite Federal jobs in Washington, was a

PRINCETON— 67 VIvOYS: | vy t a ‘ ; . J TRINCETON—AIva Levi 87. Surdivars: yg “judge on the Jackson-Wash- Wom's Pure Silk Regular $1.00 Value Sweetheart Satin

B 4 es ; Mrs I M. Bilderback: brothers, Ed and ington judicial circuit, a one-time | BN 1+ Fu'l Fashioned Hose | HANDBAGS 4-Gore Slips

TOUTS Livy & 8 member of the State Republican Ft

Sdmund, John, Joseph} (REMINGTON Mrs. Margaret E Tice Committee, and once a candidate for 3 ; Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Frank O'Co A : ” i 3 = of s i a id WSR HN Mrs. Aunie Warden, Mrs Julia Hicks, Liewtehant Governor during the | : a nd F Cc Cc Cc 3: Pounds : Ounces rs. Lillle Cu: ? 4 Eg A cheerful, friendly patch-

- Ns, Clara Bal icom, Mrs. Kate Peek, Mrs Bull Moose split. i : >: Gertrude Hamilton; brothers, John, Em-| x : R : wg 45) E. = : . $1.00 Values. Lustrous 1 v Tete Meehan { Advertisement ‘ bi ; ¥ ; Prices have advanced at § New Spring and Sum- § ravon satins, rayon knits work pattern, quilt stitched, ROSEDALE—Robert Straughan, 89. Sur-! ' ; 3 . the mills. A special buy | mer colors and styles. and pigment crepes— @§ tape bound edges in a matchZipper and metal frame perfect

! vivors: Daughters. Mrs. Maude Cook, Afrs A 3 oY 3 \ : brings this low ) ) tting and un- ' i y Sapp. ir- | Priscilla Tom. Miss Annabel Stranghan M 0 T H E R! | ARR “3 : Wednesday ‘ fasteners Fitted and § conditionally guaranteed. ng soos. Filed Wid: new Mm. HArr . sons. Robert. Thomas: sisters . Mrs Maggie | 3 3 RK So %, Wanted colors. ravon lined. Sizes 32 to 52. cotton linters, unbleached mus\e he

Adamson. Mrs Sarah Ph You'll be happy to see the ising way 3 £3 i La lin back. Choice of 4 prev Rt USRVILLE Jar me finie 83. Sur- | Cuticura helps keep baby’s skin in A-1 3 i dominant color patterns. SEY MOTR—AL er WT Bites 5 Eh Eoulicun. Cuticura Soap to bathe. Cuti- . i : : , Wife Lud Rta Sur- | eura Ointment to help relieve diaper rash. § 3 R . - ’ 5, Mrs. sa EY ~ heer Zeit Cuticura Talcum to soothe and refresh. Sold } ) § § Wrisley % 5¢-10¢c bh ’ fsters at druggists, 25¢ each. For FREE sample, & ! : 3:4 X L/ Toilet Soaps

waite Susicurs, Dept, 25 Dahan Mass,

ae ne. Kremnhagen. 25. Survivor —— , 2 | IrRinia 1 se. Gi or ate Hehe. | . &: LN & . $ d, Leo Homer 2 gne 1d Ray He Ath ‘ - 3 RN 3 BARS qQ¢ Mr illiam T Gr een: brother, 3 A : a . Men's $1.45 Wool Felt ¥ i a EMRE aE Nc.

Mrs. J. B. Dru lev, Miss | i soaps. Manufacturer's reject

8 S or Ie hn ? . Sifter Survivers: Wife, Nora | 0 ( | H a : = ES 1 2: mother, Mrs. Laura Guffey: br others. RE ; 8 1} drew >. David h:. SiS 1 3 ors: | Te Rey ar ws 2 | 0 = Terry Knit Bil (SHREVE s. Georgiana Farrell, akes You Look Older ff Turkish Towels

vivors Edward, Manuel; !

h Mrs hry illips; sisters, 7 i ; ¥ rs, St sie Tix, ) Nr Cecilia Spiekien. | C LAI RO L 5 Greens, Blues, Grays, 17x34 Size. Assorted Mist ora Worland; brother, Charles Wor- | or INECTO HAIR TINT BR } ! y colored borders. Huck &

sor ™ BEND—W liam Sar®ent MAKES YOU LOOK YOUNGER Browns towels included.

urvivor Ww Wife. Clara sisters NN " WORK “CuARARTEED BY Chat les ogoman, Mrs. Ed West fail Mrs 79¢ Crinkled Bedspreads

Full lined, leather sweats.

pi WW TO ts Shap utuivors: Son. STAR SIY—Mis Joells Nancy Amber] sal Wet. bi. ny 25 Bur thousands of other Jims Welts, bound and raw irs cerne Barrv: siste: : “Wesle hs, Mise mbler, Mrs. erry TY . . es. i 34 3g. RY ik HEM lam. Harm Farmer “ Nar es Am . y re "| CENTRAL BEAU have lately turned to Sterling Pilsner, edges. Set 6%. to 1X f Be ra bed ( ne mit} i Ar —Aartin rays. v } \ size. ose, - vivors: Wife, Winifred; daughter, Miss ZTONSVILLE—Ira FiYood Conrad. 70. 201. 0.0. F She . LI-0432. : happy in the knowledge that an 8-ounce Choice of $2.95 O $1.95 green, orchid ee) ¢

Helen Smith Sui vivors s: _Dsughte I er. Mr s Naf Silver

Advertisement glass contains no more calories than an Fur Felt | ATS Ry gg to 19¢c Val.

1 ng- E 10 WORK ordinary bran muffin. Genuine Fur Felts in Zephyr and X RE Dress Fabrics i i All new S 50 N Sheer goods, per-

: . ; regular spring weights. cales and ging- ® Sterling Pilsner is brewed entirely from shapes including the “Big Apple.” hams. Large se- 6G ¢ Nature's Finest, Grains—light, clear Greens, blues, Crass and browns, ped 0 2,

Sizes in 63% to T's,

Got RETONGA, y SHE SAYS B08 Spaniind : : : Men's New Summer Caps 59¢ 10.790, lig

For complete beer satisfaction, switch Ruffled Pairs

Brn rs” YE. n Braden JOR | NN SE to Sterling. Be a Good Sport Priscilla Sets, 3 . KE NTL AND—Ralph M. Marin, 45 Sur. AG Ea Cottage Sets, Je Shushiers, Boriy. Tanne To! New Medicine Built Up Her! (yb NE A 3 Wear An Tatlured Dau go Su Ase { Son . form a : i Strength and Ended Years, y 3 ] Out E Special ay BI 68. Sur jvors: Pater of Pain and Misery. 8 R ¥ To Jha In-or- ut nsemble Window Shades

Mrs Ella reat on Mrs

brother, W. E. Brookbank. | hi J LY g* 36x6 size, Green and LOGANSPORT—Albert G. Jenkines, It is astonishing how many peo. || _ 2A2 nan) ) j tan. Will not crack or ITIVE aires son, Walter, daughter. ple are living below their normal > ON BN kh : 1 piuhole. Mount on You? ¢ Jo: Bi . : ‘| strength and usefulness, and yn : \ 4 i: old rollers.

going intense pain and suffering be-

~|cause their bodies have become! \ No Nil 10c Wall- | boisoned with toxic impurities as] Nan = 0 L A Cool Shirt

: a result of acid indigestion and] a sluggish bower © Moo bn bool aa -—v REFER THAN » Combination, Rex brand. While 200 cans last. BARGAIN 1046 Sumner St. Indianapolis, a! a Sanforized =~ ~ business woman of long experience | | JA | , Shrunk MRS. C. T: FOX CANS C

CURSIONS and at present employed in the | « CTV : 3 » | West Newton, Ind., school cafeteria, | : , Air-condition yourself all summ has just had such an experience and |in five months and I became blue : \ long. Ideal oo tennis, golf ey 5c to 10c Val.

tells how Retonga drove the poisons and discouraged. I read how Re- : Special Round Trin Coach Fares | [TOM her body and relieved her of (tonga had helped so many others S = BF ty hiking and beach wear. Choice of Chinaware Specia p pain and suffering that had totally [in almost my same condition and I : : | ina Ca 2

Good on Specified trains only— | disabled her for many months. | decided to try it. I improved from = Dessert Dishes, for details consult agents “ “For Jat SemSuiing al-| the pesinning and in a few weeks, 5 : Fis. Pes, Puls ays seemed to be wrong with me my headaches, dizziness and pains = i el S— er) Saturday, May 13 and about a year ago my condition had entirely gone, my bowels be- = 3 AW Men's Regular $1.00 $7.00 PITTSBURGH got so bad I had to give up my came regular and I was entirely free : AX \ "BIG YANK" 1000-10¢ eee work,” said Mrs. Fox. “I suppose/of gas and bloating. My nerves are | § lt Light Bulbs SUNDAY, MAY 14 my system had gradually become strengthened, my sleep is restful | 8 RAR A SRE SH i « ” 7 , Inside frosted. 40, 50, 60 Watts, $250 LOUISVILLE poisoned Yuh toxic wastes because and undisturbed and I feel like a | BN : SS 3 A i Sanforized Shrunk 5 , 50, y my bowels were so sluggish that different person. I wish I could TERE ; | BE oy $3.75 COLUMBUS finally T got where I had to take tell everyone suffering as I did COVERT PANTS FOR « $225 DAYTON iaSatives tw Ie a day. 1 Had bilious, about this grand medicine.” / R ONE OF J D dizzy headaches, terrible pains in. Mrs. Fox's statement is typical of S50 Fioh MOND ok my Shulfers, back, arms and legs, the praise given to Retonga every NS $ 3 ont Pkg. of 12 Boxes turning est atl and became so weak I'd feel so faint dav. A Retonga representative is! A y, Sunday Night I couldn't walk across the room. now at Hook's De Drug i AMERICA Ss FINEST ah SE Gray Only ¢ Safety Matehes ’ Pn Riley 9331 Everything I ate disagreed with me Store, S. E. corner Illinois and 3 ; : : SHR ¥ : Sa box v value. Sale price gue 5 and gas bloated me until I was mis- | Washington, and will be glad to tell = BEERS Shah * Made with all the famous BIG Vv " erable. I was so nervous and rest- you about the famous new medicine. Yas YANK features. Full cut and N) AN SYL | th ideas pus 1 dy got a fuil night's Retonga may be obtained at all | SE . fj roomy. Sizes 31 to 42. Boxes Cc |sleep an felt worn out all the Hook's Dependable Drug Stores. | : : ahalddbolill ‘me. I had not been able to work|$1.35 size, 98c. Se |