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State Deaths |], |, KNESHRY, BANKER DIES OF Suro Sof for ToLAmA 805s nekD: 7 Shui

W. D. Southard | RESIDENT 47 YEARS

CON I eughter, Mrs. Hazel | Pro Queen Ny : Penis, = ERVICES FOR Walk D Mrs. Clara Boss died yesterday Miss Anne IL. Shipley, 63. Burviver: . i 8 ner ; Sister, Mrs Marv L Aves | IC d d Southard, who died Tuesday at |at her home, 843 Weghorst st. She Da bi oe Lp Siiyiyers: Son anaidates ’ | his home, 557 N. Belmont ave. |was 72.

Miss Sarah 8. Mill 83 a i She h BLOOMIN ON lien, Risk 81. & ; : will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow | A member of the Sacred Heart ey 8! wis

davghter Marguerite maar Lens Mok | Warren Township oie) Lie Lawrence J. O’Brien Was| at the Conkle Funeral home. |n,inalic church, Mrs. Boss had| Things looked so good she kept right Emily and Mildred Johnson. Mrs Reta] \ as Busia) SC 5b Floral Pane lived h 47 years. Her husband, oo And then—GAS! Stomach and “aR Sought 3d Term at 81; = ; Former Examiner; cemetery. He was 38. Yor Tiere: T¢ Dears. Her hustant, intstines: infated: like: a balloon, BROOKVILLE Mr +8 ; ’ Mr. Southard had been a resi Albert; a daughter, Mrs. Lloyd G. Sathins a effort. Fim a spell WFEWORD Simi hove. 4 sen Owned Farm Paper. a | Burial Saturday. Youn Wu [Snyder Below, Wi 8 sister, Mus] Ll ovis lave nes sim, te es lug | : Ey : was a truck driver for the L. B. | anna’ Walter of Oklahome, Colo, a| It is an effective blend of 5 carmine

»Misses M 1th : : y Sha Baioh Lon piost Pests Mary, Rat | James Layman Kingsbury, assess-| aaa EL b Lawrence J: O'Brien, who had gern Transfer and Storage brother Peter Demmer, Indianap-| tives and 3 laxatives for DOUBLE oad Castor. 88 _ Survivers:|or of Warren township, died yes- | a a Go een associated with banking his : olis, and two grandchildren survive. action. Gas is quickly relieved, and

LAPEL—J Daugh Mrs. villian cDol sons ; . Ernest, Roll, Sisters, Mrs. Fiigabeth ‘Syl. terday at Methodist hospital. He entire life, died yesterday in his| Surviving are his wife, Myrtle; Services will be held at 11:30 Dry ehpsons tive utils.

vester, Mrs. Vesta Castor; ig sl | was taken to the hospital a few

ORVILLE Effie Gwinnup, on

i - a daughter, Lois; his ther MARION ot, mas era apartment at the Spink-Arms hotel. g mother, a. m. Saturday at the G. H. Herr-

Nife, Ola; sisters, Mrs. Etfie Bates, Mi {hours after he was stricken ill at] 5 ; : A : s Bational bank examiner, Me. i Hetle Boutin) o gos bires mann funeral home and burial will HOOK'S DEPENDABLE - - el Segon Mis Ju hams. | ic home, 348 Layman ave. | ; O’Brien traveled in that capacity| SISters, I'S. ollie Wilkerson, ) : DRUG STORES Mr Josephine Harris ers. David. § Mir Alm Randolph South t be at St. Joseph's cemetery. Charles; sons, Charles, Wilbur; daughters, | Although 81, Mr. Kingsbury was! Eo | i for 11 years and at one time was S\ a Randolph, Southport,

L T All Della. ; : 3 2 ¢ . AUNGIE ahs ih Froiel Eibviviis |active until yesterday. He was to) ml : 1 vice president of the American Bee Mrs. Susie Norton, Somerset, ame Location for Past 20 LT] Platt : A

Husband, Frank: brother, Burr Platt be candidate for a third term as| 5 § Bank at Detroit. He also had served NEW CASTLE—Rufus A. Morris, 74. 3 ; 3 ) ith the Michigan state banki { = HOE REPAIRING oF James “keys. | assessor at the Republican primaries : ! w g anking Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. James Keys; P p | : ! department. He was 52. Rev. L. R. Gray on mie fo

SUMMITVILLE. Mis. Sarah Jane Bright, | TE50 month, He attended SS. Peter and Paul| Services for the Rev, L R 84 § s: Son, Otville © TFT Mr. Kingsbury served two terms | ! : a a § ; e attende . Peter and Pau ervices for the Rev. L. R. Gray, i ont | in the Mdiana House of Representa- | \ 5 i t cathedral and was a member of the(a graduate of the Butler college of We avs Originators a 2 tives. He was president of the Irv- : ; Indianapolis Country club, Knights|religion, who died last Sunday at Shug repairing at poplar prices ington Town board before that com- of Columbus and Elks. Corydon, were held yesterday at 3

| munity was annexed to Indianapolis. His wife; three brothers, Faustin,|Lizton, with Dr. Frederick D. Ap We Op en A native of Putnamville, he was ; | Kalamazoo, Mich.: Paul, Dowagiac,| Kershrer, dean of the religion 7:30 A. M. for oo Shoppers [born Jan. 23, 186! and attended old | 3 i i : : Mich, and John, Vicksburg, and a|school, and Dr. G. I. Hoover, former g | Asbury coll new DePauw uni-|; sister survive him. | secretary of the Indiana Christian fo Y While You Wait | versity, at Crverattle Later | 3 : : Funeral services will be held at Missionary society, in charge. The QUI CK SERVI CE If Desired! entered Wabash college and was : : 9:30 a. m. Saturday at the Kirby|Rev. Gray was an Indiana pastor graduated in 1883. He was a mem- ay : mortuary and at 10 a. m. at the|for many years and was a member ? THRIFT SERVICE SHOP {ber of the Sigma Chi fraternity. NO a : : cathedral. Burial will be at Men-|of the board of directors of the In- | | a Farm Paper Judges in the contest to select | Alpha; Leslie Shippey, Kappa [don. Mich. 'diana Christian Missionary society. | yo we the junior prom queen at Butler | Kappa Gamma: Beverly Cooper, TT" After leaving college, he joined university face a pleasant job, Delta Gamma; Mildred Kapherr,

the editorial staff of the Richmond | unorganized students, and Ruth | Palladium. | but a difficult decision, as this | Gapalger, Delta Delta Delta.

Later he came to Indianapolis picture shows. Six of the seven | Kathleen Shockley, representing |

Betty Gav Thrift Basement--Washington at Meridian

i land became part owner of the In-| candidates are (left to right) | Trianon, is the seventh ecandi-

\ : ge | diana Farmer. He was manager of | Mary Janet Mummert, Pi date. The prom is scheduled for | é a ‘that publication when it was sold Phi: Bettie Hendrix, Zeta Tau | April 17 at Murat temple. in 1918. > ERE a Kaew, wb ui ELIZABETH DODDS IBETIDER RAIL - oom Lrtouping. member of the Irvington Presby- i Why Become J :

|terian church and an honorary | IS DEAD HERE AT 90 | I member of the Irvington Dramatic! 4 : BA D? club. He also belonged to the Irv- Mrs. Elizabeth F. Dodds died VE n ington Republican club. yesterday at the age of 90. She ® He is survived by his wife, Minnie ps4 been ill only a few days. ¥ i eYouseemenevervday Kaylor Kingsbury: two sons, Dr. | She died at the home of a SR e n | | | Br y | } | Br nn B il Br e

7 y ol ] id- J K. ings ; n | : 1 big aE Ty han nephew, Emo Hopkins, 1315 Parker Edward Ruffin Worked in,

proved Thomas meth. {and three great-grandchildren, all ave. She was born near Lexing- Beech Grove Shops Typical of a wide selection of nicely styled, well made : od. Let Thomas help of Indianapolis. ton, Ky, and her ancestors were p ; Aol. too. to get nd of Services will be at 3:13 p. m. to- pioneer plantation owners. She had | 28 Years. { furniture for your home CE I at moderate prices.

dandruff, stop abnor. morrow at Shirley Brothers Irving jjved in Indianapolis more than 60 ‘ : mal hair-fall, ad pe i Burial will be in Crown years and was a member of the| Eqward Ruffin, 67-year-old re-| You May Pay as Low as 109, Down ll Tr ale Hil = yoion and Reformed .; .4 railroader, died yesterday in Small Carrying Charge on Deferred Payments - church. | cess is based on 20 vears ‘BURIAL TODAY FOR Mrs. Dodds is survived by another | Dis home on State Road 44, south | of experience with a nephew, Frank E. Gaines, Indian- Of Indianapolis, of a heart attack. guartermillion rp | MRS. IDA HYLTON apolis, and two nieces, Miss] Mr. Ruffin worked as a boiler-| Save your air! Call to- { . Georgia E. Gaines, Indianapolis, maker in t y { day for a free scalp Sette pre tle To. and Mrs, Fannie Hockin, Detroit. y Ei he Beech toe Spr si examination. {today for Mrs. Ida Hylton, a resi- Services will be held at 10:30 a. m the New York Central railroad for | i . . . |dent of Indianapolis for more than the Planner & Bu- 28 years. He formerly lived at 17

day at |30 years, who died Tuesday at her Satur ye ee . | home. 1324 Ringgold st. Mrs. Hvl- chanan mortuary urial will be E. Palmer st. before his retirement. lton was 51 and a member of Grace in Crown Hill HY Mr. Ruffin was a member of the | Church of the Brethren. SE | Christian church and was a chari : v . A R TO SPE AK | | Survivors are her husband, Noah: Eo Eitan sstiot ctate supers E member of the International A y 4 Ss : SSIS OU eS © - { |r Fo TR I a intendent of public instruction Wij] Srotern ot \Bolermakers, Iron) ; ’ is enuens OF Pub isi) Ship Builders and Helpers of Amer- |

i brother, Luther: a sister, Mrs ; re y address Grvencastle high school . | 32! Illinois Bldg., | Amanda Dickerson, of Floyd county. : " ica, local 51. He was born in John- | | Virginia. and three grandchildren Seniors Monday. His subject, "A Call ; Entrance |7 West Market |. ~ eZ n pe .... son county and had lived here 30 | The Rev. Harry K. Zepper, pastor to Serve,” will present the possibili- eo Hours: 11 A. M. to 230 P. Mj; i,t Grace church, will officiate at ties of the teaching profession as a > i Saturdays, 10 A. WM. to I P. M. lec at the church and burial will career. He will be introduced by | Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Della

Lain ‘or Retain Your Hairs" 'be at Floral Park cemetery. William Bishop, school principal. | Baker Ruffin, at home; a son, P. D.|

World's Leading | Seale Eaperts—45 Ofiess |

— es aa ests ———————— Ruffin, yard conductor for the rail-| road; a daughter, Miss Edith Ruf-| fin; two brothers, George T. and Virgil Ruffin, and two grandehil-|

dren, Betty and Peggy Ruffin, all] (7A W/ are 1 of Indianapolis. Funeral services will be held at

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\ {11 a. m. Saturday in the Christian!

x j Chapel church near his home and! Wii ny Veg ad ; burial will be in Mt. Pleasant ceme-| ery.

Effie J. Mansfield

A resident of Indianapolis for 50 |vears, Mrs. Effie Jane Mansfield, ! who was 75, died yesterday at her home, 2434 N. Sherman drive. Her |husbang, a sister, Mary, and three! grandsons, survive. ; ! Services will be held at 10 a. m. ia Soi FE TE Ha, |e at the Moore & Kirk A Ei ) § ar a Li ® XR funeral home, 25th and Station sts. & % Sl] PIER Burial will be at Ebenezer cemetery. | \ 5 : R : . x aN i r : wing oom i

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Wadi oe 5 of the Indiana state fair board in : hed ; ; , : i Eg i at charge of the coliseum, died at his 5 b 8 ers, deep spring-filled cushions.

home yesterday. i > FR Nass ® Barrel Chair, smart tapestry covers.

Mr. Taylor was active in county : . and district fair work and was presi- ® Damask Occasional Chair.

dent of the Boonville Fair associa- § N | ®. : 'tion. He had conducted an insur- al 3 : a 1 Gallery Top Occasional Tables. ance brokerage business. p ® Attractive Junior Floor Lamp.

He is survived by his wife and two p= nephews. Funeral services will be e2 Poftery Base Table Lamps.

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‘burial at Boonville. Sofa, Separately, $79.50

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