Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 July 1940 — Page 6

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PLANK MAY AIM Hoosier Girls Shine at New York Fair BOYBITTENITTMES | STATE DEATHS | Mo tone wore

Urban Wilde, 8025 Broadway, re=

go 3 : ALEXANDRIA William H. Montgomery LINTON—Brisben L. Cooprider, 65. 8ur-|ported to deputy sheriffs the theft CR t > 3 79. Survivors: Wife, Jennie; sons, Willard |vivors: Wife, Emma: children. Dennis. : X53 and R. O.; daughter, Mrs. James Nevils; |Estel and Cleota Cooprider: brothers | Of $150 from his home Saturday . = , BL brothers, Andy and Joseph. sisters, Mrs. | Frank and Cliff; half-brother. Clarence. : a Eight-vear-old Herman BEngland, John Vestal and Mrs. Winifred Smith, sisters, Mrs, Mamie McCullough, Mrs. night. Entrance was gained by rea Mary Cooprider and Mrs, George Kline.

: : wh § is y| BEDFORD-John McBeath, 74. Burviv- moving a screen from a side winh y Ee » 1227 8. Dakota St, probably iB now ors: Wife, two daughters, son, four broth- LYNN--Thomas Albert Handlev, 54, Sur- e > ; a ’ Eo a firm believer in the expression, ers, four sisters, vivors: Wife, Bertha: daughters. Mrs. |d0W. Closets in the house were rane

. Howard Green and Mrs. Cleo Billiter; sons, uder le J a BLOOMINGTON Frederick 8. Shoe- | Corman and crc MIS. Cleo Billiter: sone, sacked and the intruder left by the

maker, 67. Survivors: Wife, Fannie; son, | Eimer sters. M 4 front door, deputies said. { » cial ij by pd i ; For yesterday, while chasing a | John; daughter, Mrs, Mary Turpin, am TW FE Lemuel Mossmerger I S bi Ab Th Re Rt RY ) ; > an ’ dha # |stray eat that had been killing ROONVILLE-Mrs. Eliza Dean, 85, Mrs. Hosea Wright, 85. Survivors: Huse ; ‘ Hatch Favors u. S. Shoul- & : 2 4 : Ct y CONVERSE—David N. Bohr, 81. Bupvily-|PANd: sons, Frank, Ora and Allie, Te LS : : § CRE EE i # |ehickens in his neighborhood, the[ors: Wife, Molly: daughters, Mrs. Helen| MARION—Mre. Clara Howland Jones PERMANENT

ay : : : 3 t § = a FR £ EE a Z : Kimble and Mrs. Josephine Ridenour; sis- |g yeh ] 8. dering Burden if Minority ! 8 § i - } y a EE 3 3 boy was bitten 17 times on his left ters, Mrs. Emma Landgrave and Mrs. SFVIvOT Daughter, Mrs. Willard B

3 b p > R.. 8 - Laura Sinster, SPECIAL! Party Formula Is F d : y ; P pe a : arm between the wrist and eIbOW.| "op, wroRDSVILLE—Mrs. Millie A. Me-| MIDPLEBURY—Samuel J. Mast, 63. Sur- * ) ormuia Is Founda. ; ¥ , \ 2 His father, Fred Bngland. took Aim |Murray, 50. Survivors: Hushtnd, Charles; |Ve"ors: Wife, Anns: sons, Joseph, Abra- - d gi: 3 E Eo s : daughters, Mrs. Wilmer Keller and Mrs, fam, Amat and William; daughters, Mrs Nati Siler 15.5 a i i | . 2) FR La ] hil § p: : ¢ treat In MeKOrS < : p iller an rs. John Hostetler; ally Advertise BY CHARLES T. LUCEY y % ! Foo Xa to City Hospital for treatment. gpl Dickerson; ha Tu brothers, | | re. Andrew, Abraham and Willem: Oo NIB haa Times Special Writer ! € y * : 3 Wk . 3 ME JELKHART--A C. Gilbert, 66, 8urvivors: MOUNT VERNON-<Mrs. Susan Yates, 78. WASHINGTON. Jul i $ CR ¥ : NI SRN 5 % CHURCH SAFE HOLDS FIRM en nell daughters, Mrs, Lottie Alien Survivors: Husband, Charles, $9.50 50

i rs. Mary Hastings; sons, NEW ALBAN 9 form plank aimed at eliminating ; ES Ni Yeges battered the combination |ter. Harold and Robert, Hee ALBANY—William Melton, 4. Sur. l § : f i 4 I ; ¥ \ 5 ABH uh vivors: Wif Gaudy, sons, Howard and : : : 0 = 3 Ra Sh 3 & i 2 5 GEORGETOWN--<Frank Lobb, 55, Sur Russell; sisters, Mrs, Maude Rhode d politic sh funds | nrovidi on a safe in the All Saints Cathe- |vivors: Wife, Nellie; daughter, Miss Opal te. Rata Nrelt: i S an May Lobb; brothers, William and Thomas Miss Kate Melton; brother, Frank. No Appointment Ne When General Motors Day was celebrated at the New York World's Fair recently, six girls from Gen- [dral, 1551 Central Ave. Saturday JEFFERSONVILLE—Charies L. Sharp | NEW HARMONY-—Wesley C. Stinson, 178. Bervies Figo Beil M. to bP. M eral Motors plants in Indiana were chosen to model the fashions of the future, The models are (left to night but failed to open it. Arthur|7¢ Survivors: Wife, Bertha, son, Leonard; ievivors nh Lawrence Jesse, Gordon, Work GUARANTEED by EXPERTS » . Wi e C C le right) Misses Evelyn Reason, Anderson; Betty Craine, crowned “Miss Futurama of 1960," Kokomo: Mae Bluitt, 222 W. 11th St. the janitor Suhel Ww Sof zaeth fakin; sistels Girwin, . 7% Sune wr He) CENTRAL BEAUT Edwards, Anderson: Evelyn Harger, Muncie: Myrtle Short, Indianapolis, and Jean Sines, Anderson, With | 4 y ile J '| Russellaer, ; di SHELBY VILLE-—~Mrs Elizabeth Pierson, them are A. J. Schamehorn, General Motors exhibibit general manager, and Harvey D. Gibson, World's (found that a side window had been| gKeNpALLVILLE ~Clarence C. Baker, 71.190. Survivors: Sons, Ray and Be : | College Fair board chairman : forced open. Survivors: Brother, Elmer; sisters, Mrs. John W. Poe, 79, Survivors: Wife. Mag- | 209 ODD FELLOW BLDG. LIL 972

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