Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 August 1942 — Page 6

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Deaths in Indiana

ANDEBSON—~Earl Crouse, 49. Survivors:

and Mrs. Frank Crouse; son, |Froh,

Ras. | altar; Mr aa | Miss Maxine Crouse; sister, Mrs. Earl Jlensley; brovhers, Thom=

Earl Schmidt, 35. S arvivorst wits, Deleie; son, Allen; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schmidt; sister, Mrs. Irene Beatty. CLARKSVILLE—Mrs, Ora Fulton, 76. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Alva Souders, Mrs. Henry Crosley; sons, Charles, William, Mark. ELBERFIELD—E. B. Foster, 66. Survivors: Wife, Nora; sons, Silber, Ernie, Walter; daughters, Mrs, ‘ Daniels, Miss Ruth Foster; brothers, gi Alex, Isaac, - Walter; sister, Mrs, “Victoria Selzer, Ray Freudenberg, 160. Survivors: Wife, Lertrude; daughters, Misses Anna, Margaret Freudenberg.

~ (ELWOOD-—Mrs. Margaret Ryker, 76. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs, Mary Cook, Mrs. ‘ Florence Dennis, Mrs. Rena Van Horn, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson; sons, Jesse, George; sister, Mrs. Laura Helton.

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er, Mrs. Herbert Wilde; sisters, Mrs. Mrs. Gertrude Walford, Mrs, fe Hund. RICHMOND—Laurel Showalter, 56. Survivor: Mother, Mrs. Lenora, Showalter. ROCKPORT—William Hadley, 52. Survivors: Wife, Gertrude; son, Orval; daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Burke, Mrs. Dortha Bell, Mi estia Hadley; brother, Shirley; Ss, Mrs. Grace Brickens, Mrs, Rose Stewart, Mrs. Nettie Bentley. TELL CITY--James Vititoe, 63. Burvive ors: Wife, Vanda; daughter, Helen; son, Theodore; brother, William: Vititoe.

SCHRICKER URGES HOLDING 1943 FAIRS

MUNCIE, Ind. Aug. 6 (U. P)— Governor Schricker, addressing a

SERVICES TODAY

Decorative Plasterer: Had Worked on Library and Many Churches.

Roland H. Chalfant, plastering contractor, will be buried Saturday in Washington Park following funeral services at 2 p. m. in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary.

Mr. Chalfant, who was 62 and a|® resident of Indianapolis ‘20 years,|&

Harry Davis Dead Fireman 28 Years

Harry G. Davis, a member of the

city fire department fot 28 years, died at his home, 2047 Roosevelt

ave, early yes- : terday afternoon. Funeral services will be held at 2

p. m. Saturday af the Hillside Chris tian church of which he was a member. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Rachel

RACHEL 4. WoOD

DEAD HERE AT 86

Services Are Scheduled at 9:15 A. M. Tomorrow; Lived Here 33 Years. Mrs. Rachel Ann Wood. » ro dent of Indianapolis for 33 years,

E. North st, after an illness of three weeks. She was 86. Burial in St. John’s cemetery at

died yesterday at her home, 3111}

Rubber Saved by Use of Rubber

By Science Service

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.—Saving rubber by using rubber is the paradoxical achievement of the

army engineer corps.

‘By adopting a new type Inflatable pontoon to replace the aluminum boats standard for army use until now, it has been possible to cut the number of transport

units needed for carrying a full-length pontoon

truck-and-trailer

bridge from 72 to 36."

The tires of the old bridge train

RIPE OLD AGE Old Tor land, who ate only skim

othered so bad some n Do you cough and ¢ Spug gling mucus, and s n so har

have tried, we believe there is | tive Jape for Jou in a splendi originally a available to sufferers a name of Mendaco.

milk, coarse bread, small beer, and Parr, Shropshire, Eng-| whey, lived to the age of 153 years cheese,| and died in 1635 from overeating.

Don't Cough Your Head Off with Asthma I

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© EVANSVILLE—Mrs. Mina Laughlin, Sur-|1878€ crowd at the 19th Muncie fair Vivos: Daughter, Mrs. Chester Regon; yesterday, urged continuation next GASTON—William O'Bryant, 20. Surviv- year of all county fairs that can ors: Parents, Mr. an rs. orge O'Bryant; brothers, Dan, Pat, Michael. possibly be held. GOODLAND-—Abe Stombaugh, 78.8urvivors: Wife, Etta; brothers, George, John; sister, Mrs. Lulu Edenbern.

died yesterday. He lived at 4254 required 95,000 pounds of rubber.

In fact Mendaco has proved such a great Tires of the new train, together

ve nds it contal ts ine | palliative success for thousands suftended to help a oosen thick, | fering recurring choking, strangling

with the rubberized fabric pon- | strangling excess mucus. And you | gymptoms of Bronchial Asthma that a know from your own experience 3 YOu | printed guarantee with each package

toons, require 65,000 pounds. can ju transi nsures an dia us st Faise that stranglin In addition, of Tourse, the | you can sleep w Seeply of of a a tI ‘aluminum now used in pontoons | God's fresh alr an feel like there | , you are completely satisfied Under

can be eliminated altogether, and was an iron band around your chest this ‘money back guarantees you have

crushing out your life, | : . Mendaco is not doy , ke, 1 - | everything to gain and nothing to lose, ys pde praliatle Yo ine al Aa ie ADL 3, 290s) Soke: [hie so ask your druggist for Mendaco today ys alr e ustry.

endaco usually works very rapidly Carrollton ave. Davis; two sons,{ Washington, Ind, will follow fu- his ten

Harry Jr. an dineral services at 9:15 o'clock toSpecializing in decorative plaster-| ] { +19 O'Clock ing, Mr. Chalfant had worked on] WD Salles: a morrow morning in St. Philip Neri “The fairs help develop better|the city library, the Circle and In-|Mond and Fs Mate: NCCAUEY |opyren, of which Mrs. Wood was! _. |diana theaters and many local grandc. en. an grea tous 42 Livestors and better crops|qpurches. grandchildren. a member. : HARTFORD CITY-John Hayes, 34. and promote 4-H clubs which stim- Surviving are the wife, Mrs. Ger- Mr. Davis joined the fire depart-| Mrs. Wood was born June 29, © MARION— - ’ y Ts ; tion or spray, but is in pleasant. tastewivors: Mra GR Suge ulate interest in agriculture Stmong trude Coffman Chalfant; a daugh-|ment in 1907 and retired in 1936. 1856, near Odon in Daviess county, less tablets. Formula on every package. | and put it to the test. Only 60c. Lawrence; sisters, Mrs. Charles Holder-|our youth. ter, Mrs. LaVon Chalfant Nichol- d the daughter of Dorey and Sarah; baum, Mrs. Amos Hunt. George Hubenthal, president of son, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. For several years he serve ap &| Kinnaman, Daviess county pioneer. : : 1 aru or. To iuliager; [the Brown Swiss Breeders’ associa-|David Faust, Alliance, O., and two|city fire inspector and for two years She was the widow of Moses Robert sister, Mrs. Millie Burkner. tion, presented the governor with a'brothers, C. T. Chalfant, Lake was a deputy state.fire marshal. Wood, who died about 40 years ago. NEW ALBANY—Mrs, Margaret Cogswell, |check for $103.50 to be ddnated to|Orion, Mich., and Herbert Chal-| He was employed at the Lane| ‘The survivors include two daugh- : ters, Miss Clara L. Wood of indi-

&. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Carrol fant, Washington. Brant Mail Order Co. at Lis death.

Mr. Davis

Rush; sons, Elmer, James Cogswell; moth- the Indiana USO.

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® Chair,

LIME OAK Living Room Outfit

° Sora and Matching Chai, in attractive, durable’ cove . Priced separately, $69.50.

tapestry upholstered.

® 3 Large Tables of selected solid oak throughout, —=ttractively cut-out aprons, two have shelves.

® 2 Table Lamps. ® Reflector Floor Lamp.

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Sister Mary Carita of the Sisters of the Providence; four sons, J. Walter Wood, Streator, Ill.; Charles M. Wood, Washington; J. Ray Wood, Chicago, and Joseph G. Wood, Indianapolis. A sister, Mrs. Emma Killion of Odon, ‘18 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren also survive.

ANDREW J. WGLOUD'S

SERVICES TOMORROW

Funeral services for Andrew Jackson McCloud, retired hardware

merchants who died yesterday at his home, 1102 Windsor st., will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Jordan: funeral home. ‘Burial will be in Washington park. After operating the McCloud hardware store at 1728 E. 10th st. for 25 years, Mr. McCloud retired in 1940. Born 73 years ago in Newcastle, England, he came to America when 2 years old. He moved to Indian-

|apolis in 1909.

‘Mr. McCloud was a member of the Ancient Landmarks lodge, F. & A. M., the Scottish Rite and the Shrine.

ces A. McCloud.

RITES SUNDAY HONOR LOGAL NAVY YOUTH

One of the many volunteers at the navy recruiting office here the morning after the attack on Pearl Harbor will be honored in death next Sunday. Eulogy for Ira Lincoln Lee, son of

Aubert Lee, 354 W. Raymond st. will be sung in memorial services at 11 a. m. at the All Souls Unitarian church. Lieut. Comm. F. M. Hall, U. S. N. R., medical officer at the Indianapolis recruiting office, will speak as the navy’s representative. Music will include numbers by Miss Freda Hart, church organist, and a vocal solo by Miss Charlotte Lieber. The service will be in charge of Dr. E. Burdette Backus, pastor of the church. The 18-year-old sailor died July 18 of injuries received aboard ship. He was a seaman, second class.

V-7 NAVY TRAINEES

Surviving is the wife, Mrs. Frant

CONFIRMED AT N. D.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Aug. 6 (U.

AUGUST

WOMEN'S

$1.69 White Summer Purses . $1.00 White Summer Purses . $3.00 Genuine Leather Purses $2.26 Women’s Blouses . . . . 3.00 Women’s Sweaters . . . $1.19 & $1.39. White Batiste Blouses, 1%

Star Store, Losi Floor

Sale! Women's RAYON BEMBERG

DRESSES

Many Made to Sell for $5.00

Smart coat and shirtwaist styles in assorted: color prints. Browns, blues, greens and navy shades. Ideal dresses for mid-summer wear.

All sizes 12 to 20 38 to- 44 and

16% to 24%.

CLEARANCE!

Summer Dresses Odds and ends of $2.25 - 1 we *

to $398 dresses. Broken sizes. Star Store. Second Floor E . $1.00 69¢

. $1.99

SALE! 29¢ to 69¢

$1.99 $1.49 |

Clearance! Women’s

Slack SUITS

$2.68

Final clearance of better quality spun rayon and seersucker slack suits. Fine garments to finish out the summer season. Were originally . $3.00 to $5.98. Sizes 12 to 20.

Star Store, Second Floop

- 69¢ First Quality FULL-FASHIONED

RAYON HOSE

Sheer rayon hose selling in our August clearance at 20c be-

low our ceiling price. Feather weave style with double picat

od a ES I AA TES SE SE

P.)—Nine persons, including four V¥nited States V-7 navy trainees, were confirmed by special dispensation of His Holiness Pope Pius XII yesterday at Notre Dame university’s first afternoon mass in 100 years! The trainees confirmed included: William L. McDaniel, 24, Portland, Mich.; John R. Murphy, 23, Sioux City, Ia.; William M. Gibbons, 22, Chicago, Ill, and Robert S. Robison, 25, Bellvue, Wash.

MRS. MARY BOND DIES

LOGANSPORT, Ind, Aug. 6 (U. P.).—Mrs. Mary Bond, daughter of the late Col. Thomas Bringhurst, founder of the Logansport Journal in 1849 and three times msyor of Logansport, died at the home of a daughter in Grand Rapids, Mich. yesterday. She was 81.

Mn stop. Neutral summer shades for wear on inte fall. Sizes 8% to 10%.

Star Store, Street Floor

Available Only ih the DOWNSTAIRS STORE!

CANNON TOWELS

Sale of Famous

HOPE SHEETS

me $1.29 sos $71.30

Slight ifregulars of much better quality, fine count, bleached, seamless sheets. Lirait 6 ton _ customer. Star Store, Basement

Seconds of better quality, reversible Cannon towels. As- . sorted sizes and colors.

RITES FOR TRUCK VICTIM . Funeral services for Frankalyne Roberta Reel will be held at 2 p. m tomorrow afternoon in the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Alma ‘Hughes, 1024 Cedar st. The 3-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reel, 111 8S. Concordia st., she was fatally injured Tuesclay afternoon under the wheels of her father’s truck. Burial will be in New | Crown cemetery.

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Star Store, Basement

SUITS

$22.50 Values August Sale Priced

$15

Comfortable, 1i i g ht weight suits of fine quality Rivercool cloth. Dark shades in neat stripes and solid’ shades. Sizes 36 to 46.

18th Century Bed, Chest and Vanity . .

$79.50 Value, 3 Pieces, As Illustrated . . . . 8 69-50

Terms: $1.25 Weekly

Graceful 18th century design, nicely finished in rich, warm, brawn mahogany. Very soundly constructed of seasoned hardwood, smooth sliding drawers with side guides. Pieces that will endure for years and lend beauty and comfort to your home. Vanity Bench, $5.85 extra.

Interest

All Payments Mads Here

Summer Store Hours: Monday—I12 Neon Until 9 P. M. . S| Tues. thru Fri—10 A.M. fo 5:30; Sat.—9:30 AM. to 5 P.M.

Monthly fayments include

Men's $2.98 and $3.98 interest, principal, taxes, insuran:

DRESS SLACKS.

Pas sito i JA : 11 st i5-vear Loans a (TENT ||

31-35 S. MERIDIAN ST.

PRACTICAL MERCHANDISE AT LOW COSY

Sanforized, washable slacks or Rivercrest cloth in solid shades or neat stripes. A large selection of Dasterns.. Sires 29 Dw 50. 3 :