Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1941 — Page 11
SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1941 : Yanks Victors K. of C. Pin | Studies Old Glory’s History In19 of 24 Meet On Again ee a Be be highlighted |
the city's] | ° : Til bowling alleys > ractice 1 is by renewal of the Knights of Co- | inbus tournament at the Pritchett | plant, Altogether 102 teams from Illi(nois and Michigan are to see ac|tion, with everybody's goal being MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 3 (U. P), |t1O surpass the 3220 total recorded The New York Yankees. winners last Sunday night by the J. P. of 19 out of 24 games, meet Memphis | Rolles Printing five. of the Southern Association here| At the Fox-Hunt Alleys 59 teams gave the Yankees an 11-inning, 5-4 [1050 scratch classic, while a mixed victory over Little Rock of the doubles tournament tomorrow feaSouthern Association yesterday. tures the week-end at the Uptown | Alleys. Last night's pin sessions were fea-
on
Dodger Varsity Risks String of Five
ALE XANDRIA, La. April 5 (U, P.).—The Brooklyn Dodgers’ varSity squad puts a five-game pin tured by a new all-time city team ning streak on the line agains ‘ : : wo A 1k recor women. T ew rk Alexandria of the Evangeline | c€° d for wome he new mark
League today. The Dodgers B |Was credited to the White Rock division meets Columbus of the |girls of the Kernel Optical League, Sally League at Columbus, Ga, |Who smashed out a 2917 total to Joe Medwick and Dolph Camilli °clipse the previous record of 2854 hit homers as the A team regis- |N€ld by the Betty Gay five.
Edward F. Kepner and Old Glory . .. “U. S. colors never run.”
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VICTIMS REVEAL HOURS IN PLANE
Crile and Pilot, Most Seriously Injured, Were Delirious at Times.
FT. PIERCE, Fla., April 5 (U. P.). —Some of the 16 shipwrecked men and women who spent 15 to 20
hours waist-deep in water in an Everglades swamp, described their experiences today. Their ship, an Eastern Air Lines passenger plane, pan-caked into the swamp at 9 a. m. Thursday and it was dawn yesterday before the last of them was removed. All were injured but only the conditions of Dr. George Crile, world-famous surgeon and scientist, and the pilot, Gerald O’Brien, remained serious today. Dr. Crile’s injuries in themselves were not serious, but he is 76 years old. One of his ribs was fractured, and his chest was severely bruised. At Indian River Hospital, Vero Beach, it was said that he was running a high temperature. Mrs. Crile, whose chest was injured, also had fever. Capt. O'Brien was in the
Rites Monday
William C. Smith
Funeral Smith, former Butler home, 2910 College Ave, short illness, a. m. Monday at the home,
will be at Crown Hill.
jcounts:
services for William C. University trustee who died yesterday in his after a will be held at 10:30 Burial
|because of the need at Manual for |
HIGH SCHOOL ON S. SIDE URGED
Manual Would Be Purely a Vocational Institute Under Civic Group’s Plan.
A new South Side high school, to be used for academic subjects only and changing Manual High into a purely vocational school, has been advocated by the South Side Civic Club, The new school, proposed last night at a meeting of the group at South Side Turners’ Hall, is justified, club members believe, on two
First, because many pupils now go to schools other than Manual because it is located in the heart of an industrial area, and second, all available room for vocational subjects.
Committee Is Named
The committee named by club President Arthur Paetz to communicate with the School Board con-
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April_ 3, “idl
brother of Louis Dawe ir Mrs, Josie Ettinger, passed Friday, April 4. Funeral Monday, 2 p. m.. at residence, 512 » St. Friends "nterment Hill. Finn Service,
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N-=Joseph, DRAWS away
invited Nerul Bros | EMMELMAN—Mary Ss harles P Emmelman and Wayne Emmelman passed away Thursday at her home, 2641 E. Riverside Dr. Friends may call at the home after noon Saturday. Funeral services prie vate Monday, 2 p. m.
FISHER Mina Martin Fisher,
widow of the late mother of Lee
age 29, beloved wife of daughter of Mr Arthur Burris sister of Alex Mrs. Biiz rabeth Murphy, Mrs Daniel and Margaret Burris, passed away Saturda 2M Funeral Mondya, 2 B. Mm. at the Merritt Place Methodist Church. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at Snicley Bros. West Side Funeral Home, 2002 W, Miche igan after 6 p. m Saturday.
GARVEY-—John W., 88 vears old, beloved father of Mary Dunn, Edith Kidd, Eliza« beth Worley, Walter and John Garvey, passed away Thursday evening, Funeral Monday, 1 p. m., at the G Funeral Home, 1505 8S. East invited. Burial Riverview Seymour, Ind,
JORDAN William H band of Frances D Mrs, Dorothy D. Davis and Mrs. Richard L. Coburn, passed away Friday evening. Funeral from All Saints Cathedral, 16th and Central Ave Monday Pp. m, Friends may call at Shirley Bros. Cene tral Chapel. 946 N. Illinois St.. until noon Monday. Burial Crown Hill,
OSBORN--Mrs. Emily L., age 92, beloved mother of Mrs. Josephine Rudd Williams of Indianapolis and Ellen Wells. Mary Dillworth and Charles Osborn of Long Beach, Cal, and Allen Osborn, Indian apolis, passed away at her home, 801 N. New Jersey St Rrigay morning, Fue neral at the Mill Creek Friends pnnreh, Hendricks County, Sunday, 2:30 Friends may call at the Flanner yp
Cemetery,
age 72 years. huse Jordan, father of
tered a 14-3 victory over Houston | I'he assault on the maples was of the Texas League yesterday. (led by Rita Johns, who had had a The “B's” won from Albany of oy gL (BER her gis aia Flarids one. @.-1. |misseq In unicipa ourt earlier the Georgia-Florida League, 6-1. {in the day. Miss Johns fired a 668, and Bertha Urbanic produced a 620. P).—Bucky Walters and Whitey| The best score among the men Mote were assigned to do the /was turned in by Bob Wuensch, pit for the Cincinnati Reds |Who coupled games of 278, 257 and prieh in 10th game with the 213 in the Fox-Hunt Classic League Boston Red Sox. Herb Hash and |for a 748. Charley Wagner will pitch for the Last night's list of leaders: |
Buchanan Mortuary Saturday afternoon and evening.
SMITH--William C., beloved Elizabeth Burt Smith and Rosemary Richards,
ir. Smith, who was 76, was the sists of Harry B. Dynes, Edward L. retired president of the Marion | pokstein, Emil Kuhn and Albert! Worried Over Hat | County Construction Co. and built | Voigt. : Mrs. Margaret Allen of Miami, | path the Butler Bowl and Buuler| At She Same meeting Joti Lilier morning at his home, 2010 College Ave. |one of the passengers, said Dr. Crile Fieldhc dhouse County Attorney, e © ' ervices al the residence Monday, 10:30
=| a. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill, |apparentiy was pinned in his seat. that the long SOURS UIRCK eleva. | on Cre i ro
hospital here. His chest was crushed.
Knows Many Flags But Loves His Country's Best
you'd have to go a long
husband of father of passed away Friday
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. April 5 (U.
When it comes to downright patriotism, wav to beat Edward F. Kepner. Mr. Kepner, assistant secretary of the Indianapolis Life Insurance | Co. for the past 22 years, started nearly a quarter of a century ago to |
their age 67, wife of Harvey, 1€11) Mrs. Mary Williams, Mrs, : V Freda White, Elmer Rains and Anna than $1,000,000 the city will receive| Silver, sister of Otto Bauer and Mrs,
George Lehr
Sox A scheduled came between the two el at Gadsen, Ala., was
Bob Wuensch, Classic Leo Ahearn, Classic Paul Field. Classic .... Bernie Mills, Classic
make a study of the Flag of the United States.
Today, he is still searching fo! for any bit of history that might be pt when night came he seemed to
(administering to the injured despite the absence of first-aid materials,
from the redistribution of the gasoline tax funds the elevations could
passed away Friday Lights Funeral services Tuesday, p. at the First Pilgrim Holiness Church, ‘30th and Gale. Friends mav call at the Fare
rained out veste: day
LEGION URGES ‘END OF STRIKES
ley Funeral Home, 1604 W, Morris,
Carl Baxter. Washington 2 p. m., Sunday. Friends invited.
Rita Johns, Kernel Ladies Punch Tutterow, Washington Owen Fancher, National Fonnie Snyder. Real Estate Walt Holtman, Washington
after
Friends may call Sunday afternoon. During the daylight hours, he ad- tion project may be near realiza-|
\vised his colleague, Dr. Daniel P. tion. Tv RA {Quiring of Cleveland, on Wis of He asserted that with the more an Stop to View Result of Accident Causes Trucks
relative to our country’s symbol, grow delirious. and his study has extended into} “Five minutes after the stories behind the flags of all lands.
be built under a pay-as-you-go we got in basis. | the rain we began to spin around.” a |she said. Baggage and parcels “My father was a Civil War vet-| few all over the place. You couldn't eran,” Mr. Kepner said, “and N0/see out the windows. The clouds one had greater love of his country | ere solid black. or flag. He used to sit by the wood| «1 ever dreamed we were crash{stove in our kitchen and tell stories] |ing. The first I knew water was \about the flag. That is how mYV/ooming in the plane 1 > and I thought 8 , , first real interest in the Stars and to myself, we're in the ough} A motorist who stopped suddenly Stripes started and I decided 10 yngid my safety belt when the 'eSterday to look at a tree uprooted
(find out more about it.” water started coming in, and bY a previous auto accident, caused
FL PASO. Texas, April 53 (U, P.).—The Pittshurgh Pirates, whe were shut out hy the { hicago Maunry Wellman, Washington White Sox at EI Centro, Cal, yes- | Mike Rav, Bivelev's Beverage. terday, 6-0. meet the Philadelphia pack Punt age, OE AGES il Athletics here today in the first Art Havymaker. Washinaton of two games. The Pirates got Hovitd Bugiste Washington only two hits vesterday as Ted Lieber. Construction : Lyons and Bill Dietrich put on a Locit Beers THaorest ce display of mid-season twirling Elmer Fox. Hillcrest that had the Pirates dazzled. Not rn BE he oh a Pirate reached second base. Scheduled to pitch against the Athletics today were Joe Rowman and rookie Aldon Wilkie,
widow of the late mother of Mrs. Aue and Edward C. Rethe
Track Elevation Pushed RETHMEIER Elizabeth.
Re thmeier, s . His ta Rl nTIeH The estimated cost of the eleva- tered into rest Friday, age 83 bad : f er Tces Monday, 1:30 p. m., at | tion of the Belt Railroad has been ATV W Moore Stace Chapel Burial set at $3,000,000. Mr. Paetz said| Crown Hill. Friends are welcome. the group is concentrating on the smirs—pauiine. Madison and Shelby St. projects at | dav, 59 years, . Smith, «ister of Mrs. present. Charles Wishmeier of Indianapolis and Mr. Linder said that in other
enfered into rest Thurse wife of Edward T,
Ralph Reeder and
To Collide.
Boh Haassma, Washington Bertha Urbancie, Kernel Ladies ..... Elmer Dietz, LC} Leonard Faust, Washington Yowler. Shell Petroleum Jim Hurt, Insurance Maxie Kosof, Washington April 5 (U. P.) Beg Speicher, Washington P11l Al Koelling, National ' Iphia Phillies met the Rarsner Link-Belt No. 1 Sha berks Bill Leppert, American Bearing .. Senator today. Chester Brandlein, Coca Cola... Newark: Den Woodard, Washington th the Iarry Poole. Washington th th N.Y; C
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Moore Peace Chapel Burial Concordia Conferred by Lend- |ing the right-of-way and the State | warroN—Florence J. age 45 years. bee {ganizations in Indianapolis and; «py . ; >= | James X. and Norman Paul and daughs p | "Two persons climbed out of a reported today. |eral funds have beea received in x Hoff. paised away Saturday Funeral 0 "sno end national defense strikes through | s {ifferent countries last! .. : ; B |ihe flags of d ocean too. Then I noticed the ing, 48, of 21 E. Hanna Ave. Driver will approach City, State and | St. 9 a. m. Holy Cross Church. Friends eas ut th nited States flag that ; ; : z oy on by the Broad Ripple Post, American (RIE ie United 8 “There was no panic at all Police said the unidentified driver | posals. Tee Laux, Washington i JEAN ROGERS DIVORCED triple oft Si Johnson and ST very ry’s fla r. Ke , ; : block, S, Meridian St. T p : Jack Hunt. National 502 the part of those engaged in defense | MOSt every count gM P= been so uncomfortable in my life. © feridian St. The truck oUF Sincete thanks wo our Derabres was hit on houlder AL : sle are unaware that! g into Mr. Vehling's truck approach same time menaced her health, | also for the Beau HE floral offerings. but |and sufficient arms, munitions and speaking, people are unawa Crile had a little hat with flowers PE
William Wishmeier of Holland, Mich, cities track elevation has been Cemetery. Friends are welcome . What Mr. Kepner did find out| thought to myself: ‘Goodby to a head-on collision of two trucks, | pighway commissions engineering | loved wife of Darrell C.. mother of Mrs, Lease Bill. . ter of Xavier Hoff sister of Mrs. Frank other parts of the State. He esti- broke " n window out on the wing | several cases, he added. The injured man was Karl Vehl- Tuesday, April 3: 8330 a mi. ar ihe . 608 fo: powers conferred by the lend-lease year alone. water was dirty and I said to my-|0f the other truck was William | oun ty authorities in an effort to| invited. Burial Holy Cross. Friends may 4 Walter English, g score knotted at one-all in the Legion. people do not know is that the col-| don't know exactly what we did halted his car suddenly in front of | Card of Thanks 2 Charles Campbell. Hillcrest bt stole home ball ¥re 1 et 1 HOLLYWOOD, April 5 (U, P.).— EAT atmer. Danmar #2 production may place them in the N€Y said ruined my new dress, and left Oriver swerved to avoid crashing friends and neighbors who were so kind i : . . UEL L. MURBARGER, ball, suffered t ed strip e placed on tne : : ing in the opposite direction. lactress Jean Rogers testified in ob |supplies, as potential murderers of | he red striges are nl Nn IN€ and a veil on it. She fished it out
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New South Grove Golf Club com-, “Too many of us are thinking first | mittee chairmen were named last of our status as a capitalist or lanight at a meeting at the clubhouse borer and of our pocketbooks rather welcoming Wally Nelson. new pro than the defense needs of our counfor the course. try and the welfare of the young The chairmen Handicap, men who are being drafted in the; Bob Salge; tournament, Brooks Se- Army,” Post Commander Paul E. crest; entertainment, Irving Crouch: Miller, who introduced the resolupublicity, George Hicks and Wally tion, said. Nelson, and team co-captains, Ir-| The resolution asserted tha ving Crouch and Bob Butler. draftees do not have proper equipree {ment and supplies due to lack of [production and pointed out that the {lives of many American soldiers |were sacrificed in the last war due to lack of proper arms, munitions and supplies. The resolution cited one pasced last month by the Legion National Executive Committee urging the Administration to remove all bottlenecks that are delaying production for the British and U. 8.
3 629 Services Mondav, 3 p. m., at Harry W, 2 Resolution Points to Powers | | | made possible by the cities grant- | has been related to clubs and or-!.cervthi BFY 3 ra : : \ > Le vo oi everything and everybody. injuring one driver, deputy sheriffs| and supervising the projects. Fed-| jays itoh) Hancock. Darrell RF. | L. West, Bessie Lawson and John The Government urged ta S t he made 45 talks on . ; . mates tha They thought we were in the | At his suggestion the civic group | Done aortunryy oat of Wiolhaine fos bill in a resolution passed last night| One of the most common facts' coir It's the Everglades.’ Schroder, 51, of 2640 Brill St. get action started on the pro-| call at the mortuary after 7 p. m. Joe Lane Sr. Joa of Ar th inning, Art Set col- rs red, white and blue are used in , : ) Mr. Schroder’s truck in the 4600 Frank Liebtar, Washington 603 “The lack of complete effort on jo I was in great pain, and I've never M nthe | MURBARGER —Ellen We wich to express x s Coach John 1 the Carl eeper, Bankers ; or t ally : : into the rear of the car and skidded [A film career and marriage at the | ; position, due to the lack of proper| Mr. Kepner said that, generally ,,y hat jn the Everglades. Mrs. nd skid lo us during our recnt bereavement, and bruise
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incr Niveres fron Dan. Wink- MR. and MRS ANETTA R. FOGARTY, Mr. Vehling was hurled against taining a ’ of the water : *h | WibLisMS We wish to express ater and hung it up to ary. | the windshield of his truck and ler, motion picture executive. Blond
hanks to our many friends, “When they came to get her out! 3 Miss R who charged Mr. and relalives for. ther Kindness and “If the white stripes was in place SAAR See te UL pinned beneath his cargo of candy | Miss ogers ho charge oe 1 f p she wouldn't leave without her hat. and cigarets. | Winkler with “inhuman cruelty,
beautiful floral offerings and camiofte " , ing messages at the passing of our - of the red, the flag would look | “I sat and listened for planes ; ee tals vii . loved son and brother. George K. Wile much narrower when viewed at a wy i | He was taken to City Hospital. liams, We also thank Mr. L. F. Malcolm, i » : 1en I heard one I told the others | : va ti . I” since reader of Tard onuh” $3 distance.” he said | Dan Cople, 48, Salvation Army il sinc ler of Third Church of Christ, TT Ships Carty 43 Fi and they told me I was delirious. | gpelter. received head injuries last| Yuma, Ariz., Scientist. and Planner & Buchanan Also, “He Said ever “United States ] Geard the first one at 4:30 p. m. night when he walked into the side | : 43 fl y (seven and a half hours after the ofan auto driven by Charles Logan,| Deaths—Funerals 1 'ship carries 43 flags in a salute 10 crash). Nobody else heard it. They | 1026 Union St. in front of 46 sl other countries and that the United thought I was crazy. It had been di . States has its own flag-making de- raining hard, but at 5 the sun came | Harold BE. Miller. 16. of 836 Colt a in Yasnmpion. they out and at 6:15 p. m another plane joge Ave, and John E. Baker Jr,| ma, Newpy Mro. Lovene Hrsselburg Da I or ey BFE eae aver and saw us. 19, of 935 N. Haugh St, were| Harry, Acthur, Lewis and Homer Mount-
(finished, are washed in soap and ‘ A 1 a Jay seed awav Friday. Funeral Monfeold water and hung out to dry 30 | Pilot Last to Leave bruised when theit S Sriven hy Tay ED m., at the Church of ghrist : Rac} . y h, Sk i into a meta iCruft 8t). Burial New Crown Ceme‘hours. Then they are washed again| Two hours later, boatmen reached Jouns ert BIG en id som- | tery, Friends may call at Shirley Bros a v : IU. Central Chapel, inois at ' ro In salt water and soap and hung the plane and removed the first of ersel Ave. this morning. Both were | 8 p.m Saturday until Monday noon, lout for an additional 30 hours,” he the 16. The rescue work continued °° : Po : | and at the church after 1 p. m. |said. “United States colors never throughout the night. Heated 8 2% Clty Hospital. Tun.’ » | All day and all night, Capt Mr. Kepner has 22 flags of va- O'Brien was in the wrecked pilot's rious nations in his home at 5735 compartment, too seriously injured
{Guilford Ave. that he has made to be moved. For the most part he |
7 ha Elmer Covered Services Monday 1] a at Harry W. Moore Peace | Chapel. ' parial Crown Hill, Friends are welcome himself with crayon and cardboard. asserted his authority as master, am entered into rest Fri- | He some dav hopes to have “three cheering and directing his bas. | dav, M
husband of Qstavia PERSONAL SERVICE ernice Walter, A Trac Till Paul times that many. sengers. but he had long interludes FS ES jails, 1. & ort Warren Cool. ServAnd bohind all his interest and of delirium during which he re- | Funeral services for Mrs. Emily | Robert, Philip and Warren TY, H ISEY TITUS
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Fla., April 3 (VU. P.).—The spring training season of the Detroit Tigers draws te a close this week-end. They meet Kansas City here today, the Washington Senators .tomerrow and break camp Monday. The Tigers lost to the Senators, 7-2, yesterday at Orlando. It was their fourth successive beating at the hands of the Griffs. Bob Uhle, left-handed hurler from Pallas, Tex. shut out the Senators for five innings but allowed a scoring spree in the sixth that brought the Senators six runs. Washington's winning pitcher was Dutch Leonard.
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. April 5 (U.! P.).—Acceptance of coaching positions in Chicago and Des Moines, Towa, was announced today by two former Notre Dame football players. Joe Gleason, a halfback who was graduated in 1928 signed at De | » rmies LaSalle High School of Chicago. | The post voted (0 send the strike
CONN Mary Alice. entered into rest Satirdayv, age vears, sister of Harvey PHOENIX, Ariz, April 5 (U. P) I'he Chicago Ct and White Sox fresh from victories yesterday, play their sixth exhibition ame e the Cubs lead
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Virginia ices Tuesday. 10 a. m., at 4 : ; A . in the| Moore Peace Chapel. Burial Sutherland MORTUARY Walter Omera, Stamford, Conn., re- : : study of the various flags, Mr. fought over and over again the bat-| Osborn who died yesterday y 1p €SS- | oo ‘ serve quarterback the last two sea- yuu to all Indiana Cong: Kepner has this aim: tle with the elements which ended home of her daughter, Mrs. Jose-| #51 N. DELAWARE @T. : " d f Christian Duhamell, beloved coaching staff of Dowling College to constantly stimulate affection tude” he would cry. “We got to get|Jersey St. will be held at the Mill| mother of Eber. Cleve, Howard and WilDes Moines. . . land admiration for the Stars and | altitude. Creek Friends Church in Hendricks PER tine am sad Mrs Fieah oor | 1140 Shh RA DR-5307 { ) MA v y y Mrs. Carlson, 121 8 8h an Drive . . McCoy in 1 ine for rganizations | States.’ Capt. O'Brien was master of him-| Mrs. Osborn was 92. She was born re a S90 ? ietman Drive L y 4 Though the most seriously injured. |lina, Oct. 1, 1848. She moved with| PU chapel. IRIUSD MOORE & KIRK their outfielder’'s home town for C f| eae ee to toe | Ler Be or 0 J ay al F SHIRLEY BROS. CO. : Sew of Tarum Court o . Boston Bees. Radcliff vesterday DITROIT:. Sprit 3 SU. Post Se | MRS. ELLIS U. GRAFF | taken out. |17 years ago. Then she came to GOODYEAR TIRES : : wv. ° Victory string of 40 triumphs in 51 f M | i J paced the Brewns' hitting spree > meet Tuesday at the home o Is. ; p USHER MORT o 4 McCov young Kid wwii Glazebrook, 6212 N. Penn-| Funeral services oh Novato BOY DIES ON WAY | Survivors are two other daughtres,| TERMS AS A S MORTUARY Ft. Smith, Ark. by geting five pov: (today. Mrs. Graff died there Mrs. Eien Wells snd Mis gary c WEER J C. WILSON cham- sewing session for the benefit of | Wednesday. * HOME FROM HOSPITAL Dillworth and two sons, Allen Os- 1230 P St Boh Muncrief will pitch today. pionship the Shriners’ Hospitals for Crippled BLUE POINT mo TOSDOCS en 9-year-old son of Osborn of Long Beach, Cal. & MADISON " i ‘ last night by decisively whipping Al ill be served. Mrs. Harry F. schools here from 1920 to 1927. The | Series of Upstate pia Stadium. fordsville, Ind.. died here yesterday | : = 0. E. S. Meeting Set—A stated Survivors besides Mr. Graff are of a heart attack. 8 in Riley R | Tuesday by the Indian: polis Chap- 3223 Central Ave, and Mrs. Esther Hospital for more than | W. Morris St. (chiliren. Crawfordsville home by his parents. | TH BEND While here, Mr. and Mrs. Graff He was overcome in the 3600 block. | series of to Hard Times Th Cit | Townsend Club 14 will hold a “hard | —— e | Y day at 302 the Holliday Building. " A ~N 1 Fred Dietz is president of the club. . ' Roch’s Choir, directed by George B. 3 x » w 7 i Rolfsen, will sing for Catholic Ves- covered dish luncheon will be held | Gicar roman: ant Dairy. Wella rons: | Seechter, 10 pp ouivivors: Husband, = Fred | the Veterans’ Hospital Mrs. Rose- | Auxiliary. Southwood and Nellie sisters, Miss Martha Hossman, Miss Lena Carrie Klingensmith, 3909! ANGOLA—Robert Horton, 18 TRAFALGA $006 hh a 4 if 3AR—John O. Wilkes, 89. SurGoshen, : I'he Rev, Walter Nugent, chaplain, Boulevard Place. Mrs. Sarah Wat. Vivors: Parents; sister and brother vivors: Daugh hters, | Mrs, G B® Laymon planned are the : TT Bd Survivors: Stepmother, rs. N.C. Wil-| Mrs. William Richardson and Mrs. Rav- | Northern Indiana be broadcast to patients over the meeting which will precede J "Wi s. *1 for the National Junior meet. June BLOOMINGTON—Hadlev H. Hull, 49. | . RICHMOND —Ferdinand Grothaus, 83. | South Bend; Mich- | | BRAZIL—Andrew T. Spears, 63. {Garvivors: Wife: son, the Rev. Joseph G.| lana Open, July 4 to 6 at Elkhart: | i$ a and Sur- | and Lore{ta Grothaus, the College of Regents, Academy of The Women’s Benefit Association, ' daughier, Mrs Naude K n 's Wit, July 14 to 19 at Elkhart: Northern ! | ELKHART—Jacob F. Hauenstein, 86 lier. Mes Magy Martin; yy Saueh. Indiana closed meet, Aug. 10 to 17 Women of the Moose will sponsor a ner at 6 p. m. Wednesday at Castle! ELWOOD—Bernard G. Austin, 73. Kathryn D herr} M card party at 8 p. m. tomorrow in Hall. A card party will be held at {ors Sisters, Mrs ane rp Doughert? BSS Hous Bolger Gary for men, and the Indiana | Miller. Graduate regents will meet at the charge are Mesdames Laura Ash-| GREENFIELD—Mrs. C. A. Griffith. 44 Sept. 14 Martha Wallace, Cora Brown, Survivors: Husband and five children. . Hu mo Nomiey for a dinner. Mus. Minnie Roeder. Wicker and survivors: . Husband. sons, Frank. Tom. - £ e dCeé Miller Wi ins ‘Shoot Anna Cornell will assist. | Florence Bal | LEBANON Irs Hattie N. Bextel, 61 | Monday at the Temple by the LaMITCHELL, Ind. April 5--Phil Bw all mM VEY, MANAGER OF Lilian Bextel: sons, Charles M., John L Indi n li — t membership committee will meet at Mae Gardner anapolis perfect score Ja win the 25-flver 8 Pp. m. Tuesday and the Kitchen LAFAYETTE-J. L. Snyder, 69. MARILYN FURS nrogra at th : program a e ar OR Harry H. McVey, native of In-! Mrs. Gertrude Greene, roar here tournament held Wednesday evening, both in the dianapolis, died yesterday in Rich- |” (0 Loren’ SEATS NOW SELLING s—— of , Where he was manager | mo. Survivors: For Less Money! eerm——— [was 77. His wife. who was the DTWE Lis=Bugens V > 444 N. 2440 N. Meridian St. assist with 2 children: — Lou, 3 Indianapolis Blone Print Fair, Warm Weather Greefs {former Miss Johannah Hickey, died | IASPER Teopold . Stemie. 62 E A yrer (Lawrence, Ralph and Robert: Mr. MeVey had spent 61 years with | Agnes: brothers. Vincent and PROGRESS LAUNDRY has | Salesmen—Agents plant. Two brothers. John eT | hd Injuries forced Fred Wolcott of, With the meat packing firm. He is | CORRECTION Nearly Rice and Marsh Farmer of Texas | survived by a son, Harry H. McVey | Tech from the 120-yard hurdle Jr. and a daughter, Miss Mureares
Park Cemetery, Friende are welcome. . : “ » 8 3 sons, accepted a position on the “I hope I make some contribution With the accident Altitude-alti- | phine Rudd Williams, 801 N. New DUHAMELL—Sarah Allender. age 33 years, — BERT S. GADD liam Duhamell, Mrs. Dollie »atterson, a. | Stripes and for our own United! e when the rescuers arrived, | County. She will be buried there. son, passed away Friday at the home of 1505 8. EAST ST. msm self as well as of the situation. | in Guilford County, North Caro-| Bros. Central Chapel, Illinois at 10th Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call ‘1 $4 CH-1806 TA-80 A Crack at Zivie Taruth Court Sews Tuesday—The FUNERAL IN OHIO FOR | 088, an exhibition game with the moved until all the others were|jved there until her husband died the Ladies’ Oriental Shrine will 948 N. Tllinots L1-5400 . ; | | Indianapolis. j in beating the Bees. 12 to 4. at professional fights put Mrs. Ellis U. | E AT REDUCED ERICES #13 W. Washington St. . y A y at in li Graff will be held Fritzic i ne a 2 shot at cvivania. There will be an all-day | LOW AS hits in six times at bat. Rookie ne NY ven ; i 8 Mr. Graff was superintendent of | born of Indianapolis and Charles DELAWARE a McCoy earned his title chance Children. A covered dish luncheon | ! Fred Welliver, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Welliv We, Nettlow in a 10-round bout at Olym- Hergt is high priestess of the court. Jumily moved here from Omaha, Otis er of Cra ( nur \ % ‘meeting will be held at 8 p. m. two daughters, Mrs. Frank Ball Jr.| He had been a patient AD AOU i va Is \ i : ‘ a month €e 9 A ¢ , Irc IN g |te> 393. O. E. S.. in the Temple, 1522 Hughes, Newark, and three grand- and was being returned to his | Supper Monday— attended the Tabernacle Church. W. 16th St. [times” supper at 5:30 p. m, MonChoir on Vesper Program -- St Golden Rule Plan Luncheon—A'_ ALGIERS —Mrs. Mary Frances McGregor, NEW CASTLE—Mrs. Marv Hossman Josep \ } per Services at 4 p. m. tomorrow in Monday noon by the Golden Rule daughters, BE. Christine Ingleman Mrs. K. Ward and Mrs. Walter FP. McCormack na fay O. E. S.. at the home of Connaughton Hossman and Mrs. Rose Geske ann Shackelford is the accompanist. Mrs. Among tournevs n will conduct the services which will son will be in charge of a business '¢ BARGERSVILLE—John E. William, 78. Mrs. Tillus Brown, Mrs. George Burton, | qualifying trials the liams: uncle, Joseph | mond Pickerell 30 yal hospital's address system. luncheon, | 30 to July 3 at > | Grott Bg: @ t sses } } A S Sponsor Card Party—Members of W. B. A. Sponsors Card Party—' CURTISVILLE—Curtis Tyner. 81 Sthaus, daughters Misses Mary Agnes Indiana state juniors’ closed meet. Cladde Runyan TYner:| \WABASH—Dr. Frank K. Daugherty, 87. Friendship and Alumni of the 140, will sponsor a covered dish din- | Suy-! and John herty; sisters, Miss at South Bend for women and at J VT Os CAD; Olive Thomas fiss ‘Molly Dougherty and Mrs. Henry the Moose Temple. p. m. Committee members in| FAIRLAND—D. G. Gordon, 58. North-South playoffs at Culver on home of Mrs, Mary Rosemever ton, r yer al Fanny | _ GREENSBORO-—Mrs. Alice Delon. 84! George and Everett Delon; daughter, Mrs. A rehearsal will tise eit Noms Sure) arsal will be held at 6 p. m Friday, May 30, 1941 : | Survivors Husband, Silas; daughter. Miss les’ Drum and Bugle Corps. The Miller of French Lick blasted out a 3 gory " KINGAN PLANT. DIE Dinand Harold Bextel: sister, Mrs 3 (VAFAYETTE J.) Motor Speedway j & enkins brothers’ Band and Chorus will convene | de Gres. nationa 1001 1Nng ho A Better Fur Coat Hyg Temple, mond, Va PETERSBURG —Juanita the Kingan & Co. plant. He! Mangin Davis; RELIABLE white girl EE: white, care of two chile in 1938. ors: Wife, Catherine: sons. CAPITOL AVE. & Lithograph Coe. dren. 405 S. Collier Assert . i Athletes In Texas Relays |Kingan & Co. 55 in the Richmond | JX° MES. liam serve James McVey, also were associated events, and Texas’ Boyce Gatewood McVey, both of Richmond.
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annual Texas Relays, in fair. warm weather. Preliminaries in sprint and hurdle races, the high school mile medley relay and the junior college 440yvard sprint were scheduled this morning The afternoon's together some of ranking track men. Earle Meadows will try to better the world’s pole vault record: 15 feet 1'< inches. He holds or shares a number of records, ding the indoor vault mark of 14 feet, T's inches. His effort today will be an exhibition, however, since he has finished his eligible time at the University of Southern California.
30 events bring the nation's
top.
was expected to 96 or better was expected to win | today’s race.
was a doubtful starter, race was still in prospect. Pete Owens of Howard Payne, Donn Kinzle of Duke, and Douglas | Jaques of Texas—all top notchers— were still in the running. The 100-yard dash attracted a! field of the nation’s best sprinters: Harry Hays of Tulane, Billy Brown of Louisiana State, Welby of North Texas Teachers, Carlton Terry, Fred Ramsdell and Lo | Hill of Texas The relays mark of
and Herman Neugass of Tulane, stand, thous,
but a good |
Williams |
94 seconds, | set by Harvey Wailender of Texas |
Services will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow in Richmond.
2145 WOMEN PILOTS WASHINGTON. April 5 (U. P) — | |The Civil Aernoautics Administra- | tion said today that three were 2145 licensed women pilots in the United States on Jan. 1, 194], as compared | With 1336 a year previausly.
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