Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1940 — Page 13

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John F. Rainier

Funeral services for John PF. Rainier, former Methodist pastor, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow

in the Flanner & Buchanan FuBoral Home. Burial will be in Crown

Mr. Rainier, who was 67, died Saturday night in his home, 2716 Sutherland Ave. Active pallbearers will be Eugene Whitehill, Silas Reagan, Thomas Madden, Harrison Eiteljorg, Samuel . Runnels Harrell, Ralph Nessler and Charles Schneck and Don A. Bollinger, both of Seymour, and Dr. Elmer Sevringhaus. Madison, Wis. Honorary pallbearers will include Frank A. Symmes, James A. Collins, Harry O. Chamberlain, Emsley W. Johnson Sr. Fred Bates Johnson, James M. Ogden, Dr. A. F. Weyerbacher, Dr. Roy Lee Smith, Clarence E. Weir, Frank Braden, James A. Sutherlin, Merlin M. Dunbar, Martin J. Hyland, Frank Hirschmann, C. E. Whitehill, Dr. John Cunningham, Otto Ray, Capt. John Gould and Dr. Elmer Sevringhaus, Madison, Wis. Mr. Rainier was pastor of various Methodist Churches here for a 20- ~ year period and previously held pastorates in other Indiana communities. In 1913 he was active in flood relief. He was in private business during the last 10 years. He was a member of the Meridian Street Methodist Church and was & former member of the Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias and the Loyal Order of Moose. Survivors are his wife; two sons, Paul, Seymour, and Louis O., Indianapolis; a daughter, Mrs. Karl T Nessler, Seymour; two sisters, Mrs, Harold Lee Barnes, Chicago, and Mrs. Merle D. Gwin, Rensselaer, Ind., and two grandchildren.

William R. Rutledge

William R. Rutledge, retired employee of Kingan & Co., died totoday in Methodist Hospital at the age of 79. He had been ill for three weeks.

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land and came to this country as a young man. He worked as a janitor for Kingan & Co. for 47 years, until his retirement two years ago. He was a member of the Second Presvbyterian Church, Indianapolis Lodge 669, F. and A. M.; West Side Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, and the Kingan's Old-Timers Club. Survivors are his wife, Mary; a daughter, Mrs. Ida Parker, Indianapolis; a son, Robert Rutledge, New York City; a brother, John Rutledge, New Castle; -five grand- ‘ children and 11 great-grandchil-dren. Funeral - services will be held at 10 a, m. Wednesday at the Conkle Funeral Home, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery.

Miss Nelly Neely Funeral services were held in SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral at 9 a. m. today for Miss Nelly Neely, a W. Michigan St. fressmaker for many wears. Miss Neely, -who died Friday, lived at 2235 Carrollton Ave. She was 69 and had lived here since she came to America” at the age of 4 with her parents, John and Mary Norwood Neely. She was born in Belfast, Ireland. She had been ill for a year. Before that she had been a West Side dressmaker. She was a member of the Catholic Cathedral parish. The funeral services at the cathedral followed a service at 8:30 a. m. in the Speaks & Finn Funeral Home. Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery. Survivors are a brother; Robert J. Neely; two sisters, Miss Kathryn Neely and Mrs. Teresa Almond, all of Indianapolis, and two nieces, Miss. Teresa Almond of Indianapolis and Mrs. Dorothy Roberts of New Orleans.

William R. Blackburn

~ Funeral services for William R. Blackburn, 609 Congress Ave. an Indianapolis insurance man, were held at 10 a. m. today at the McNeely Funeral Home, and burial was in Washington Park Cemetery. Mr. Blackburn was 73. e died Wednesday in Methodist. “Hospital - after an illness of four years. He was the senior member of the insurance firm of W. R. Blackburn & Sons, with offices at'1115 Roosevelt Building. Mr. Blackburn was a member of the Masonic order and Scottish Rite. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Odessa Blackburn; two daughters, Mrs. Smith Martin, Washington County, and Mrs. Carl Vandivier; two sons, Max A. Blackburn and Paul C. Blackburn, all of Indianapolis; wa brother, Byron Blackburn, New York; a sister, Mrs. Annette B. Ehler, Hennessey, Okla. and seven ‘grandchildren, Walter Martin, William Blackburn, - Barbara Blackburn, Jack Schneider, Elizabeth Schneider. John Vandivier and Mary Jane Vandivier.

Ofto Palmer Stalcup

Otto Palmer Stalcup, Plainfield, Ind., superintendent for the Indiana State Highway Coemmission _ died today at Methodist Hospital. He was 53. "A former resident of Indianapolis, Mr: Stalcup was a member of the Methodist Church at Bloomfield. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Louisa B. Stalcup; a daughter, Virginia Marie Lewis; a sister, Mrs. C. H. Cantwell, Columbus, O., and a brother, Claude H. Stalcup, Portland, Ore. Services will be at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday at the Shirley Brothers Central Chapel, with burial in Maple Hill Cemetery, Plainfield.

Mrs. Verle G. Pierce

Mrs. Verle Gladys Pierce died today at the home -of her mother, Mrs. John Deeds, 3940 Winthrop Ave., after a long illness. She was 30. She is survived by her husband, Edwin F. Pierce; her. parents, Mr.

» and Mrs. John Deeds; two sisters,

Mrs. George Baker and Mrs. Edith Davis, and a brother, John Deeds Jr., all of Indianapolis. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday at the Harry| W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery.

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Fred C. Freund

Funeral services for ‘Fred C. Freund, who died yesterday at the Methodist Hospital after a twomonth illness, will be held at 1:30 p m. Wednesday at the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mr. Freund, who was 172, and lived at the home of his son, Fred A. Freund, 1440 S. New Jersey St., was employed by the Dean Bros. Pump Co. here for 53 years. Born in Germany, Mr. Freund came to the United States and lived in Bloomsburg, Pa., before coming to Indianapolis in 1886. He was a member of the Scottish Rite, Sahara Grotto, the Oriental Masonic Lodge and the Germania Lodge I. O. O. P. He was a musicign in the Sahara Grotto band for many years. Survivors are two sons, Fred A, of Indianapolis, and Herbert Ww. of Chicago; one sister, Mrs. Robert Ellis, of Indianapolis, and four grandchildren.

Mrs. Josephine Kiemeyer

dent of Indianapolis for 88 years, died today at the home of her daughter, Mrs. R. R. Smith, 4902 Broadway St., after a short illness. She was born Jan. 15, 1852, on E. Washington St. She was the widow of William Kiemeyer, former cigar manufacturer who died 13 yearsgago. Mrs. Kiemeyer was a life member of the Indianapolis Maenner=chor Ladies’ Auxiliary. Her husband wads one of the founders of the organization and a charter member. She also was a member of the Altenheim of Indianapolis. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Caroline K. Shaw and Mrs. Smith; a son, John :P. Kiemeyer, and a grandson, Arthur William Kiemeyer. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery.

Charles F. Lanham

Charles F. Lanham, 401 Caven St., machinist for the American Can Co. for the last 20 years, died today in Methodist Hospital. He was 54. He had been in ill health for several months.” 4 He is survived by his wife, Emma; a daughter, Mrs. Eugene Ozment, Camby, Ind.; a son, James Lanham, Indianapolis; mother, Mrs. James Lanham; four sisters ,Mrs. William J. Yule, Miss Florence E. Lanham, Mrs. Fred Bokeloh and Mrs. Richard Sprague, and a brother, Harold Lanham. | Funeral arrangements are being made by the G. H. Herrmann Funueral Home.

Edward C. Stephenson

Edward C. Stephenson, a World War veteran, died last night at his home, 1917 Park Ave. -He was 41. Mr. Stephenson, a machine-gun-

‘ner in the war, was wounded by

shrapnel and gassed in.the Argonne offensive. He had been in ill health for the last 10 years. He was in the U. S. Veterans’ Hospital 11 months, being returned to his home recently. Born in Georgetown, Ill, Mr. Stephenson had lived here most of his life. He is mother, Mrs. Mary Belle Stephenson, and two brothers, James E. Stephenson, Indianapolis, and Frank H. Stephenson, stationed at the U.. S. Marine Corps Barracks, Vuantico, Va. Services will be at 2p. m. Wednesday at the Kirby Mortuary, with burial in Crown Hill.

Guy Hanks

Guy Hanks, an auditor, died today in Methodist Hospital of injuries received when he fell at his home, 1702 Ruckle St., April 13. He was 66 and had lived in Indianapolis for more than 20 years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Belle Hanks; three daughters, Mrs. Louis Richman, Goshen; Mrs. Geraldine Oldham, Dayton# O. and Mrs. Helen Grover, Aurora, Ill; three step- daughters, Mrs. bh. R Clark, and Mrs. Louella Gillium, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Albert Henry Anderson, Cleveland, O.; a stepson, James A. Fleener, Indianapolis, and a brother, Jérome Hanks, Portland, Ore.

Mrs. Dovey Neal

Mrs. Dovey Neal, widow of Richard P. Neal, former publisher of the Cicero (Ind) New Era, died Saturday in Toledo, O., at the home of a daughter, Mrs. George Arduser.

noon at the Cicero Methodist Church and burial will be in Cicero. Mrs. Neal was about 80 and had been ill several years. + She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Arduser; another daughter, Mrs. Lee DuBois, Harlingen, Tex.: two sons, Thomas E. Neal -and William H. Neal, Los Angeles, Cal., and two sisters, Mrs. Charles Dale, Indianapolis, and Mrs. John Roach, Harlingen, Tex.

Mrs. Katherine Speicher

Funeral services for Mrs. Katherine Speicher, 2277 Churchman Ave, who died Saturday in St. Francis Hospital, will be held at 9 a. m. Wednesday in St. Stephen’s Church, Hamilton, O. Burial will be at Hamilton. : : Mrs. Speicher was 67. She came to Indianapolis from Hamilton 40 years ago. She was a member of Holy Name Catholic Church, Beech Grove. Survivors are her husband, Mathias; a brother, Joseph Mensch, and two sisters, Mrs. Clara Swope, Sunbury, O., and Mrs. Mary Holmes, Cincinnati.

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.Charles W. Morbach, retired South Side merchant, died last night at his home, 1727 Prospect St. Mr. Morbach, who was 89, had been a tesident of Indianapolis for 71 years. He was born in Napoleon, Ind, and came here at the age of 18. He worked as a bookkeeper for the Old New York Store for more than: 25 years and then established the C. W. Morbach Drygoods Store at 1703 Prospect St. He operated that for 40 years, eliring three years agp. He was a member of St. Patrick's Church and secretary and treasurer of the local chapter of the Catholic Knights | of America, an insurance organization, for the past 50 years. His wife died 14 years ago. He is survived by a sister, Miss Carrie Morbach of Osgood, Ind; five nietes and two nephews. Funeral services will be conducted at 9 a. m. Wednesday at St. Patrick's Church, with burial in Holy Cross

Mrs. Ida B. .Dobrowitz Funeral services for Mrs. Ida B. Dobrowitz, who died early today at her home, 1130 S. Capitol Ave., after a long fines, will be conducted at 3 p. m. today at the Aaron-Ruben Funeral |Home. Burial will be in Shara (Teffila Cemeétery. Rabbi Samuel Katz and Cantor Abraham Portnov will officiate. Mrs. Lorbrowitz, who was 68, was born in Russia and came to Indianapolis 35 years ago where she has lived ever since. She was a member of the Jewish Old Folks Home, Shara Teffila and Talmud Torah. She is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Barney Gernstein. of New Castle aind Mrs, Louise Bryan, Mrs. Jacob Solotkin, Mrs. Leo Selig and Mrs. Daniel Frisch, all of Indianapolis; ‘three sons, David of Muncie, Manuel of Terre Haute and Sam Dobrowifz of Indianapolis; 15 ghangenjiaren sn and two great-grand-children

Richard D. Gprion

Funery1 services for Richard D. Cannon, former member of the Ine diana State Board of Agricultur were to be today at 10:30 a. m. at West Lafayette. Mr. Cannon died at his home in Memphis, Tenn., where he had been employed two years by the National Dairy Products Corp

Agriculture Board when Governor Harry GG. served through the administration. He was a member of the Columbia Club, the Acacia fraternity and of the Masonic order. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Inez Cannon, and two daughters, Miss Elizabeth Cannon and Miss Virginia | D. Cannon.

Mrs. Alice Heald

Mrs. Alice Heald died yesterday at Methpdist Hospital. Mrs. Heald, who was 74, was born in England, Since December she lived in her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, George M. Binger, 3320 Park Ave., coming here from Providence, R. I. She is| survived by her daughter, Mrs. Binger; two sons, John, Providence, at O. D. Heald; Los Angeles; a sister,) Mrs. Elizabeth Chadwick, Philadel phia, and three grandchilen.

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Lee D. Daily Funeral services for Lee D. Maily, a resident of Indianapolis for 12 years, were to be at 1p. m. today in the Hisey & Titus Funeral Home and burial was tc be in Anderson. Mr. Daily, 46, died Saturd.y in ths U. 8. Veterans’ Hospital uere. He had been ill for four years. He had wolked for many yes's as a salesman for typewriter companies. Mr. Daily was born and reared in Anderson. He served 1/ months in the World War, much of it on special ‘duty in ‘Boston, Mass. His mother, Mrs. Mary Ellea Daily, Indianapolis, died last Sunday. . Mr. Daily is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mercy Eleanor Daily: three

Gaile Brubaker and Mrs. Bernice Everson, all of Indianapolis, and a brother, Ervin PF. Daily, Toledo, O.

Francis Marion Rowe Francis Marion Rowe, 932 N. De-

‘|Quincy St, a retired blacksmith,

died Saturday in Robert Long Hospital. - He had been ill since Wednesday. * Mr. Rowe, 75, was born in Hendricks County, and had been a resident of Indianapolis for 50 years. He was a member of the Central Christian Church. Mr. Rowe was a blacksmith for the Indianapolis Railways during the days of mule streetcars. He is survived by two sons, Herman G. Rowe and Willism H. Rowe: a daughter, Miss Lilly Fern Rowe, all of Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. Annie Spencer, Denver, Colo.

tomorrow in the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel and burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery.

William Vare

Funeral services for William Vare, who - died Saturday in his home, 1042 N. Jefferson Ave., will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Cambridge City, Il Mr. Vare was 78. He was born in Fayette County and came to Indianapolis 35 years ago. He was a painter by trade. Shortly before retiring 10 years ago he was employed in the State Elighway garage. Survivors are his wife, Rose, and several nieces and nephews.

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be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Hoss was 78. She was active in community affairs in younger life and was a former member of the Women’s Department Club and the Second Reformed Church. Survivors are a son, Henry G.; two daughters, Bertha L. and Alma C., and three grandenildeen, all of Indianapolis. >

Mrs. Adelaide Jo Inman

Mfs. Adelaide Jo Inman, a resident of Indianapolis for 30 years, died today at St. Vineeny's Hospital.

She was born in: Wisconsin and was a member of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church here. Survivors - are her husband, Franklin L. Inman; two sons, Franklin -L. of Cleveland and Joel W. of Indianapolis; three sisters, Mrs. Esther H. Lucia of San Francisco, Mrs. Emory Hoffman and

land, Ore. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Cremation will follow.

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Rutledge, father of Mrs. Ida Parker and Rulledge, Dasted Away early Mon19 yea Service 8 Wedhesdar: ® Coney Funeral Home invited.” Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 Pp. m.: Monday,

ALCUP—Otto Balmer. a 8 hit beloved husband of Louisa B. Stalcup, father of Virginia Marie Pos of Mrs. C. Cantwell, noolumbus, O.; Claude H. Sialcup. Ore.

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GLAZE—Bernard, Lee, '21 years, beloved son of Emma Louise and Elmer Glaze brother of John Robert Glaze, passed away Suddenty Sungsy a, mn. Tuesday, 2 p. t the G. H. Funera "Home, i505 S. East St. invited. Burial Floral Park.

INMAN—Adelaide J., wife of Frank 1 and mother of Joel W. of Indianapolis and Franklin L. of Cleveland, passed y Monday morning. Service at the Fi per & Buchanan Mortuary, Wednesday. p m. Friends invited.” Friends may 2 at the mortuary,

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KIEMEYER — Josephine, mother of Mrs. Caroline K. Shaw, John P. Kiemeyer and Mrs. R. Smith and grandmother of Anbar William Kiemeyer, passed away Monday morning. Service at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday, 2 m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hil, Friends may call at the mortuary.

LANHAM—Charles F., 54 years, husband of Mrs. Emma Lanham, her of Mrs. Eugene Ozment and ; L ham, son of Mrs. James Lanham, brother of Miss Florence E. Lanham, Mrs. Wil g liam J. Yule, Mrs. Fred Bokeloh, Mrs. | Richard Sprague and Harold Lanham passed away Monda ay a. m. Funeral notice later.

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Opportunity for you to make $50 to $75 week. Must have some knowledge of meet-

ing ‘public. 4's a

Tllinois

SR 2 with retail and d partment store following; cover ent diana territory: excellent opportuni with established $7.50 to $13.50 wholesale hose, Reply Box 9 The mdian__apolis Times. TWO af men, to assist local photographer. Commission and bonus, 214 Kresge Bldg., mornings only.

ere

Salesmen—Agents

THE J. R. WATKINS CO., oldest and largest institution of its kind in the w orld, needs 3 reliable men to handle tab. lisherd routes. Experience not necessary. We iain i _ Apply after 9 a. m., 135 W. 16th S

O¢sitions Warced Female 10

NEAT, COLO references.

RED—'2 days or week, A-l HA-4605.

Schools & Instructions 12

INTERNATIONAL, BEAUTY SCHOOL Special Tuition thd "tor limited time.

now. 229 N Penn. St.

‘Opposite P. 0. WORK FOR “UNCLE SAM,” $1260-52100 ear. Try next ae olls examinaions. List jobs, particulars telling how to qualify— 5 rite today. Frankin pie, Dept. 125-G, ochester,

Special Announcements 12B

ailments. Dr, Arrell Reinking. Reg. Foot FOOT podiatrist. 803 E. 63d. nking 5316,

seconds some. person is injured in an auto accident. $5 per year pays such expenses up to $500. This valuable protection is available to anyone from 10 to 70 yrs. of age. GREGORY & APPEL, Ine, LI-7491,

Personal Services EVERY 21

Dr. A, P. Hal,

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(FURNACE CLI NING, - repairing: oir Qu nest stokers: RRs NACE L1-4 57 (FURNITURE ( CLEANING

RUGS, overstuffed furniture, automobile _ upholstery cleaned; special rice. RI-7952, (GARAGES) TUNE) for Spring | GARAGE, 25th Rae ® for Complete Check U rates. 13th & Capitol. (GRADING, a

BASEMENT dig Eng, gra Se op soil, crushe

(HOUSE PAIL

IT'S house | paintin enced painter. M anteed. CH- 5198.

(HOUSE PLANS AND JPECIFICATIONS

SPECIAL mill work, mantels and cabinets, Free ey Y GOEBEL,

EANING)

Li tor Furnaces: o urners. HALLe

Eg HILL'S Baton now

ar aaaseial low

d stone, hauling.

NTING)

call an experi: Work Hunre

__(INSLATION, TERMITES) Free inspt. anywh TERMITES Free insgt, anyanere in Termite Control Co., Inc, Indpls. HU-42532, work

(PAINTI G) PAINTIN Interior; exterior; guaranteed. Exp. painters terms. We carry ins. KIMBRO. BE-0133. INTERIO, exterior painting.’ Pa

, hanging, cleanin Wall washing, po ’ refinishing, Reference es. HU-581 6. or

nings (PAPER CLEANING) PAPER CLEANING—Wall washing, inside ainting. Experienced whit RANGE. BE-2649-M. Ren PAPER CLEANING, wa. ing, decorating: 20 __ Guaranteed. LI-8829. PAPER CLEANING—50c | rience. VAN. B "| PAPER ¢leaning, perience. 1so men, TA-1255. Paper Cleaning, 75¢ u; up; p; paint- |

1 washing, paints years) experience,

Immediate ooo: 2 1 LANG a. - E-4728. paintin rnac

ng. 15 years exe e repairing. White ing, gen’l hswk. Vir. Winsell

LI-5006 (PAPER HANGING)

PAINTING, PAPER HANGING — Interiop rating. Free es es anteed. HOWARD JINES. BE-1036 PAPER hanging. _paintin steam Absolutely guaranteed. Es CH- jovi.

Bill will be’ sent later,

Ww FOO treatment. Dr. A. P. Hali,

402 Kreske Bldg. RI-3198.

L ESTATE

For Sdle... Wanted ‘cos Loans

PAPER HANGING. baintin mates, 1940 AT int 3038. BIS Free ou esti

Rooms Without Board 14

Honcskeoring so

Furn. Houses =Apts, 18A $37.50—3000 N. — Beaut,

.. 3502—Comfortable

$2.50; CAPITOL, N., constant hot water;

room; private home; _ gentleman. TA-T14i, BROADWAY, 810—Private entrance, private bath, 1st floor, redecorated, well _ furnished, privileges,” ~~ T "to BROADWAY, 3123—Comfortably furnished, near bath, refined home, jarage; gentle- - man; reasonable. TA-2 834 ae CAPITOL, 3163 N.—Well “furnished, Attias: tive room; lovely private home; gentleman; reasonable. HA-0775. > CARROLLTON, 2546 — Cozy. comfortable; esceptional for dav sleeping; rentleman, 3. College car Phon CENTRAL, 3054—Nice Ne room, next “bath; continuous hot water. TA-2842. DELAWARE, 400° N., Apt. 8—Nicely furnished front. Also l-room apartment. _ Running water. KENWOOD, 3634 — Unusually furnished front, private home privileges; 2 closets; _ reasonable. HA-2798-J. MERIDIAN. N., 968; Apt. 12; small cozy __room, $2. 5 7% LI -9465.

NEW JERSEY, N., 2131—Attractive; nersprings; cross ventilation; city ‘he _ gentleman; reasonable. HA-24 )1-W.

NEW JERSEY, 2265 N.—Atteactively fur. nished front; block Central car; privi__leges; evenings HA-0687-M.

NORTH, 323 E., APT. 6—Nicely furnished; constant hot water; private entrance; reasonable. LI-4768. /

PENNSYLVANIA, 2204 N.—Coz nished room, close bath. excellent transportation.

PENNSYLVANIA, 1851 N. Innersprings, |

inat;

‘vellefurice home, Adults. oo ie. Trond “Boat large closets, £00 ea fof water. HA-0 TALBOTT, 1639 N.—Newly furnished room, private N Bowes employe gentleman. HE- ). m.

WASHINGTON. 3009 E Nicely furnished, d ventilation; close Mallory’s, R. C. .; gentleman preferred; Teasonable.

'H. 515 E.—Lovely large front. 4 winA hot water: near Central, HE-345, 31ST, E. 613—Nice room, near Private nk, Gentlemen. Breaktact _ optional. TA-3054. PRONT suitable 1-2; nicely furnished: A-1 bed: $ifleasant, surroundings: Apt. __401 N. illinois. LINK. ASANT room; large closet; near bath; meals optional. Call TA-4893,

Rooms With Board

COLLEGE, 2310—Business DELAWARE, N., DELAWARE, N.,

DORMAN, 730—2 Down, LEXINGTON, 964—Attractively furnished

Ra MADISON, MASSACHUS MCCARTY ST MERIDIAN, N., 814— (Library apartments).

NEW PARK, 1226—Roon: and kitchenette, inner-

PENNSYLVANIA, STATE ST., 1230 N.—Widow share modern

TEMPLE,

TREMO ITH 913

‘next path,

OLLEGE. 1155—Two rooms, \ Garage

Cities. Private entrance. "Adults; $5 irl desires girls share large studio efficiency. Reaso able, ‘HE-4481. 815—Large housekeeping room; employed couple or men; al _ sleeping room. 725, APT. 9—Beautiful 2room a artment; Ipeaing, frigidaire, . | front entrance; radio, | sink, ._range. clean; private; ! $5.50.

radio, davenport;

2-room_ a partment; utilities; housekeeping. DRyo 2-room apartment. sink, utilities in- adoor bed, inner- _ springs.

3047—Nicely furnished large kitchenette; private en-

De Eg ETTS 703, APT. 9— Clean 2 ‘rooms, rdf Ei: hot water constant.

front - room, trance: utilities:

... 715 E.—Furnished lower front. inclosed Kkitcheneete sink; private toilet. entrance. Adults. Nicely furnished apartments; utilities; __ walking distance; $5 up. JERSEY, 712 N.—Nice large furnished room, next to bath. Adults.

jorine. next bath, hot andi cold water.

N» 801, APT. 4 — Two rooms; Frigidaire; all utilities: reason able. Z ~ Brookside car. Garage near. 10 N.—Three-room, newly decorated, furnished apartment; private bath, entrance; utilities; garage; adults. Also 2 rooms n near bath. NT. N., 30—Furnishd three-room modern apartment; main floor; garage. E.—One housekeeping room with n downstairs; private entrance: utilities paid. 25TH, E., 610—2 Rooms, partly furnished or, infurnished; private entrarice. HE-

home.

26TH, 132 W.— (Near St. Vincent’s)—Nice 2-room apartment; sink, utilities; private entrance. 29TH, 1020 W —3 Rooms, bath, hot - water; utilities. Garage. Phone.

constant Adults,

$5. COMER, 1205—Front room; widow's home; three meals, twin beds. DR-OI14R, COLLEGE, 2343—Nicely furnished room; private home; good meals; gentleman. HOLMES, 46 S.—Nice, clean room, good meals. Men preferred. Tele tiethop one.

County alone to read ¥ The Times. in the rite

Apartments for Rent

'$2.126 subscribers every day in Marion our want ad In Results at joven ~word rate Phone RI-558

private Rarage,

WOODRUFF PLACE—Room in good food; near bath;

care for in: Drivate home; li care, For information, call HE-

$35 kitchen;

pd. 418 E. 19th St. i call MR. BURTT at LI-2541.

18 apt.;

Two bedrm. large living room and dinidg room; light, airy cross ventilation; heat, water Apt. 3. For details

at | 9

Wall ag Jesults in The Times Phone |

in the cit lowest 551 Yor au age Testits at low cost

Hotels

16 852 5.

BUILDING INSULATED

Dundee Apartment; one-room efficiency, gas, erie refrigsration. water; oo custodian, 1 E. McCarty,

Clean, comfortable

shower $3.50

and bath, city heat; 440 Mass... on

SPENCER HOTEL J; "&*

up. 248

$4 Il,

JERSEY, N., 228=Clean, sleeping rooms; Nae distance;

Housekeeping Rooms 17

Private entrance, | 1132 N.—1 or

ated a I Na s Guilities. LI-9408. 3.50 TO $6—ILLINOIS, $ i utilities. Private entrance.

Ap a Foreh.

$30—SECOND { hor quiet iddle-aged- age: a fequired: TA-0100, Fine 4. 5 N.—

ments: trans

or 3-room apart- 1

N 5293-00 artment; i; ext.

rch;

APARTMENT RENTAC BUREAV

| Choice apts

"22 W.__ Vermont.

New cockisi] Jounge,) "JAF JONES, Mr. 5 Rms. Arranged Like Home Jjiern Redecorated; = ‘BALSAM, 3530—Corner 4-room apt., mod-

BROOK 5-—Front 1-room fur- |

1322 Carroliton

RI-{ See cust, Apt. . or call Mr. Burt, light apartmi 1168 Conar Jurnished, a [ms mod

102 * clean: nicely furnished: good pp) Rite 1%

gladly shown. LI-5558

| ‘GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC.

1-2439.

garage; $62.50. 528 E. 38th.

n, fri ange; gas, pater, er: oraied: rang & ~

_Redecorat $36. IDE “Room upper ns ‘hot water. Garage; 1 bedrm. apt. Ht.

water 32.50. Ra. «2541.

garage.

103 lawa a CRAr! he heat, wat. pd; 8401, "44 Va.

3541 N. MERIDIAN

hAttractive 1 and 2-bedroom apts.; utils furnished, See custodian. TA hoje,

eT Two 32 0 past- -18

room Nn; reasonable ent,

709 E. 27TTH—$30

rm. upper duplex; heat furn. MA-3464,

rivate bedrom. _ apt. Many others. E. HE-1466.

WOODRUFF, 623 BE. Drive—Efficiency, in-a-door, kitchen, bath, ressing room. Retrigeration. "Utilities. Garage. $10.

Houses for Rent 19

$19.65—Water paid; 4-room semi-modern gos, near school. 411 8. Rural. HU-

$22) .50—Water paid; 4-room semi-modern . double; Jovely Deighborhood. 1 8. Sher- _ ma Driv HU-2569 $55—K WOOD. 4632—Five-room médern _ single. \ Garage. LI-5065.

MA-1

__.| DIVISION, \ 1125—3 Rooms, semi-modern double, mater paid; $12.50. Miss Davis,

F arms—Suburban 20

A BEAUTIFUL new 1% brick veneer home on Y; acre lot, within walking distance of Warren Central School; 5 houses north of W St. on Post Road; completel oder ‘and surrounded by beautifu well-built homes. Open Saturday an _ Sunday p, m, or for appointment IR-8897.

Corner 43th & Franklin Rd. (8000 East)— Large modern home with extra ground; house and large garage. For oe $42.50; terms. MA-2384 SEXTON + GENCY, 707 Peoples

prt uick R-22 . Bam gu Bia NEAR re ST., EAST—Lovely nei hborhood. cute 5-rm. semi-mod. ng.; room for bath: excellent conan: gasages 2 big lots, feubt, LhTubDery, Price 2400, ‘10 per cent d FH oDELSO 2619 E. 3h St: {_CH-6204. 3 ACRES _Nwest corner of Franklin Rd. and s Ave.; hago om ymodery fruit hy JEN0S." LI- 3814," 28 8. Tilinois. 1800 A., good land and bidgs. Price, $150.000. Returned 59% net last year. TA4286. JOHN D. CASE. 3510 N. Penn., B-2. OLD FASHIONED brick ome, ros acres. Southeastern Ave, $4250. EL__MORE BROS. “doi 1 Inland nd Bldg, RI- r-2188 TA,.16m B.; 6-rm. house; gas; ¢ ian B DASE 3510 N. Penn. Pa Asse, 2 — Fiackville, Vacant ground, 263800. Reasonable price. Phone 1R-3839.

‘2

poultry house; NINGS BROS

Business Property

IDEAL CORNER LOCATION 4301 East Michigan St. For details call . Burtt HALL-HOTTEL CO.

Resorts and Cottages

" LI-2541.

FOR SALE—Cholce lots and acre tracts on Lakes Sater and Freeman. Prices yeaW. O'Connor, Monticetlo, Ind.

Houses and Lots Sale 25 1 NEW COLONIALS

homes ore to

dinette: five different floor ‘plans to select BRIDGES & s Br. spam roy ns. Del. RI-3477. ble. Rents for $27.00 per m Y CO. RI-23 Wed., 5-8 P.

pu Lave ly new Orin 5 rms. os from B. PHA. "0 a $a fod Ave, 1005-7 MARION AVE. > 6 Rms. to side. mi -modern jouPriced at $1500.00 with small down Jaen, Mr. Rattles. BE-4212, ALLISO] NEW Amit OM HO ME n $250 Dn. $22 Per Mo. = vig Sat Sun. afternoon—500 8. hurst Dr. REGORY 4 & & APPEL, 38, Som LI-7481, 7491, UN AoW is

Sei _ DR-2197.

bath: ath ullisics

owner, 1027 XN Sal

22|W

EN : NO

| new plan of home: You!

Inquire 506 6 Inland Bldg. —

Houses and Lots Sale 25 TWO APTS.—$4000 :

$43. { 4 ‘inc. taxes and ins,

Pro this| 10:rm. home Joe Traneportat

hed at N. Illinois, churches,” and 30th & Ho shopping’ center make this extremely desirable for an meome proe ducing home. Spacious s., large lot, and side drive choraconze this ‘well const, old residence. Down payment $400. 42% financing. Call Elbert |[L. McDaniel. E, KIRK McKINNEY CO., Inc,; Realtors. Off, MA-3521, res. RI-8790. /

When acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an abstract of title. Have it exams. ined by your attorney.

$20 Calhoun; S_room Semi modern

Union /Title Company 35 1 12.75 bo? t i wi saan don’ TD

Union Title Building 155 E, MARKET ST. iy Mr, Nachan ALLISON REALTY \co., achana. RI-2368, Ts AS IS" ;

237 Eastern Ave.—6 ris. oR,

tage, semi-mod. fire 35 furnace, Toniside, toilet "%a, 800. $2 es *t To and ins,

dnwn, Eves. cull iI ME, BA =, on 1034- -M. PAUL

Sr eh one

Five rooms n | except an: payed

deme, ots bsmt.

furnace, tub; nice lot, fine location, pay street alley, Price, $16 cash per month. Owner. 4102 E. oth. For PH

Rooms; modern; $12.39 per me i small down payment. 7 Jexingies. -6427. Mr. Nachand. ALLISON REALTY [ole Realtors. | = [-2368, “NEW MODERN With (gar. attached:

ALOW hy ilt for "siaso or os in brick ven. $300 down, halance $21.50 o. including taxes. apo! Remodeli 0.. 0 E. New Yo

BETTER HURRY:

w_flve-room Sacrifice $680 cash. WAYNE PARK,

Washington st.;

—BARGAI ome not completed.Tiss Perry

squgres ER SiS of w, 2 4150. CH-0899. UYERS. homes

COLORED B See Sus list of J. R. WELCH & SONS.

Real Estate Wanted

NAN uble priced Side "agent.

" 11-3423.

27 tales 23

ANTED—4-6 m_ dou Walter Foikerth, Mast _ E. Washington. IR-4200.

Real Estate Loans

Commissions or . Charge for Application

More rapid service, lower costs and more ‘conveniences are U by using our nei ng. - aT,

| Building or NO HIDDEN C Mortgage Loans—Construction Money

241 . GED. A. BUSKIRK 5.

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