Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 October 1942 — Page 12

carrier U. 8. 8. inceton will be launched tomor7 at ‘the New York Shipbuilding , the second carrier to slide

the ways of the Camden yard!

| the past two and a half months.

T ROCKS STEEL WORKS,

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 17 (U. P.). An explosion wrecked the open department ' of the Dune works of Continental Roll & p ‘Foundry Co. at Coraopolis, early today, injuring approximately 45 workers.

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While They Last

‘Including 7 of the best varieties of -evergreen—Juniper ‘Spruce, Pine, .§ Cedar, Fir, Arborvitae. Worth up to $350, NOW

“FEATURED TODAY”

3401 $8. New Jersey OPEN FOR INSPECTION

SUNDAY P. M. BUILT AND FOR SALE

DAN W. LE GORE

RI-9072 RI-5997

Jockemeyer to Go On Southern Tour

Earl B. Teckemeyer, a director of the National Real Estate association and past president of. the Inia apolis real estate board, will to the southern seetion of the United States late this month with David B. Simpson, president of the national association. Mr. ‘Teckemeyer will discuss “Managing Real Estate in Wartimes” and “Real Estate—the War and You” before several state conventions. Beginning Oct. 19, he will speak in Jackson, Miss.; Birmingham, Ala.; Columbus, Ga.; Jackson, Fla.; Lakeland, Fla, and Asheville, N. C. The Asheville appearance will be at the regional convention of North and South Caroling and Tennessee! real estate men on Oct. 26.

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3401 S, New Jersey st, . . , built and offered for sale by Dan W. Le Gore.”

LOCATED NEAR NEW ROAD 31

' 2-Bedroom Dwelling Has Landscaped Lot, Many Other Features,

Open for inspection from 3 to 6 p. m. tomorrow is a recently completed two-bedroom dwelling at 3401 S. New Jersey st. It was built and is offered for sale by Dan W. Le Gore, The house is located two blocks west of new road 31. Entrance to the long living room is off a small sheltered stoop. A large paneled picture window to the north and another to the east flood the room with light.

Guest Closet Handy

The wallpaper is of vari-colored stripe and there is a white ceiling. The room contains a guest closet near the doorway. South of the living room is the cozy dinette with a built-in china cabinet, scenic styled wallpaper and a large paneled window facing the south. A curved hall to the right of the dinette and of the same design leads to the two bedrooms and bathroom. The kitchen is east of the dinette. It contains built-ins, black marbleized worktops, a window over the sink, linoleum floor of starred design and a broom closet. Walls of the basement are painted and the furnace is hand fired. There are four steel-cased windows, inclosed coal bin and laundry facilities. A side driveway of cinders leads to the garage.

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Featuring all glass bathrooms with built-in tub and shower are two’ new homes in Beech Grove built and offered for sale by Paul Tharp. They are located at 810-14 ‘Main st. : The dwellings are of frame construction with limestone fronts. Each house has two bedrooms, ample closet space and full basements. The home at 810 has the kitchen and dinette combined while the

2812 DWELLINGS FINANGED BY FHA

Includes Homes Erected Since City ' Designated

As Defense Area.

A total of 2812 dwelling units have been provided in Indianapolis from the time the city was designated as a defense area through

August under FHA-insured financing, it was reported today by R. Earl Peters, federal housing administration state director for Indiana. In addition, a total of 104 dwelling units were also provided in the Kingsbury-La Porte, Indiana area. This includes new homes started under title 2 of the national housing act as well as under the rrovisions of title 6.

The bulk of the dwelling units provided under this type of financing in recent months has come under the title 6 or war housing provisions.

Private investment funds, principally through the title 6 provisions, have been mobilized for the financing of vitally needed housing projects for war workers in war areas. Only those projects for which there is a definite need are approved for title 6 insurance,

QUEENS’ CLUB TO MEET ° The Queens’ club of 1941 worthy matrons, O. E. S., 11th district, will meet at 7:30 p. m. next Thursday at the home of the club president, Mrs. Mable “Strafford, 1109 Reisner st.

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other dwelling has a separate dining room. There are hardwood floors throughout the houses and the doors are the flush type. Heat is supplied by hand-fired furnaces and there are laundry facilities in the basements. Screens are furnished throughout and the front and side screen doors can be converted into storm doors. The garages are made of cement block.

North Side Group Sells 17 Houses

Seventeen houses, one farm and a lot were sold in the weekly sales report of the North Side realtors. The houses were 3906 N. New Jersey st. by Charles Binkley; 111 E. Bow lane and 5025 Capitol ave. by Atkinson & Co.; 626-28 Indiana ave., 520 W. North st., 4411 Park ave. and 1711 N. Delaware st. by Feiber & Reilly; 839 N. East st. and 1311 University court hy Ford Woods Co. : 6279 Crittenden ave. .by Wayne Harryman; 432 W. 38th st. by William Hackemeyer for Security Trust; 5315 Boulevard place by Mr. Hackemeyer and American Estates; 4018-20 Graceland ave. by Bert Edwards; 4527 College ave. by Lorin Driscoll, and 6062 pnd 3255-57 Central ave. and 514 W. 43d st. by Joseph Argus and American Estates. The farm, 224 acres at 30th st. and Georgetown road, was sold by Feiber & Reilly and the lot on N. Meridian st. was sold by Fay Cash.

State Deaths

BLOOMINGTON—William C. Trisler, 77. Survivors: Son, Walter Trisler.

ELBERFELD—Mrs. Janie Simpson, 88. Survivors: Half-sister, Mrs. B. G. Jennings; brothers, Eli and Albert Rogers. ELWOOD—Mrs. Rama vivors: Daughter, Mrs. Ross and Marion ee

EVANSVILLE—Mrs.: Elizabeth Willman, 83. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Mary fof mann and Mrs. Frieda Thompson; George Oschmann; step-son, Peter wills man; sister, Mrs, Minnie Egli; brother, Peter Morstman. Fraud Kuhn, 69. Survivors: Wife, Lulu; son, Frederick Kuhn; mother, Mrs. Caroline Kuhn; brother, Henry Kuhn: sisters, Mrs, George T. Hess, Mrs. Edward Ritt and Miss Ric de Kuhn. Mrs. Bernice White, 40. Survivors: Husband, George; son, Wilbert Turpen; brothers, Gilbert, Orphus and Russell Osborne; sisters, Mrs. Dora Levsey, Mrs. Arla ‘Parker and Mrs. Ethel Hoffman Mrs, Cornelia Kleymeyer. 70. Survivors: Hushand, Henry; daughter, Mrs. Ruth Beer; sons, Henry x ph T. and Clifford A. Kleymeyer.

Long, 69. Sur- . C. Emith: sons,

GAS $ CITY--Prank Thalls, 70. Survivors: Daughter,’ Mrs, Icil Hughes! } DIOMers, Ovid, Burr and Alfred Thalls; sisters, Mrs. J K. Titus and Mrs. Alonzo Blount. N—Ray E. Alb 48. Survivors: Wife, Florence; "digier, Mrs. Louse Kershmer and Mrs. Mary Jane Small and Misses Joan and Vivian AL bright; son, James Raymond Albright

borthers, Leslie, Frank, Basil and Getald BA

Albrignt; sisters, Mrs. Irene Lytle Me. ol Jones, rs ettie Pollard, 46. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Paul Landis; brother, Wilbur, Harry Edwin, Te an Arthur Nestleroad; sisters, Lola . Hamilton, Mrs. Cora Russell MP es Oda Alender.

MOUNT VERNON-—Mrs, ret Brune Kreie, 77. Survivors: a aTghret Minnie Limberg; brother, Theodore Brune,

‘RICHMOND—Mrs, (Nee ating, 1. J.

Survivors: Walter und M. n Boyer; sisters, "Mrs. rt Fox.

Lymar : John Ballinger and Mrs, Albe

SEYMOUR—Newron A. Rinehart, 77. Survivors: Wife, Olive; son, Virgil Rinehart: Saugiiets, Mi Mrs. s. Sylvia Nichols, Miss Bertha 0. Ruth Bigelow a nehart and Mrs. VILLE—Mrs. Eliza Duncan, Bur. ad Step-son, Joseph Dunca WA AYMANSVILLE William 1 Dettmer 8r., 74. Survivors: Wife, a Arthur

son Dettmer; daughter, Etta Dettm brother, senry’ i th

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(BEECH GROVE) “FEATURED TODAY”

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PAUL D. THARP

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Resident of City Since 1883

‘Had Long Been Active In Social Service.

her home, 1442 Central ave. after an illness of several weeks. She

had lived in Indianapolis 1883 when she came here Hartford, Conn., as the bride "Dr. William ' Sheridan - Rawls, practiced dentistry here until

had been president of the Indental association and both he and Mrs. active in social interest was mainRawls so long as her health’ permitted. She was a charter member of the Boys’ club and the Indianapolis’ Free Kindergarten and had been active as a pioneer member of the Flower Mission. For many years she was a member of the First Congregational church, She.is survived by her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Stoughton Rawls, a member of the faculty of the Shortridge high school. Funeral services will be held at the home at 3 p. m. Monday.

(CHARLES H. MADDUX IS DEAD HERE AT T1

Charles H, Maddux, a member of the town board of Rocky Ripple for several years, died yesterday at St. Francis hospital after a short illness. He was Tl. Mr. Maddux formerly lived ‘at 5317 Lester ave. Rocky Ripple, and had been a member of the town board there until Aug. 1. He was a member of St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic church and was born in Loogootee. He had been a resident here 33 years. Survivors are a daughter, Helen Sanborn; two sons, Charles E. and Ralph J., all of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Robert McMahon, Bedford, and seven grandchildren. His wife, Mrs. Mary L. Maddux, died in 19837. Funeral ‘services will be held at 8:30 a. m. Monday in the Kirby mortuary and at 9 a. m, in the church. Burial will be in Holy Cross cemetery. :

BEAMER WILL SPEAK AT RALLY TONIGHT

Attorney General George Beamer will be the principal speaker at a rally of the Decatur township and 17th ward Democratic organizations tonight at Parrott’s garage on old state road 31. Circuit Court Judge Earl Cox will talk to members and guests of the Perry township Democratic club.and the 22d ward party organization tonight at the Lake Shore

ohn | Country club.

Deaths—Funerals 4

dianaoplis Sin Sata Oct. 17, 1942

KER—Edgar age belaved husband of | Dr roege Baker father of Mrs. Bonnie Kuehrmann and Mrs. Thelma Brown, pa away Thirsdas y. Funeral Monday, 1:30 .. at resiJance 3 COmSE Piends invited urial © ds may call " 18 oon G. SH ibe, service.

DEVAULT—Cestly Fletcher, wife of Paul J. hew and Paul Fioicher, passed swe ea] evening.

Buchansh Boxy ay a. . invited. Interment oe Hill, Friends may call at mortuary.

GOFF—Ira Brooks, age 61 Jeats, beloved husband of Ivy M. ff, fath or of Kenneth M. Goff, son of Mrs. Brother of Mrs. Co - Daniel and

v priday m. ner a m., on Shirley Bros. Tiitnols at 10th st. ‘Friends may call at

Wayne pasted away onday, 1'30 Cen Chape. Burial Crown x Hin the chapel.

GOULD—Mrs. Alma, wife of Charles A. Gould, Mrs. Verne K. Reeder and ‘gran of and. sis e Ulrich, motiuaty Mo Monday, 2 2 call at A BURLEY_ Ana Tuy Yidow of f Dentel Hurmother John J.

Deloved Beh a dk Hur-

jae Rod gn Oct. 16. Puneral Tues-

3 m,, from the family’ dence, 1214 Lexin Services ro St. Patrick’s chur Tent Holy Cross cemetery. , Friends may call at the pink

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Hes H., hushand of the Jyte fa atber of ‘Mrs brother of he. al Shel Ind.

MAD: . Mary L.

Sanborn, Maddux, Me-

sts. sts. Funeral Monday. 8:30, at at the thle marty. rerment Roly Cross . Friends invited.

NAUERT— Arthur So 4 years,

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Mrs. Sarah P. Rawls died today at 1508" 8:

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LOST—Black and brown es tere rier, short tail; brown collar; Corkey, Reward. 808 N. Gladstone. BL-1205.

STRAYED Male beagle hound, vicin iy Blugt hil and Troy ave. Liberal rewa

strayed

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LOST--Gray long-haired kitten, from = Beville. MA-0660.

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