Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 October 1939 — Page 13

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INDIANA EDITOR DIES OF HEART I AILMENT HERE

A. J. Brodhecker, Brownstown, Was 70; Funeral Set for 2 Tomorrow.

Andrew J. Brodhecker, senior editor of the Brownstown Banner, died yesterday at Methodist Hospital of coronary thrombosis. He was 70 and became ill Friday. Mr. Brodhecker was a leader in Brownstown community nearly half .a century.| He was known widely over the state among

newspaper men and was a member }

of the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association and the Hoosier State Press Association. He hed been publisher of the Banner for 42 years.

Did Not Seek Office

Mr. Brodhecker was artive in Democratic politics but never sought public office. Citizens of Brownstown presented him with a silver “loving cup several years ago in appreciation of his civic activities. In 1924 his paper was selected by the Indiana University chapter of Sigma Delta Chi as the best weekly newspaper in the state. He was born April 27, 1869, in Brownstown, the son of Conrad Brodherker and Louisa Brodhedker. He was graduated | from | the Brownstown High School. | On Nov. 1, 1894, he was married to Cora DeAlba Shephard, also of Brownstown. Plant Burned in| 1899

Mr. Brodhecker bought the Banner in 1897. Two years later the plant burned, but the paper continued publication and never has missed a publication date since Mr: Brodhecker assumed control. | He was a member of the Presbyterian Church and the Knights of Pythias Lodge. He is survived by his wife; a twin sister, Miss Margaret Brodhecker; and a half-sister, Miss Vinnie Schafferman, both of Brownstown; another half-sister, Mrs. Carrie Oliver, Crawfordsville; -three sons, Claude G. Brodhecker, Rolland A. Brodhecker and Lou Allen Brodhecker, and a daughter, Mrs. Richard Robertson, all of Brownstown. Funeral services will be at 2 p. mtomorrow in the Brownstown residence. The Rev. Robert Crosby, Presbyterian Church | pastor, will officiate, assisted by the Rev. Clyde S. Black, Methodist Church pastor. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery, Brownstown.

SEYMOUR FARMER HEADS COMMITTEE

Times Special SEYMOUR, Ind, Oct. 16. —Will R. Isaacs, Seymour R. R. 4, has been elected chairman of the Jackson County soil conservation committee of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. He succeeds Raymond L. Rucker, of Medora. Everett Otte, Seymour R. R. 3, has

been elected vice president of the,

committee and Henry Kilgas, Seymour, R. R. 3 was named to the

committee.

BUILD BIG TOWBOAT AT JEFFERSONVILLE

Times Special JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind. Oct. 16. —A 47-foot, all-steel towboat is being built here by the Howard Ship Yards and Dock Co., which is to be used by the William B. Brokamp Coal Co., Cincinnati. The new boat will be powered with a 90-hourse-power oil burning Kahlenberg engine of the Diesel type. A cabin has been planned with accomodations for a crew of five.

LAKE COUNTY TAXES TENTH DELINQUENT

Times Special wv GARY, Ind., Oct. 16.—Lake County’s property tax collection was 10.15 per cent delinquent when the first installment was due May 20. County Auditor Joseph E. Finerty reported today. The current tax collection tot al was $5,806,281 or. $666,410 less than the expected yield of $6,562,691. The delinquency for the same period last year was 10.23 per cent.

12 NOMINATED FOR T. B. DIRECTORATE

Times Special GOSHEN, Ind. Oct. 16.—Twelve directors have been nominated for election on Nov. 20 by the Elkhart County Tuberculosis Association. Arrangements for a meeting to precede the Christmas Seal campaign opening, are being made by Mrs. Florence A. Twaddle, County|’ public health nurse; Mrs. Aldo J. Simpson and Mrs. Robert Hoover.

WILLIAM R. GRIFFITH DIES AT VERSAILLES

Times Special VERSAILLES, Ind, Oct. 16.— William R. Griffith, former Ripley County Republican chairman, died yesterday at his home after a long illness. He was 69. Services will be held tomorrow afternoon. Mr. Griffith was State oil inspector for eight years, and served as Johnson Township trustee for eight years.

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Mrs. Emma Lisman Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Lisman, who died Saturday at her home, 2330 N. Dearborn St., will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Moore & Kirk Funeral Home. Burial will be in Sutherland Park Cemetery. } Mrs. Lisman was 77. She is survived by her husband, Koel R. Lisman, and a daughter, Mrs. Gertie Ayers,

Richard T. Benson Services for Richard T. Benson, who died Saturday, will be held at; 10 a. m. tomorrow at the Dorsey Funeral Home. Burial will be at Mt.

Pleasant Cemetery, near Valley Mills, Mr. Benson, who was 19, was employed by the Fairmount Glass Works. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Helen Benson, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Broadus B. Benson,

Mrs. Lucetta Stamm

Mrs. Lucetta Stamm, an Indianapolis resident for 53 years, will be buried at Floral Park tomorrow after funeral services at the Conkle Funeral Home. The Rev. R. R. Cross, West Michigan Street Methodist

Church pastor, will officiate. Mrs. Stamm died Saturday at her home, 733 N. Pershing Ave. after a long illness. She was 82 years old, a native of Rushville, and a member of the Baptist Church. Survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Birdie Hedley of Florida, Mrs. Blanche Grafman and Mrs. Ger-] trude Johnson of Indianapolis; two sons, Ancil and William Stamm, both of Indianapolis; 20 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.

Mrs. Anna M. Sanders

Mrs. Anna M. Sanders will be buried at Crown Hill Cemetery following funeral services at the Flanner and Buchanan Mortuary at 10 a. m.

ville, Ky., 70 years ago. She had

Her residence was at 2010 College Ave. Mrs. Sanders was a member of the Third Christian Church, the Nettie Ransford Chapter, O. E. S. and the Electra Circle. Surviving Mrs. Sanders are a son, Eston A. McKibban; a granddaughter, Mrs. Henry Davis; and two great-grandsons, Henry W. and Steven S. Davis.

Mrs. Alice Badorf

Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Badorf will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Hockensmith Funeral Home, with cremation following. The Rev. William A. Shullenberger, Central Christian Church pastor, will officiate. Mrs. Badorf, who was 89, died yesterday at her home, 109 W. St. Clair St., after a long illness. She was a native of Pittsburg, Ind. and the widow of Israel Badorf, Civil War veteran., She had lived in Indianapolis for 37 years. Survivors are a daughter, Miss Mabel Badorf, of Indianapolis; a brother, John R. Lane, of Delphi; a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Grace Badorf; two grandchildren, Mrs. Emma B. Rogers, of Boston, Mass, and Mrs. Arthur G. Kraeger of Indianapolis, and two great-grandsons, Arthur Kreager Jr.. and George Kraeger, both of Indianapolis.

Harry Hastey

Harry Hastey died yesterday at his home, 657 Erie St., where he had resided for the past 50 years. Mr. Hastey, who was 71, had been blind for many years. His death was due to a heart attack, Dr. Hugh K. Thatcher, deputy coroner, said. Mr. Hastey had no immediate relatives, Dr. Thatcher said.

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DEATHS IN INDIANAPOLIS

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Mrs. Mary F. Quack

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary F. Quack will be held at the Wald Funeral Home tomorrow at 2 p. m., with the Rev. William Nordsieck, pastor of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, officiating. Burial will be at Washington Park. Mrs. Quack, who was 46, died Friday at Methodist Hospital after a month's illness. She was a native of Ironton, O., and lived at 1849

"| Hollywood Ave.

Survivors are her husband, Alvin F. Quack; two daughters, Mrs. Fay Spears and Miss Aleen Quack; a son, Alvin Jr., and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Andrews, all of Indianapolis; four sisters, Mrs. John Mitney, Mrs. Louis Bortlein and Mrs. Homer Pierce, of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Glenn Matthews of Rockford, Ill, and three brothers, Richard and Edward Andrews, of Indianapolis, and Nelson Andrews of Camden, N. J.

Mary E. Carmichael

Miss Mary E. Carmichael, former Indiana State Board of Charities member and for 24 years an Indianapolis resident, died yesterday at her home in Brookville. Funeral services will be held tomorrow. Miss Carmichael, who was 83, taught school in Brookville for 22}! years before coming to Indianapolis as a member of the Charities Board children’s department in 1901. In 1917 she became special agent in charge of older girls. During her service she was said to have found homes for more than 1090 children, and to have visited 8000 young persons in homes chroughout the state. Miss Carmichael had made her home in Breokville since her. retirement in 1925. Survivors are three nieces and four nephews.

State Deaths

vi ADVANCE—Frank Polerson, on ar et ; Mrs. N. Burris. & erson; ANDERSON—Mrs. Bertha Fer uson, Survivors: Brother, Harry McDanieie; oo er rs. Sooners Langley Ath rry arney, Ss. ~~ Survivo Parents, Mr. and Mrs. MP Renneth Harney, BLUFFTON—Truly Sylvester Bak Survivors: Fhughters, Mrs, CE Evsls ores and Mrs. Frasa Jones; sons. 4, ad Wilbur Baker: brothers, Bor F., W. C. and V. B. Baker Nora Belle Say. 49. five

CENTERVILLE — Survivors: Husband. : daughters, a son, two satery. ihren brothCONVERSE—Ra wits Bane, y Sherick, 52. DUBLIN—Robert F. Young.

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EDINBURG. Paskell Kelley Richeson. Survivors: Wife, Margaret: on Jam iv Richeson: daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Brod. fuehrer and iss Pearl Richeson; one brother, one sister. EVANSVILLE—Mrs. Sa Sudie Allen, - vivors: Daughter, Mrs ame: Baran; sons, Forest, Orion and Rom half-sister. Mrs. Kate Smith; half-brother, . Frank

George B. McClellan, 75. Survivors: Twenty-two nieces and nephews. Mrs. Mary M. Maxwell. 79. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. C. A Thurston and Mrs. Katherine Grayson; sister, Mrs. Fannie Shaffer. EVANSVILLE — Corneli Survivor. Witt Mol ius Wheeler, 73, Charles Krausen, 87. Survivors: Daughters. Mrs. Carl Procaskey and Mrs. Walter Baird; sister. Mrs. Gertrude Metzger. FULTON—Mrs. Marv Belle Sn» Survivors: Husband, Charles: four” Fister and a brother. LINTON—Haerle V. ors: Daughte Mrs oo Botte 3% mother. Mrs. Ben Sh MARION—MTrs. An Ps ohnson. 78. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Thomas O'Connor; sons, Dean, Earl and Perry Johnson. NEW CASTLE—Albert Tryon. 53. Survivors: Father, Stephen Tryon: brothers, John and Omar: sisters. Mrs. Sam Meizger YES Will Smith and Mrs. Sadie Eme

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Burns. (Lucy) Kirby Hunsucker, bath 68. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. W. B. Harrell: sister (to .Mrs. Hunsucker), Mrs. Ida All dredge.

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Mrs. Alma Hibbs

Mrs. Alma Hibbs died today at her home, 401 N. Denny St., after a long illness. Services will be held at the Paul Dorsey Funeral Home at 10 a. m. Wednesday, with burial in Waynetown. Mrs. Hibbs was born in Greenville, S. C, and came to Indianapolis 25 years ago. She was a member of the Second Church of Christ, Scientist, and the Protective Home Circle. Survivors “are the husband, Ira A. Hibbs, and three sisters, Mrs. Ray Frederic and Mrs. James Rumrill of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Clyde Weddel of Brooklyn, Ind.

Richard C. Fifer

Richard C. Fifer will be buried at Crown -Hill Cemetery tomorrow

following services at 2 p. m. in the Royster & Askin Funeral Home. He was 18 and a Shortridge High School senior. He died at St. Vincent's Hospital yesterday after a brief illness. The young man was a native of Indianapolis and a former member of the R. C. T. C. at Shortridge. He attended University Park Christian Church. Survivors are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Rifer; a sister, Miss Beth Fifer, also a Shortridge student; and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Fifer of Indianapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Foster of Elkhart.

DR, FRANK L. HAROLD FUNERAL CONDUCTED

Times Special RICHMOND, Ind. Oct. 16.—Funeral services were held today for Dr. Frank L. Harold, a practicing physician in Richmond for 35 years, who died at his home following a short illness. A descendant of a pioneer Wayne County family, Dr. Harold was an Earlham College alumnus, a member of the Society of Friends and of the Richmond Elks Lodge. Survivors are his wife; his mother, Mrs. Isaac Harold, and a sister, Miss Halcy Harold, of Indianapolis, and a brother, the Rev. Earl Harold, of New Smyrna, Fla.

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WELLS GOUNTY FARM CHAIRMAN RENAMED

Times Special BLUFFTON, Ind. Oct. 16.—Chase O. Garrett, Liberty, has been reelected chairman of the Wells County Agricultural Conservation Committee by delegates of the

county’s nine township in the or-

ganization’s annual meeting. Walter Spenger of Lancaster was re-elected vice chairman, and Dowell M. Ifer, Chester, was named third county committee member. Alternates chosen were Lee Holloway, Nottingham, and Emery Coburn. Harry Allen was re-elected secre-tary-treasurer and office manager.

RUPPRECHT, ‘SLAIN, RETURNS TO MUNICH

MUNICH, Germany, Qct. 16 (U. P.).— Former Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria, head of the royal Bavarian House of Wittelsbach, has returned to Munich from Savar, Hungary, where during the Polish campaign he was a guest of his brother, Prince Franz.

The French Agence Radio News Agency. in a dispatch from Lubliana, Jugoslavia, alleged that Prince

the Polish campaign. The further allegation was made that he was actually killed by members of Adolf Hitler's special guard. It was added, in this dispatch, that there was wide discontent in aristocratic and Catholic circles in Germany as the result of Rupprecht’s “death.”

PROPOSE FIVE NEW GARY BUS ROUTES

Times Special GARY, Ind. Oct. 16.—Gary Railways has petitioned the Indiana Public Service Commission for permission to establish five new bus routes in the south and eastern sections of the city. The deadline for remonstrances is Nov. 3, and the company proposes to begin operations over the new routes Nov. 6, or 30 days thereafter, Col. Hamilton said. Four new motor coaches, each with a seating capacity of 36 persons, already have been ordered.

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Deaths—Funera's . PY Indianapolis Times, Monday. Oct. 16, 1939

ALLEN-=Tugh van B.. son of Dr. and Mrs. V. Allen, brother of Sidney and John, Passed away Le Moni) Al Siopas Services at Pe LA NER & ANAN MORTUARY, Thursday. p. Bo Crends invited. Friends may art at the mortuary after Wednesday noon.

BENSON—Richard,

age 19. husband of Broad Benson, 5 son of Mr. a od Mr u p ig A urday m.” Friends may call at the DORSEY NERAL HOME, 3925 E. New Dore 8t. Junera), 0 a. m. Tuesday at Funeral

HASTY—Harry M., passed away Sunday. Funeral Tuesday. 2 p. m.. at the G. H. HOME, “1505 Ss.

FUNERAL Fast St. Friends invited. Burial Crown

HYBBS—Aima R. Buchanan, age 62, beloved wife of Ira A. Hibbs, sister of Mrs. , James 1, Mrs. Ray Frederic, Mrs. Clyde passed “away Monday. a. Lin rd ends may Lall at The DORSEY HOME. 3925 E. New York, es 6 SO A this evening. Funeral 10 a. m. ssday -at funeral home. Burial VL rooeaa: Ind.

LISMAN—Emma, of 2330 N. Dearborn, beloved wife of Joel R. Lisman and fester mother of Mrs. Gertie Ayres, departed this life Saturday. Funeral Tuesday. 10 a. m.. at MOORE & KIRK NORTHEAST RAL HOME, 2530 Station St. Friends invited.

QUACK—Mary F. (nee Andrews), beloved wife of Alvin F. Quack, mother of Aleén and Alvin Quack and Fay Spears and daughter of Mo ances Ahdrevs, passed away Friday even Oct. 13. Funeral services will be held ot the WALD FUNERAL HOME. Illin ols at 17th Tuesday afternoon. Oct. 17. at 2 o ook, Burial Washington Park Cemetery. Friends are welcome.

SANDERS—Anna M.. widow of Reason D.. mother of Eston A. McKibban, grandmother of Mrs. Henrv Davis. greatgrandmother of Henry W. and Steven S. Davis, d awav -Sundav. evening. e FLA UCHAN Y Tuesday. 10 a. m. Friends invited. A Yas Crown Hill. Friends may call ‘at the mortuary.

WILSON—James Francis, o heloved husband of ie Wilson, father of Elizabeth, Hazel" arian and Jack Wilson. brother of Ethel LaBonte, Otis and Cecil Wilson, passed awav Oct. 15, age 58 vears. Services tater 2 p.m. at W. ND. BEANRBLOSSOM MORTUARY, 1327 W. Rav St. Burial Fléral Park. "Friends invited.

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(ENVELOPES)

HENDREN: PRINTING CO. 635 Centirv Bide __MA-3487

(EXTERMINATING:

Bed Bugs =: Roaches. etc.. easily killed

with [Protects Spray Lurie. (FINANCE CO'S)

8 Penn LI-3793 BLUE RIDGE FINANCE CO. ed a Yule money on vour cart® 207% "New

Guaranty Finance Quick conven arrangements 402 arr Bldg RI1-6338.

(FLORISTS)

Delaware Sower A-3131 29232 N Delawar

AFOUNTAIN PENS)

PEN HOSPITAL. ¢ W_ Market, R1-9604. All makes pens pencils sold & repaired. (FUNERAL DIRECTORS) ;

HORTON JUNERAL HOME - West Newton. Ind

fA. RICHARDSON

Tar hb esition kor :

Oo W. NUT1 FUNERAL HOMB “armel

Max Heri Son Service. Clyde HerrWea Hg Gunn. New Palestine.

"IEE PEOPLES FUNERAL HOME. BS

Times Want Ads Lowest i 3 City.

Schools & Instructions 12

a Government Job. Men, Women; 105-8175 month. Prepare immediately or Indianapolis examinations. Lit. po sitions, full particulars, FREE. W ite today. “Franklin Institute, Dept. 126 A, Rochester, N. Y.

VOCAL LESSONS. 81 AND $1.50. CENTRAL STUDIOS L1-4387,

(FREIGHT TRANSIORTATION!

ENERAL MULUR EXPR 1120 Division “Personal Farvice rsd BE. 0828.

RICAN FREIGHT LINES. INC. 'RANSAMERICAL St a CH-1651

tGAS)

«GASOLINE AND OIL) WOK 193 Buy Associated

(GROCERIES)

HASHMAN'S Rega! Store. KOgwn Pay pbetter meats $068 E 10th IR-1

(GROCERIES —VEGETABLES—MEATS)

Food Markets, We Deliver. 537 . TA-6838. 1604 E. 49th. BR-0098.

(HAT SHOPS)

LYRIC HA1l SHOP, 139 N. fil. Smart fall bats $125 u

THOS hi )

WOLF Lhe of (ie0a Inexpensive Hose. 1535 N Illinois. RI-1736.

FER TIQ ICE CREAM-—-""At your dealer.” (inod to the last drop RI-6773

INSURANCE)

AUBREY LD PORLIER. Insurance ip ai us branches 835 Lemcke RI-5747

uniun Centras To rapnce. Uren Pritchard 129 Eg 0 1212 MA- \424.

(JANITORS SUPPLILS)

Our insect spray kills bed Roaches § Pass etc. National Sanita‘ion Co RI-22

| (LABUR -ORGANIZATIONS) UNION oDrinters make zood customers. Progressive merchants gnow this, Indpis. Tvnographical (Union (LEAGUES)

INDIANA Anti-8aloon League, local optio 1941 1009 Peoples Bank Bldg RI-964

(LEI'TER HEADS)

NDREN PRINTING CO . 838 oi Blde MA -3467

(LOANS)

SACKS BRUS. 306-8-10 Indiana Ave $994 Loans on anvthing

LUMBER)

WRECKING O0r.1910.

Pattersons E.

11-1069.

SERVI 320 N £523 Sompan

STEAK individual teak 9 vour market

+MEDICINE! VON Japiets tor stomach distress. lcers caused 3Y aSastria Tee *poGkIet rA

‘MO- TEE NA.” A tonic ana stimuiator All. Yanks Dependable Stores T0e

(MUSIC SCHOOLS) HUGO Music School. 1015 N. Oxford. Alice Green Mer CH-6586 .

servings i

RST

«NURSERIES) : Rosebushes Eagle Creek Nursery Co.

82d and Rd 52 New Augusta 34 (PANTS)

' PANTS STC! MPANY “6 w Fabio Rs rs Ri -2616

PRINTING)

Genuine engraved wedding anno $7.05 “Arrow Printing Go

HENDREN PRINTING CO 635 Centurv Blde MA-3467

__({PLUMBING)

TA-8056-8'

($5.00 Reward)

Th 1906 about) we Sblisheq 2 cremaoe booklet by Levy Printing ‘If n obtain a 0 s will pay. 8! tor the first one Fol eive

25 W, ar & Geok

PEGGY ANN Beauty Shop. 2809 E. CH-5819. Permanents, $2. 50-6, 80. materials.

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PUBLIC speaking—Adults: - children ( jlo ng 53 4 ze expression, each A

YAVERO Ta SE ARTMENT STORE, 1253 Oliver. BE-0608. Potular pri J dresses. Shoes—entire family

THE STUDIO GRILL. 1517 N. Penn. Rle 0329. Meals, 30c-$2.25. Short orders.

62.12% subscribers every dav in Marion Countv alone to read vour want ad in The Times Results at lowest word rate in the city. Phone RI-§551.

"Por SECURITY

Personal Services and Godan? . ERAT: & Co,

TRUSSES . 5 ei

H t 0 SPECIAL shampoo Sn 400 international Beauty School. 329 N. Penn.

Oil Permanent Complete, $1 | (nternational Beauty School. 339 N Penn.

Regular $1.50 French oi { permanent wa : i $3.50

HAIR DYE Clinte. Wed. stiernoen. | INTERNATIONAL 'SEAUTY SCHOOL. 220 N Penn. 3d Floor,

WILL care for children in home. | per hour. References, YRI-104, ue. Pal ies

4 FOOT treatments. Dr.

402 Kresge Bd. (ALTERATION SPECIALISTS)

9.11 338 CLEAN - PRESS - REPAIR -RELINE REASONABLE

| MEYER O. JACOBS [i |

MEN'S GARMENTS

AVNET WIS

v (CEMENT CONTRACTORS)

~ | HENRY GLESING—Cement floor, porches, steps. walks, driveways; reas. PR 6951; I

(CRUSHED STONE—CINDERS) | CRUSHED stone. cinders. top soil, sand, gravel, wood, general hauling; reastne able. RI-5664 (FLOOR REFINISHING) I

FLOOR sanding refinishing. Terms if 40s sired ‘at no extra cost. CH-1656.

(FURNACE. STOVE REPAIRING) . PLASTIC bowls, builtin, no dismantling, aranteed: $9 CASMIRE, 231 : elmont. BE-0111. : i (FURNACE REPAIRING) qs

FURNACES cleaned, repaired. Victor fuge| naces. oil burners. Seer gas Tne, HALL-NEAL FURN E CO. LI-4 i

Furnace repairin Free eit, Mi CH-5783 35 T Years experience; reas. -

(LUMBER) ne South Side Roofing Supply Lumber SE" 557 Madison. omens, MATTRESSES) MA TRESSES, otllows, SJmionis. a renovated BF B 431 Vd ve RT-6695 oe 1 i (MOVING AND STORAGE) .

Flat ie, moving and stor SAVE pay months HP BE-1 HOME OP:

2 (MUSEUMS) _ visi? THE LC LOCKERBIE ST. ME OE MES 1. 828 Locke

RILEY of Riley NE Association, erbie 8t. RI-5280.

(MUSIC—TRUMPET . TEACHING)

: Beeson, bachelop | HA-4385 Nr gan } trumpet pupils,

(PAINTING) Save monev. Call us for

vour fall vainfing. TA. 7320 ! (PAPERHANGING) | PAPERHANGING—Cleanin intin, mt, - % ext. Estimates free. Wor ar BE ROBERTS. CH-6231.

(PRINTING) WHEN vou need printing it will pay y jo Jo gee RICH. ARDS THE PRINTER, w

( ai STATIONS) §

CHECK YOUR CAR!-Bud's Service Sta’ tion, 738 N. ll, RI-0029. A niu it (STORM SASHES) i

accessories.

dportsman 8 Store. Inc.

of | (SUGAR

. adult

pe | Knapp 4 &

STORM F4osHES Acme Planing Mill, 217 8. Témple. CH-184, 5

INDIANAPOLIS BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY

"CONSULT IT FOR SERVICES YOU NEED AND MERCHANDISE TO BUY

(RENTAL EROESETE) NISHED or unter, ‘a hou ! orices. locations f: (PLUMBING = ini ¥ : Jentral Supply Co. 310 8 a | “Standard a plumbing, ot bel ing eavioment i! (REAL ESTATE) “hit Aooroved sales broker HOLC AE MOLDTHAN 1452 Main. BE-3488:0: 2° BYES: t RE URANTS) . Milano Inn. 8. Noble, MA-0958 we 8 specialize % oaheis, dinners BBs Coffee Shop 213 W Maryland. ri 0818 Plate 25c: sandwiches. (ROOFING) ; Gf J CARR & SUN CO. 3401 & 10th. 2800 Genuine inselbric: asbestos fh (RURBER STAMPS) 3 BLYTHE Rubber Stamp Co. 1285 N. Do Rubber stamps MATEING devices ; (SCHOOLS AND EOULEgEY LU JMEDICAL ‘CENTER. B H. Martin. " adminis 1040 to 1232 W Michigan RI-7 ’ Marian College 3600 Cold, Springs I wo information call a 3383 HOOSIER STATE 1AL pred LEGE 4th floor x29 of P rr Bide . (SERVICE STATIONS) «an Neal's Sinclair Service Station. We ep close Complete lubric. 5401 © jo a Daum agit Service. 34th & Merid TAs 8212 hi tire A ae

Een CLEANING)

Electric machine: no dizRing, pines 2.vr euar -Estim

(SOFT PR Nain rhe ae WATER SERVIC

3330 e economical wav ‘to water *

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(SPORTING GOODS)

126 N Penn. 4413 ‘Where sportsmen serve no £

Roe Svorting (Gouds. ‘Wash | A 4468 Ind’ : I is I8-W gonds stor (STORE FIXTURES) = “Ef, Sp UB vlete a renaine PEs

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C. JACOBS All tae 424 feo eobles Bank AND COFFEE DISTRI

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