Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1941 — Page 17

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THE RADIO

Cecil B. DeMille is the producer for the ‘broadcast which may be heard on WFBM af 8 p. m. os “ F 4 Freddie (Red) Cochrane and lightweight champion Lew Jenkins square off tonight in Madison Square Garden and a blow-bysblow description of the fight is scheduled for radio Msteners on WIBC at 9 o'clock. Tonight's battle will be the first for Cochrane since he beat Fritzie Zivic for the welterweight title last July. The fight is scheduled for 10 rounds.

Lord Halifax, British Ambassador, speaks tonight on a coast-to-coast NBC-Blue network program direct from the Waldorf Astoria in New York. His talk will be given at a National Republican Club dinner - his honor and will be broadcast here on WISH at 9 o'clock. 8 ” 2

Paul Muni will star in an original radio play, “Bolivar—the Liberator,” on the “Cavalcade of America” program on WIRE at 9:30 o'clock tonight.

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MINGTON—P 34. BlOQ BON hilip Roy: mother,

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Sram Se W. Wililams, 65. Survivors: Irva: brothers, Ursa, Ernest; half-sister, , rs, Edson Bachman Mert ol J. Wilkinson, 62; "Survivor: Wits, Ma

Mrs. reste Gans, 45. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Gunton; gons, Harley Rayr ond; daughters, Misses Ruth lle, Helen, Irene ‘Gans. rs. 7 M. Slawson, 37 i} Eversole, 80. _ Sur oas w Tura; : sons, Noah, Edgar. 0c ise Zua Eversole, HUNTINGTON: NM, Hazel Stetzel, 42. Mrs. Walter Emely, HYMERA-—James > Magill, 57. Sur vivors: Wile. Flossie; son, Same es; dau hter, Mrs. James Miller; brothers, Charles, william,’ = . 8 8 NON--Mrs. Fannie B. Dickerson, a’ “gavivors: Sa Calvin; brothe Bridge; sister, Mrs. ard oh fur

ooton. N-Joseph W Phillips Sister, Mrs: Rosa Fits; Wright, sisters, TS. H.

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NEW ALBANY — Laird M. Suryivers: Wife, “Elise; dn Martha

Turner; son, Laird TH MANCHESTER — Mrs. emataried. 41, Survivor: Husband, Harry. band Sam 8 2 hters, Sapwitady: War amuel; da - J oN Gince Fervida, Clara

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brother, SoloJ. Merkley, 23. Silby, 33.

ABASH-—Mrs. Caroline Crist, 83. SurSons, Elmer, Irvin, A Jester; Schnar, 2s si doy! Ms "Ma ty Bide essie Joy, Mrs ar - , Miss Ida Crist. y

force three times In number until he became the unwilling dictator of most of South America.

There should be a lot of fireworks when a half dozen women backers. of the Brooklyn Dodgers engage in a battle of wits with six men who root for the Yankees on tonight’s “True or False” program on WISH at 7:30 o'clock. Dr. Harry Hagen will toss the queries and Mrs, Catherine Cone, Sues of Brooklyn's district attorney, will captain the fans of the beloved Bums. Dinty Doyle, newspaperman and publicist, will head the New York delegation.

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Mobley Lushanya, Chickasaw Indiah princess, will be featured as the soprano soloist on “For America We Sing,” the Treasury Department’s defense bond and stamp program on WISH at 8:30 o'clock tonight. She will share the guest spotlight with Elizabeth Lennox, noted contralto, and Frank Munn, tenor. The orchestra will be directed by Dr. Frank Black. 8s # = TONIGHT: Carlton E. Morse’s “1 Love a Mystery” serial returns to the NBC-Blue network and WISH at 7 o'clock. . . . Vox Pop goes to the University of Tennessee to interview the coeds on WFBM at 7 o'clock. . . . Harvey 8. Firestone Jr. speaks on “The Heart of America” in behalf of the Community Fund on WIRE at 7:30 o'clock.

Holdup Thwarted, Jumps Into Canal

HAVING BEEN disarmed when he was attempting to hold up a barbecue stand yesterday on W. Vermont St. John Rodigere, 25-year-old Mexican, ran from the scenie, jumped into the Canal and was drowned yesterday. His body, discovered while police were investigating the attempted holdup, was identified as one of two men who a short while before had attempted to rob John Montgomery, 47, proprieier of the stand. While they were demanding $20 from Montgomery, Harry Vance, who saw the holdup, slipped up from behind and disarmed them of their rifle and knife. They fled when Montgomery then produced a revolver and began firing. Police are holding on a charge of vagrancy a man they say was Rodigere’s companion.

TELESCOPES TURNED ON ‘BOMBER WRECK’

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz, Oct. 6 (U. P.). —What appeared to be the wreck of

men aboard, has been sighted on the slopes of 12,611-foot San Francisco Peak, 20 miles north of Flagstaff, Sheriff Perry Francis reported today. He said he would obtain powerful telescopes from the Arizona State Teachers College observatory here and scrutinize the object. If it is the missing bomber, it probably can be reached by automobile within a few hours, he said.

RITES ARRANGED FOR «MRS. EVELYN GRUNER

Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Farley Funeral Home for 26-year-old Mrs. Evelyn Worth Gruner, former Indianapolis resident, who died Wednesday at her home in Alhambra, Cal. Burial will be in the Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Gruner, who was the wife of Marion Gruner, went to California from here three years ago. She had attended Manual High School."

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Approximately 5000 troops of the U. 8. Army's Fifth Division will bivouac tomorrow night near New

from the war games ih Louisiana. Another column of the Division also is trekking back through Indiana and will bivouac near Kokomo tomorrow night.

The column to bivouac at New Bethel is commanded by Brig. Gen. Clyde R. Abraham and will consist of the Second Infantry; 50th Field Artillery, 21st Field Artillery, second battalion; headquarters and headquarters battery of the Fifth Division ery; Fifth Reconnaisance troop; Fifth Anti-tank battalion, the ‘Fifth Engineers, Quartermasters and Medical units; the 53d Ordnance Company and the 94th Engineers. The return to Ft. Custer of the Fifth Division will end more than 5000 miles of travel.

MRS. LENA TEANEY, HERE 44 YEARS, DIES

Mrs. Lena S. Teaney, who came to this country from Germany when she was 4, died yesterday. She was 63 and lived at 1608 Montcalm St. Mrs. Teaney lived for a while in Aurora, Ind., com to Indianapolis 44 years ago. She was married in 1898 here to George F. Teaney and had lived at the Montcalm St. address 44 years. Survivors sare, besides her husband, three daughters, Mrs. Lavon E. Paton, Mrs. Mildred M. Miles and Mrs. Helen M. Williamson; a son, David Teangy, and six grandchildren, Harold and Jarhes Paton, Ruth and Helen Miles, Thomas Williamson and David Teaney Jr. Services will be at 3 p. m. Wednesday in the J. C. Wilson Funeral Home, with burial in Crown Hill,

MOBLEY FUNERAL TO BE ‘HELD TODAY

Services will be h at 2 p. m. today in the Second. Pilgrim Holiness Church for John Mobley, who died Friday in the home of his mother, Mrs. Rosa Mobley, 1143 Nelson St. Burial will be in Round Hill. He was 18. He was born here and attended School 72. He had been ill the last three months. Besides his mother, he is survived by two brothers, Ira and Chester; six stepsisters, Mrs. Ethel Bowen, Mrs. Charles Black, Mrs. Anna Carroll, Mrs. Vern Jackson and Mrs. Laura Helms, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Edith Overman. of Connorsville, and two step-brothers, Edward Alexander of Mooresville and Lawrence Mobley of Indianapo-

BURIAL TODAY FOR FRED E. THOMSON

Funeral services for. Fred E. Thomson, who died Saturday in his home, 3939 Graceland Ave., were to

Flanner Buchanan Mortuary. Mr. Thomson was a contracting interior decorator. He had lived in Indianapolis 34 years, coming here from his birthplace, Logansport. He was a member and former first teader of the Third Church of Christ, Scientist. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Fern Thomson; a son, Malcomb Thomson, Cleveland, 0. a daughter, Mrs. Arthur T. Brown, Marion, and five grandchildren,

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Deaths—Funerals

Indianapolis Times, Monday, Oct: 6, 1941

BLOMBERG—Herman, beloved husband of Clara B. Blomberg and father of Jacque, line E and Herman Blombe ie Jr Mrs. J. Leslie 938, Map) passe away at the

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ETHRIDGE—William L., 3313 Graceland Ave., beloved husband of Effie Ethr idge, brother of Miss Eulalie and Jesse Et ridge, City; Mrs. Clemmie Hanson, St. Paul, Minn., departed this life Satureay e 53. Funeral Tuesday, 1 Moore & Kirk Northside Colonial Mare ary, College at Fairfield, 2 p. m. Burial , Crown Hill.. Friends invited.

FOX— Francis M., he of Mary Joserge H. Albert X,

ti, N. Meridian St. at the residence Tuesday, Funeral Wednesday, 8: 3% at 9 a Peter and Paul Cathedral. Friends invited.

AKES—Mrs. Mar, Be . ‘age 8 years, aunt of George . Pergu ssed away Sunday. Funeral Tu 2 p. m. at ie Usher Mort Wasnngioh t. Friends inv Crown Hill Cemetery, Friends may call at the mortuary.

GROVES—Homer V., Shoriridge Road at State Road 52 beioved husband of Mary O.. father of Ruby 0s, de! this life Mond ay, affe 6." Funeral Wednesday, Oct. 8, at Moore & Kirk ton Mortuary, 5342 E. Wa, Tvingeon 3 p- m, Burial Crown HL Friends en, ee Worth), formerly

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NNELL—A. husban oy © Connell and 2d. father of a o 3 Rollin O'Connell,

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Funeral services Eb ol ae dence. Friends taviled By: Bre fo esice Burial Dublin, Ind.

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ZEL—Dove M., of 4450 Bertha, tered into ot Saturday, ee 54 aa mother of Mrs. Mauri E., Jerald and Julius A. Reitzel. Sister 7. Shad fie Wallace, Mrs. Nora and Sampson “Chrliian esday. 1 2.2 m, Lo Sian ATs gu St icevitle, Stilesville, Ind. may a og Harry W. Chapel.

ROBINSON-—Jobin snk, husband of Caroline H. Robinson Sather of p....0 Marie Moulton, Por Me., away Saturday evening © at Fosidence, 1408 S. Sherman Services

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SMITH—William Henry, age 23, belayel father of John and Norm Smith, ronia 114

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TEA NEY-Lens: 1608 Montcalm, wife o George F. actos Tee Wide er of 8. von E. S Mrs. 5

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SICKLE—Fred, 1226 N. Illinois, beArthur

rtuary, p. m. Friends i ED Burial MoRabes City, Ind.,, Tuesday afternoon,

WAITS—Emmett M., husband of Dorothy father of Emmett M. Jr. and f and Ky. “brother Martelle, Indianapolis: Mrs, RT: y. and Mrs,

B® ien vit d. Crown 111. Friends may call at mortuary Tuesday.

WRIGHT—Howard D., 3247 Central Ave. husband of Frances Petri Wright and father of Betty nd G n Daniels; son of Mr. and Mrs. Newton B. Wright and brother of Ula Wright, passed away Sunday morning. Services at the Flanner & chanan Mortuary Tuesday, 10:30 a. m. Friends Anvited, Burial Nt Crown Hill, Friends may call at the mortuary,

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Too many payments coming due at Ee once? Let us solve your problem. Ine vestigate our long time easy to pay § loan plan and have just one reason- §. able payment each month and’ set § your own date within the month. Furniture and auto loans, liberal appraisements, other loans paid off,

Liberal Loan Company

152 N. Delaware.

AUTO LOANS

INVESTIGATE BCONOMIOAL SACKS Bios. & LOAN CO., IN 110 W. Ohio St. R

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Of Reliable Business and Professional Firms and Individuals

(ABSTRACTS)

TITLE CO.

UNION 156 B. Market St. MA-2361.

(AUTOS)

Oldest Pontiac Dealer. 16656 S. Mer. LI-8793. SEE

OR CALL John Volirath

New and Used Pontiac Cars. 923 N. Meridian Pontiac, Inc. RI-2401. BE-7068.

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Al Sirlin, used car mgr. 850 N. Mer. LI7471. Lincoln Zepher, Mercury distributor

(AUTOS—STUDEBAKERS—NEW & USED)

Ask for V. J Lavend. BAY GALE MOTORS. ‘INC, 3815 E. 10th, IR-8334. Trade-ffis.

(AUTO SERVICE)

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

(AUTO SPRING CO.) INDIANAPOLIS 'G CORPORATION.

SPRIN Automobiles, trucks, busses. Quick, dependable service. 832 W. Wash. LI-93262.

(BOWLING ALLEYS)

N'S BOWLING ALLEYS, 959 N. Imes Ave. BE-4443. 13 modern, streamlined alleys.

(CHEMISTS)

ATKINSON, FRED C., INC., 420 Transportation Bldg. RI-2174. Complete chemical service for industries.

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Wm. Carson

CENTURY RESS. Chas Cn >. s Cook. 513 Century Bide, MAG. (CLEANING & LAUNDRIES)

JIM~ EATON'S BUDGET CLEANERS. uality Work That Will Please.” 811 . 30th., TA-3801.

(COAL) FREDRICK o> MA-1451, (COUNTRY CLUB-—-CHICKEN DINNERS) LAKE SHORE COUNTRY CLUB. Catetish

dinners, dances, 'business meetings. 4. Carson Ave. GA-3231.

(ELECTRIO APPLIANCES) Latest model radios, refri Sort, COMELECTRIC, Madi GA-5949.

LER ELECTRIC, 405 E. 30th. WAned. Westinghouse refrigerators and anges. Also electric wiring.

(FUNERAL DIRECTORS)

R. W. STIRLING “ow

MA-4944.

(GROCERIES & MEAT MARKET) / ‘=.

Homer Florey's Choice Meats ™33; proses. Ma (INSURANCE) SCHMITT, HERMAN E., Insurance 500 Fletcher Trust Bidg., MA-45 eral lines.

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INSURANCE CERTIFI CATES RELIABLE INS. AGENCY, 312 INDIANA TRUST BLDG. (LABOR ORGANIZATIONS)

RI-5040,

"200AL 80. 10:8 1038301 Peoples Bldg., MA-119 BRIDGE, STRY CTRL 30 5 423 Bais Rg Bldg., AL PION No. : (LOANS)

RI-5994-5098. Loans on (LIFE aa,

Sacks Bros. Loan Co. cor, Nlinois & Obie ! anything.

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B our lumber from WRIG LUMBER CO. Indiana; Mal Yards, RI-6000, Dolls (MOTOR FREIGHT LINES)

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TRS E. 19th. 8! (NURSING HOME) care for your aged. Myrtle fi ki 3 ME, 1420 ia

(OFFICE BUILDINGS)

ODD FELLOW B, mer. 11 N. Pina Berta, bllds (PRINTERS) ad The Watts Press ,q,.. 1 forma, PRINTING CO.

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HENDREN P 685 Century Bldg, (RESTAURANT)

SANDY'S. Friendliest olls. Best foo eaten >

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STAR-LITE ROLLER Nightly." 2 ur par les 1 OV oi 408

(SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCIES) SALVATON ARMY Men's Social “We Help

Babs artment. RI-003.

(PAINT COMPANIES)

BERT 8. GADD FUNERAL HOME 2130 pod MA-6049.

1505 % Bast. MA-8488. GEO! 2313 W. FORGE W. USHER. (FUNERAL HOME) HORTON FUNERAL HOME. WEST NEWTON, INDIANA. (FUR COMPANIES)

COATS restyled as low as $10. INDIANA FUR CO. 29 E. Ohio.

(FURNITURE BUYER)

We pay highest cash prices, — LI-9271. furniture, rugs, etc. .

(FURNITURE REPAIRING)

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