Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 December 1941 — Page 11
SATURDAY, DEC. 27,
R. V. SCHOENER, LONG ILL, DEAD
Service Manager at Block’s For Seven Years; Services Set for Monday.
R. Vincent Schoener, for seven years service manager for the Wm, H. Block Co., died yesterday in his home, 1544 Lexington Ave. after a long illness. He was 37. Mr. Schoener formerly was associated with the General Electric Co. in Cleveland and Akron, O., for two
He was a graduate of Tech-|§
nical High School and took a
special course in radio work at Pur-|§
due University.
A former member of the Indiana}
Naval Reserve, he was born in Indianapolis July 9, 1904. He was a member of the Olive Branch Christian Church and formerly was an elder and teather of the builders’ class of young people at the church.
Services Monday
Survivors are his wife, Vivian; four daughters, Dorothy Alice, Patricia Jane, Ann and Nancy Schoener; a son, R. Vincent Schoener Jr.; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Schoener, and a sister, Mrs. F. E. Raschig. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p. m, Monday at the Olive Branch Church, with burial at New Palestine. Friends may call at the J. C. Wilson Funeral Home until noon Monday.
Helen A. Osborn
Funeral services for Miss Helen Annetta Osborn, who died yesterday in her home, 1635 Woodlawn Ave., will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel, and at 2 p. m. in the Noblesville Christian Church. Burial will be in Crownland Cemetery, Noblesville.
Miss Osborn was 26, and had been ill since May. She was a member of the Noblesville Christian Church. She is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irl M. Osborn; a brother, James W. Osborn; a sister, Mrs. Herbert Koch, and two nephews.
NIMITZ PREPARED T0 TAKE COMMAND
HONOLULU, Dec. 27 (U. P). — Admiral Chester W. Nimitz was ready today to take command of the Pacific Fleet in the most crucial hours of its history. Fleet headquarters announced vesterday that he had arrived in the Hawaiian area. Territorial Delegate Samuel W. King arrived by plane yesterday from Washington, to get a firsthand pitcure of events and conditions and to confer with departmental officials. He conferred with Governor Joseph B. Poindexter shortly after he landed. Mr. King said he had to familiarize himself with the situation in order to expedite the passage of several Hawaiian matters pending before Congress and the executive department. Meanwhile, Adj. Gen. P. M. Smoot announced that he was recruiting more men for service in the Hawaiian Territorial Guard. He said volunteers must be between 18 and 64 and serve for one year.
CHARLES L. BRUGH’S SERVICES TOMORROW
Services for Charles L. Brugh, 1433 Linden St., will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Robert W. Stirling Funeral Home. Burial will be in Round Hill Cemetery. Mr, Brugh died Thursday following an illness of several months. He was 85 and had been a resident of Indianapolis 45 years. He was formerly a stone planer at the G. Ittenbach Flagstone Co. Born near Salem, Mr. Brugh was a member of the Central Christian Church and a former member of the Odd Fellows and Red Mens Lodges. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Vera Beswick, and a granddaughter, Marian B. Fisher, both of Indianapolis.
State Deaths
CANNELTON Alex ther And: 63. BSur-
attingly.
35. Surparents,
Anne Anderson and Mrs. ‘Eva | ENGLISH—Mrs. Ruth Cox, vivors: Husbesnd, Herbert Oox; Mr. and Mrs. C. M. C. Kemp. EVANSVILLE—Mrs. Louise Schmitt, 86. Survivors: Husband, Charles 8chmitt; gay hters, Mrs. Peter Heitzman, Mrs. Ed . oehne and Mrs. Florence Kirves; CS John, Victor, Anton, Charles and Walter; sisters. Mrs. Katie Richards and Mrs. Matilda Heitzman . Augustine V. Burrows, 3. SurHushand, James Burro M. Lucas, iy Survivor: Daughter, Mrs. +o, Fe us + Wallace, 42. Survivors: HOPPE fo Wallace; sons, Robert and John; daughters, Misses Margery Ann and Mary Lou Wallace; sister, Esther Francis; brother, Elmer Mossman GAS CITY—William Lynch, 84. urvivors: Mother, Mrs. Mary Lynch; ters, Miss Agnes Lynch; sons, and Terrence; sister, Miss Alice Lynch; brothers, Joseph and E NEW CASTLE-—Mrs. a vii, 39. Survivors; Ray and Kenneth; Hina; sisters, Misses Audria Lo Hina, Mrs. Lillian Henn, Mrs. Willte Collier, Mrs. Ruby Moore; mother, Mrs. Emma Hina. MARION—Mrs. Laura x Stuck, 73. Paar: vivors: Husband, Charles: son dau ters, Miss Beatrice Stuck and Mrs. Ka Tellef; brother, Norman McWilson, 60. Survivors: Mother i] Wilson; sons. ye ter and ughter, rs, alle ; Lora Jacobs; brother, x:
NE. VERNON—EIllis Pollard. Survivor: wife, Mrs. Xi Pola rd. usm Survi Sister, Weiss: Bh Rents, Philip, Jacob.
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VIDOR REMINISCES HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 27 (U. P).— King Vidor, veteran film director, said today he hoped soon to complete his forthcoming book of reminiscences of 21 years in the movie industry. The work will be an suohiographs designed as a cavalthe picture igs since
1941
MRS. NEWMIER IS DEAD AT 68
Weeks; Services to Be Held Monday.
Mrs. Nellie M. Newmier, a native of Indianapolis, died yesterday at her home, 906 Butler Ave., after an iliness of five weeks. She was 68. Mrs. Newmier was a member of the Centenary Christian Church, Neola Rebekah Lodge 362 and Lawrence chapter, Order of Eastern Star Surviving are the husband, George A.; two sons, Claude and Otho; four grandchildren, Mrs. Marian Miller, Mrs. Dolores Light, Mrs. Phyllis Washburn and George Newmier, and two great-grandchil-dren, Gregory and Brenda Light, all of Indianapolis. Services will be at 2 p. m. Monday at the Moore & Kirk Northeast Funeral Home, 2530 Station St., conducted by the Rev. David S. McNelly, pastor of Centenary
morial Park.
Andrew Weber
Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. today in the Moore & Kirk Irvington Mortuary for Andrew C. F. Weber, 63-year-old employee of the John Deere Plow Co., who died Wednesday in his home, 37 8. Ritter Ave. Burial will be in the Lutheran Cemetery at Cumberland.
Mr. Weber had been in the farm implement business many years at New Palestine and Cumberland before coming to Indianapolis. He was associated with the John Deere Co. 13 years. Survivors are his wife, Laura; three daughters, Mrs. Herbert Reiser, Mrs. Everett Cambridge and Miss Cora Louise Weber, and five sisters, Mrs. Christina Poehlar, Mrs. Louewina Kohiman, Mrs. Nannie Kline, Mrs. Nora Baas and Mrs. Myrtle Kreiger, all of Indianapolis.
‘Mrs. Maric Sanns
Mrs. Marie Sanns, 46-year-old lifelong resident of Indianapolis, died yesterday in her home, 1038 N. Oxford St., after an illness of several months. Survivors are her husband, Charles J.; her father, James A. Echols of Indianapolis, and a brother, Charles W. Echols of Tucson, Ariz. The Rev. W. C. Ball, pastor of the Woodruff United Presbyterian Church, of which Mrs. Sanns was a lifelong member, will conduct funeral services at 2 p. m. Monday in the home. Burial will be in Crown Hill,
MRS. LE FLEUR RITES
Services will be held for Ruth Williams LeFluer, 118 S. Cincinnati St., widow of Henry LeFluer, at 2
«sD. m. today at the Moore & Kirk
Funeral Home on Station St. Burial will be in Sutherland Park Cemetery. Mrs, LeFleur was 75 years old. She died yesterday after a long illness. She was a member of the Fidelity Review No. 140 of the Women's Benefit Association.
ARMY TO QUIT AIR PLANT BENDIX, N. J, Dec. 27 (U, P.) — The United Automobile Workers (C. I. 0.) and Air Associates, Inc., having signed a one-year contract,
move out of the Air Associates plant at once and return it to private management,
Gloria Laura Vanderbilt, 17-year-old eis, and Pasquale
Cicco, 32, of Hollywood, an actor’s agent, were they obtained their wedding license recently.
married tomorrow at Mission Santa Barbara.
Native of City Was Ill Five
Church. Burial will be in Me-|
the Army was expected today to
Heiress Weds Tomorrow
a happy rl couple
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No Complaints By This Private
A LETTER from her soldier son in Hawaii today convinced Mrs. Lena Leggans, 840 Harrison St., that Napoleon was right when he said an army marches on its stomach. “We still have good food and dry beds,” Pvt. William Eacret, 21, wrote on Dec. 15, eight days after Japan attacked Pear! Harbor. complain.” Pvt. Eacret cautioned his mother not to worry if she fails to get letters from him regularly. He said men in the Army are too busy to do much writing these days. He is serving with an ammunition train.
HOOSIERS SUPPORT CHURCHILL EFFORTS
A telegram assuring Winston Churchill of whole-hearted support, sent to the British Prime Minister in Washington last night, was announced today by Alvin T. Coate, president of the Indiana Council of International Relations. The telegram, bearing the signatures of 35 persons, including Governor Schricker and Mayor Sullivan, said in part: “Your friends and admirers in Indiana, who still retain the memory of your speech made here in 1932, wish to tender to you our deep and sincere appreciation of your most inspiring speech made before the special joint sesion of Congress. We assure you our whole-hearted support in the joint efforts of the English-speaking nations to the end of completely defeating the totalitarian nations.” Other names signed to the tele-
gram were:
W. Grist, Hugh McK. Landon, Brown, Charles J. To Dean Frederick D. Kershner, B. Lawrence, Dr. Jean 8, : Richard Fairba.ks, Rrodehurst Elsey, ne C. Foster, Dr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Robinson, Col, and Mrs. Alvin M. Owsley, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. Evans Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Barnard, Mr. and Mrs. James W. Fesler, Mr, and Mrs, Henry R. Danner, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McGibeny, Mr. and Mrs. Walter I. Longsworth, Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur D. Peat, Dr. and Mrs. E. Vernon Hahn, Mr. and Mrs. Bias Atkins, Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Runnels Harrell, Mrs. John W, Kern, Mrs. Isaac Born, Mrs. Jacob P. Dunn, Mrs. Mary C. MecNeely, M May ‘Shipp, Miss Mar Sullivan, Miss Ma Winter, Miss Isabel Parry and Miss Et MacDowell Moore.
WOMEN’S DEFENSE GROUP WILL MEET
Members of the Indiana Women's Defense Committee will meet at 2 p. m. Monday in the World War Memorial auditorium. Mrs. Felix M. Vonnegut will be chairman. Mrs. Vonnegut will outline a plan
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{of future effort by the committee,
WILL BE HELD TODAY
as outlined by a new national group, called “Citizens for Victory,” which has been formed with the peace aims of thé Roosevelt-Churchill Atlantic Charter as its object. Also at the meeting will be Mrs. Olive Beldon Lewis, chairman of meetings, who will report on all activities locally and throughout the State, and Mrs. Forest K. Paul, who will give a financial report.
OPPOSES TAX! RAISE
EVANSVILLE, Dec. 27 (U. P).— A city council ordinance authorizing the Yellow Cab Co. to raise its rates from 30 to 35 cents was held up today when Mayor William Dress refused to sign the measure. In a letter to the council, Mayor Dress stated that existing circumstances “do not justify my approval of this ordinance.”
COLUMBUS, 0., Dec. 27. (U. P)). —America’s war machine may be rolling slong two years from now on rubber tires made from Ohio-grown dandelions. The National Farm Chemurgic Council announced today that it had
of making synthetics. plant, found so far only in may turn out to be a gigantic industry for the Midwest,” Dr. Paul J. Kolachov, director of research and development for Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc, Louisville, Ky., said. “It is readily acclimated and could
be jhe dumate of
Ohio Dandelions May Supply Army With Tires in 2 Years
Dr. Kolachov said that the plant
requires a highly fertile +soil ‘and | Coll
heavy rainfall. In Russia where the Soviet Government has more than 175,000 acres of Kok-Sagyz under cultivation, rainfall averages approximately 20 inches a year, he added. “In Ohio, of course, we weuld not be bothered by the rainfall problem because the average annually is well over 30 inches,” Dr. Kolachov said. The chemurgic council said that there have been no exports of the Kok-Sagyz from Russia and that no seed are available yet outside Russia. The rubber is contained in the root which can be harvested at the end of the first year or second year
of in
J | Blodau Pharmacy, 1602 Blvd. Pl,
WOMAN FAGES TRIAL IN CARVER SLAYING
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Dec. 27 (U. P.).~—Mrs. Mary Knee, 28-year-old Crawfordsville woman who was indicted for first-degree murder in the death of Scott Gerald Carver Sept. 13, will stand trial in the Fountain Circuit Court at Covington. The case was venued from the Montgomery Circuit Court yésterday by Judge Edgar Rice upon plea of defense counsel. Mrs. Knee was indicted in connection with the fatal shooting of Carver along with Paul Hitch, 39, road worker, who was convicted last week of manslaughter and sentenced to State Prison. Hitch named the woman as an accomplice,
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CIVILIAN WORKERS NEEDED IN HAWAII
Civilian workers are needed at Pearl Harbor to keep that Hawaiian naval base “ready and fit” at all times for the Pacific fleet, C. P. Bernhart, local secretary of the U. 8. Civil Service Commission,
said today. Mr. Bernhart announced that prospective applicants for jobs at Pearl Harbor will be interviewed Monday at 148 B. Market St. Those who qualify as civillan employees of the Navy will be paid traveling expenses to Hawaii. O. E. Bacon, a . representative of the Civil Service Commission, will start interviewing prospective workers at 9 a. m. Jobs to be filled include boilermaker, chipper and calker, electrician, rigger, coppersmith, flange forger, instrument maker,
according to police. No date has been set for the trial.
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DRIVER ARRESTED IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Kenneth M. Johnson, 21, a taxi driver, was under arrest today following the gerious injury of William R. Key, 2306 Kenwood, a pedestrian, Mr. Key, 39, received a possible fracture of the left leg and scalp lacerations when hit by Johnson's taxicab at Washington and East Sts, police said. Mr. Johnson, of 854 Eugene St., was charged by police with “failing to give pedestrian right-of-way.” Mr. Key's condition was reported as serious at City Hospital.
LIBRARIANS VISIT CHICAGO An Indianapolis delegation of librarians headed by Leland R. Smith, Mrs. Irene M. Strieby and
Miss Helen C. Rogers will go to Chicago for the American Library
and helpers for all those craftsmen.
Association meeting Monday.
STARLINGS LEAD IN BIRD POPULATION
The first general survey of the bird population in Indianapolis by the Indiana Audubon Society discl there are 19,442 birds with the Starlings in heavy majority— 16,000. Others noted in the survey were English sparrows, bluebirds, cardinals, pigeons, wrens and woodpeckers.
The Federal Building was listed as the most populous, with 8000 perchers. Other gathering places for birds in the downtown area are the Monument Circle, the Court House, the City Hall, St, Mary's Catholic Church, the Indianapolis Athletic Club, the Scottish Rite Cathedral, and University Park.
HIT-SKIP VICTIM DEAD SOUTH BEND, Dec. 27 (U.P) William J. Rust, 68, Roseland, died yesterday of injuries received Christmas Eve when he was struck
by a hit-skip driver near his home.
and Best Wishes for the New Year
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Sheriff Feeney yesterday recomse mended to County Commissioners that an overhead = stop-and-go flasher signal be installed at 21st St. and Arlington Ave. near the new Naval Ordnance Plant. The Sheriff said that traffic has greatly increased due to the erécetion of the plant and the intersece tion is becoming increasingly dane gerous. He said that signs now in use there “are practically of no val= ue at night.”
CARROLL STAGES FINEST HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 27 U. P.) ~~ Showman Earl Carroll staged the most spectacular revue of his four years in Hollywood last night, ine
dicating the 1942 cafe and night club season will be as lavish as any in pre-war days.
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SEASON'S GREETINGS
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LI-0784, season's greetings and a prosperous 1942. .
Albert, Rev. John S. and Mrs,
Albert, Gethsemane United Lutheran, d best wishes
exten
Cleaners, “is ] E. Michigan St.,
AR 3030, xtends prosperous season greetings to customers, friends, American Auto Paris and TE Lo. 21252203 E, Washington, CH-6266. CohenPlatt. Greetings. ri © Bios k Co 0 W. An ichiga on PRY-634 -e ary" NN:
Mae etings to tue ora friends.
Anderson, Edward, bailiff Marion County Juvenile Court, extends sincere best wishes for 1042,
Apex Health Service, 128'z N. MA-1962, season's greetings, health to everyone.
Delaware, vibrant
Apollo Restaurant, 108 W. Maryland, heartiest season's greetings to our many friends and patrons.
Arnette, Dave, & Co., Inc., 934 S. East St. A ne, extends season's greetings. -7974
Ashe Printing Co., 237 Virginia Ave. Season's greetings to friends and customers.
Ashley, H Pharmacy, 1502 8S. Belmont, A-0012, * heartiest season's greetings to an many friends, customers.
Atkins Flower Shop, 209 W. 21st St., TA0224, ‘‘Flowers he Gift Expressive. pe Greetings.
534 Illinois Bldg.
, Ime, Avon Products, ec. Smo ae
RI-5929, Sue Sherman,
greetings. B
B & B Bottlers, Incorporated, 55 8. Oriental, RI-9501. extends heartiest season’s greetings.
B. B.'s Coftee Shop, 210 W. Maryland, exjehds sroason’s greetings to everyone.
Ball & Durbin, 523 Mass, LI-2184, extends heartiest season's greetings to everyone,
eneral contractors,
Beck, Samuel & Co, , extends season's
148 N, Alabama, LI-1 greetings.
Bellefontaine Garage, 1625 Bellefontaine, WA-0281, William L. Smith, mgr. extends season's greetings.
Barkavits, Jaz, proprietor of Max's Market, Aghes LI-0083, cxtends season's Bs 0 customers and friends.
Berry Shell Service Station, 3355 N. Keystone Ave. greetings friends, customers.
Bette's Beauty Shop, 7468 8. East, extends season’s greetings to everyone. LI-4600.
& M, Body Shop, 1213 Charles, Russell B ansickie, propr €or, extends greetings 19 everyone.
Bisesi, Paul, commission merchant, 319 8. New Jersey, LI-2458, expresses happiest season greetings.
Billie's Beauty Shop, 5 N. Grant, IR- 3713 extends season's greetings to ¢ and friends.
Blackwell, Cab sid W,, of Engine House No. 3 340 8. Ret® ersey, extend greetings.
Sxtends season's greetings to everyone, ‘Ward A Wilson, prop.
Biythe Rubber Stamp Co., 128)2 N. Delaware, extends season's greetings to customers, friends.
Board of Trade Billiard Parlor, 8 Board
ol Trade Bldg. LI-0418, season's greetngs. Body and Fender Sho)
, 215 W. Maryla and, wishes everyone a erry Xmas. RI-8962.
Brokenburr, R. L., 46 N. Pennsylvania. heartiest season's greetings friends and clients. Budd, A Bi wi and 1ishin, “apie. ends
S0i-80 WN
cloths; eartiest
Brubaker, George L., extends sincere shes to everyone for a very merry Xmas!
Buiterwortn, fot, Co,, general book bind. in| arket,
2, EM LI-7018, extends Eon ig gr etings,
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Cain, Glenn L., dressing, 130 tends greetings.
Carey, Carl F., istration member V. of F. lege, extends greetings.
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national Foal admin- , 6523 Col-
Carter's Quality Grocery and Meat Market, 2209 E. 20th, Yextends Dest holiday wishes.
Catherine's Restanrant, quality food, 1435 N. Meridian, RI-4805, sincere season's greetings for 1942.
Central Dairy Equipment, Pennsylvania, dairy, ic ment, extends greetings.
Central WAS and Emploxees, Central, 375, we wish you greetings
Central Pattern Works, 546 S No, 509, LI-6922, extends season's ‘greetings to everyone.
Inec., 208 8B. e-cream equip-
2457 3
. Meridian happiest
C . E., of the Carmony Funeral nT" 10: Manilla, Ind. extends holiday |' greetings.
graph brand ‘duplicators. mimeograph| In supp
lies, season's greetings.
Dickson Pharmacy, 2644 Harding, heartiest season's ... M “to all our friends and customers.
Dierdorf Pharmacy, 2401 E. Tenth, CH0255, postoffice 2-18, pc By happiest
season's Dil C s Engine House No. '1 7 Company Cio, Prospect and Madison, greetings. Down Nurseries, and Bos spirous New "gear. a Pike,
Drexel Sul Company, 2242 Bethel, GA2251, extends season's greeting to customers and friends.
uffin Service & Garage, 4140 W. WashPaton, BE-Ops0, snes "his many friends season's gree Dwyer School TF Ep 117 B. Washington, Indiana Trust Bldg. RIAL -07, season's greetings.
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East St, Market, 1808 S. East, MA-3762 extends season's a to everyone
Edwards G Edwards, prop, 1435 Finley, exten s De season’s Freer ing to everyone.
Egans Tavern, 2031 8. Meridian, GA- “011, wishes everyone a very Merry Christ-
Davenport lumbi, ihe heatin Indisns Licensted Beer Wholesaler AssoACME De as cs LI-9642 635 Si a Rell seasonts ation, Inc. tXtends season's greetings Trucking, $1.50 yp Hour and Up mh to everyone. Weld orks, 930 Mass. Ave, RI- ugh J. Sr. optometrist, op- Indianapolis Blue Print and Li h Ace, exten e ason's greetings to cus- Pe ns "308 resge Bldg. LI-5780, ex-| 'g,,, Ine., 570 Century Building, ho aay tomers and friends, tends greetings. greetings. " inting, decoAcro Realty Co., 208 N. Delaware, RI-3212, rating, soph Moot 5% Son A R308 ng once Indianapolis Cosiume Co., 21 % N. Metidextends heartiest season's greetings, season's greetings. jan. son's greevings an es Alabama Street Market, 952 N. Alabama, | Dick, A. B.,, Co, 425 N. Penn. mimeo-
Insurance
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LER te Plating Co., 425 W. Vermont, 6, season's greetings, best wishes for 194 It a
farms or LY property call IndianReal Estate Exchange, 1050 N
Delaware. RI- 1000
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Jacobs Bros. Funeral Directo 280, 2401 Martindale, extends greetings.
Walo0,
01d Tunnel Bar, 373 8. Mlinols. Greetings for 1042 to customers, friends.
Oriental Art Store, Nn BE. Ohio, extends season’s greetings to everyone. RI-1908.
Palmer Realt alts © Dem utiders of Quatity Homer, Tren Delaware, RI4432. Greetings. Pandell, George, Florist, 5&4 Monument Circle, LI-0369, extends season's greetings, customers, friends.
Pantzer’'s Pharmacies No. 1 and No. 2
Virginia Grill, 2512 BE. Waslin ton a 7, extends greetings. Drop at an time or phone for reservations,
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Municipal Court Room 2.
Warren Auto Service, 326 N. Alabama, Rle 5755, extends season’s greetings to cuse tomers, friends.
Walker, Madame CO. J. Cosmetic Manae
Penn Motor a
Jett’s Sar (Ed), 517 N. Talbott extends seaso 5 Greet reetings to friends and ous-
tomers. K
Beller Market extends season’s greet RE to many customers and friends. 153 Vine, BE-5071.
Keller & Son, Garage, 330 Pierson, heartiest season’s greetings to our friends and customers.
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uneral Home, 1503 Colum3031, holiday greetings to
Ringe & Co., Blackford & Maryland Sts., 1351, extends holiday greetings to
wishes for a Merry Christmas ‘abd Happy New Year.
Emmelman, Wayne G., 4260 Roland Road, HU- ~131, season’s greetings! Best wishes to al
Erber, A. Incorporation, 3823 N, Illinots, TA- Gaz. prosperity and happiness to everyone!
mas, New Year, everyone, Elco Armature Works—L. B. Murray; + Bert, SMO, oH ashi jen, PL starters, generators, armatures, ex-| a e 4 Ss ¥ ason’s §g changed, repaired, extend sincere riends and customers.
Kreig Bros, 19 E. Ohio, LI-2173, wishes
n's greetings to ‘customers and Yrende
Pfeffer, Ed (Painter) extends season's Footings to everyone! 4009 Broadway.
Pilman Pharmacy—Season’s greetings to
facturing Co., Walker BI LI-7113, exe Sntend season's greetings to everyone. En Bree ng, dg., aul, J. R., grocer, 548 NWN. Roghester, w, 0th get Garage, 2615 W. 10th, BE= Heartiest season's greetings to 2161 FP. McDaniel extends season's friends and customer greet! ngs. Parlor, 555 Massachusetts, West 10th Street Garage, (P, McDane Pe S130, Stents season’s greetings to| els), 2615 W. 10th, BE 2161, extends customers, friends, everyone. season's greetings. 1450 N. Penn, RI-9369, Delae
Wheeler SR Rescue Mission, 245 N. ware, RI 5, Rev. Herbert Eberhardt, extends Dra
Widenhoft Flower Shop, 2248 8. Meridian, established 1921, GA-2256, extends happlest season’s greetings.
Winfrey Funeral Home, 848 Indiana Ave.
Practical Plating Works, 2428 Massachusetts Ave. wishes a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone.
Rather, Paul E, Park tion greetings.
urin 278 Century "Hide. Magutachur Eo ‘season's greetings to veYOne. Red Gables inight club),
ember of Board of extends season's
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oosevelt| LI-5751, extends heart; reetings to our fiends, 1! customers. 2766 R LeTaono. y g B Wood, Horace F., A Feliz
Spratt, mgr., ACadit, toads Tr
son's greetings.
Attorneys
Brown, B. J., attorney, 835 K. of P. Bldg. extends sincere good wishes for the new year
Carter, Chester B., attorney, 505 Inland Bldg.,, MA-2813, season's greetings.
Demaree, Raymond, attorney, 319 K. of P.
RI-3232, sincere holiday greetings to
ings to our many friends and customers.
everyone a Happy Christmas and New Road, BE-124 extends season’s gree Bldg., tends the heartiest season's Years. ings to everyone. Srotinge Redmon’s Dog and Cat Hospital, 1422 N.|gads, Howard L. attorney, 423 Indiana L Capitol, extends season's greetings $0| Trust Bidg., Merry Christmas, Happy everyone. New Year! Lauck Funeral Home, 1458 S. Meridian, | Reiner & Soh, Furriers, Season's greet-| gwing, William C., 300 Indiana Trust
Bldg., LI-2140, extends season’s greetings,
everyone, LI-2897 Evans & Godby Funeral Home, Nobles- Garvin, Thos. E., 108 BE. Washin, No. ville, Ind. extends season's greetings| Lehr, Charles, ‘Builder of Fine Homes," | Richardson the Richardson|™ 1506” ext and best wishes. 957 N. Gray, CH-1573. “Season’s hearti- | Puneral boo, Tito Statdicon Aves Li-| 1008. extends season's greetings to citents . po est greetings. 4245. Greetings! Ex-cel-cis Beauty Products, I'S. a8S- | onard, Printin Co., 308 Jackson Bldg. Garrison, Saml E,, attorney, 811 State Life a . - tist, 2719 E. ’, y . brook, 300 Meridian Life. LL LI-8795." ex LI-4072, extends séason's’ greetings {oF Rie, tio Bertram, dente, 3 oon's Bldg., RI-3751 extends season's greet greetings to everyone. Executive Service, 720 State Life Bldg, De Gus, Tavern, 523 Washington s, 10| George, Robley E. (attorney), 1005 Securs MA-8387, wishes everyone a Merry | “the merriest of holidays Mo friends and Bosder, HB Herb C., auto tops, seat covers, t7| EOE ot Bldg. RI-1433, extends season’ Xmas and Happy New ear. customers. y E. loth, L1-9634, extends heartiest greet-| ity Trust Bldg. extends s Linne, August C., auto repairing, 46 N. poi “Touis R. (Grocer), 2455 E. Wash- Hill, George attorney), 826 K. of P. F Gras, MAI, ‘sincere holiday greetings ington, extends season’s greetings to| Bid etn. 2078, extends "season's A everyone. CH-3540. Dias . , 220 Shelby le, CH-2098, exFansler Coal Company, 72 8S. State, MA Lopsdeb as. a Supny om, Rugh, Irene, 526 N. LaSalle, Holmes, 1 gs to cus- ryone. olmes, Ira.,, attorney, ‘warmest season's §381, sstends MiP s°casaw’s STecUnk| ioiners, friends. 4 tends holiday greetings to every greetings’ to my friends and all - h, Bernard, fire prevention dept, lequainianges. Farmer (Bob), Morrison's Beauty Salon, Ly ishes everyone a safe and prosperous S Shusler, attorneys, 407 Security Nishes to extend greetings to his cus-| 1p41, Reus Bldg. Merry stuas, Happy Sally New Beauty Salon, K. of P. Bld g. ew Year, Farmers Drug Store, complete line holide M downtown, LI-0293, Pennsylvania-Ohio, Maloof, A. Jos. 335 Lemcke Bldg, MAliquor, beer, wine. We deliver, CH-4343. 3 the season's greetings. 6025. , Seasons greetings to i fends and
Federal Weatherstrip Agency, 3260 N. jn.
Madden Capple Co., Inec., 733 N. Capitol, I-6524 to
Meridian, WA-4504, extends season's
greetings to everyone, Finchum & Son Trucking, 1608 Kentuck MA-0827, 1138 8S. Harding, MA- 7341, season's greetings.
Finn pros. Funeral Home, 1630 N. MeridT
fan, 1835, extends hearty holiday greetings. Fon, Mr. Louis, Grocer, 740 N. Warman,
season's heartiest greetings to all my friends, customers.
Folkerth, Walter, East Side Agency, Real Estate, 4200 E. Washington, -4200, season's greetings. 's rage, 3032 E. Washington, MAFrees a ed Orlan Mgr.), extends heartiest season's greetings.
Fultz Motor Service, 1101 N. Pen RI0649, extends happiest season’s Frostings
to everyone.
Gallia het. A of Generhl Truck Sales, Tne, 51'W in, extends season's greetings. .
George, John W., trustee Perry Township, extends season's greetings to everyone.
Gilbert Hotel, 250 8S, Meridian, LI-0185 extends season's greetings to friends and patrons.
Goodpasture, Ro Ravenswood’s only g000 grocery, B BE-000 8, extends season's greeting neighbor, customers. nh
Gottemoller, Jobn H., 3846 Cornelius, ny3033, extends happiest season's gree ings, friends and cusfomers.
Grand Hotel, 136 8. Illinois, extend season’s greeting. May we continues your patronage?
Grande, John A, Flori, of your patronage. 921 Grande. B ne
Gregg & Son, Inc., of Indiana, extends geasan s greetings to friends and cus-
tom Gregory's Market, 3512 Nowland Ave,, CH- — ason’s greetings to to friends and customers,
_- appreciation ig Grande,
Groninger, T. E., 323 Indiana Trust Bld, to my friends, clients, season's ‘greetings.
nois, extends .sincere wishes for ~ extends season's greetings Merry Xmas. _ ereryone. Feeney & Feeney Funeral Home, 2330 NW Maio, Anthony M., chief jailer Marien
County, extends season's gree
everyone.
Mark Gray Co., Inc, 223 E. Ohio, extends sincere wishes for a Merry Christmas.
Market Parking Garage, 325 E. Market, LI1-0260 Ross Moore. extends greetings to customers, friends.
Matahall, a E., Plumbing and Heating, Joe, LI-4001, very best holi1d Roe.
Martha Washington Candy, 26 Monument Place, 2301 N. Meridian, 5603 E. Washington, extends greetings.
MeCallister, Ralph, 423 W. Bernal, wishes his many customers and friends a Merry Xmas, Happy New Year.
MeRelrey Co.,, L. kodaks, movie tgilen RI-0103, greetings.
McKelvey, L. F.,, 5 W. Market, RI-8103, Sincere wishes for a prosperous New
Bre cards, W. Market,
MELA oh erh photostat $perator nty order's Office, exan Da season's greetings.
Meek, J. Perry, manager, Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Co., 813 Electric Bldg.
in Indianapolis, Sandy's [Zriendilest rage, enterta inment.
2206 N. Oh ridinn,
hergen’s Jewelry Store, 3 E. Washvy RI-7764, extends season's greetings to everyone! hi er, Mr. and Mrs. SShop) wishes friends, son's greetings.
hwarts Food Market, 802 8. East, Ameri§|*oun food, extends season's greetings to riends.
Seulean’s Foot Comfort Shoe Store, 1080 Virginia, MA-6666, extends greetings to customers. friends.
Simons Co., Noah M Bivin contractors, 22 N. Rit tend the season's Ho
Sobel’t Shee Making and Repair Shep, 30 Kentucky Ave 1631, extends season's greetings and best wishes. Southport Lumber Co., 4 Indiana. extends ngs to all! Spark, M. T., and Mr. C. D. Gattinger, manager, extends season's greetings Sportland Inn, 643 Mass . LI-0065. extends season’s greetings to" ‘everyone Charis Hosse. Joseph's Laundry, 111 W. Raymond, “extends season's greetings to everyone
St, Louis-Indiana 333 W. Ohio,
(Art's Barber sea-
A. eustomers,
ing and ating 1, ex-
season's greet-
lis Freight Lines, Inc., 1-9340, extend season’s
greetings.
Midway Barber Shep, Mildred & William Burns, E. et, LI-0259, here sixteen a, season's "greetings.
Midway Restaurant, 522 N. Illinois, LI0868, extends heartiest season's greetings to customers, friends.
Miller's Prime Restaurant heartiest season’s greetings and friends.
extends ihe oo :
Monerief Furnace Co.,, 872 oass. Ave, gree season's greetings to everyone.
Mopzel, Jacob (watchmaker), 406 Kahn .» extends season’s greetings to everyone, LI-2050.
Montani, Ferdinand J., 736 Lemcke Bldg. MA-4061, extends season's greetings to everyone.
ontgome Coal Co., Pe English sh Ave. EAST ry extends ha v
greetings to friends, SP TB
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Harve Pneral Home, , Mgoresvile, Ind. Phone 18 Harvey extend
greetings.
Monty 2 yo Market, 502 8. Keystone, extends grestings to customers oy FD everyone.
Moore’s Motorcycle Sales an 928 Massachusetts, L173148, season’s greetings.
d Servies Co., extends
greetings. greetings. Meenach, Capt. L. A., and B Engine Shelby Sales Book on The, 517 Tiinols House "No. 15, 1448 Ww. Morris, — i Be ing Wa Iter A. Jones, manager
0 N. 7th, Beech Grove, Saar i 1 RR
Smith & McNeely, 1114 N. Meridian, comlete Studebaker service, personal servce, extend gr etings,
Standard Materials Sort 610 Illinois Bldg., extends happiness, prosperity to customers. Le
Public Accountant, 428
Se imots Sundin, RE Sn greet. ings to customers, friend
Stewart, Ezra H., 810 Lemcke Bldg, MA extends season's greetings
Smith, ey Thquranse. 542 N. Meri-~ LI-6411;
von
Stotts Grocery, 4 8. Belmont, MA-0818, a Merry mas and Happy New Year.
Studebaker "Realty aAlty nGha Tarr Downs & Co., 32 Union Stock Yard, extending heartiest season's greetings. prosperity.
coms»
Taylor, & Ps transfer storag n rant, extends hap-| pro
pant: S, East, season's greeti ting 8.
ry M., 424 puts, He ads PR I a best wishes,
Cole sity ¥ ginaie os Al CRRA de end wis To Co iene nr
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Tole, manager, extends happiest season's greetings,
{11 Hoffm 556 Cone “inlet Slag.” wieh th thir clients,
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i Cecil, 1303 Inland Bldg., MA 1363, eason’'s greetings to friends and 5.
McClure, Noble J., 316 K. of P. Blig, LI= 7217, season's greetings, friends, clients.
Melitosh, R. W., attorney, 817-20 Lemcke Bldg., MA-3063, wishes everyone season’s greetings,
Norris, Virgil, attorney, 224 Insurance Bldg... LI-7438, extends season's greete ing to everyone.
Owens, Ernest E., attorney, 611 Security Fras RI-4864, Merry Christmas, Happy ew Year
Pike & parlor, Trust Bidg.,
attorneys, 312 Indiana extendings greetings for
Pritchard, Walter, 625 Indians Trust. Seas BO warmest greetings to my friends,
Rees, Jank 3 New
Leland, attorney, 1125-7 Peoples dg. Merry Christmas and Happy
Figharduon, Henry oo Jr., attorney, 157 N, Illinois, No . Merry Christmas, Happy New Yeao
Ropkey, Fred B., attorney 819 Lemcke Bide LIA-6713, "Merry Christmas, Happy
Ta La. A., 130 BEB. Washington, Ke. 1% extending greetings, best wishes
Sirmin, Paul G., 414 Indiana Trust Bldg.
xtends season's greet pen. 8 ings and good Slocum, Marion E., 306 Indiana Trust
Bldg., season's greetings, 2 1043 Rr gs, best wishes for
Bteckler, Wm. E., 219 Bankers Trust Bld Merry Christmas and prosperity in 19
Service Stations
Abbott Standard Service Station, Atlag tires, batteries, lubrication, 2163 Central, WA-0441, greetings.
Abbott Standard Service Station, tire, bate teries, accessories, 6005 Madison Ave. GA-0089, greetings.
Bone, R, M, (Bob) Service Station, 1703 Southeastern Ave. A-0955, heartiest season's greetings,
OC. BR. Brown Standard Service, tires, 201 Kentucky Ave.,, RI-0265, extends sef= son's greetings.
Dog House Service Station, 901 N. season’s greetings to
Capito friends and He
tomers. Elrod’'s Shell Service Station, 2063 N. ridian, WA-0567, greetings to
and customers.
Eubanks Standard Service Station, 3 Washington, I-01 greet m. 3740 E an and customer
Dra ne. , 5, serie Rt ous a Tee friends, customers, " "
Forticta Sizeet eS ation, 4002 Cors e. o reetings friends, me] . .
Gentry Shell Service Station, eartivsh season's greetings, friends, customer 934 N, Senate, RI-0618
Rare 5 Standard Service, 728 N. Ala 64, greetings to my friends owiiin I,
+| Mullendore Shell Servite, a. 8. Meridian, RI-0593, season's greetings to friends and customers.
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Hedges Market extends Jesons on's greetings Moose Grille, 135 N, Delaware, Joyce Central Publish ckson Bldg. | to their friends and Lane, mgr, extends season's greetings | Teter says “Clothes make the man when a EC % ators greetings 10 | _Nordyke. RI-0405. to everyone. x the clothes.” 604 State Everyone. Hedrick, Anna, extends season’ sed MM ais Mr. and rs + Ag Mo! Chandler Electric, 405 E. 30th, WA-2144 | ~ to friends "ahd customers, 1121 i ? hy mae, $841 vila, od arliest . Morris Thema's oR rol \nAPRFeg{ation extends season's greetings 3% triends ani nois. LI-9105. greet ing Teh "pa customers. nm, ham Ss. C., Garage, 1618 Blvd. Place, Motor Express, Ine., of Indiana, , 20.8. Me Christmas and son's Srestings to all his Senate, RI-0351, exten T Funeral rospect, MAon Tones ar to aye friends and customers. greetings, 6960. extends nome hay B08 eis to every live Ga 4165 Co A- “Your w 8. “pani, 183 daa Baltfont fontalns. exten s sin- "ois, Rtas happiest Season st Erecting Mundi, Sen. ars + ol jor 8 uk Traders and M (ra. Me 1250 Kentucky, Ave to customers, greetings % everyone, hy pCQuiston, proprietors, ge Tome, 1991 W. SORIA. Murat Garage, S18 N. Bast, Mister Ray| 0 0"
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