Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 February 1942 — Page 17

TUESDAY, FEB 10, 1043

Do It This Way, Earl

Tommy (Kid) Leeper, head man at the Leeper Boxing School, Times-Legion Golden Gloves 126-pound defending champion.

dishes out instructions to Earl Paul, Paul faces a formidable foe in Robert Bea-

mon, Hill Community Center, in the tournament finals at Butler Field House Friday night. The featherweight champ was called upon to fight twice on last week's program and won both bouts by decision,

over Jimmy Buhr and Cliff Goodman.

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Fight bouts in the Open class

mine the Indianapolis team that {will compete in the Tournament of Champions in Chicago, Feb. 23, 124, 25. . Eight matches in the Novice class {probably will furnish an equal {amount of action as the Open bat/tles, although the youngsters’ only reward will be prizes and a better opportunity to advance to the experienced bracket next year. But come what may, all boxers |participating in Friday's bouts will {receive prizes which go to Open {champs and runners-up and Novice champs and runners-up. | Only three 1941 Indianapolis 'Golden Gloves Open champs still are on deck in the current tourney, Inow in its fourth and last week. | These are Earl Paul, 126 pounds; {James Sherron, 147 pounds, and {Willard Reed, heavyweight. But last year Reed fought as a light heavy and won that title. Paul Takes on Beamon As a matter of fact, Reed is a {three-time champ and is now gun{ning for a fourth crown. In 1939 ihe captured tne 160-pound title, {and in 1940 and 1941 the Northeast {Community Center idol took down {the top honors in the 175-pound | i division. | Earl Paul represents Leeper Boxing School. James Sherron is the Washington Athletic Club's ace. | On Friday Paul tackles Robert Beamon, Hill Community Center, who is a good puncher and shifty. This maten promises to pull the iringsiders out of their seats as both {lads are aggressive and of typical Golden Gloves type—willing mixers. | James Sherron is to oppose Don {Schooley of the Police Associated {League No. 3 from Pennsy Gym. In 1941 Schooley won the 147-pound |crown in the Novice class and made {the grade to Open competition in lone year. He is a hard hitter with

: oth hands, but will have to be at

{the peak of condition to offset Sher'ron’s experience. This is a tough bout to dope in advance and the fans will get the benefit of the | action. Meets Prather {| After knocking out Robert Don‘nell in the third round last week,

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| Willard Reed is to meet another | rugged foe Friday in George (Dyna'mite) Prather, the Leeper Boxing School Open heavyweight econtender. Prather, like Reed, has | trained hard this year and is set | for a rousing siugfest. These heavies are of about equal weight and 'neight and both can take a punch {as well as dish it out. All trainers sent in favorable re[ports today and all 32 tourney Apple are expected to answer the | championship bell Friday. All bouts |S are scheduled over the three-round |route, two minutes to the round, to {a decision of the referee and two judges. | Tourney ticket prices are $1.10, (ringside reserved; 60 cents, general | admission, downstairs bleachers, and {30 cents, general admission, in the {balcony. Reserved seats are on sale {downtown at the Sportsman's Store, {126 N. Pennsylvania St, and the Bush-Feezie Sporting Goods Co. 136 E. Washington St.

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Tuesday. Feb, 10, 1942

BARNES ST Fanny Orth, 2330 N. New rsey St. sister of Miss Lilda Orth of hepsi and Philip T orth, Ogden, Utah, passed away Sunday. Service at the residence Thursday Friends invited. Cremation following.

(CORRECTED NOTICE) BARZ—Frank R., beloved husband of nee Nagel), brother of i; Bertha udmeyer, Mrs. lzabeth Kelso, passed Monday a.m, Services Wednesm., Flanner & Buchanan Friends Invited: Cremation Friends may call at the

ay. P. Mortuary. following. mortuary,

BATES—Charles Robert, age 3 vears, beloved son of Robert J, and Victorene Bates and brother of Judith Lee Bates 2327 N. Dearborn St. passed away Shor. Feb. 9. Friends may call at Robert W. guring Chapel, 1420 Prospect 8t., after m. Tuesday. Time of funeral Roa later,

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beloved father of Mrs, Z. E. Keller and red R. Benham of Indianapolis, George Benham of Oxford, In Mrs. n | Rs of Tarkio, Mo.. Mrs. Jesse E.| Lawson of Harmony. Ind, John C. Ben- | han, deceased, brother of Alexander Ww. and Silas R. Benham of Crothersvilie. Ind., James W. Benham of Salem, Ind. also survived by 18 grandchildren and 8 reat-grandchildren. passed away Feb. 0. Services Thursday, 1 p. m. the First Presbyterian Church’ Clay City, Ind. Burial Clay City. Friends may cail, a Little & Sons Funeral Home, 1916 | Meridian, from 7 p. m. Tuesday until Wednesday evening. |

CAPLINGER — Gertrude May (nee Edwards), 1524 Kappes 8t., wife of Vernie, mother of Mrs. Marte Wall, Kokomo; Mrs. Russell Lovelace and Ralph Caplinger, Indianapolis, passed away S8unb. 8. Service Wednesday, 2 p. m., t the Blaine Avenue Methodist Church’ Friends invited. Burial ston, Friends h C. ilson Funeral , 1230 Prospect St., until noon SN Cangsaay and at the church from 1 unt

DAY—Mrs. Goldena M., 402 E. 32d St. wife of W. Curtis Day, mother of Roy | Morris Day and Florence E. Day, passed | on Monday morning. Service at the Flanner Po? os nen Mortuary Wednesday m. Friends invited. Burial Westnend, ing, Friends may call at the mortuary.

a e W., 310 E. 2ist, brother of An Poert, died Saturday. Friends ay call at the Kirby Mortuary. Funeral Wednesday. 8:30, at the mortuary; 9 a. .» SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Friends invited.

ELDER—Joseph I. 328 8. Lyndhurst Drive, father of Mrs. Ethel Thicksten of Lin- , ... Mrs. Edith Blackburn, Palm Fla, Mrs. Mary Featherston, Ind.. Ray of Cloverdale, Verne, and John Elder of Indianapolis, passed away Monday. noon. rvice J. C. Wilson Funeral Home, 1230 Prospect St, Thursday, 1:30 p. m. Friends mvited. Burial Mt. Jackson.

ELLIOTT—Mrs., Mary, widow of Daniel D. Elliott (deceased), mother of Mrs. George E. Elkins, Mrs. James J. King Mrs. Harry Yales, Emest E, Elliott, Be dianapolis, and Wilbur E. Elliott, BufTalo, passed away at the residence, 4546 Allisonville Rd. nea Wi ednesday, Feb. 1, 8:30am. Finn Bros.’ Funeral Home, 1639 N. Meridian St. Services St. Briaget's Church, 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited. Deceased was a member of St. Bridget's Altar Society,

ENGLAND—Buford. husband of Edith, {hiner of Filmore and Sanford England. Linna May. Mrs. Frances Pike, Mrs Mabel Thompson, Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks, Dejford. Emanuel, William. Leslie, ach ard. Buford Jr. and Norman England Mrs. Eunice Owens and Mrs. Helen Shiping. passed away Sungay evening. Funeral ednesday, 2:30 Dp. m._ at _ the residence, 2407 Second Ave. E.. Mars Hill. Friends invited. Farley Service.

Emma _F.. age 73. mother . Florence E. Rose, passed awav , Friends mav call at the resi4333 English Ave, to Tuesday. Funeral and Burin) ton. Ind, For MA-1234,

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-enma, entered into rest SatBay age 3 years, mother of Mrs. ward schon ‘and Mrs. Martin Sh sister of Harris Philpot, grand, mother of Margaret Bush, Mrs. Carl Tevis, Mrs. Elmer Strong. George W. and Edxard F. Fischer, John and Richard Sonntag. Services Wednesday 1:30 at Harry W. Moore Peace Cahpel. Sirs Philadelphia, Ind, JONES—Louis, age 59, beloved husband of Mrs. Myrtle Jones, father of Elvis Jones, Boonville; brother of Mrs. Ida Pulliam. city; Mrs. Mary L. A. Bdwards, city, and Mrs. Pearl Hartlage, city: grandfather Sn Roper Arnold and Louis Frederick Boonville, Ind., passed oy Sunday spiermoon, Funeral services Wednesday ..m,, at the West Side Christian Mission Ohio and Koehne Sts. Friends may call at the residence, 318 Koehne St, any time. Burial Floral Park. Stevens & Sons Service,

KEMPF-—Casper R., beloved husband eof Irene M. Kempf and father of Mrs. June K. Simon, passed away 0 the residence, 1431 S. illinois St.. Tuesday mornin Feb. . Funeral services will keld at the Wald Funeral Home, Illinojs at 17th Sts Thursday afternoon. Feb. 12. at 2 m. Interment Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends are welcome. Friends may call at the funeral home after Wednesday noon.

MOCITU—Samoiloi, age 87, at his residence Sunday. iends may call at the home of Nick Maur. 1229 a ge St. Funeral! Wednesday, \ the Roumanian Orthodox Sr Burial Floral Park. Farley Service.

PADDACK-—-Mrs. Pink, sister of Mrs. Kate H. List, passed away Monday morning. Services at the J. C. Wilson Funeral Home, 1230 Prospect St., Thursday, p. m, Friends invited. Burial Mt. Pleasgut Friends may call at the funeral ome.

POSTEL—Beada Clara, 55 vears. beloved wife of Arthur F, Postel, mother of Bernice, Mudred and Herbert ig and Mrs. Erma Wise, ste of Mrs. Carl Baker, Mrs. Albert riller, Wililam and Charles Engdahl Pes ig Mongay. Funeral Wednesday p. m., the H. Herrmann Funeral 2D i505 S. East St. Friends invited. Rurial Crown Hill.

LEGEL—Minnie, age 77 years, sister of ts, Mary Schafhouser and aunt of Karl Schafcukey of Morgantown, passed 3 Nona _Y mornin ons igs at the ilson nan 1230 Proshad ap a. on ® priends i Pred. Burial Hilldale Cemetery, Martinsyille. Friends may call at the funeral home.

SHANKS—Ruby Esther, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. illiam Shanks, sister of Sergt. Paul Shanks of Camp Claiborne Louisiana, Ruth an Marie Shanks of Indianapolis, arsed away Sunday. Trtengs hay call at the residence. 1260 Ave, any time. Services Wednesaay, P. m,, at the residence. Interment Greenvord Cemetery. Friends . Invited, Blasengym Service.

Flore vireo Wl age loved wife © illiam of Doroth Taylor, dan sister of I.

BR assed away r

40 vears, beTaylor, mother Webb, Rosemary and Ray ter of Mrs. py O'Neel, . and August eel, Mrs. aries Brandenstein rs. Oscar Bennd Monday. Funeral| econ 1:30 ag at the residence, 322 S. Addison. urial Floral Park. Srithds So may call at Re ie after 5 Pp. m, Tuesday. Shirley Service,

ANSCOYOQUO--Olive, 32 N. Webster, widow of Prang VanScoyoc, and mother of Ethyl Jackson _ (deceased), sister of Harry and Roy Murray of Indianapolis, departed this life AH nda. 69. Funeral Wednesday, Fe at Moore @ Kirk Irvington Mortuary, ER Washington St, a. m. Burial rn Hill. Friends invited.

In Memoriams 3

ROWN—In loving mem memory of our loved BOX Paul J. Brown, Who » Rageed away 7 years ago today, Feb. 10, 193 A Happy Home we ce en And how sweet the memory still, But death has left a loneliness

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LINDEN, 1205—Large, front, 2-room apartment: furnished —unfurnished: utilities; stoker. LI-040

LOCKERBIE ST. 628—Rooms; modern; furnished: reasonable. Wayne Bates.

MeCARTY, 715 E.- Private 2-room apartment; elean, Ques; automatic heat; insulated: adults

MANKER, 2626 downstairs; Shelby ear. WALCOTT, 234 8. — Furnished room in private home; kitchen privileges.

also sleeping

or sleeping. hone.

3.1 room eparieverything fur-

2 rooms, adults:

(Garfield Park) private; modern;

LOV ELY WOODRUFF, 608 M. Drive rive; . room, MA third floor; $6; adults.

Apartments fi for Rent

Choice apartments gladly shown. LI

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Houses for Rent

COTTAGS, 715—8ingle T- -room moder bedrooms; A-l; garage; $37.50; i

1934 N. DELAWARE

5-Room modern double; ht. & wt, pd.;

garage. $45.00. LI- 8401. 44 Virginia Ave.

KENWOOD. 2331—-5-Room adern, Garage. Near carline, $28. MA-1068.

1101-03 N. New Jersey

5-Room rod, duplex; ht, & wt, pd.; farage. $42.5 44 Virginia Ave.

J-8401. PARK AVE, 8349—Newly decorated onebedroom bungalow double; gas furnace, storm gg.” NUOWS, air-conditioned; $50.)

2225—Six-room modern,

PROSPECT 8T., 832 GA-00886.

50: water paid.

Farms and Suburbans 20 Dandy 5 A,

LOO close in; terms, or exchange for good contracts, 70 Acres, 8 miles south of city; bergain, 80 Acres west, close in; bus service. Quarter section, Johnson County;

and terms to sell. Immediate Possession 424 Peoples Bank MA-.5922 JACOBS 80 ACRES Hendricks County, corn land, 23 miles out, paved road, good buildings, electricity, dencing, osses-

sion March 1, $1 per acre, arness & Atwell, 11972 N. A abama, LI-8406.

LAWRENCE, bi~ lot, nice 4-rm, semi-mod.

bungalow, reconditioned Ike ee Gas, electricity, water, 5 $31 200 down, a CH- 6

$20 mo. first vr. NEW §-room modern {idea home, firex1

price

everything. HUD lace, full basement, ot 19 Reecca Dr., south of 5020 Rockville Rd., owner. BE-0120.

Business Property a

UTH SIDE ‘Alling sta station for 1 rent or

Wa nted to Rent 23

General Apartments LI-2439.

S.—2 modern, unutilities

CAPITOL AVE, 1034 furnished rooms and kitchen; furnished; $12 month.

GRETR BT. 814—Upper 3-room apartment, water, gas iights, furnished. dults,

784 MIDDLE DR.. Woodruff Pl.: 4 rooms : garage. J. 8S. Cruse Realty Co., MA-6411

List your rental property with us. |® ) ¢ Owners, as well as tenants, find our ground fir location most convenient 140 N. Delaware

SUPT. wife want home or apt. furn. or unfurn, WA-4466. (Eves. -7066.)

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oe ater pays i

ALLISON REALTY CO., INC. REALTORS: Sy St. RI-2368

At and

Houses and Lots Sale 25 Walking distance to anv defens plants. $4,450~-$550 cash—$26. 35 per or 800 So. Kannes at Rhodius Py grade and Waashington H. 8. Bus BUILDERS 243 N, Del. RI-34717. BR-1426 1907 modern; steam * excellent 1404 SPANN: rms.; mod.; $2,200. 5 rms.; semi-modern: $2,000. LI-4304. MR. ED ZWICKER. RI-2368. ALLISON REALTY CO., Ine. 3-Bdrm. Bunglw., $2,850 A dandv little modern home near Garfield nark: 1418 Hoefgen: $650 cash Seeded, Call Mr. Nicolai or J. 8 CRUSE REALTY CO. duplex, 2106-08 N. Penn. $6,000. bath rooming house. Terms. Jubyrhan bungalow, like new. lot 75'x350°, ! cluding taxes and I ' See 5454 Res., RI-8790, BE BURE of yo Hele. Demand stract ne "3.48 158 B. Market 8t. Union Titles Bldg, 3-BEDROOM MODERN basement; large lot: ard. E. Michi igan ret

28 NEW HOMES 2 Completed Weekly “BRIDGES & GRAVES (0. HOYT: 6-rm.; heat; condition: $3,500. 1R0OR HOXT: REALTORS. paved street; A-1 ERR om Mr, Koepn MA-6411, @ 5mm Suitable for 7 bedroom, 2 2 Bedroom $3.750, £22.00 month Elbert L. McDaniel ff Li-izei. Union "Title Co. Lovely kitchen: living room: $4750. MY. MA-8381

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3614 N. ILLINOIS—8-rm. mod.: $450 OWE 330.98 mo. plus taxes & ins. BE-4240-R., EB. Kirk McKinney Co., Inc, MA-3521,

DAWSON, 1140 “Modern duplex, 6 rooms down, 4 up; good condition; fine income, Terms. O. L. Starks. MA-9347.

BROUSE, NEAR 34TH — 4-Room modern bungalow, 300; terms, 10% down; vacant. L1-4507 CH-2709

McCARTY, E. 738-—6-room modern; newly improved: good location; attractive price,

2,400; 3029 N. GALE—Modern §-room bungalow. Mr. White. WA-4488.

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Real Estate

ROOM modern frame house,

TEN- north, table for roomers or small

ADart-

MA-1331

Pan) Sonraman FLETCH "rruST CO., AGENT

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SUTHERLAND. 2614—Ultra modern, 2 bed rooms: stoker heat, utilities, garage. $75. Adults. RITTER, 8. 260—Lar 3-room _apartment; utilities furnished; $60. IR-B166.

4 ROOMS, UTILITIES, $50

Adulte, 2725 N. Meridian St.

5 ROOMS, UTILITIES, $67.50 Adults. Bee Res, Mgr, 4530 Marev Lane. Furn. Houses. —Apts. 18A apt su 08 for ae ¥ eiciency girls. Private entrance.

KENWOOD, 2235—3 rooms, apartment; excellent heat: TA-5770.

bath, modern utilities; $11.

YOUNG couple to share modern home, __ 87.50 week. TA-18835.

Houses for Rent 19

mod.) 5 acres

HODGES STORAGE co.

Btore Now—Pay Six Months Later

Estimates Free. Inspection Invited. 937-45 Ft. Wayne Ave. RI-2019.

Houses and Lots Sale 25

Rooming House or Residence

7-Room modern cottage with extra partly finished room, all on one floor;

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Real Estate Wa nted

REAL ESTATE WANTED

Ne have numerous buyers all s homes in i I pats of the, Teity. ALLISON. REALTY REALTORS

140 N. Delaware i FOR SMALL

| PAY CASH "Pquities

IN CITY OR FARM REAL ESTATE 12 Union Trust Bidg. Jack ec. Carr

MA-2377 HU-2200

floored attice with stairway. 1100 E. Market. Only $300 down. M. J. BOYD, MA-3425. L. D. MAZUR. 108 E. Wash.

- PF t $4900 New 3eheds bedroom home in : Joven: vive: {novalie;

cial room, laundry shower. ty and substantial herman. Fa Dtber new homes, same locality. CH-2508-M

1520 Olive: 5-room semi, 00 So Studebaker Realty ... 'suerny.

1300-8, Sth (600 block)=6-room mod-

3100 down,

Real Estate Loans 28

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$32.50; Re &Si. mod, 4- ao bE Alow. vom heme. Others White W SROs:

$46; BEVILLE, a. phere, » EE -

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