Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1943 — Page 5

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Mrs. Slack died Priday in St.|

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Survivors are her hushand, A. V.

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Parks, both of Indianapolis, and five great-grandchildren..

Funeral services for Mrs. Naomi Jernigan, 137 N. Park ave, will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow at the Grin. steiner fuheral home, with burial in Washington Park cemetery. Mrs. Jernigah, employee of Market Restaurant, Inc, died Saturday in City hospital. She was 39. A native of Carmi, Ill, she lived in Evansville before coming to Indianapolis. Survivors are the husband, Charles Jernigan, Indianapolis, and two sons, Pvt, William Leftwich, stationed at Camp Wheeler, Ga., and

By Science Service WILMINGTON, Del, Nylon rope will find extensive peacetime use because of its unusual elasticity, strength, lightness and durability; it is predicted here: by

large quantities of it available for towing invasion gliders. “Rope made of nylon has a glow, gentle bounce in recovering from a stretch, although it gives rapidly under a sudden pull. It is called an almost perfect shock absorber for the towing task. Morevoer, it is about twice as strong as manilla rope of the same diameter and only half to two-thirds as heavy. Nylon, also. resists mildew and damage!

Foreseeing that most of the small cities and towns of America in post-war years .will have non-stop alr mail pick up services, it is. expected that this use alone will consume. considerable quantities of Alp lane. icks up. t the. way & big fish is caught oat rod and reel."

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Abandoned inea ditch at Mobile, Ala, this baby girl happily beams her approval of name . “Rosemary” selected by Sisters of Charity caring for her.

HARRY CURSON'S

‘Bishop H. H. Fout wilt conduct services at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Planner & Bucahanan mortuary. Burial will be at Crown Hill

Mrs. Jessie Crouch Services for Mrs. Jessie Crouch, who died Friday at 39 E. Norwood st, where she was employed as a housekeeper, were held at 10 a. m, today in the W. D, Beanblossom mortuary, with burial at Floral Park. Mrs. Crouch, came to Indianapolis 30 years ago from Guthrie and belonged to the Guthrie ‘Christian

chiurehe. Survivors ‘are two sisters, Mrs.

Seeks Selection of ___Futyre Leaders |

"my -Selence- Servies NEW YORK; Nov. 15.—Psychiatrists were called on, at a meeting of the National Committee for “mental hygiene here, to help the post-war world by finding a method of selecting leaders that will prevent “ambitious moral morons-and--other- unqualified individuals from acquiring ‘positions of influence. and power.” Society's need for such a method of selecting its leaders was ‘stressed by Dr. Nolan D. C. Lewis, director of the: New York State -Psychiatric Institute and Hospital. = "- Abnormal fears, worry, boredom | sense of INF. ority and over ‘nestsitvity that af= fects persons today are, Dr. . Lewis declared, greater public enemies than gangsters and racketeers. -

The coming generations; he hes Heves, - will suffer even more ex-. tensively from these public ene ene« “mies than we do today unless efforts at improving mental health are increased and extended. :

I MOTHER SAVES HER CHILDREN FROM FIRE

Carrying her wo small children in

flames to safety yesterday after a kerosene stove ‘exploded in the kitchen of her home, 1518 Olive st.

” Mrs. Moore was in the back yard |

when four-year-old Kenneth Jr. ran to her, crying that the house

|was on fire. She rushed inside to

find the kitchen ablaze. She picked up Loren, three months old, from his basket in the kitchen, and then

tt dashed to an adjoining bedroom tolpn

' {burns on his face and head. The fiers:

THESE two important steps may help you to overcome

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seize 20-month-old Judy Joe:

* All escaped without injury except|g,

... Loren. who received - minor

CALLS BUREAUCRATS "PUBLIC SERVANTS

FT. WAYNE, Ind. Nov, 15 (U, P).

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Bl [throp ave, after an fliriess of four

1 Catholie church.

| Rites for Lt. "Marion Carter, TEACHER, DEAD! Athlete, Set for Wednesday

Funeral “services for LE Marion Ata Green, Indianapolis; three Reed (Red) Carter, widely-known|®ons, Jacob and John Zahm, InNative of Bloomington, Had high school and college athlete, wi Aniapoty, and Wiliam Zahm, Cl for Four : be held at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday in Angeles, Cal; three brothers, - Months. Miss Wilma A, Hession, history

| Henry," William and John Haller, the West Washington Street Pres-| Indianapolis, teacher at public school No. 2, died yesterday in her home, 3737 Win-

byterian church with the Rev, }aren.

Charles M. Armentrout officiating.) PETAIN REFUSE ” will oe in Crown Hill. N REFUSES SPEECH MADRID, Nov. 18 (U. P.) —-Mai-

Lt. Carter, who was 23, was killed | in an army bomber crash near Shall Henri Philippe Petain refused { Roswell, N. M,, Thursday. The body 0 make a scheduled broadcast Sat-| months. (will arrive in Indianapolis today. lurday night because he would not | A native of Bloomington, she Had Friends may call at the Shirley agree to text of a speech Prepaid

taught school here 35 years. She Brothers West chapel, 2002 W. by Plerre -Laval's. secretaries, from 8 p. m. today ports from France said today

received her bachelor of arts degree Mien hp tomorrow; at the oe Wt Indiana Suiver » A! Columbia uni. home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. versity, John W. Carter, 101 8. Elder ave. y {from 8 to 11 a. m. Wednesday and a. Da ar at the church from Wednesday > noon writil the Hime of. the service, | Survivors are a sister, Mrs. Horace i Pritchard, Indianapolis; three neph- | Joseph Ballard ews, Pvt. Russell Pritchard, op. | Services and burial will be held | Joseph Pritchard and Pvt. James tomorrow —afternoon—in— Evansville

two nieces, Miss Anna Marie Pritch. | Or Joseph Robert Ballard, who died

FUNERAL IS SET

Steamfitter, 75, Was Resi- © dent Here for 65 Years.

The Rev. R. A. Shumaker of the Roosevelt-Temple church will c &hduct funeral services for Harry Cur- | son, retiréd steamfitter, at 2 p. m. tomorrow in his home, 2214 Parker | ave. Burial will'be in Crown Hill. ‘Mr. Curson,” who wa? “75, dled Saturday in his home after an {li-]

--and{ ness of four weeks. -

A _ resident of ‘Indianapolis 6 years, he was a member of the | Steamfitters’ union and of the |

Survivors are a sister, Mrs. Grace | Nicholas of Louisville, Kv. and a brother, Edward Curson of Indlanapolis His wife,. Mrs. Jennie F. Curson, died in May. 5 PN Hy » + -

Mrs Sophia Schakel

; Fiaseral, services for Mrs. Sophia Schakel, 710 N. Chester st, were to be at 2 p. m. today in St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church, with burial in Memorial Park cemetery Mrs. Schakel died Friday in her | home after an illness of three months. She was 69. A native of Kokomo, she had lived in Marion county 43 years. Survivors are the _ husband, George Schakel: - three “daughters, Mrs. Lula Kerkhoff and Mrs. Caroline Milan, Indianapolis, and -Mrs. Dorothea Boester, Ft. Wayne: a son, Norbert Schakel, Indianapolis; six “sisters; Mrs. ‘Tillie Obermeyer, Mrs. jun J Luts; Mrs, lars Hoba fry: Eisie TR ao an fit Mrs. ma Beahrs, all of “Kokomo, and Au Fry Sedam, Muncie; a brother, Fred Bulk, Kokomo, and seven grandchildren.

State Death

ANDERSON--Mary Gilbert, 79, Sur. vivors: Husband, Henry Clausen; daugh-/ ters, Mn. Virgil Tucker and Thelma Clauien Paul Clausen; mother, Mrs Nellie R Rathburn: sisters, Mrs. John Bank. son, Mrs. Charles McClure and Mrs. Stoniss a: brother, Rule Rathburn.

VILLE Bigar Jordan Christian, a “Survivor: we e nie Christian; Saughtet;

; som, ames Herbert Can

hers, Mrs, J. oO. Miller and M re. a. rs. sons, Delmar, and Willie Rt; brother, *Witise Wright; sister, Mrs. Erdle

GREENTOWN on Hill, 76. Sur. vivors: Wife, Addie Hill; son, Raymond Hi ters, Mrs. Mary Meneses, Mildred Nash pr Mrs, Viola rover sister, Mra. Ella Drake. LEBANON--William - 8 Hilands, 59. Survivors: Wife, Helen Hilands; daughter, ; Helen Robison: grandson; Lawrence brother; Ralph Hilands. rvivors: Husband, Jerald Richey; ng Mrs,

te Roberts LOGANSPORT—Bertha Gray, vivors: Husbine,_ Obi Srmus B RN

ichard iittord and hie, Mr: 8. Iva. 1 Psion ’ Blanc

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daughter,

George an Te Fouts; Rt Mrs, Bd SR David Fouts; brother, George Fouts.

rovers: Song An 4 Weaver, BR Alvin and go Weaver; and Ervin Weaver; sisters, le. Vitam

ne and Alice Weaver. Newman, n. But. vivors: Husband, Mrs. elon

ith en ae and Mrs. ewman.

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brother, Cortez

Mrs, i; brotners, and

Roosevelt-Temple Methodist church | Fitfihugh, Miss Katherine and Miss |

4 Henrietta - Wingfield;

70. Survivors: Bhugh- :

le: sisters, F

Miller, 93. But-

Pritchard, all of the U. 8. army, and ard and Judy Pritchard, Indian-| Saturday at Sunnyside sanatorium

apolis. [after a 10-month illness. Services will be at § a. m. Wednes-| A resident of Indianapolis three day In the St. Joan of Arc Catholic | vears, Mr. Ballard lived at 210% {church with burial in Holy Cross. Illinois st. He was 37 and a nacemetery. The body will be at the tive of Evansville Harry W. Moore peace chapel until {ume for services.

Survivors are his mother, Mrs Nancy Ballard, Indianapolis, and two brothers, James L. Ballard, Indianapolis, and Sgt. W. E Ballard, Camp Livingston, La.

Cornelius Daniels

Services for Cornelius Daniels will

| be conducted at 2 p. m. tomorrow Charlse A. Holm

in Patton's chapel, with burial at B Crown Hill. Services for Charles A. Holm will -- beheld -at-3 p. m. today at the | An employee of Kingan & Co. | Conkle funerat ‘home,” followed~ by! Mr. Daniels died yesterday at his | burial at Floral Park. } a home, 527 W. 28th st. He was 65. | A retired salesman, Mr. Holm Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Eva | {died at his home, 044 Livingston

ave. He was 69. (Daniels; four daughters, Mrs, Helen | Survivors include his wife, Mrs. |

Millie Holm; two daughters, Mrs | James O. Andrews, Indianapolis, and Mrs. R. D. Thomas, Benton, | IIL; a sister, Mrs. Maude Lathrop, | Newton; Ill, and ferr grandchilgre. ,

no matter how remote they

[Sadie Daniels, Indianapolis, and | {Mrs. Lethia Clark, Chicago; two sons, Albert Daniels, Indianapolis; | |and Pvt. William Daniels, stationed | ‘at Lincoln, Neb. a sister, Mrs, | Insianapoiis; | {a brother, Fred Daniels, Alexandria,

| and one srande hilghome for Mrs. Katherine Zahm who

JITTERY NAZIS. FEAR died yesterday at her home, 327 JUTLAND INVA ION’ Bicking st., after a seven-year lil-| | ess Burial will be at Crown Hill. | Mrs. Zahm, a native of IndianLONDON, Nov, ‘15 (U, P) he

apolis, was a member of the Im.’ Germans, gripped -by new. invasion! manuel Evangelical and Reformed!

jitters, have ordered a state. of] church. She was 50.

i” : . Survivors. are her husband, ! alarm’ throughout. Denmark's... Jut- | Joseph Zahm: a daughter, Mrs

land province and have ealled hom

families of Nazi officials in‘ France, | Hemorrhoid Torture

European réports said today.

Fhe - Swedish Telegraph Sr - Soothed i in Few Minutes

reported Ma). Gen, Herman von| Act new for. awk relief from tore Hanseken, (Genpan: commuter. Ans iuce of ples: Don't wad another day i ‘Denmark, had moved his head-| but apply Peterson's Ointment at’ guarters’ from the Danish islands| | Choe, he Susling: ig: ZH to Silkeborg on Jutland to direct | kent formu 8 _broug y= necessary preparedness measures. fu eer to thomaanan for A Joa. Danish authorities were “said to gists have hig pron Ointment, be | | have been warned to be 'ready to oy or 60c in tube with applieator. | I procla “a ¥ate of eniergency Money - cheerfully refunded it “not throughout Jutland on short notice. | delighted. . 2

removes much of the doubt

Mrs. Katherine Zahm ;

* Servic es will be at 2 pm. tomor= bs row at the G. H. Hermann funeral |

PEACE

“Makes” Hours of Office Time

and four grandchil-!

{ Legion

families whe are toiallv. unorepared.

home, 5906 Dewey ave. He was a member of American post No. 4 Monument | Masonic lodge No. 657 and th Lutheran. church. Burvivérs are his wife, Mrs. Helen F. Harder; a daughter, Miss | Margaret Helen Harder, and & son,

“"Paul’ O. Harder, all of Indianapolis.

Thus have many families expressed their reason for con: -- salting our advisory “department, Thiv sensible “precaudos i = - . in line with the growing tendency to provide for emergencies - : -may appear 10 be. Knowing in advance of need the full facts of funeral procedure and coms,

and uncertainty experienced by

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