Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 October 1939 — Page 13

Col. Abner Pickering + Services for Col. "Abner Pickering, U. 8. Army, retired, were to be held today at San Diego, Cal., and Friday at Arlington National Cemetery in Washington. Col. Pickering, a native of Indiana and first military in- . Struetor at Purdue University, died Priday at the Naval Hospital in San Diego. +The retired officer was born near ‘Wabash 85 years ago, and entered West Point in 1874. He served as instructor at Purdue for four years during the 1880s. He attended the - 60th reunion of his West Point class last year. Col. Pickering was the father of Mrs. Mauree Mahin, 1321 N. Meridian St., wife of Liéut. Col. Frank C. Mahin, senior instructor of the 38th Division, Indiana National Guard. Besides Mrs. ‘Mabhin, survivors are the wife, Mrs. Ada Pickering; daughter, Mrs. M. C. Smith - Beverly Hills, Cal., wife of Brig. Gen. M. C. Smith, U. S. Army, retired; two sons, Lieut. Col. Woodeil A. Pickering of San Antonio, Tex., and John Pickering of Mauila, P. I, and 12 grandchildren.

Mrs. Permelia Magee

Funeral services for Mrs. Permelia Almina Magee, who died Saturday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Noble H. Shute, 502¢ Kenwood Ave, will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Mooresville Methodist Church

and burial will be in Newman, Ill. Mrs. Magee was 87 and had been - {11 for only a short while. She was bern Oct. 25, 1851, in Toronto, Ind., and was married in 1870 to John A> Magee. ' They lived at Newman until his death in 1910. Until recently Mrs. Magee had lived with another daughter, Mrs. S: S. Sutton, Camby. Mrs. Magee was a member of the Mooresville Methodist Church and of the Order of Eastern Star. She is survived by the two daughters, Mrs. Shute and Mrs. Sutton, and two sons, Ray Magee and Dr. Floyd Magee, both of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Etta Brown

Funeral services for Mrs. Etta Isabelle Brown, 'who died yesterday at her home, 803 N. Keystone Ave., will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow at the Dorsey Fungral Home. Burial will be at Washington Park. Mrs. Brown was born in Nashville, Ind., 57 years ago, and came to Indianapolis from Franklin 21 years ago. She was a member of the Greensburg Methodist Church. She is survived by her husband, Charles B. Brown; a daughter, Mrs. Vivian Van, and three sons, Wilbur L., Charles M. and Paul, all of Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Phoebe Murphy of Indianapolis and Mrs. Amanda McQueen of Nineveh, Ind, and nine grandchildren.

‘Claude W. Katzenberger

Claude W. Katzenberger, 1114 N. Oxford St., a World War veteran, died last night in City Hospital, where he was taken after he suffered a stroke yesterday. Mr. Katzenberger was 43, a native of Indianapolis, -and a member of the Centenary Christian Church and Brookside Lodge 720, FF. & A. M. He served during the war in the 24th Cavalry and the | 82d Field Artillery. He is survived by his mother, Mrs, Ida Katzenberger, and - three brothers, George, Ralph and William Katzenberger, all of Indianapolis. ervices will be at 2 p. ni. Tuesday in the. Harry W. Moore Funeral Heme with burial in Washingion Park.

Mrs. Fannie S. Liepold

Mrs. Fannie S. Liepold was to be buried at Cincinnati today following funeral services at the |Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Mrs. Liepold died Saturday at the home of her daughter, “Mrs. Joseph M. Bloch, 4163 Washington Blvd. | A native of Cincinnati, Mrs. Liepold had lived in Indianapolis for 14 years. She was 76, and a member of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation. Besides Mrs. Bloch, survivors are a son, A. E. Liepold of St. Louis, and a brother, C. B. Sommers of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Pauline Mildred Loftis

Funeral services for Mrs. Pauline Mildred Loftis, 1802 Berwick Ave., will be held af 1 p. m. tomorrow in the Conkle Funeral Home. Burial will be in Floral Park. Mrs. Loftis, who was 33, died Saturday in Methodist Hospital’ where she had been a patient for several weeks. She was a native of Indianapolis and had lived all her life on the West Side. She is survived by her husband, Guy D. Loftis; six sons, Guy Loftis Jr., Mayron Loftis, Ronald Loftis, Robert Loftis, Philip Loftis and ‘Paul David Loftis; two daughters, Marilyn Loftis and Carrol Ann Loftis; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Layton; seven brothers, Roscoe Layton Jr., Charles Layton, Thomas Layton, Robert Layton, Richard Layton and Jack Layton; two sisters, Mrs. Gernetta Thacker and - ‘Mrs. Martha Lytton, and her grandmother, Mrs. Effie Pyatt.

Mrs. Katherine - Smallwood

Services for Mrs. Katherine Smallwood, who died Friday at her home, 6047 W. Morris St., were to be held at 2 p. m. today at the resiJones. Burial was to be at Crown A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, Mrs. Smallwood was 66. She was the widow. of Joseph Smallwood, and a member of the Zion Evangelical Church. . : She is survived by a daughter, Mrs.” Fay Wardwell; four sisters, Mrs. Mary Skaggs, Mrs. Amelia Bechtold, Mrs. Oscar Wollenweber and Mrs, Edward Knoble; a brother, Edward Koehl, and five grandchildren, all of Indianapolis.

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held at 10 a. m. ‘tomorrow -at the Royster & Askin’ Mortuary, 1902 N. Meridian St. Burial will be in New Crown Cemetery. Mr. Woodruff, who was 63, = survived by his son, George Woodruff, and a daughter, Mrs. Leona Maxwell, both of Indianapolis. A sister, Mrs. Abbie Yelox, lives in Noblese.

Mrs. Sophia Kautsky Services for Mrs. Sophia Kautsky, who died Saturday night at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Anna Mayfield at Reynolds, Ind., will be held at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Flanner * & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will be at Crown Hill. Mrs. Kautsky, who was 80, lived a| here for 42 years before she moved to Reynolds 15 years ago. She was a member of the Irvington Presbyterian Church here. She is survived by two other daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Bealmear and Mrs. Rose Herrick, and five sons, Edward, Richard, Jaseph, Rudy and Wenzel Kautsky. Her husband died 23 years ago.

Albert L. Millington

Funeral services for Albert L. Millington, an -employee of the J. W. Smith & Son Bakery since 1912, were to be held-at 3 p. m. today in the wald Funeral Home. Burial was to be in Crown Hill. Mr. Millington, who was 59, died at his home, 205 Beverly Drive, Friday. He had been ill for three years. Born in Phoenixville, Pa.,, he had lived in Indianapolis since 1896. He was a member of the Woodruff Baptist Church, Indianapolis Lodge 669, F. & A. M., Murat Temple, Sahara. Grotto, Brookside Lodge 818, I. O. O. F., and Aerie 21, Fraternal Order or Eagles. He was active in tournament bowling and attended the American Bowling Congress events several years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Laura M. Millington: a sister, Mgs. E. W. Springer, Indianapolis; and a brother, Dr. William A. Millington, Seattle, Wash.

State Deaths

ANDERSON--John Parker, 77. ors: Wife, Corna; sisters, Mrs. ly Smart; “drother,

SuryivJohn William Parker. CENTERVILLE—Mrs. Emaline Walker, Survivor: Daughter, Miss Babe Walker. - ELKHART—Mrs. Agnes Risser, 49. Survivors: Husband, W. Risser; sons. jer bert, Medrl and Willis: daughter, Wilm brothers, Alphus, Clayton. Riifus ‘and voil Canen: sister, Golda Canen. ELWOOD—Mrs. Nora Sidwell, 51. Survivors: Husband. ‘Clinton Sidwell; father, James Persinger: sister, iss Reh hel PérSinger; brother. Samuel Persing ~ Lake Hugh es, 52. Survivors: Wife, Glady s;._sons rthur, Earl, arold and Ralph; nage Mrs. Grace Buéy; brothers, Frank and H agry. EVANSVILLE—George W. Bohn, “42. Survivors: Wife, Martha; daughters, Misses Donalda and Valeda Bohn Frederick H. -Koehne, 75. Survivors: Dsughter Miss Ethel Koehne; sisters, Mrs. Meyer. Mrs. Bertha Schumacher: brothers, William and Dr. J. B. Koehne. Mrs. Willine Housman, - 65. = Survivors: sister. Mrs. Martha Youngblood.

GOSHEN—Mrs. Marie Kelly, 50. Survivors: Husband R. B. Kelly; daughters, Mrs. Mary Louise Howard and Mrs. Kat. ath< leen Graff; stepmother, Mrs. Starr; OPPES, Joel Yoder Kennel, 77. Survivors: wire, Catherine; daughters, Mrs. War ils and Mrs. Gilbert Hayden; brother, David; sister. Mrs. Fannie Walter. KOKOMO—MTrs. Viola Waddell, 72. ‘Sur vivers: Daughters; Mrs. Wallace Riddell and Mrs. Fay Rothrock; son, or hn Wad deli: sister, Mrs, Eliza Tinkle;. brother, L. J. Garrison. MONTEREY — George W. Exaver, 87. Survivors: Sons, William, John and Leo FRsvel Hay ight Bfersy Mrs. Mary .Schober, Mrs. 8S. NEW ALBANY airs Katherine Rouck, 74. Survivors: Husband, Martin; sons, Hilen S204 Oscar Roma sister, Mrs. Mary on ‘Mrs. Dina Swartz, 97. Survivors: Huspnd, Herbert, daughtpr, Darlena; parents, r. and Mrs. Ivan Lynch; sisters, Mrs. il Bowers and Mrs. Charles Phillips; brothers, Frank and Lloyd Lynch. NEW RICHMOND—Edward re Onppy. 80. Survivors: Wife, Ruby; sans, Davia’ iar. land, Leiand, = and Thomas: brother, Frank; half-sister, Mrs. Mary Worl PENDLETON-—John P. Flynn vivors: Wife, Barbara; sister, Miss Alice Flynn; brother, - James - Flynn. SOUTH BEND—Mrs. Helen Bojewicz, 65. Survivors: Husband, Henry: sons, Larry, Josepn and Henry Bojewicz Jr.; San ghers, Mrs. Helen Mighowska, Mrs. HA & araztnska, Mrs. Stephanie. Makieiora;

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Wife. Flora: daughter, Parsen;. sons, Charles, Edgar, Atis Eaton.

TAX HEARINGS BEGIN IN LAFAYETTE TODAY

Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 9.— Hearings for units of Tippecanoe County whose 1940 budgets call for levies in excess of the limits set by law will be conducted by the State Tax Board here today. The ~ Civil City budget hearings has been set for 1:15 p. m. Others follow: Randolph, 10:30 a. m.; Sheffield, 10:45 a. m.; Union, 11 a. m.; Washington, 11:15 a. m.; Wayne, 11:30 a. m; Battle Ground, 1 p. m.; Lafayette school city, 2:15 p. m.; West Lafayette civil city, 2:45 p. m.,, and West Lafayette school city at 3:30 p. m.

————————— ensi————— " SUCCESSOR TO BE NAMED CLEVELAND. Oct. 9 (U. P).— Federal Judgé Robert N. Wilkin said today that a successor to Charles E. Denny as trustee of the Erie Railroad Co. would be named on

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FRANK CONES IS DEAD AT 67

Republican Politician Served On County Council and Works Board.

Frank Cones, Indianapolis real estate dealer ‘anid Republican politician, will be buried at Crown Hill Wednesday following funeral services at 2 p. m. at his residence, 5808 Central Ave. Mr. Cones, who was 67, died. yesterday at his home. Active in Republican politics - for many years, he had served as a precinct committeeman and ward chairman, was a member of the County Council from 1926 to 1930, a member of the Wotks Board in 1927 and candidate for County Treasurer five times, from 1930 to 1938. Born of a: pioneer family on a Washington Township farm, Mr. Cones graduated from Ben Davis High School, worked as a traveling salesman and, in 1898, helped start the firm of Hummel & Cones, which sold buggies and farm machinery. In 1905, Mr. Cones acquired an interest in the Gates-Osborn Carriage Co.- of Indianapolis and the Marshalltown Buggy Co. of Marshalltown, Iowa. He entered the real estate business in 1908. Mr. Cones was a member of the North Methodist Church: Millersville Masonic Lodge; Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, Raper Commandery 1; Oriental Lodge, Indianapolis Council, Mystic Shrine; Sahara Grotto; Arion Lodge, K. of P., and Red Men's Lodge. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Vera Cones; four sisters, Mrs. Anna Arbuckle, Mrs. Alice Appleget, Mrs. Bertha Johnson and Mrs. Tressie Kirk, and a brother, Charles G. oan

JOHN T. OLIPHANT, VINGENNES, IS DEAD %

Times Special : VINCENNES, Ind. Oct. 9.—John T. Oliphant, retired Vincénnes industrialist and former State Highway Commission member, died yesterday at/ Detroit, where he had gone to consult a specialist. Mr. Oliphant, who was 72, had been ill for several months. Mr, Oliphant, who was a native of Monroe County, was active in many Knox County industrial enterprises. During the World War, he was a member of the nine-man advisory committee appointed by President Wilson. He is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Ida Bowers and Mrs. Eva Smith of Vincennes and Mrs.

a brother, Frank L. Oliphant, president of the Vincennes Steel Corp. Mr. Oliphant was a Shriner, Knight Templar and 32d degree Mason.

POSEY COUNTY FARM CHAIRMAN IS NAMED

Times Special MOUNT VERNON, Ind. Oct. 9.— Floyd E. LaDuke is the new chairman of the Posey County Agricultural Conservation Committee. The former vice chairman succeeds William F. Joest. who was elected vice chairman. The third member of the committee is Elbert E. Mathew. - George W. Hanshoe is first alternate and ‘Albert S. Schroder le second alternate.

TOBACCO FIRMS CITED

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9 (U, P.) — The Federal Trade Commission today charged alleged violation of the Robinson-Patman Act by P. Lorillard Co. New York; Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp, Louisville, Ky.; R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, N. C., and Larus & Brother Inc, Richmond, a.

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CONES—Frank, beloved husband of Vera ‘and brother "of Mrs. Anna Arbuckle Mrs: Alice App J

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passed away Oct. 9 $e hr 1 Capi de Place. Friends ma call at t LIN 1508 et St., me after noon

ay rvices m., at ea ttle Flower Catholic Church. BL Crown Hill. Friends invited. FROELICH—Rose, wife of the ate Sonn Froel ch, other gt Mrs. Willi J. laska, Mrs. seph bauer, Detroit: Sohn Froelich, Hoc a ich; Sister of Frank laska, Chesimg, and Mary Auer, Detro Ams other of John and James Rayden Indianapolis; Edwin Sloss, Francis and Livaria Ge-

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GANDOLFO—David D., of 2010 E. 42d 8t., beloved husband of Rose Gandolfo, fa~ ther of Albert and Soha Gand -er’of Samuel, y o8eDH, A ol and 3 Suar and John Sarlag ${) of ‘peoris Monday, O¢ Oct. 3 nera a. m., from HOME. 1 i363 St, Joan of Arc Ch ment St. Joseph ery. Friends inv

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GOLAY—Delia E. (nee Ford. beloved wife of Clarence Gola

other of Thelma Gotay! sister of am And John Ford Marie Laffey rgeret Hoff and Catherine McClure, died Friday, Oct. 6th. at the family residence, 28 Hendri cks lace, Funeral Wednesday. t. 11, 8:30 m., from the residence. Service Holy Cross Church, 9 a. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Filends invited.

HUNTER Catherihe. e Bert #1; 3018 Miller St. ther of R. ‘Hun Atle of Mra Hattie Seidel a assed away Saturda . ednesday, 10 a. m.. at the Wood i Tabernacle. the HOME after 5

‘p.m. Pay. Burial Williamsport, Ind. JAQUET Saran, widow of Henry. Sister of Mrs. Edward ar and iw Willia

Mehrhoff, Lawrenceburg, Ind. Pa away Sunday morning a "her home. 1102 / Services at the

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KATZENBERGER—Claude W., entered into rest Saturday, age 4: Ida atzenberger, Ralph and Wil Katzenberger. ices Sesday, Ron HARRY W. MOORE PEACE tuk . Burial Wash-

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RAUTSKY-—Sophia. mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Bealmear, Mr Hi kX. 3

BUCHANAN MORTU. 3 :30 m. Friends invited. Burial Crown® ‘Hill, Friends may call at the mortuary.

LOFTIS—Pauline Mildred, age 33 years, wife of Guy, daughter of Mr. and MIS. Roscoe Lawton, mother of Guy Myron Ronald, Robert, Philip, Paul David Marilyn and Carroll Ann Loftis, Foot away Saturday ‘at the Methodisy ospnsl, Sérvices Tuesday, 1 ONKLE FUNERAL HOME. V: priends oe Cieed Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at funéral home.

METZGER—George A., beloved husband of Addie Metzger, departed this life Saturday. Funeral at residence, New Pal tine, Tuesday, 2:30 p. m. Burial Crown Point Cemeter iE New Palestine. invited. MOORE & KIRK SERVIC

MILLIGAN—Mary J. ip 90, beloved aunt of Ernest and Fullenwider and

Press syterian "Chur h, Waveland, Sutin Fhesh terian “Cemetery. Wavel z S may, call at the Fullen Ir residence: N. Gale St.. until | 10. a edn Ct and at the Preshyterisn "Church aveiand, trom 12 to 2 SHIRLEY, SER

Cat tet ~ wife of Joseph A. Mitchell, sister of Mrs. Homer Buley, rs. William James, rs. Fred King, Mrs. Robert Evans and Clarence Kelso, Dassed away Monday. Funeral WednesOg m., from 8H RAL CHA PEL, | Illinois at 10th. Burial Crown al Friends may call at the chapel after 5 Pp m. Monday.

MOODY-—Lulu E., age 80, beloved pooner of Francis S. Moody and B. Moody. sister of Frank Bouiden oF FafeWet e, Ind., passeq away Monday. Funeral . SHIRLEY

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STMS-—Marjorie Nan, daughter of Mr, and Roy ©. Sims, Siier of La A Sims, Mary Alice and ren Sims, passed away Saturday evening. an ices BUCHANAN MOR

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lent fishing. FQstession at once. Bargain, SA 1288. YOHN: D . CASE, 3510 N. Penn,

1 ACRE, 6700 EAST Spacious 3-rm. bung. Nice, long living Im i Dandy basement. it Tuside ei bo. 107 ack pore! ar re ace; down. HUDELSON P2619 B. 12th 3

BEAUTIFUL | wooded lots oe Washington Place, $5 down, $5 mon w ast Side Agent.” IR-4200

LKERTH, 4200 E. gE

KEYSTO! 3208 S. — 2-Room bungalow type Sikh Pects icity. Two large lots. Some young trees Price reasonable for cash. Owner :

ONE to five acres, five-room house, large bars, Shed: 5105 S. State Ave. Owner.

RIVERW QOD=-3-Room cottage on water front and Road 13 . Cash or terms.

J Ee Copler 415 S. Anderson. Elwood, Ind.

FLORIDA chicken, fruit land: 2 acres. $99; down $1 weekly. Larson, Bisbee Bldg.. Jacksonville, Fla.

Acreage East $300 to $450; good

trms. Cooper. IR-8483

and -investment. ‘RI-641

100 ACRES—ONLY $1.7 $350 CASH—BALANCE E Z TERMS '12- Miles south of Greensburg: good coms LY Sy ah! oom tinable ‘balanée w GOODE GOODE. i oad

75 ac a in: Hest ro TREE Rar

Wanted to Rent = :

miles northe

el 2

fad; 53d

WANTED—5 ta. and 3 betveen 1 Holt Rd. and WAYNE WINGLER, 3

Moving & Storage 24

1 3094

Ey ng: Tong

GE. packing, dis oads want

STORA aulin thn OTTO SUESZ. RI-

Houses and ee \

SEVERAL ROOM will’ net you iE pa, ing for {his reduced to 8-rm. mod.

ig $325 no. at 7 Be, See 2814 3 and call

Mr, McDaniel E ¢ CKINN: J Le - 3 res. RI-8790 INC oft 2

& A South Side Bargain

TO CLOSE ESTA Five-room double, mod. aE furnace, Has extra vac. corner lot. A goo U-2893. C. A. Young 2. J. 8. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N.

This modern home is 10 2 entral Hosunal, an

8 oa im ad fosan i 0 for quick %sale. 0 dn. and $23.

-RM, mod. bung. d near stores and trans. 10% down Bs payme See 410 Concord St. "Gall Mr. Mc¢Dand E. KIRK cKINNEY - CO., . MA-3521, Res. RI-8790.

1408 N. HOLMES

dition.

Held vacant. Terms JOHN R. S.

WELCH & SON

633 CONGRESS

5-Room modern bun alow Newly ree conditioned; $3000; $30 down. eld vae ant R. DA LI-3423

LI-3423

M VIS, HU-5285. N R. . WELCH & SONS.

940 EASTERN AVE.

Now being reconditioned for sale bargain price; convenient to Setools churches and busses. Eves. BR-1426. RIDGES & GRAVES, 243 N. Del. RI-3477.

Feit 00 PER MO. PAYS THE RENT and buys this 5-rm. mod. home near Rivere side Park.

stores and tran 3 $2 : you a landlord, Siet St Call Mr. McDanich RK MoBINNEY co., INC. - MAs 1, Res. RI-8790. . Properties. down 4 H.O.L.C.o.oment Immediate at« tention given vour ‘requirements. 713 Security Trust,

28. American Realty & Development Co. H.O. L. C. Eroperties. 10% Down

payment a Tor list. 712 Security st American Realty & Development Co.

NEAR ST. PHILIP NERI—Six-roon mode sn double: $60 month rental: erms. _ R1-3788, ELMORE BROS.. 40% Intand Blde.

DREXEL AVE,

107%

‘439 N.—Three-bedroom. modern: double garage: reasonable. a

: TH, “East Agent.” 4200 E. Washington. = IR-4200. NEW BUNGALOW, 6115 Norwaldo—2 bel. rms.; insulated: side drive: RAN oN Foodrutt, BR-4074. CLARK 1247 N. NEW JERSEY-—10-room home, 1 owner. $4250. Perfect for rooming house

or conversion to Paul Carr. TAe 5687, with JACK C. CARR, MA-2523, thy,

SCHOFIELD, 4436—3-room bun alow: gae 8% nw tash, palance $14 mont RILEY aE ~—Three-bedroom home, $4500, $500 down. or trade for bungalow less value. TA-5490.. PRIMROSE. 5942—Five-room modern frame

bungalow: A-1 condnition: Side-drive ga rage asonable.. Terms. RI-42

3663 N. rT 2

home. Ideal Suplex investment. See any time. TA-4743

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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY

CONSULT IT FOR SERVICES You NEED AND MERCHANDISE TO BUY

(AGENCIES —=DOMESTIC)

Lic. Emp, 3 C's Workers. 548 W.

nn. Fa dis Reliable help for anv

(ASSOCIATIONS)

YOUR old clothing. Newspapers, help others Salvation Army

(ATTORNEYS)

W APPLEMAN 8 Union Tur Bldg

(AUTO DEALERS)

(Buicks) Community Buick ; 5 w. 38th St- TA-2731.

MONARCH MOTORS -CO, 1040 N. Merid~ ian Buick Salés and Service RI1-3347

(Chevrolets)

East Side Cheviolet,

: Inc. §436 E. Washington. vington,

North Side Chevrolet, Ine. 836 E 63d. . Bread Ripple.

JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO.. 1035 N. Meridian Chevrolet Sales and Service

(Nash Distributor)

GEWIS-WINKLER, INC. North and Penn Used cars RI-0198

(Ford=—Lincoin Zephyr) FORD. ‘39 FORDOR~—DeéL, htr.; discount. Hoster-Hiser “Dome. ' 111 W 38th TA-3636 (Chrysler—Plymouth) C. H. WALLERICB CO. 950 N. Meridian RI1-4576

{Dodge—Plymouth) Capito] Motors Ine. 447 N. Capito) Ave L1-5394.

ELY-ANDERSON, INC. TA-3700

1 3d us

RI-5284.

3579 N PAPEL

tFord Dealer) HATFIELD CO. : R1-9326

Qeales . WASH

FRANK 693 N. Capitol Ave. " Judiagapolis Oldest For

"0. WARNOCK, CO. 819 (Oldsmobiles) HiCR MAN Ol.DSMOBILB 1303 N. Meridia R1-6375

0. OLDS INC., 2917, Central. oe A381 Oldsmobile c Sales iP Service.

(TRUCKS) GENERAL UCK SALES 31 W. 13th 8St./ 3 M C. 13-7467.

- (NEW AND USED CARS) ow Friends Meet®

(USED Ea = Hl - EN

UPERIOR 3B. WASH. Erase The best in NE and pa 3EE McGinty first I a CO. 324 N. 5 Deiaware. C250 Conese, ak on Depart

pW with 8 uture ahead of them— A epuiaion beh spehind them. +

JASH. 911 VA. AVE. |

Ting map, So dues

{WANTED TO BUY)

Ee Raabe ms a N. are:

(AUTO REBUILDING) Eon A cored Sars shblt S16 4. Miah. Mure a Es

A “The Or in Cleaners. 2119 W

7; 1456

(BARBER SCHOOLS)

International ,, Biber School

(BEAUTY SHOPS)

i Beauty School International ,; Hei" Ri%10

TIP-1OP BEAUTY SHOP. Beautiful her , $1 to $8.50 632 Mass RI1-0274

ROBERTS “Beauty Shop. 528 Mass Ave. LI nermanents $2 &

(FUNERAL DIRECTORS)

AORTON FUNERAL HOME West Newton. Ind

H. RICHARDSON FUNERA HOME Trai N . Meridian TA-1610

0 w NUTT FUNERAL HOME armel. Ind.

Max Herrlich & Son Service. Clyde Herrlich. Mrs: Emma Gunn New Palestine.

(BODY SHOP)

IRIANGLE Body Son: Complete vody. fender repairs 1442 N Capitol. R1-3297.

BRUCE'S BUDY SHOP. 6267 Carroliton. BR-1466 Expert work. Reas prices

(BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS)

ARSENAL BUILDING & LOAN ASSN. 819-820 State Life Bldg. RI-5001.

_ (CIGAR STORLS)

MONTE GRILL Cigar Store, 601 N West. RI-0048 ‘‘Candies. Soft Drinks.

DizaNeny LOOKING YOU BEST ALW AYS iginal Leonard Cleaners” Wash. BE-4100.

BROS Hependabie dry cleaners. Bonded cleaning.’ 805 N. Del RI-f117.

ALERT Cleaners & Dyers. Vince C peannon Jr prop 4618 Mich [R-3030

(CONTR: CTORS—GENERAL)

INDIANA Guniie & Construction Co. W Georgis ‘Cement Gun Work.’

(CREAMERIES) BLUE VALLEY CREAMERY CO,

NO:

N Wes LI- 6422

(DAIRIES)

NORTHERN Dairy Farms. Fresh dairy products daily 6222 Park. BR-3791

(DAIRY PRODUCTS)

MAPLEHURS1 Parms. Jersey cream-ine milk. Same farm. same family since 1320.

(DRUG STORES)

Silyer | Pharmacy, A-1 fountain serv e del. anywhere Bast. 4620 E. Mich. t-8358

VAN'S Pharmacy, 1666 Roosevelt, CH: 088% Guar. results with our Eczema olniient

(ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES)

The Gibson Cu, 433 N. Cap. kia), Norge Dist. Norge Retrig, gas. elec. range:

(ELEVATORS —PASSENGER. FREIGHT) The Home Elevator, inc. A home indust: . Est. 1912 1143-50 Southeastern. Li-3234 ENE

REN PRINTING CO. v. Bids,

(EXTERMINATING)

Bod Bugs ERs Say ass

635 Cent 3467.

. 132 8. Penn

(FARMLANDS) oa help you fina in

“The Farm Man, JOHN

vy £is10 N. Penn. B-2. TA (FINANCE CO'S).-

BLUE RIDUB FIN CE as {erie movey on rob Gar? 207 6 New Guaranty , ulek ony oll

Fangements, 3 Guaranty Bi vob

ay (FLORISTS) Thos. ¥aitn® Af NBdieare, a

(FOUNTAIN 'AIN PENS)

Fi HOSPITAL, 4 Nits Market, Spaired.

the 'D.

GENERAL 1120 Division. "Personal 8 AMERICAN FREIGHT 19th St. :

Ci-s190|

‘Delaware Plower|

E PEOPLES FUNERAL HOME, INC. 526 N West L.1-80.

(GAS)

OME GAS MFG. INC. 14 'w 3nd 8 _ HA41233

(GASOLINE AND OIL)

L00KSS Buy Associated

(GROCERIES)

HASHMAN'S Regal Store. Known for bets . ter meats. 5068 E. 10th. IR-1188.

_ (GROCERIES: S—VEGETABLES—MEATS)

Pattersons Food Markets. We Delver. 537 E. 21st. TA-68388, 1604 E. 49th. BR-0098.

(HAT SHOPS) :

LYRIC HAT SHOP, 139 N. I. Smart fall hats $125 u

(HOSIERY)

WOLF—The Home Hose. 1525 N

LI-1069.

of Tusnols. RI-1736.

(ICE CREAM)

FERTIG ICE CREAM- "At vour dealer.” + Good to the last drop RI-6772

(INSURANCE)

AUBREY D. PORTER, Insurance in ail its 835 Lemcke. RI-5747.

Union Central Life Insurance Pritchard 129 E Mkt No 1212. Mar Na2e.

“(JANITORS’ SUPPLIES)

Our insect spray kills “bed Roaches bugs. eto. Navlonal® Sanita on 0

R1-2237.

{LABOR ORGANIZATIONS)

UNION orinters make ood gustontess, Progressive merchants know this, Indpis Typographical Union.

(LEAGUES)

DIANA Anti-Saloon Leagu 1941. 1009 Peoples Bank

(LETTER HEADS)

HENDREN PRINTING CO.’ 635 Centuv Bldg MA-3467.

(LOANS)

SACKS BROS. 306-8-10 Indiana Ave. 5994. Loans on anything.

(LUMBER) 2 SERVICE WRECKING CO. " N West By JRE : LI-7910. (MEAT)

EAR CO. Individusi servings of ETT at your market. g

(MEDICINE) sblets Jor stomaeh diswess. s cers cau DV iaSaniria aon ad LA-8

“MO TEE NA.” tonic and stimulator "MAD Hooks Eepehdanle. Stores 0c.

(MUSIC SCBOOLS) HUGO “Musto seficol, 1015 N. Oxford. Alice ~Opeen, Mgr, CH-6386.

jocal option ¢ Bide RI-0643,

RI-

VON T ich

(NURSERIES) Rosebushes Eagle Creek Nursery Co. $30 and Ra. 63. New Aufuste 3 |Kaaop 4

k| «(FREIGHT THORN) i A

Good Inexpensive |

: a |B 1-4422—United Taxi

RE (PHOTOGRAPHERS)

SOUTHLAND PHOTO STUDIO--185¢ S&S Kast 8t DR-0331-] “Work of ouality ** 1

(RENTAL FROPERTY)

FURNISHED or unter a fous prices. locations I Hire Salt

(PLUMBING — a ventral 3 Subply Co. 210 8 Cap RI-2383 plumbing. “American” heate ny equipment (REAL Snn.

Aoproved sales broker. ET: A C. MOLDTHAN 1452 nD BE-2492

(RESTAURANTS)

Milano Inn. 231 8. Noble, MA-0958. wa specia lize in Tamme dinners

BB's Coffee Shop. 212° 0815. Plate lunches. 286: sandwiches.

(ROOFING)

CARR & SON CO. 3401 E. 10th, oo ) Genuine inselbric: asbestos a

(RUBBER STAMPS)

BLYTHE Rubber Stamp Co. 128% N. Del. Rubber stamps Marking devices.

(SCHOOLS AND si :

MEDICAL CENTER. Dr aD. ean: J. B H. Martin, 1040 to 1232 W Michigan RI-7551

Marian College 3600 Cold Springs Rd. For information call HA-3383.

HOOSIER STATE COMMERCIAL cote LEGE 4th floor K. of P Bldg

(SERVICE STATIONS)

Neal's Sinclair service Station, We never close fubric. 5401 E Wasa,

Dev Guit Service. 24th & Hervice TA218 ‘‘Car washing. tire service. |

(SEWER _ CLEANING)

Electric machine: no digging ui pipes « 2.vr guar Estimates

(SOFT WATER)

INDIANA -SOrT WATER SERVICE, B 350 “The economical way to have sof

se nS

¢ (SPORTING GOODS)

Soprsmen. 8s Store. Inc. 136 N._ Penn, Mas 4413 ‘Where sportsmen serve” sportsmen.’

Em-Roe_ Sporting Goods, 200 W Wash, Lie 3446 Ind.'s leading so sporting goods store.

(STORE FIXTURES) KING'S Indiana Pa ih Co.. stern. han

Southea plete.” Sales. retain PE ea

t suByBEAN REAL ESTATE)

JACOBS. All size y, a 424 Peoples Bank. i aats, an

autas AND COFFEE DISTRIBUTORS)

sot Sci come

Cc KENNY CO., 238 &. AD grades and types Sof Jetgars.

(TAILORING y.

ndrickson. verféct tatlor American Nat. Bank

(TAXJ CABS)

Francis H LI-1 165

(TIRES_BATTEMES,

ATRUSSES)

Bren

: 3°W. LoS Smit

SES

nb room modern house, excellent cons

Maryland, Rle iches.

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