Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1941 — Page 13

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

SDAY, JULY 81, 1941 PAGE 18

Walter Beyer, dentist; Joseph Bloch, Capi-|Advertising Co, Inc.; Roscoe M. Hardwick, Ral h 8. Noerwoed, Ry LStraut: 4 & Co.: John Jord Smith, RCA Manufacturing Ce.: L ad tol Motors Co.; Robert Bowes, Bowes Seal he Taxi Co 5. Pearson, Pearso 'Mahr, teuerwald, Indianspolis Power & a e Y ea er Fast Corp. W. Bradley, Grain Deal- D H rtley, 4051 Washington Indianapolis Power. & Light 3s. ‘Charles Lieht Co: F. E, Thornburgh, Richman ers National Mutual Fire Insurance Co.: hi ta i Vv Hy kins. Pitman-Moore 3. Rauh, Belt Railroad & Stock Yards Co.;|Bros. Co.: James P. Tretton, Indianapolis x Ri 4 Walter IL. Brant, Indiana Oxygen Co.: Roy- c 'H han High aw Em lovers Mutual Verner M. Ray, Hoosier Casualty Co.: T. B. Railways: Evan Walker, Indianapolis Railer K. Brown. The Jersey Bulletin: O. E. Hote A 2 WER. of Si oi Drugs, | Rogers, Indianapolis Motor Inn, Inc. ways: Samuel B. Walker, Wm. H. Bleck 3 Campbell, J. C. Penney Co.; Charles Ine.: Robe tb John oR h n Cpiuey: Harold B, Rose, International Harvester;|Co.; Irwin A. Ward, Mercantile Realty & Coats, Indiana Mutual Insurance Co.; lot Co: P ® ;: rd neon” MC Rson oy william e. Rover, H. P. Wasson Co. Investment Co.; Charles C. Winegardner, Parke Cooling, Cooling-Grumme-Mumford Klein, “Kio . Mi a 1 A ‘ A. George Thom Ruckelshaus, Red Cab, Inc.; Diamond Chain & Manufacturing Co., and Co. Enchie Tin: Co. Thbmas W. Ledwith, In. | Jerry Scher, Kroger Grocery & Baking Co.; Albert L, Zoller, Charles Mayer & Co. I. J. Cooper, Tire Service Co.; AleX giana Bell Telephone Co.: J. Liddy, InCorbett, State Automobile Insurance As- dianapolis Union Railway a. ‘E. B. Marsociation; Perry L. Oourtney, optician, |tindale, Van Camp Hardware & Iron Co.:

s . . : Joseph E. Kernel's office; J. I. Cummings, E. E. McLaren, Barton Curle & McLaren: MATINEE Wife of Athletic Director at l. U. Professor Appointed M. Clshing AE Rumer EE N ta 31 Mooney “Notes Rielier ard; Saturday, Aug. 9 . s Y by Tech Was Active in Chairman of C. of C. Panis. Omar Bar So a Co.; Duane Murray RH, Morris, Merchants Atsocistion. 3:00 5:00 P M : BE Bape Biron EDM | con. Murchison. HF. Wasson & En. EN Civic Affairs. Safety Group. Wolf, Inc; William A, Evans, Board of FREE RUMBA LESSONS by the

School Commissioners; Dan W. Flickinger, John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance :

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. Dr. R. N. Harger, professor at the|g C. Forrey Jr.. Indi lis Bond Mrs. Ruth Townsend Copple, ac Indiana, University School of Medi |& Share. Carpi E, 'C. Farevihe’ Marts (| ® GUARANTEED RESULTS ARTHUR MURRAY TEACHERS tive in Irvington community and cine and inventor of the widely- McLennan Inc.; John P. Frenzel, Mer- | © REASONABLE PRICES

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was i ¥ > rres o.: D I. GlossCopple, athletic director at Techni- named to head an enforcement com- Brefner. Marion. Herrington Co. nk oR | | GENERAL DYEING CO. No Cover Charge : \ : : : y i i Iris a s \ V ( " cal High School, died last night in ities Ji he new inal a Cay repent (818 DORMAN ST. .. CH. 67/6 SAPPHIRE ROOM—HOTEL WASHINGTON whitens clothes SYR the Ohio State University Hospital lanier of Commerce Safety Coun-|me ; Joseph L. Hanna, General Outdoor : ; cil.

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at Columbus, O. She had been ill one month and| been under treatment at the hos-| pital for a week. A lifelong resident of Indianapo-| lis, Mrs. Copple had lived in Irving- | ton more than 40 years. She was

The committee will make a continuous study of traffic law enforcement in the police department and municipal courts. His appointment was made by Wallace O. Lee, Indianapolis Power and Light Co,

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rad ~ » Dr. R. N. Harger chairman of the Safety Council. Pe ea port i As chairman of an enforcement University. She also attended Co-| subcommittee of the Mayor's Adlumbia Univ ersity in New York] PEDESTRI AN KILLED visory Safety Committee, Dr. Harger reported in March on general traffic

n Id degre ye : : She Delq degrees from hele aha enforcement conditions in Indian-

DePauw During 1921-22, Mrs. Copple a BY FREIGHT TRAIN ws: : , in ch arge of physical training for { Other chairmen appointed are 00000 ee ETS fr Logansport High School| A T8-vear-old pedestrian was Kiled\ SOU ofl cational commitiee: Paut|| | The fruits and vegetables you get NOW IS THE TIME TO CAN . gi ® sii te yesterday when he stepped in Robertson, Hume-Mansur Co. en- in your A&P Super Market just D. A. R. Member front of a freight train at the Shel-jgineering advisory committee;

sing with flaver! That's because we buy them direct, many right where they ripen in fields and orchards, rush them to A&P as fast as trains and trucks can roll ...

Thomas L. Kamp, Citizens Gas & Coke Utility Co. industrial committee, and F. Elbert Glass, Crown | Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co, interfleet safety contest committee. Executive committee members of | the Safety Council are Todd Stoops, | isecretary-manager of the Hoosier |

the by St. crossing of the Belt Railroad. At City Morgue, the victim was

She was a member of Daughters of the American Revolu-

tion, the University Woman's Club. | identified tentatively as Walter p Teach As ti | Weekley, 78, of 1315 Southern Ave. the Parent-Teachers’ Association in| yyiinesses told police the crossing

Irvington and the Irvington Metho- | warning signals were operating. dist Church. She was the daughter | RE

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of Charles and Sara Townsend and DISCUSS WPA PROGRAM Motor Club; Bon O. Aspy, General | hours fresher! Another pleasant U.S. No. | 48-Lb her home was at 11 8. Irvington { Insurance; Don A. Morrison, L. B.| result of this direct buying is the L A I G & + L B 3 R T A o Jo . - . ' ate | John K. Jennings, Indiana WPA | Morrison & Co.; George H. Poske, GRADE BASKET van ea ker husband director, went to Washington today | | American States Insurance Co, fact that we do away with many : No. LG iAd. 5 hh a are ner mother: Iwo sons, Rober | couneil vice chairman, and Mr. Lee. We sell only large U. S. No. 1 Grade, 2 inches and up. t t cessary in-between expenses ad David Copple, and five broth. [10 confer With Federal officials re. | R. D. MacDaniel, Grain Dealers ynne y i P Not to be confused with undersized, ungraded fruit ers, Law K. Clyde M. Willard | garding operation of Indiana‘s re-{ national Mutual Fire Insurance .. 80 that prices are mighty attrac- - ” s 3 y : LAS Lh sometimes offered at so-called “Bargain Prices”—our LBS S. and Earl C. Townsend. all of duced WPA program during the! Co, is chairman of the fire preven- ti t ! Come see the big color- : » Indianapoi is and Ray F. Townsend next fiscal year. tion and protection committee, ive, too: g large graded fruit will give absolute satisfaction. of New York. | The States WPA employment{ Other council members are: ful heaps of fruits and vegetables = Services will be held at 10 a. m.|quota was cut on July 1 from 3 £000] E H Adrieace. Eli Lilly & Jo. John . P ASP US " 9 tak TT Te Saturday at Shirley Brothers Irv-|jobs to 23.200. Sale Te Sarl Bl in. your per” «.«.« 1348 LARGE SIZE ington Mortuary and burial will be | 2 me tip-to values any da of at Crown ull Dr. L. Hutenens,| SAT ING | | home tip-top values any day Indiana Grown pastor of the Irvington Methodist the week! Remember—prices are I We Gladly Cut Church, will officiate. Botton Because Stop... . look ® 00 attractive at A&P on everything— EA, C A E Halves and Quarters LEO CLAFFEY IS DEAD Jia Sam On SHa7e % Wonk? | © ENRICHED FAVORITE FOODS = HONEY DEW AFTER LONG ILLNESS, @ DATED at Ln ut 3 Leo Albert (Bud) Claffey died | * bie gL exporter =F Vine Ripened — Sweet — Fancy

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Services for John T. Garvey, who | died Tuesday in his home. 3703 Prospect St, will be held at 2 p. m. | E tomorrow in the home. Burial will! be in New Crown Cemetery. i Mr Garvey was 38 and was a na-| tive of Kentucky. He was a printer | at the Levey Printing Co. and had been ill several weeks. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Blanche Garvey; a daughter, Caroline June Garvey; his mother. Mrs | E Clara Bruder; a stepfather, Ollie] Bruder, and a brother, Hal Garvey, | all of Indianapolis.

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Charles Koumoutsos, who died | Tuesday, was to be buried in Crown | & Hill following services at 2 p. m.| & today in the Greek Orthodox! Church, 231 N. West St. He was 66 and lived at 516 E. | New York St. A native of Greece, he had lived in Indianapolis several | vears and operated various restaurants here Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Cora | Koumoutses, and a sister living in Chicago.

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