Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 September 1940 — Page 15

"INDIANA PIONEER

FRIDAY, SEPT. 6, 1940

DIES HERE AT 93

Mrs. Eliza J. Combs Born in Ohio: Funeral Set for 2 Tomorrow.

Funeral services for Mrs. 1ana pioneer who died Wednesday. will be held at 2 p. m. the Moore & Kirk

Burial will be in

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Home. Hill. Mrs. Combs died in the home of a granddaughter, Miss Hannah E. Wyrick, 1161 N. Beville Ave. She was born in Ohio, but nved here most of her life. She wae mer her £ Tn y Ten 3 3 Brethren Charen. Te Rd) Yew

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who was 93

officers of the HavwardRarcus Post No. 55 of the American Legion will be installed at 8 four great-grand- Pp. m. Wednesday in the World Vildren and two great-great-grand- | War Memorial. They are (seated roren. left ‘to —H. F. Mearling, adjutant: Dr. Wilbur F. Smith, commander: Jean S. Bovie, finance officer. and Clavhourne Goldfield, Nev.

corn en. RITES ARE HELD FOR or Coumer vas won vere wre MRS, MARIE CASTLE

mer, 619 Orange St. He Manual High School and worked in the real estate department of the Union Trust Co. until 1912 when he

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Officers not present are: William P. Weimar, past commander and Willard O. McGaughey, officer. and Fred membership

vice commander. (Standing left to right)—Arthur J. Mullenholz, sergeant-at-arms: Eimer C. Julien. service officer: John E. Colvin and Harry Ridgeway. membership: Al Dorsev. publicity ‘officer: Lowell Holmes. first vice commander, and Ralph E. Klare. chaplain

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mander.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

New Officers of Hayward-Barcus Post

Capt. immediate historian: athletic Thornbury,

Col. Frank Henley will conduct the ceremonies. assisted by Joseph F. Lutes, past southern vice com-

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ETTINGER PREPARES ‘COUNTY T0 GO’ IF--

A drive “to get Marion County readv to go,” if and when the Burke-Wadsworth conscription bill passes Congress, was launched last

night at the Court House. County Clerk Charles R. Ettinger asked post commanders of four veterans organizations to solicit members to serve as precinct registrars on ‘registration day.” He discussed conscription plans with 57 post commanders of the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Marine Corps League and the Spanish-American War Veterans. Mr. Ettinger explained that, “of | course,” all plans being made now| are tentative and may never be put. into use. “But we feel that we should get readv so that if the bill does pass, Marion County will be ready.” The County Clerk plans to have the post commanders of the veterans organizations send in pledge cards bearing the names of mem-

is estimated that some 1200 registrars will be needed "County,

bers who will serve as registrars. It’,

in Marion .

STATE DEATHS

ANDERSON—Mrs. Mary Ellen Pulse, 86, CRALMERS—Thomeas McCurdy, 20, Sur. vivers: Daughter, Mrs. WF. Héims, sons, Fred, Thomas sand Lawrence

CHRISNEY--Henry M. Goodman, Survivers: Wife, Nancy. daughters, Will Keller and Mrs. Sam Kieet.

COLUMBUS Will Davis. 66 Son, Charles; brother, Forest Ott Shuey DANVILLE —Mrs. Ella Stusrt, 74 Survivors Sons, Virgil Wiltsie Milburn Wendell and Don. daughters, Mrs, Thad Ryner and Miss Ethel Stuart.

DELPHRI—Mrs. Jane Dunn, 87. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs, Abe Heck and Mrs, Harry Gipson.

FAIRMOUNT --Mrs Survivors Husband Mrs. Ben Burgan brough.

FT. BRANCH—Mrs. Louisa McIntyre, 82 Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Verna Wheeler and Mrs. John Schomburg | % | Gas City—Harry Underwood, 49, HARRODSBURG Wynter Z. Judah, 63 Survivors: Two half-brothers; half-sister HAYSVILLE Mrs Margaret Hofman 67 Survivors: Sons, George, Henry and Alva; daughters, Mrs. Harry Baker and Mrs. Joseph Popp: brothers, Henry, Adam and William Ruckriege sisters Mrs George Eichmiller, Mrs. Pred Wissing, Mrs Laura Harder and Mrs Frank Bretz KOLEEN A W Asheraft survivors Wife, Ellen: son, W. daughter, Mrs o Havw

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Survivors sister, Mrs

Madge Burgan, 64, Charles aaughter, sister, Maude Kim-

LAFAYETTE J). Frank Smith, 64 Surivors: Wife, san; daughter brother two sisters LAGRANGE 1ATSs

Parent:

Wehey 10 Sure

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OAKLAND CITY—Robert Banford Gregory, 80. Survivers: Wife: sons, Henry and Dewey, daughters, Mrs. H. A. Carter Mrs. Fred Hathaway, Mrs. A. R Carter Mrs. Viola Stuckey and Mrs. Ruth Gregory

sisters, Mrs. Laura White and Mrs ary

Norrington SOMERVILLE Olen. Paries, 21 sure vivors. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Faries

TELL CITY Prank T. Leimgruber, 31 Wife, Lillian; daughter, brother,

Survivors George. WABASH Mrs. Effie Huffman, 65. Sur vivors: Husband; daughter.

YEOMAN--Mrs. Ella Baum, 768 Survivors: Husband, Martin: sons, Freeman Leland and Floyd; daughter, Mrs. Esther Land. >

HELENE CHADWICK, 41, FORMER STAR, DEAD

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 6 (U. P.).— Helen Chadwick, star of the silent screen, died late yesterday in relative oblivion as a day-to-day extra on film lots commanded a salary week, She had been ill since last June, when she fell over a chair, Physicians said her decline in health had been aggravated by nervousness. She was 41 She entered movies in Pathe Studios in 1917, later starred in many Sam Goldwyn pictures

where she once of $2000 a

‘NO COFFEE AFTER 3 AND NO CREAM AT ALL

| VICHY, Sept. 6 (U. P.).—Frenche men who like coffee, and particue larly those who take it with cream, are headed for sorry times.

The coffee shortage is so acute that rationing has been ordered and

restaurants, cafes and hotels have been forbidden to serve it after 3 p. m. Sale of pure coffee is entirely banned and a mixture containing one-third coffee and two-thirds artificial ingredients has been sub= stituted. Cream has been almost unohtainable in many regions of France for some time.

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went to Africa as a ‘cocoa buyer Since 1924 he had been in the cocoa

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funeral services at 2 p. m. today in the home, 113 8. Traub Ave, She was 66. Mrs. Castle was horn in Westminster. O. but had lived here : She was a member of the Methodist Church. Survivors are her husband. Frank B. Castle: two sons, Richard F.

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PLAN NIGHT VIGIL

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6 (U.P) — Demonstrators against peacetime military conscription today planned hold an all

) was 74, was bom 1d.. and had lived 1 another atiempt to on the Capitol steps even authorities refuse

member the Third night vigil 1cis and the Chris- if Congressional them permission Pr W. RB About 15300 of them. led hv the Schisla Rev. Owen A. Knox. Detroit Methadist minister, were driven off the Capitol grounds and off the Su-

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nolicemen Most of the demonstrator: were members of the American Peace Mobilization. wha were driven away from the Capitol twice vesterday when thev attempted te protest the Burke-Wadsworth Conceription Bill

EXPORT-IMPORT BANK HEAD SAILS FOR S. A.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6 (U. P.).— President Warren L. Pierson of the Export-Tmport Bank, sails for South America todav aboard the S. S Uruguay, for a series of discussions on the bank's commitments ana policy in regard to Latin American loans. He will industrial financing with Brazilian leaders in Rio de Janeiro before traveling to Argentina, Chil, Peru and possibly said Arthur Paetz gather Latin American nations. todav in calling a meeting of the The bank recently received ConBouth Side Civie Club tonight at 8 gressional authorization for an exoclock at the Turners Hall, Mr. tra $500.000.000 for Latin AmerPaeiz ic President again this vear. can loans.

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SHANGHAI Sept. 6 (U. P).—Two ¢ 1 roads Deputy ipal Commissioner R Ww.

nese gunmen outside the

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