Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1941 — Page 14

Survivors:

, SEPT. 2, 1941

- IA RICHARDSON FUNERAL TODAY

Burial | to Be in Dupont Cemetery; Lived in ity 20 Years.

The Rev. L. C. Trent of the Woodruff Place Baptist Church was to conduct funeral services at 10 a. m today in| the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel for Ira E. Richardson, who died Saturday in his home, 1850 E. 10th St. Burial will be in the Dupont Cemetery. Mr. Richardson, who was 65, had

- been ill three months. He lived here

20 years and was employed as a saw

. beveler at E. C. Atkins & Co.

Born in Jennings County, the son of Joseph C. and Harriet Howell Richardson, he attended school in North Vernon and was a member of the Red Men’s Lodge there. He was a member of the Woodruff Place Church. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mattie A. Richardson, and a son, Olin E. Richardson. :

REQUIEM SUNG FOR MRS. MARY GRUNER

Services were held at 9 a. m. today in Little Flower Church for Mrs. Mary A. Gruner, who died

. Thursday in St. Vincent's Hospital.

A short service was held at 8:30 a. m. in the home of her son, William M. Gruner, 1301 N. Bancroft St.

‘Burial was in St. Joseph’s Cemetery.

Mrs. Gruner, who was 79, was born in Cincinnati. She had been a resident here 77 years and was the|. widow of Peter Gruner, who died in 1928. Survivors are two other sons; John G. and Louis M. Gruner; a daughter, Mrs. Charles G. Claman, and a grandson, Norman P. Gruner, all of Indianapolis.

MRS. SARAH E. MILES DIES OF INJURIES].

Mrs. Sarah E. Miles, who was injured in an automobile accident that took the life of her brother, Harry A. Christian in Waco, Tex. last week, died Saturday in Waco. Mrs. Miles was T4, ana her home was on a farm near Glenns Valley. Mrs. Miles and her brother had been visiting in Waco. Funeral services for Mr. Christian were held yesterday in Greenwood. Surviving Mrs. Miles are a son, Joy C. Miles, living south of Indianapolis; a daughter, Mrs. Roy Lee Smith, Indianapolis, and four grandchildren, Barbara and Nancy Lee Smith and Jean and Gloria Gladys Miles. Funeral services will be held at 3:30 p. m. Wednesday-in the J. C. Wilson Funeral Home. Burial will be in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.

HOLD RITES TODAY FOR FLOYD SMITH

Floyd B. Smith, lifelong Indianapolis resident who died Saturday in his home, 153 S. Spencer Ave, will be buried in Memorial Park |1 following services at 2 p. m. today in the Moore & sKirk Irvington Mortuary. 1ll two years, Mr. Smith was 34 and had been an employee of Eli Lilly & Co. Survivors are his wifé, Margaret; two children, Richard B. and Carol Jane; his mother, Mrs. Ida B. Smith, six brothers and three sisters, all of Indianapolis.

EX-JUDGE CRIPE DEAD AT KOKOMO

KOKOMO, Ind., Sept. 22 (U. P.). —Joseph Cripe, former Howard Circuit Court and Kokomo Municipal Court judge, died yesterday of a heart attack. He was 57. He had been Kokomo City Attorney.

BURNS KILL ACTOR'S WIFE

SANTA ANA, Cal, Sept. 22 (U. P.) —Funeral services were planned today for Mrs. Christine Connift Lee Cortez, 33, divorced wife of film actor Ricardo Cortez, who died yesterday from burns received when she

* fell asleep while smoking a cigaret.

Mr. Cortez went to her side as soon as he was informed she had been

‘least, in which tribute will be paid

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HUGH M. KEENE

BURIED TODAY|

Retired Druggist Died in Hospital Saturday; Native Hoosier.

Funeral services were held at 9 a. m. today in SS. Peter & Paul Cathedral for Hugh M. Keene retired druggist, who died Saturday in St. Vincent's Hospital. Burial was to be in Greensburg. Mr. Keene, who lived at 120 E. North Si., was: born in Greensburg, the son of Bernard and Anna Keene. He attended the Greensburg schools and studied Pharmacy in Indianapolis. For several - years, Mr. Keene Shersiad a pharmacy at Geneva, Ind. continued in his business at Rural and E. Michigan Sts, He retired several years ago. He was married to Miss Antoinette Hergt here 28 years ago and was a member of the Cathedral. Survivors are his wife; two sisters, Miss Caroline Keene and Miss Mary Keene, both of Indianapolis, and three brothers, Bernard M. Keene, who operates several drugstores here, and Charles Keene of Indianapolis, and Leo E. Keene of Denver, Colo.

MRS. MAUD COYLE DIES ON VISIT HERE

Mrs. Maud E. Coyle, a former Indianapolis resident who died Saturday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lucille Lewis, 226 N. Tremont St., was to be buried in Floral Park following services at 11 a. m. today in Shirley Brothers’ West Side Chapel. Mrs. Coyle was a ghtive of Kentucky and had lived here 42 years before going to Detroit 15 years ago te live with a son. She was visiting her daughter here at the time of her death. In ill health 17 weeks, Mrs. Coyle was 65 and is survived by, besides Mrs. Lewis, three sons, Roy, Kolmer and Cecil Coyle, all of Detorit; a sister, Mrs. Ida M. Lee of Paint Lick, Ky.; a brother, W. L. Howe of Richland, Ky. and five grandchildren, Jackie and Donald Lewis,

| both of Indianapolis, and Lee, Dor-

othy and Allen Joseph Coyle, all of Detroit.

Emma Eckhouse Is Buried Here

RABBI MORRIS M. FEUERLICHT conducted services yester= day in the chapel of the Indian apolis Hebrew Congregation Cemetery for Mrs. Emma Eckhouse, who died Saturday in her home in Chicago after a three-year illness. Mrs. Eckhouse, who was 84, was a former resident here and was one of the organizers and first president of the Indianapolis Council of Jewish Women. She also was one of the founders of the Indianapolis Jewish Federation and Associated Charities." A former member of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation and the Temple Sisterhood, she is survived by three, sons, Herbert and George Eckhouse, both of Chicago, and Edgar Eckhouse of Cleveland, 10 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

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STATE DEATHS

ANDERS DN—Eimer M. Tash. vivors: Wi Tash; brothers, Mrs. Alta Patterson. Mrs. son, Mrs. Lola Heinzman,

ash. Wiilard J. Morgan, 75. Raymon : Irving K. Vogt, 75. Birdie.

BICKNELL—Mrs. Alice House Kixmiller, 85. Survivors: Son, Bruce; daughter, Mrs. Precl L. Wallace; sister, Mrs. Jo Overby.

BOONVILLE—Wilfred Wilson, 23. S8urvivor: Father, Harley. Arlander K. Tweedy. 79. Survivors: Bister, Miss Esabelle Tweedy: brother, Ir-

vin CLARKSVI ILLE-—John W. Brown, 76. ulia; daughter, Mrs.

Wife, eter E. Deibel; Ly Mrs. Rettie Cham-

rlain. DALEVILLE—Jacob Orbaugh, 64. _Survivors: Wife, Nellie; daughter, Mrs. James Horus: son, Florran; sister, Mrs. Maxe Ves ELKHART—LeRoy Floyd Weaver, 58. EVANSVILLE—Roy E. Sampson, 51. Suryivors: Wife, Evaline; sons Richard, Stephen: parents. Mr. and Mrs. R.

alentine Rheinlander, 76. Survivors: Eon, Charles; sister, Mrs. Alice Silker. Edward Sm 69. Birvivors: Wife, Abpie: daughter, Mrs. Richard Hankins. JEFFBRSONVILLE—Charles I L. Siewart, Survivors: Wife, Helen; sons; piper: brother, George: sisters. Sars. Ha Lotte Petz, 61. band, "Jose

asters, guan:

Charles, Everents Mary Sangh Survivor: Son, Survivor: Wife,

Survivor: Hus-

LAGRANG Bis, Nancy A. Garmire, 87. Survivors: Day hter, Mrs. Hamilton; son, Clyde: sister, Mrs. C. W, Stewart.

LIGONIER—Mrs. Cora Gage, 38.

MORRISTO rs. Sarah B. 84. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs.

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pe ALBANY—Charles J. Survivors: Wife, Elizabeth; dau idenour; sisters, , ‘Mrs. Frank Winans, Schaefer. ROCKPORT~—Mrs. Harriet A. Fodder, 82. Survivors: Daught er, Mrs. Laversa.Scales; sister, Mrs. George Ricker. Matthew Gooding, 75. RUSHVILLE—Mrs. Jessie M. Gibbs, 58. Survivors: Husband, Gusta; son, Ludlow daughters, Mrs. Sarah Ruble, Mrs. Esther Bates; brother, Walter B. Ward. William Samuel McKee, 82. Survivor: Brother, Charles,

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80. Surv 8on, Cly daughters, Misses A dre, Claudia side: sister, Mrs. a Li ng. ae MILFORD — Frederick Earl Shroyer, 59. Survivors: Wife, Inez; daughter, Mrs, Fred Saymoure; brother, John. CITY—Frank Kauffeld, 70. Brother, Theobald; sisters, Francis Kuntz, Mrs. Preey Hildenbrand. Henry Holman, 73. Survivors: Sons, William, Alfred, John, Michael, Norman; da ters. Mrs. August Flamion, Mrs, Bei Sealman. UPLAND—William H. Cropper, 64. Survivqrs: Wife, Mildred; sons, Earl, Donald; ns Ss. ‘Mrs. - Manas, Hussy, Mrs. Gre M. Shep 93.

Prazier; brother, George. ard, ers, Mrs. Martha Smead,

WASHINGTON—Alfred Survivors: Daughte; . Do'l ryant, Mrs. Florence Whetr. Harmon,

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Rites Today for’: Mrs. Anna Bader

SERVICES WERE to be held at 2 p.m. today in the J. C. Wilson Funeral Home for Mrs. Anna Schultz Bader, who died Friday in a sanitarium here after an illness of 18 months, Burial was to be in - Floral Park. Mrs. Bader, who was 71 and

born in Columbus and had spents most of her life here. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Mary Creasey and Mrs. Rose Merryman; three sons, Clarence, Philip and Edward Schultz; a sister, Mrs. Christine Weller; a brother, Frank Botkin, 16 grandchildren and nine great-grand-. children, all of Indianapolis.

FANNIE E. LAWLER DIES AT HOME HERE

Mrs. Fannie E. Lawler, 74-year-old widow of Albert W. Lawler, died yesterday at her home, 6208 Dean Road. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs, Curtis Graham, Indianapolis; two brothers, Dr. C. A. Burdsal, Hanover, and Greenberry R. Burdsal, Indianapolis, and two grandchildren, Leslie M. Graham and Dorothy Mae Graham. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Hisey and Titus Mortuary, with burial > Crown Hill. The Rev. Sidney Blair Harry, pastor of the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church, of which she was a member, will officiate. :

Deaths—Funerals 1

BAECHLER—John, father of Mrs. Chauncey Taylor and Clarence Baechler, also survived by Mrs. Carbie Bacchler: neral Tuesday, 9 a. Thomas Aquinas Church. Burial A Cross. Friends may call at the Royster & Askin Mortuary, 1902 OF Meridian St.

BURNS—Dallas R., beloved husband of Flossie Burns and father of Raymond Burns, passed away Saturday, Sept. 20. Friends may call at the Robert W. Stiring Funeral Home, 1422 Jrospecs St. Funeral services Monday, 2 Dp. above funeral Tras. Friends’ inted Burial . Morristown, Ind.

CARTER—Ruth Marie, entered into rest Sunday, age 15 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Carter, sister of Mrs. Dorothy Grady, Virginia Lee Carter and James E. Carter of Indianapolis ‘and Gilbert C. Car Foal? ro

Jranddaughter of Mr. I's. arter of or 4 Washi and Mrs, Susann hington, Ky. Serv-

Showalter of y ices Tuesday, 2:30 p. m., at residence, 822 North Bevitie avenue. Burial Washington Park. ends are welcome. Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel in charge.

GOODIN—Evelyn, beloved infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer (Moles) Goodin and Sister of Beuty Jean and Beatrice Jane Goodin, passed away Sunday morn21. Funeral services will be

e Union 8t., Tuesday afternoon, Sept. at 2 o'clock. Interment New Crown HL tery. Friends are welcome,

HEALY—Jessie A., widow of the late ly, mother of omas P. ‘Lillian Bordenkecher, died Sunday, Sept. 21. Funeral from the Blackwell neral Home, 1503 N. Meridian 8t., Wednesday, Sept. 24, 8:30 a. m.; services St. “Philip Neri Church, 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Priends invited. Altar Society of St.Philip's Church will meet Tuesday, 8 ., at funeral home for prayer.

LEONARD—Jess Russell, 514 Norman St., age 37 years, beloved husband of Rose E. Leonard and nephew of Mrs. Zula Klamp. passed away Monday: Sept. 22. Services at the Bert 8. Gadd neral Home, Opurchmsn Ave. at Prospect St., Wednesday Sept 0 a. m, Friends invited. toraat Fioral Park. Friends jay call at’ funeral home after 7 p. m nday.

MILES—Sarah E. Jee Christian) age 74, Bother of Mrs. Roy Smith and Joy C. Miles, passed away Saturday evening x. Service at the J. C. Wilson 230 Prospect 8t., ed ov EB 5 Pp. m. Friends invited. Burial Mt. Pleasant. Friends may call at the funeral home after 5 p. m. Tuesday.

WILLIAMS—Mary Patience, of 1020 Pershing, entered into rest Sunday, age 77 years, mother of Mrs. Ozena Schrader of Indianapolis, Basil ‘Duke of Crawfordsville, sister of Sadie Br rinemef and Elmer Bracken of Indian d Potter of Bloomin ton, + dren survive. Services m. Harry W. Moore ae Chapel. Burisi Memorial Park, Friends are welcome. [Crawfordsville papers please copy.]

Card of Thanks wish to thank

UNDERWOOD-—I sincerel our relatives and friends for their kind d beautiful floral tributes e de ath of Jay beloved Underwood. u special thanks to to Thdianapolis Fire DeDarien Oriental Lod s 0. 500, FF. & Firemen's Post Ne, American Legior, staff of Veterans ‘Hospital, Rev. lenn Reynolds, Engine House No. 32, and all other organizations and Shirley Brothers i mv efficient service.— . By

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LAM ERT —I wish sincerely rr thank friends for their kind expressions of sympathy and for the beautiful floral offerings in my recent bereavement in -Josing my dear wife, Pauline Lambert. ‘William Lambert.

In Memoriams 3

SELLERS—In lovin memory of our dau i ter and sist ary Sellers, who . parted this Tite Sept. 22, 1940: We cannot, Lord, thy purpose see, But all is well, that's done by Thee Mother, Father, Sister an Brother.

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HOOSIER FENCE CO. Factory, lawn, farm. Est. free. Easy terms. HU-8361. H{-6665.

(FILLING STATIONS)

SHIRLEY BROS. CO. 943 N. Illino! 11-5409 ROBERT Ww. STIRLING 1422 Prospect. New location. MA-4844. USHER MORTUARY _- 2318 W. Washington 8t.

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{| CONGER'S Furniture Seryice;

Wilson & Jenkins » 2502 College.

‘WA-0055. Prompt Service. (FURNACE CLEANING)

=u. CLEANING. REPAIRING--Victor r Furnaces;

Of] Burners, Bickers, Burners FURNA

CES. CPfaots. AND ous od FURNACE installs 8

new your home. OMY FURNACE 0. “SERING.” RI-2782.

Vacuum cleaned, $2.50 up. Furnaces :.i inning, root. MA-4961

(FURN v Cn BT (CONGER’S FURNITURE REPAIRING) repairing, cialty. Jervice calls for lic. E-0781.

(HAULING)

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refinishing a dealer and p

cement; excaSquare Boys,

(INSULATION—ROCKWOOL)

- ROCKWOOL Batt trim, 35-lb. bag.

* Termite Cont. HU-4252. (JANITOR re

mops, brushes, disinfect. an uses sell it.” iE “ThE, cH amir uk ge ~ (PAPER HANGING) _

PAPER | hep furnished

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Personal Services |

Help Wanted—Male 3

| Business Opportunities 29

$1,004

gg gh WA-0000. Or Te0

(PRINTING)

WEDDING Announcements! The Printer. 137 RI-3774.

ARDS St. (PROMPT TRANSFER)

ACME Poissy Sorice | 1.9642

and Transfer. Sedans —- Chauffer Service — Insured.

(REPAIR WORK)

GENERAL Repair Work, cement and rage work. 10MaS S COBB, 1661 N nal. CH-7257

(ROOFING AND REPAIRING)

NEW roofing. Ie airing; also built-up roofs, insulation, rockwool and gutters. RI-2928.

(RUBBER STAMPS)

NAME STAMPS, 40c. Blythe Rubber Stamp Co., 241 N. oe vibe Bi 5. »

(TRUCKS FOR RENT)

RENT a new truck! Move yourself. Drive It Yourself, Inc., 333 E. South. RI-61%7.

* (UNCLAIMED FREIGHT)

SEE OUR BARGAINS! Unclaimed Freight Biogesi 43¢ W. Wash.—378 Mass. -

See. RICHEB New York

‘WINDOW _SRADES) 8 PATTERSON SHADE 3

Hi S.PENN &7 CERRY SR

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EEL ILLINOIS _ RI-1581 = SHADE CO. =.

. (WRECKING COMPANIES)"

D WRECKING CO. 9 MA-7200.

CLEVELAND 1320 Kentucky Ave.

AGENCY-—New Mexico. Exrtunity. Write Williamson

Agency,

Swaps aN

HIGHEST prices paid for iron, metal, 188 Tins ete. Bios Martindale. WA-

PRINTING—500 business cards, $1. We prt everything but money. Cox, CH-

USED CARS and auto parts Dysitiess. Sell or Re for property. GA-2622

HEAVY TRAILER CHASSIS, 4 re suitable for trailer, 895 Collier St.

Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32

and sarters blood tested, 9 N. Ala-

CHICKS Baby Jd Ful-O-Pep bama. 11-8897.

ONE Red Doberman Pinscher, year old; also 1 black, 7 weeks old; one Schnauzer. All registered. 1851 N. Talbot

S-A-D-D-L-E-S Parm & Home Supply, 1325 Ky. MA-6033.

: ters, IR-1957. EastBaby Chicks J: hatenery, 4919 &. 21st

Farm, Garden, Plants 33 GLASS GAL. JUBS fn 5or.

West End Bottle Co., 529 W. Pearl St. LI-8085.

Merchandise for Sale 34 Ex-

CROSLEY Shelvador, apartment size. tra fine condition. Guaranteed. Terms, 1.00 week .... Block's Whse., 424 N. Ill, St. Open Eves.

Wallboard %i..% “Gry $2.90

Cash & Carry 8. 8. Rhodes & Son, 340 W. Wash. LI-8833

“GLOW BOY” and Enterprise Circulating Heaters, Complete line 1942 39 50 up models. Terms, 1.00 week., . Block’s Whse., 424 N, Ill, 8t. Open Eves.

9-12 Jus, 3a. 75; 9x12 felt base, $3.95; new innerspring Imarest, coil sprin 2 $24.50 omp., worth | $2.50 wk. Save, 148 E. 23d. Till 9 p. us

6-doz. qts., $1; 7-doz. p -| Fruit Jars * 5” foie Bote co. Poot

"| virginia. MA-0556.

DUO-THERM oil heater, medium size, porcelain. finish. Terms, '1.00 week Block's Whse., 424 | N, Ill. St. 2000 WOODEN DEN packing DORSEN ol E1288. 10c up. MILLIO ECKING CO., 210 8S. A Ox-8210.

ESTATE electric range, fine con"Open ee

“floor sample,

Open Eves.

69.95 254

A : . 2) La Beideti. CHINA lerse Seiéction or Choose from large SIL churches, U NAME (T—

Fixtures =a:

+. | For every purpose. A square of 4-| parking place and bargains.

KING'S

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1603-45 Southeastern MA-3191

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FREE SEWING COURSE

WITH PURCHASE OF Singer electric console, Small bal balanes,

aLags, ARE re homes, restaurants,

3 Singer Co., 126 W. Wash.

RUG, 9x12, Seno be Bi from brand $12.75; living rm. suite, $39.50;

cabinet, - beauty; N. Meridian

Y RAINCOATS §| ARM Corte Rtn a asl

B 50c, Tents, Tarpaulins, i Jag New & Ut ARMY GOODS STORE, 620 N. Senate Ave.

Heating Plants & Radiation

All Sizes—All Kinds—Used AMERICAN PLUMBING SUPPLY, RI-1282, 83¢ W. Washington St. at White River.

Cedar Posts de nd Frames Marion Material Co. £048 Northwestern. TA-4543, Cement, 57c Per Bag

Wright-Bachman Lumber Co.

Open Until 5 P. M. BaLurQays. ne : Union FStock Yards.

RENT A MODERN Air-Conditioned Teo Refrigerator for Only

$10.50 a Year Polar Jee & Fuel Co., 2000 Northwestern Living **° ms” $69,850 ‘HOME APPLIANCES CO.

3360 N. ILLINOIS. Open Eves. TA-1880.

SUDDEN DEATH It's Rew, Or odorless, A

less. - KILLS TERMITES, BEDBUGS, ETC. ALBERT G. MAAS, 31 Va. Ave, MA-8315.

Genuine Inlaid Linoleum, 8%

Values up to $1.89 Yd HOON PAINT & LINOLEUM 211 E Washington

. suite, a Teal

io Bates Studio,

320 W._ Washington. BRUNSWICK MINERALITE BOWLING BALLS 2314 W. Michigan, O10 PARTS op 2189. ke INSIDE 4 8 “i INSIDE VARNIS INSIDE FLOO: ROPAINT 1.1 PAINT & 320 W. Wa UTIFUL 6 cu. ft. electri refrigerator, Looks like ne. Sold 5 A R &% STORE. Pri. Bit i Washigton new, Guaranteed. Terms, 1.00 week 1

10-DAY DELIVERY .-.......:es .- $15.95 5 SO per ar. eal... 200W Wei shington. afb Pros : for balance due..,.....ces.:0 FRIGIDAIRE—6 cu. ft., sealed unit, like Block's Whse., 424 N. Ti. 8. "Open Eyes.

TYPEWRITERS Arie KINDS

iia SAL ns 3 SLL p

SAVE as much as 40% on brand new car peting, wall to wall; anteed 1st quality. also brand new and odd size Tugs at at tremendous savings. 148 E. 23d till

FRIGIDAIRE—Apartment size, sealed unit —fully reconditioned, Terms, 69.95

1.00 week Block's Whse,, 424 N. Ill, St. Open Eves.

WYCO flexible shaft in stock. Call us for

description and price. M ELECTR & MACHINE CO. 3525 E. RC IR-1151.

dition. Terms, 1.00 week . Block's Whse., 424 N. Ill, St. 1pment, specia’ Ohio.

STORE fixtures. bAxers equl equipment: buy-sell. €19

RUG 9x12 Seamless, beautiful $16.96

burgundy. Richardson: . 910 E. 63d. BR-1224. Open Eves.

A HANDY GUIDE

Of Reliable Business and Professional Firms and Individuals

(ABSTRACTS) N TITLE CO.

155 B. Market Oat. MA-2361.

(AUTOS)

*Oldest Pontiac Dealer. 1665 S. Mer. LI-8792, SEE

SE CALL John Vollrath

New and Used Pontiac Cars. 923 N. Meridian Pontiac, Inc. RI-2401. BR- 7066.

(AUTOS—USED)

1 Sirlin, used car mgr. 850 N, LIA han, Lincoln Zepher, Ba distributor

'(AUTOS—STUDEBAKERS—NEW. & USED)

Ask for V. J. LaVand, RAY GALE 5 MOTORS, INC., 3815 a 10th, IR-8334. Trade-ins,

Wm. Carson

(AUTO SERVICE)

Inland Motors, Inc. Downtown DeSoto, Plymouth and Alemite Lub, Service. 1133 N. Meridian. LI-6544.

(AUTO SPRING CO.) INDIANAPOLIS SPRING CORPORATION. Automobiles, trucks, huss. Quick, dependable service. 832 W. Wash. LI-9262. (BOWLING ALLEYS)

DEZELAN'S BOWLING ALLEYS, 959 N. Holmes Ave., BE-4443. 12 modern, streamlined alleys.

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TKINSO! INC., 420 Transportation Bie CRI RL2174, Complete chemical service for gh

(CIRCULAR LETTERS)

CENT SHOP - CENTURY P Chas. BE. Cook, P. A. Cook. 513 Century Bldg. ., MA-4196.

(CLEANING ‘& LAUNDRIES) JIM EATON'S

BUDGET CLEANERS. “Quality Nok Tha ‘Will Please.” 811 . 30th., TA-3i

(COAL) . > FREDRICK Cc MA.7461, (COUNTRY CLUB—-CHICKEN DINNERS)

LAKE SHORE COUNTRY CLUB. Catenin . dinners, er Disiness meetings, Carson Ave., GA-3231.

(ELECTRIC APPLIANCES)

Latest model radios, refrigerators, COMMUNITY ELECTRIC, 4001 Madison.

CHANDLER ELECTRIC, 405 E. 30th., WAes Westinghouse refrigerators’ and ranges. Also electric wiring.

(FUNERAL DIRECTORS) R. W. STIRLING 13rrosmect

BERT 8S. GADD FUNERAL 2 2130 Prospect. A :

G. H, EEE 1505 S. East. MA-8488.

GEORGE W. : 2313 W. Wasnington. BE-4567. : (FUNERAL HOME)

HORTON FUNERAL HOME.

WEST NEWTON, INDIANA. + (FUR. COMPANIES) FUR So DO ged as low as $19. FUR CO. 29 E. Ohio. Sn LIs9271 We pay highest cash prices, ® furniture, rugs, etc. (GARAGES)

Garage, 1618 Blvd. wrecker service.

(GROCERIES & MEAT MARKET)

Choice Meats

1132 Prospect. MA-5155

TRANSFER

Homer Florey’s Market, |.

(INSURANCE)

ERMAN E., Insurance Agency,

HMITT, H. / MA-4545, Gene ,

Goo Fletcher Trust Bldg. eral lines.

" Revoked Drivers’ License

INSURANCE CERTIFICATES FILED RELIABLE INS. AGENCY, INC. : 312 INDIANA TRUST BLDG. RI-5040.

(LABOR ORGANIZATIONS)

HOISTING AND OPERATIN ENGINEERS LOCAL NO. 193A. 103B—301 Peopl 2

BRIDGE, STRUCTURAL & ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKERS LOCAL UNION NO, 22. 423 Transportation Bldg., LI-1816. (LOANS)

Sacks Bros. Loan Co. cor, Illinois & O! RI-5094-5098. Loans on anything. Bi,

(LIFE INSURANCE) STATE MUTUAL

LIFE ASSURANCE Ross M. Hal en, gen, agt. 620 Cire Tower, RI-1501

(LUMBER) BUY your lumber from WRIGHTMAN LUMB LUMB ER CO. Indianapolis Stock irk RI-6000

Se1vice Ww; 3 3 20 N Ve recking Co.

pee S TAILORING)

Suit and top coat, $35. John Seali 38'2 N. Penn. RI-39) 57.

(MOTOR FREIGHT LINES) i

TRANSAMERICAN LINES, 1456 E. 19th, FREIGHT CH- oC

(NURSING HOME) Will care for your aged. RS HOME, 1429 RI-3096

(OFFICE BUILDINGS)

D FELLOW BLDG., Robert Hirtzs, . i omer. 11 N. Pennisyivanta, Room 1308,

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(PRINTERS) The Watts Press oq. %ts. forms. HENDREN PRINTING CO. 685 Century Bldg. MA-3467.

(RESTAURANT)

SANDY'’'S—‘‘Friendliest spot in In olis. Best food, overages, Indianep ment. 2206 N. Meridian, WA-0438,

(REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE)

Elbert L. McDaniel. 50%:

MA-4938. (SKATING RINKS) Sm R-LITE ROLLER RINK Nightly.” Book Station. CH-222 (SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCIES) SALVATON ARMY Men's Social Department. RI-8622. ‘“We Help Oth: Help Themselves.” % (PAINT COMPANIES) STANDARD ENAMEL & PAINT 2158 N. {Sherman Drive, CE-1441, sale, We Delive

"FATES

COOPER'S, TAVERN DE Fat ET THe NORTRSIDE,

oy WA-007 : . Fes _FASEENGEE & ome

3117 W. “Wash. Spen eve ov. Noo% oven

. (TRANSFER COMPANIES) : TRY US “QR, AND SAVE. LI-96 (TRANSFER) ‘ TRANSIT CO. ig LINCOLN TRANSIT co. Ci (WANTED—JUNK pk

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