Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 1941 — Page 18
Society Ill 4 Years Preceding Death.
: Fairfield and College Aves. was to be in Concordia Cemetery. Mrs. Linnemeier, who was 49,
her.
president of the Martha Society. * Besides her husband, she is sur- . yived by a daughter, Mrs. Eloise Carter, Columbus, O.; a granddaughter, Gretchen Sue Carter; two sisters, Mrs. Frieda Fate, Ft. Wayne, and Mrs. Martha Boehm, Long Island, N. Y.; a brother, Gerhardt Koldewey, Ft. Wayne, and her mother, Mrs. Amelia Koldewey, Ft. Wayne.
HENRY WODTKE DIES; - WAS HARNESS MAKER
Henry Wodtke, 86-year-old retired ‘harness maker, died today in his ‘home, 124 Adler St. - Mr. Wodtke retired in 1918 after . working for the Indianapolis Saddle Co. for 26 yegrs. He was born in Germany and came to Indianapolis
~ §n 1892. He was a member of Herman Sohn Lodge 1, and the Preuszen Unterstuizungs Verein. - ‘Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. . Freda Leveille; a son, Eugene, and a granddaughter, Mrs. Roberta Beplay, all of Indianapolis. Funeral services will be held at 2 _ p.m. Friday in the G. H./Herrmann . Funeral Home. The Rev. Robert - Kuebler, pastor of the Friedens Evangelical and Reformed Church, ‘will officiate. Burial will be in St Joseph's. Cemetery. .
~ JOHN GRAHAM, DEAD; . EX- DUESENBERG AID
Jonn Graham, 60-year-old gen‘eral manager of the Meteor Motor Car Co. Piqua, O., and father of Miss Marjorie Graham, 1737 N. Pennsylvania St. died yesterday in
Mr. Graham had been an official of. the Duesenberg Motor Co. in In- ~ dianapolis until 1936, when he moved to Piqua. He had been ill . eight months. _ Mr. Graham is survived also by his wife, and another daughter, Miss Jean Graham, of Piqua. .
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Funeral services for Mrs. Luetta Linnemeier, who died Monday, were ‘to be held at 3 p. m. today in the Moore & Kirk Funeral Home at Burial
lived at 1126 N. Rural St. She had lived in Indianapolis 12 years, the last four of which she had been ill. She was married in November, 1915, to Lorenz Linnemeier, who survives
. She was a member of St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church, and Was an honorary member and past
Ben Lyon and his wife, Bebe from England on the Dixie Clipper at La Guardia Airport. They are greeted by their children, Barbara, 9, and Richard, 6, whom they had not seen for two years. Mr. and Mrs. Daniels have been making entertainment tours of British war plants. They will return to
England Oct. 9.
Daniels, former film stars, arrive
all the damage at the home of Amasa Talley, 132 W. 26th St., early today.
stairs, was awakened by smoke and saw flames wastepaper basket.
to bed.
before 5 a. m., he awoke again. This time the room was filled with smoke. sister, Miss Ruth Talley, who was asleep in an adjoining room. E£he awakened her krother, Richard, also asleep upstairs, and sister-in-law, . Amasa Talley, asleep downstairs.
0 Pine house. Firemen listed the cause
SERVICES TOMORROW
Anna Preston, who died Monday in her home, 2536 Station «St., will be held at 2 p. m., tomorrow in the Moore & Kirk Funeral Home. Burial will be in Crown Hill.
the Brightwood Methodist Church and the Protective Home Circle.} She had lived in Indianapolis 45 years, having been born in Hamilton, O., 56 years ago.
Lots of Calories Build Up Navy
ANNAPOLIS, Md., Sept. 10 (U. P.).—The first women ever to see the inside of the Naval Academy’s mess hall are convinced that Uncle Sam’s future naval officers eat more ice cream and are as well or better fed than any comparable group of young men in the world. A group of newspaperwomen, at the invitation of the Navy Department, visited the Academy yesterday. They toured the grounds, visited Bancroft Hall, largest single dormitory unit in the world, and inspected a U. S. destroyer anchored in the Severn River just off the Academy. But the chief interest was food and there was plenty of it. Officers said the 3000-odd midshipmen daily consume approximately 300 pounds of potatoes, 3200 pounds of bread, 600 piec, 6000 doughnuts, and gallons of coffee. Each week, they said, some 10,000 pounds of beef are eaten, along with 2000 pounds of veal and lamb and 22,000 pounds of chicken—mostly fried. But ice cream seems to be the sailors’ favorite dish, especially if its good, rich chocolate. A pecial ice’ créeam room adjoining the mess hall provides 120 gallons for each meal—and its served five times a week. It costs the navy department about $67,500 each month: to feed .
' the midshipmen.
2 FIRES IN N. SIDE
HOME IN 3 HOURS
It was the second fire that did
Herman Shields, who rooms up-
coming out of the He doused it
with a glass of water and went back Two or three hours later, shortly
He called to Mr. Talley’s
and her brother Mr. and Mrs.
They escaped to the street, but fire swept the second floor of
as a ‘“cigaret in a wastebasket.”
FOR MRS. PRESTON
Funeral services for Mrs. Olive
Mrs. Preston was a member of
Survivors are her husband, J.
Clyde Preston; a daughter, Mrs.|™3 Loren Eavey, and a granddaughter, Sandra Lee Eavey, all of Indianapolis.
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Clarenc e, Russian war communique today|ihre Heiin
listed the following as captured from the Germans in one three-day| w! battle: 300 prisoners, 11 field guns, 17 mine throwers, 41 machine guns, 97 trucks, 16 motorcycles and 109 bicycles.
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FRANK RUWE, HERE 23 YEARS, IS DEAD
Frank Ruwe, 84-year-old retired stationary engineer, died yesterday in the Methodist Hospital. Mr. Ruwe had lived in Indianapolis 23 years. He was an engl. neer for a firm in Hamilton, O hy where he was born. He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Irene Clark, Norwood, O.; Mrs. Gertrude Beetley, Richmond, and Mrs. Helen Kline, Cincinnati, O.; four sons, Fred, Alfred, George and Frank Ruwe, all of Indianapolis; 10 grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. Friends of Mr. Ruwe may call at the Conkle Funeral Home until 10 p. m. tonight. Funeral services will be held in Hamilton.
Loyd A. Sims, Salesman, Dead
LOYD ARTHUR SIMS, an Indianapolis automobile salesman, died Monday in his home, 35 S. Belle Vieu Place. Mr. Sims was 52, and had lived in Indianapolis 31 years. He was born in Mercer County, Kentucky, and was a member of the Baptist Church in Kentucky. . He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Maude Sims; a stepson, Donald Connor; a brother, Malcolm Sims, Allentown, Pa.; a stepmother, Mrs. Betty. Sims, Duncan, Ky., and two grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
10 a. m. tomorrow in the Conkle Funeral Home, the Greenlawn Cemetery at Franklin,
HARRY CRANE DEAD;
with burial in
INJURED ON AUG. 26
Harry C. Crane, whose home was
at 121 E. St. Clair St., died last night in the City Hospital, where he had been a patient since Aug. 26.
Mr. Crane, whe was 58, had been
injured in a fall at the Central Public Warehouse and Cartage Co., where he worked.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Eva Crane, and a daughter, Mrs. John L. Walker.
PLAN WEST COAST BLACKOUT
VANCOUVER, B. C., Sept. 10 (U.
P.)—Canada and the United States plan a test blackout of the entire California to} Alaska, Mayor J. W. Cornett said today.
from
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State Deaths
ANDERSON—Miss Fatelle PR S ama Phillips, Mr8./
Survivors: Parent Phillips; sisters, Clarissa Stringer.
BROWNSTOWN—Louis Gossman.
CRAWFORDSVILLE—Eugene S. Dellinger. Ja arents, Af sisters, Mrs.
Deiiinge:; Shirley, Ruth-
and Mrs, Shirl Rebecca Van Hor!
anna Dellinger; Ag Hartley, Robert,
George. Berry. Survivors: Husband, ary »
ELKHART—Miss Florence Eugenia Sears, rles Rauch, 89. ‘Sur-
Survivors: Sons, in, Paul, Wilford, William; Mrs. Katherine Tepool, Mrs. Olivia Schneider, Miss
74. EVANSVILLE—Cha vivor: Brother, Joseph.
Nicholas Algtade, 68.
n Heitzman, Mrs.
on; half-brothers, George. Henry, Miller, Joe Alstadt; hist-sisters,
6. Armenius Bacon, 49. Suryivors: Wife,
daughier. Mrs. Clarence rg k;
broth her;
Mrs. Hazel Meise, 44, St
GREENFIELD—Nolan V Yass a 2 8 =
BORO-—Mrs. Iola Bell Snyder, 54. usband, Dan; four Siughiess
GBURG—Charles Marshall, 73. Mrs. F. R. Cropper, Tom Sw.
ze, Belle
Michael al mn. brothers, John,
, Mrs. riner.
er, Walter; half Selita, Ma. Shaw, Mrs. Minnie eax Le Monte De vib, 59. Son, Corah.
Laur: Survivors: Da hoa
Edward Busenbark
Tors: Husband RD, Tapinds Ey Sor
named Christie.
SHELBYVILLE Jose h B. Risk,’ 76. Sure vivors: ife, Minnie: daughters, Mrs.
Wilhoit, Mrs. Morris “Branson; —John piss: 3. Stella
. [THREE AUTOISTS TOUR AMERICAS
Drive All Way to Southern Tip of Chile in Stock 1941 Model Car.
BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 10 (U. P.). —Three Americans, ' Sullivan C.
Richardson of Detroit and Arnold Whitaker and Kenneth C. Van Hee,
mobile trip from Detroit to the southern point of Chile and thence to Buenos Aires. The entire distance was traveled by land except for about 600 miles. It was necessary to resort to water travel to pass the jungles and swamps in southern Costa Rica and southern Panama, and to cross the gulf of Tuayaquil from Ecuador to Talara, Peru. The party will leave to drive to Lima, Peru, tomorrow, and will embark at Callao on the Grace liner Santa Clara, arriving in New York about Oct. 20. The trip was made in a 1941 stock amodel Plymouth car. Richardson said they had no blowouts during the entire trip, although the car wore out six tires, two clutches, two transmission gears and two steering spindles. Although the travelers were stung by mosquitos in 14 countries they arrived from Punta Arenas, southernmost city of the world, in perfect health. The party had no accidents although the car on one occasion teetered on -the edge of a cliff in
‘Mexico, and in southern Mexico it
took them 25 days to travel 50 miles, with the aid of 15 men using a block and tackle to extricate the car from mud. Richardson expressed belief that the Costa Rican and Panama for-
ests and swamp lands never will be
made passable for motorists. He said, however, that motorists from the United States should be able to drive to the Panama Canal within
rate of construction of the PanAmerican Highway. x
KNEPPER, TIMER OF EARLY. ‘500S,” DEAD
Harry H. Knepper, Detroit motor parts manufacturer, who timed the first twq 500-mile races in Indianapolis, died today at his Detroit Nome after a short illness. He was
Mr. Knepper was a race driver early in his life, but never drove
Tther-
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_SuIvivors: Hus-
Stella Tuley, H 83. SurNellie” Robinson,
Fr a Mrs. Mrs. rabefle Butler; son, Everard; oroth. er, Prank Bo
Mary E. Hanshaw,
B Mrs. afiman; son,
IL Sur-
have completed a 15,745-mile auto-|
three or four years at the present]
MA-9438 1230 Prospect St.
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WODTEE Hen: 86 years, beloved father of Freda Lo veille and Eugen Yodtke Saati of Mrs. Replay, assed away Veintsday 8. m.
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Sa Biuldsy Suitable 2930.
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WALTER T. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME
2226 Shelby Main Office GA-2570 CONKLE FUNERAL HOME
1934 W. Michigan St. BE-1934
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25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-8871 CED a MRS. WIEDRICH. 1 WA0uss, at ork. STEADY POSITION. BERT S. GADD 4D. m. After 4, WA-6458 DARKO & Sone) Y. 2130 Prospect St. MA-6049. | WHITE housekeeper, 30-40; susist § girls, CLEANERS: GRINSTEINER'S sees 3-11; 37; 60 hom miehie; no doo BOYS WANTED . - With bicycles: 1601 E. NEW YORK MA-5374 3 atholic women; and york, rood Cnr. Bags Sogn PeEmAReRY
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MORTUARY 951 N. DELAWARE ST. LI-3828
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CONGENIAL C: maid: tr required. Reply Box 905. care Times.
WHITE-Middle aged, experienced house-
yore 12 days a week. 152¢ Col-
WOMAN over 35 esi permaler: posi-
in perYon rsh.
tion and future secu son, 534 Illinois Bldg.
THORONOHLY experienced girl for tavern, White Ww.
Front Tavern, 3729
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1505 S. EAST ST. MA-8488 MOORE & KIRK IR-1150 CH-1806 TA-6056
YOU PROFIT BY PROFFITT
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SHIRLEY BROS. CO.
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BOY, not in school, to Fork in drug store. 546¢ E. Washington St.
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N. E,, good 6-rm. Less Than Rent 5; £5 big lot, paved St.; $2000, $200 Dn. $20 mo. pays everything. Hudelson. CH-6204, 2619 E. 12th.
the 500-mile race. He has not been connected with the Memorial Day| Rooms Without Board 14 Hotels 16/ Resorts and Cottages 22{ Houses and Lots Sale 25 race here for many years. 3.50 EACH—Broadway, 6115—Lovely front, JAP. JONES, Mgr. | WILL PAY CASH for 4-room cottage on $ Private Tome: hot. ‘water; iris. =. SPENCER HOTEL a ON $5 e Lake Schaffer. MA-5185. ag Get This Bungalow Home Deaths—Funeral 18% 8. Capitol. Outside = - : $ 1 $4.50—NICELY jurnisheq Tm, Ps ooh conve- MAYFIELD rooms. Weekly ‘rates. Moving and Storage 24 rrp Sula. $3500 Indianapolis Times, Wedne Jiences; gentle Tnqu 2% : ; 17! ed g s s., Sept. 10, 1941} Mer . H 17 : gation. HE A ih jcken run; garagej VR ir BOGER—Ral h, Foor husband of Mary, | BOSART, 130 Cr twin beds; 2 girls: ousekeeping ooms . : ont of Car and Myr ve es Boger ot Wash also unfurnished for lady, IR-$714 _— ee en HODGES STORAGE Co. go. a Ave, Near sath st. Lo MA-6414 Eo De Of ae, i : | BROADWAY, 6144—Comfortable, next bat He ned” aren: ‘ain emeli 2 apartment: |] Store mow—Pay six months ister. f§|J. S. Cruse Treaty Co., 128 N. Del nd Mrs. Harold Day of Indianap-| constant hot water, garage, employe adults only. Clean, dependable service. olis, departed this life Tuesday. al| lady, Phone. Estimates Free. Inspection invited. $500 Cash—$32 Per Mo. notice later. For information call Moore tr ivate | CARROLLTON, 1226; front 3 connecting | §l 937-45 Ft. Wayne A RI-2019. rk, IR-1159. CAE Oy aos 3168 og, . ont private 8! “furnished rooms. Also small apartment; §|. New full $-Rm. Bu Bung. Vestibule, long fster of Sag janessprings. Meals op utilities. L10403, overhead garage door, 85 5. lob. larg 8 . | 0 : trees. Si 4 . hy Moor Rachel GAFITOL, ST71 N.—Atiractive front room, ALS; i, = Tain | Houses and Lots Sale 25 3 fig te oi Pay wae, a pital. private home, gentleman, phone. Also plesk room. 6 S. Harlan Soutliport. innersp Di fy od forme. Garage: DA Seay Nor Pargo, Trpk, steam VACANT, Only $2,250 Me 1 misan Batre Eyes. HR. 30. Comtary, Gentleman: Reasonable. WA-T433. Reasonable. 36 N, Chester Ave; 7 Tooms med. BRIDGES & N. Del, > L, 3159 N.—Attractive front, near EA 206—La kitchenett ern, 2-car gar.; needs a wor BOWEN-John. husband of Geneva fa.| bath, constant hot water, suitable 3.| “furnished or unfornisned: ail utilities | MA-9821. Edw. Dillehay. MA-6411 TO SETTLE Giri jher of John Jr. Sar y, Jodi brother of TA-4359. z Reasonable. MA-9934. Hu-ge93. Chas. Young. 2147 B. Penn.; 7T-room modern; 3 of Mrs. Gohmann, 3364 Fark Ave. Tues.|CENTRAL, 2902—Nicely furnished front; | GROFF, 1441—One or 2 rooms; utilities, |J- S. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N. Del, lots; garage; beautiful lawn and ay. Funeral Thursday, 5 30 at the tem-] constant hot water; “excellent transpor- washer, phone, private entrance. shrubs, Priced very low. Bidian Kirby | M artug; L238 N, Me- tation.” TA-1649. ILLINOIS, 2625 N.—3-Room well-furnished. Two Strictly Modern Homes MA-9821. EDW. DILLEHAY. MA-8411, urch. Burial Hoy rome Cemetery, Colle e 2528; nicely furn., priv. home, | “fr te hot water; utilities. Privaté| 1810 S. Meridian: 6 rooms; floored attic; J. 8. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N. Del Erurch. invited. g every convenience, WA-4060. entrance. good rental, $2500; $1000 cash, @ ROOMING HOUSE—$2250. If you can COLE—Co entered into rest Tuesday, Del 1407 N,, beaut, twin {rt,, constant PARK, 1705; $5; 2-room front spartment; fol814 8. Meridian; (Brooms (6 bedrooms) : | use a low priced home of 8 bedrooms age 3 years, "wife of Harfy Cole, iy Jsush- ela, hot water; suit. 2-4. LI-2044. near bath: utilities; adults. I TATYT CALL KISFR ’ 204 2 ahs that Jeods 3 little Dainemé ; gokson, ‘| DELAWARE, 2329 N. — Attractive room, | PINE. 642 N.—3 light housekeeping rooms; ?” BR-5650 ~~ MA-2377|an ng up and can be handled for Os Ben Mr Emit Bowiiog. Mi%:| PSoine bath, - garage, employed couple; icity furiished: private entrance. Excellent Condition |: down; $1550 mo. see 810 E. 15th St. Gagle 22dksen, JTelmadge and Clarence gentleman; reasonable. 12TH. E. Ee 6 3 Lars E yer Toomsy ace BW. RAYMOND: o pol an Ibe. 21.570 . Va ckson, com?iodata S a : 3 y 5 Tjsms: med. -8790. Detroit,’ Mich. and Andrew C. Haley,| ILLINOIS, 3156 N. — S¢Bot water front | 2 cm: oobape, “ASIONDS,S "isms: mes; Elbert L. McDaniel 337s New i e, Wo Services Thursday room, consian +P IVIDUAL cottages, furnished beautiful | ¢. rms. 8 at Harry W. Moore a vate home, phone. mbs Park: eek; gas, lights. elec-| Li-4304 Mr. Zwicker WU $325 DOWN Cha bel, ' Burial "Salem, Ind. Friends|yrINOIS, 2400 N.—Comfortable; easton trical refrigeration; no charge. (No dogs.) | ALLISON REALTY CO., )., INC., REALTORS, may call at Peace Chapel. Eo ood {ransportation; 3 peo- | __CGA-4054 . 506 DIVISION ST. on this Pri modern Boe: located s at CRAINE—Harry O., brother of Mrs. Forest | Dlé: reasonable NEAR = Algor 8 oo.foom furnished apar-| yice clean 5-rm, mod. home; with|335) N. HAR in good condiz Reed, Mrs. William Dodson and Mrs. | ILTINOIS, 3051 N.—Lovely, large closet,| x ments Ta 08 1a su : garage.f ver. H. A. furnace: AL sell: pon 1 throughout, Corner lof, Easy mont: Ora Rhodehamel, ‘Passed away Tuesday constant hot water, 1-3, Reasonable. 2% 2,700: will consider selling on terms. ents, Ca Realto on hire’ Bros, ne 2s : Tite WA-2391. A rt § ® 18 all Ketrow, BE-0172-M. ‘MA 2377 John B. Lookabill Ma. Realior Br. 5629 nols at 10th St. Burial Memorial Park, 1202 N.—Nicely furnished . Sh BAIN Cin RAST Friends may call at the chapel after 7| bedroom; innersprings; gentlemen pre- partments for Rent LRA $300 DOWN—$10 MONTH p. m. Wednesday. ferred; reference; privileges. ‘APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAD T ir 0 Reduced to $1600 Attractive 3-room house about 1 “of Wiliam 0. or ventilation; My Tova Story: ws ladies: ara REN BUREAU A real buy! 4 rooms down, 2 rooms u Sexes; $1200. inspect Sits Nn ey 3d. Bets of” Cosmet. pasied “awey | SCHIGAN. 2007 3 hci Sonriments ads LoTR Rr shor” sity, Sr IL wi pe yo: ie. | ELTAREINTIP a gsr FILES el away — ~6963. ~2377. Wednesday. Funeral Friday, 3 RL at MICHIGAN, os Ira pe Gener af Apartments cola) Cruse Me Really redial N. Del.|’ HP di unera, ome 100 Fy ahos|_adeh 3 Nema rien BUTLER SECTION home after 6 p. m. Thursday. Burial| NEW JERSEY, 2138 N.—Attractive front; Two bedrooms, large living room. builte Floral Park. Beautyrest; cross venti pation; private 5 Large Rooms, Garage, $65 308 8 Shepard Ave, Open |, xn ere Lar, args cocial Be om, in prose ERNIE Alena, beloved mother of Edward home; gentlemen. TA-1851. Arranged like home. Front and up; newly covered imit. brick; 2 gar. | finance Owner_ selling because of ille Staniey: to B= oa ana a 5 a NEW in d ¢ an N wins on = ly ; 536 E. gr scion In elt; $550 3n, MA 95 9 EX Wie dm E Sie es Si e g an : o » | heat, water. Pp e ; eig -room moderns rvices Thursd Sept. 1 v : 1 Patrick's. Chueh. Burial’ Holy Cross, | —Soroge: meals options 2-ROOM apartment, steam heat, modern $iall- Hottel Ga. - LJ. 2541 four ghedrooms; 3-car garage. Schools, Priends may call at the Meyer and|NORTH, 5400—Comfortable room, large} gonyenjences. Apply, No. 8, The Halcyon, : ” Abdon, South Side Funeral Home, 1509 closet, shower, garage, 1-3 gentlemen. .N. W. corner New York Sand Delaware DOUBLE VALUE EAST Lot Barg. 40x130; Imp.: Holy Name, a Sr any. Ume pay — See 346-48 N. istoron sii, rome | Gove. * GA-4806; 52 N, 15th, Beech’ VES—Essie M., 5 ae T00! : er side; a g uy at o ) ite of Welby C. : Graves, Td mother of Otivate nome: constant Bot ater. Furn. Houses—Apts. 18A Nim of ML % Kemper, MA-S1L. | Sr GOTT. 318 NW ——Corner room Tada Virginia Jackson, pass away Pactdag P. 3136-Ativactive; employed Jaap $10 WK.; 058 N. East; 3 rms., priv. bath; D ey MA-6903. Teoh: Terma. ‘Owner, Funeral Friday, 10,0. my trom Shirley] enoot: Ral: WAII00, Delv. Sht.; very ein all Wil: pa: CH-3160 CASH _TALKS—ONLY $1500 a. : e_ Cha : : ALMER; GOOD LOC TER~—Near St. Burial Floral Park. Friends|p, 50—Near ROA Comfortabis, | $35 MONTH—2631 Central: lovely studio 2 RM; CORNER LOT: GAR. low. 50-£t. lot. $2100. Terms Bimre We aa at chapel after P. m.} near bath, modern con 16093 TA-8979. GA-6338 , 401 Inl : & be Lie gatas, gentlemen. OMAN. OH. Wil FT Fm ii, Studebaker | Realty 2308 Shelby. AURA 1237 N.—Six-room modern; BEENWOOD-Jiz8 I. wife of Charles 3144-Comtortable, close bath, Y : : fenced yard. Terms. R Sieenvood, ‘mot her of Walter and RUC = pr vieges, 3 in family, Resson- Joan. se school; good transportation, RI BUSINESS LOCATIONS CH 5300, on Te EO ng He; | able. TA-780 AES sors Taree selection 0 To WITH RESIDENCE 4 Bedrm. North, 3-car gar.; good cony morning at residence, 526 vings .|ST. JOE, 234 E., 2 3—Comfortable dou- A ties Ag'y. Wh-4406, (Eves 7850) to 10% Sown Sia 2 10 locations ; owner. TA-8536. faves Fede of 2h Fit Shh | hor ge pga: tons het: Fon wots &*6o. Matis. HOt | BON Ho, far SALES preg gion es, Box Floral Park. Friends ma; at al Home, 1034 W. Michigan, after SmEOWAY (1718 Allison)—Twin beds, Son Houses for Rent 19 1302 W. Pruitt t St. Homes for Col d T 1 5 Wn. THUERIRY: Bo nae. Bia. garage amiahe 5200; 5-r. hi d.: Six rooms, new roof, paint, inside tollet, |, 50) pio a i ore erms r. home; yd.; gar.: er Rus, t HAASE—Lillie E., age 66 years, nie of | YERMONT, 217 E., 2 — Comfortable $e: W N. 2500; nice 4-bdrm. home Seti Looks, ty double a HR ink af, Ix down, Tory veut r 3 oilet, lava. vion Charles Haase and mother of Norris ¥: | VE : BART 4 ato ean, | Others. White, WA-4466, .(Eves., IR-1956.) | $21.50 Ar Pas MA 1406 Lan ol yar aes Duncan, sister of Gertrude Hollows; and fron er nas q 3 Bed Tot: 24 nace; vacant uy Mrs. G. J. Hammel, passed awa es- ot water; pho NORTH 4800) ; rms.; corner lot; Ci I N-tm. A a an Nestidesiwonnas cased day evening. Services Friday, a. m. | 129TH, 420 E.—Nicely furnished; , constant sunrm.; insulated; stoker; awn- 553 x emp e transportation, . W. HENRY CO. Conkle Funeral Home au Michi hot water; Jitchen privileges; adults; [ings. Excellent condition, $75. HU-5453. A REAL BUY FOR QUICK SALE 615 Lemcke Bldg. ble. - ill. Friends mey call at funeral home| — co onable. WOODRUFF BEALTY CO. 0. L. Busch MA-7236. WA-6975. FOR C after 11 a. cross-ventila- PROPERTY GEMENT + L, BuUschmann ke Bldg. COLORED a. m. Thursday. 24TH, 817 E., private home, REMY NS UEAN EM LE 627 Lemcke g. 3505-3500 Prospect St.
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