Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1942 — Page 4

CONTRACT AWARDED A corncob pipe caused the death screaming and she died

Amanda Alexander | ters, Delores Mae, Mary: Frances, Wands of Mrs. Mattie Rice, 83, Negro, 1126|landlady, Mrs. Rose ; ART TE A CHER: mame i Bina "pene 3 B;{ Jean: brother, ‘Harvey J Another portion of the proposed Cornell ave.” She fell hile pir the flames w.

Geo Biriy, Mis. Jomn L. 3 Mrs. Hersonei CON Ta ET snd 60-mile belt highway around Indi- smoking the pipe late yesterday, and blanket. 8 - o EV a a HK. Slemens, 75. Mrs, Miss. Lena Stormont, |anapolis, a five-mile stretch on brothers, Joseph. un Survivors: | 708d 534 from Nora to Castleton, | |

Determined 45 RITES SET FOR | STA TE DE A THS ; NEW BELT —— To oh con mq bot = :

Miss Mary Corwin Was], Mrs. Elisabeth TAL. Ti ._ Survivors: wite: son om: igughiers, Mrs. Russell has been placed under contract by ’ ag Daughiter. Mrs. Louis Louis Boik; son, William |Isley, Mrs. Bertha Ra the highway on. y C g Had Lived Here for Faculty Member at | movers =. nichasdson. 10 months. Sur- i —— a. 88. Survivors: The Grace SCRPAISEION. . co. us LAY MOGG says:

BY: aT 1, ae aid o Mrs, Ervin f Mrs. Clara Neeley, Mrs. Elizabeth |F't. Wayne was awarded a contract It is reported that a former vio-

28 Years. oo ; eaf. Margi. ‘Shirley: brothers, Mason, Harold, | Me for $226,102.51 f truction of "Ted : r ~~ «School for Deaf Margie, Shirley; brothers, CS. Vides, Spo for $250, ml fo , Sendiietion of linist of the Indianapolis’ Sym-

: : MARION. J Sors, Bells ¥ b, smother of Miss Mary Corwin, who until her os pan 26 0 gpamugnter, Silks SA: Sunivan: Mrs, Emma. Siagknouse, Me. [DATt Of the access route to FY. Har- on phony Orchestra is learning to retirement 10 years ago had been [dred Maier. Mrs Earl Lovelle; mother, jessie Moon Mrs. Rose Michael; sons.|rison from Road 31. Completion date drive a big tank down at Fort

‘#polis police department, died yes- oa ¥ ferday in the home of her daugh- an art teacher at the Indiana State Pa john, cork Geo. overt und pm tad Bb ENT RET EEE R208 Set SOF: the. new pivject. 1s Ot. 1, Knox. He should learn in a

iv Earl Jo Harvey, Mrs. Amanda Mrs. . “iis Brande si, ‘She was a and had boo yesterday at Oty homptar, Mise 200 SATE Suir, om Mes Rnett MEE” uber, Mill ; yy losaiise ft iy oly sation 7 ill five weeks. ik IN Corwin was 87, and had Hv ed at 118 Fo So 0 ses Anna pli. hire 4ddah Hall, br brothers, Thomas, Robert and 3 of switching from tones to tons.

Mrs. Yoh was a member of the] , determin c ; Emn tha SPECIAL g Wolcott Baptist church. She was . ed pl. John E. |w. 18th st. Pa ‘Lon; s Boer 63 Survie: ue yivors. Wite, 4 IT odors Witham Tina: osoq and speaking of tons . ...

Xs Mitchell, son of the late, air- . ‘Mrs. ‘Elmer Mangis; son, John; sis- brother, born in Monon, and had lived in| pinged Brig. Gen. William (Billy) Miss Corwin came to Indianapolis 10%. Ji Finnie ‘Bowens, Mrs. Dee’ ilk | Carton ister ‘Mrs. omni ire ==One Week Only—

Indianapolis 28 years. Mitchell, reports for duty at Ft, |i0 Years ago. She was born at erson: brothers, Jese, Charles "| ROCKPORT Gharles Weatherholt Whether your order is for a ton or ten tons; expensive or

She is survived also by two other| oo Ky., armored force officer [Bainbridge and was a graduate of [Patricia Theuerksuf, 10. 8 E] Surv Mr. cassie; ‘Thel: MEN'S e inexpensive coal; the service at Metropolitan remains the | gons, Charles, Greenwood,” N. C.| gonoal He'll train In tanks to |the old Asbury college at Green- aut: Misters Mrs. Mary © Catherine Me Me-{rel, Kins; sister, Mrs. ris.” SUITS same. That is: washed and oil treated so as to be dust-

and Clifford, In polis, and a sevMoUR_wiliam James H 22. free—delivered as quickly as possible in snow-white trucks sister, Mrs, Ida May Dorsey, Monon] Pe°°m® a second lientenant, castle. ST sonaTqaiet THausthand, fate we Survivors: Parents. Mr. and Mrs. James : driven by careful drivers who will protect your lawn and

: : a James, Jack. Hartsell; brother, Ernest. Cash and Carry , Services will be held at 1:30 p. m. A nephew, Carl Dunnington, In Rachel Baibourne, of. Su rvivors:| _ lsaac 'E. Abloit, 66. Survivors: Son. I8 Neighborhood Stores walk with canvas,

Thursday in the H W. Moore j [dianapolis, survives her. pager Miss Samuel; daughters, Mrs. Merle Jolly, peace chapel. Burial wil be stl DIES 'BUNGLED JOB, | Services win'be condutea at 17 oieree a stovnse: murvzre: we Eden ASS bios, oi, "scp GALE METROPOLITAN Memorial Park. | ) |p. m. tomorrow in the J. C. Wilson amas?’ ad Anderson, Aer Sein. Alberta Bowie oles, re. Cynthia Hall IL CO i funeral home by the Rev. Paul Bene- : thy , Mrs. P Crown ’ LL CITY—Mrs. Mary Stoeser. Su rviv. : William Alexander 0 ls 0 LEADER SAYS dict, chaplain at Ft. Harrison. Burial | Siirude. ¥ mer, er Mov | or Sgiier ih, Whe Creal S30 Wig A oe COAL & © ® am . : LY Jewell Dean Brown, "S. Survivors: Par. John " Gerice; sister, Mrs. Mollie Stein- | Mass. Ave. at 10th Llncoln 5488 William E. ry 82-year-old] Rep. Martin Dies ‘has bungled |

will be at Acton. ents, Mr. and Harvey Brown; sis-lh . — retired farmer, died |last night in ” i ' his home, 1310 N. Chester st., after the job” of ferreting out the sub

a long illness. versive elements in America, Walter As. : : "a oe " anaes rng lived in In-|Frisbie, secretary-treasurer of the 360 Ww. WASH. ST. Gold Seal Congoleum & Armstrong $ Dressmaker Full Length y ;

Indiana C. I. O., charged today. He is survived by a son, Guy, In- is Prisbie i HA in “ fs So Felt Base Floor Cover- MIRRORS

dianapolis; two daughters, Mrs.|. : ul Anna Endicott, Anderson, and Mrs. explaining the C. I. O's position on ; WAL ing Remnants

: _| the proposal for continuance of the ra “ Pearl Potts, Austin; five grand congressional | committee on un- | Sm 5 % 0 0 : sq. yds.

Walnut Finished Frames

children; five great grandchildren, , o.0n activities headed by the

| and one great great brs Texan,

“The Indiana C. I. O. has never * ns : ; ‘ Big assortment of late patter in

| R DIES: opposed geninue investigations of |} <I pieces to cover most kitchens or ; subversive activities,” he said. “It F baths. Heavy quality goods at a low has continued to oppose granting RAR J price. ‘3 to 20 sq. yd. remnants. 2c en SERVICES THURSD AY Congressman Dies a further char- ; Buy Defense Stamps a , Delivery charge. 2 ter to gratuitous publicity. ‘ wh

» Services for George H. Denger, In-| “Mr. Dies has never investigated y - dianapolis ‘resident until six years|the enemies of our country. He Wrisley Regular 10¢

fo (ago, will be held at 10:30 a. m.|has harrassed and persecuted union T Thursday in the Harry W. Moore|leaders and organizations.” TOILET and

| peace chapel. Burial will be at SERVICES TO. 10, STRESS BATH SOAPS

0ga. '. Mr. Denger died vi hstorday in St. $ 00 | Vincent's hospital attr a two| \/|CTORY-BY-PRAYER 20 Sars 1 ‘months’ illness. pe was 35, and Viet w « * : N Ph N P dived at R. R. 1, Jamestown... ctory-through-prayer = services | " He had been employed for the|will be held nightly in thel] | Fhe gardenia ac, ° one, o Phone, past 10 years by the Chevrolet com-| Phillips Temple C. M. E. church ates : : mercial division i Indianapolis. | beginning at 8 tonight. O15, $10. Soaps from one C. 0. D. or Mail C. O. D. or Mail D

~ |Born in Lebanon, hg had lived in| The Barnes Methodist church makers. - j i Crothersville, N. before com-|and the 17th Street Baptist church "Street Floor Orders, Please Orders, Please

ing to. Indianapolis. sponsor the services. The Rev.

" He is survived by his wife, Wan- Robert E. Skelton is pastor of the ‘ : f elia; three daughters, Edith Mae, | Methodist and the Rev. M. W. 4 Dorothy Ann and Mg Louise Den-| Edwards is pastor of the Baptist

ger, all of Jamestown; his mother, | church. ' Mrs. Clara Norman; two sisters,

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