Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 July 1940 — Page 16

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| | | : } BOYS' DATE MRS. LENORA RALPH, | : : : . PLEADS GUILTY TO . RITES SET FOR OVS DATE WR es a7 Home Diane, 10, Youngest Editor, Wins Tribute for Variety EA CL Lanz

\ . | DINUBA, Cal, July 18 (U.P)— “The Zephyr was Diane's own weather comments, poems, a gen-| Editor Diane's column “People” | | Mrs. Lenora Ralph, 2050 Carroll-', ; i ial ® : } ' : { B MING ' o July 18 MRS, ROBINSON Plainfield Lads July 28 ton Ave, died VRE after an illness Ten-vear-old Diane Locke, who is idea. She writes all her own stuff. eral review of weekly harpenings recounts daily incidents in her ite] (BLOPMIRGTON. I A Bere of six weeks. She was 76. a member Perhaps the youngest editor and The only help soe gets is an occa- among her young set and “What «ne of my subscribers, Janey |of Monroe Circuit Court today held

i — | THE BOYS at Plainfield Boys of the Broadway Methodist Churen Bublisher In Aerch, Dilllithes ee islonal lift Wien i Ea to Spel Tim Tinks, 8 Dog's Day” ue. | Scoggins, visited me Saturday. Aft- | under advisement a plea of guilty School await July 28 |and the Eastern Star BWR Nop Duper pi) Dg. Once in a while 1 suegest she; Under the head ‘This and That" |, playing a lot of different games |by Donald Rey, 22, of New York,

Aunt of Mrs. Willis Coval ; : | A daughter, Ethel, and two sons, Diane, a fifth grade student, is do a piece over and put more the editor observed “John Meas is (yp show." 'e | charged with blackmail after he . ! ay y vests of! A \ y : . i . his : we went to the show. Then we] R 1 ackmail after e On that day theyll be guests Ofip ard and Morris, survive her, | the daughter of William E. Locke, thought into it—but that is sel- the only boy I ever saw that could got & marble ice cream cone and | allegedly threatened to blow up a

Dies at 81: Grandchild [the biggest picnic most of them iin ——— editor and publisher of the Dinuba dom. The ideas and execution are write at the black board right hand some butter scotch: chews. I en- | restaurant unless paid $50.

have ever seen. Sentinel. | hers.” and at his seat left hand . . . If s dav ' Wh Of Early Author. Officers of Big Four Railroad Post MAN, 7, DIES OF BURNS The first copy of The Zephyr, The California Publisher, official you have hay fever you have my Joyed the uay, Sa wid ny oR, (Diane's baby sister) Is im- | = 6 A f ican Charles Tolbert, 71, died today at was printed from rubber type hand magazine of the California Newspa- Sympathy. All I do is blow My NOSE “fave you been swimming this sea= proving in erving. She is awake Services for Mrs. Marietta Lamb LG eet City Hospital of burns he received {set by the editor herself. The next per Publishers’ Association, referred and sneeze ahd blow my nose, son? The plunge is open and I|more, so she cries more.” 1645 N. New Jersey St between 8000 and July 12 at his home, 803 S. Relle week, she fractured an arm and to Diane as “perhaps the youngest | The California Publisher called would love to go. I have three| Diane said she knew of no reawill be held at 2 tt AEert git 10.00 rSONS to! Vien Place. Mr. Tolbert was reading since then the paper has been editor in the state, and certainly the Zephyr “a gem of varied com- swimming suits but they don't fit son why a good newspaperwoman ill be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at 0.000 persor a newspaper in bed and lighted his printed in the Sentinel shop. | the most imaginative . . . " ment, personalized reporting. poetry ime very good. . . . Daddy's office | could not do anything a good news-

the home of her niece, Mrs. Willis N WA WE rat pipe. Her father said: | Editor Diane writes movie reviews, 'and miscellaneous bagatelles.” is hotter than a furnace. . .. Laurel! paperman might do. 3 which y ' ; BE a —_ : wie i a - —— —

Coval. 3919 Washington Blvd. Burial aa open to every- —— Will be at Crown Hill. The Rex * SAE one in Indiana Taylor of Peru, Ind, will Ea 3 On the proTR gram are 20 hands playing

¥» % $a - Irs binson, who was 81, died - p av 2b Methadict Haeniti afte evervthing from | / ay at Methodist Hospital afte: : | < . hs illness 25 RN accordions to Ns

he widow of Francis Hawaiian musiynofessor of French at Mr. Hurst sted he jana colleges. He died 33 “ Amohe a A native of Vevay. Ind. speakers will be Ralph Gregg, judge was the daueh er of dee Rob- advocate of the es Legion, 3 . ‘ agle 2 strict 'eDumont and Marrietta Du- Dr. Harry Nagle, 12th Dis BN Ld 1 or : : and was the granddaughter gion Americanism director; James Great Reductions on Summer Merchandise . . . . : : ° A It atad v : ae /) J a oR y | . Julia Dumont. early Indiana Ahern, district membership diree- REGROUPED AND REPRICED for Immediate : ro Raymond Grider, district com- - p 162 19 Wi 1 . . . ot ye tor. Raymond Grider, district con Clearaway! Summer Store Hours 9:30 to 5:30— attended Shortridee High mander, and Lewis ean, head of ol and was a graduate of the Negro NYA | Hill College. She was a Free lunch, cluding beef bar-

of the Methodist Church beque, will be served. A grand pa-

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Mrs. Rebecca C. Holland

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