Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1944 — Page 5

Jndana Ww | 3 H Id S T ‘Y! PARTY SET FOR SUPERFLUOUS HAIR lliam J. H enley Rites Tomorrow ROBERT S. FORT, fold Services Tomorr ow “SATURDAY NIGHT iter Supe * Unwanted . Times Special of the Chicago and Indiana West- p dgood, as- | CARTHAGE, Ind, April 11—[em railroad for nine years. L INEER DIES! - For Mr C. H. M h 102] me massnspons v5.0.4 bas » ay ae Rites for William J. Henley, jurist], He practiced law in Indianapolis ily S. urpny, completed plans for a special dace 72 { orne Dis and attorney who served as judge 1918 due to ill health. He returned : Rites for Mrs. Charles H. Murphy, and floor show to be held at 8:30 : Te of the former Indiana state court of [to practice in Rushville in 1928 and| » who blew out 102 candles on her| § aay a ae oe Thea I] 33) : appeals, will be held at 3 p. m. to-|continued until 1939. Curtiss-Wright Employee, a Birthday sake Marsh 9, will be at § Commanders band will play. eches, the and invited. morrow in his home near here.| Survivors besides his wife, Mrs. 11 8. m, tomorrow in the Moore & : pen forum ‘ Burial will be at Riverside here. |Myrtle E, Henley, are three daugh-| Lifelong Resident Here, [Kirk northeast mortuary, 2530 sta- WINEMA SPONSORS PARTY ipated in WHITTLETON Mr. Henley, who died yesterday in|ters, Mrs, Horace Ingram, Wash- tion st, with burial in Memorial The Winema, council degree of the prine . of Indianapolis, Inc. his home, was 80. Beginning law|ington; Mrs. Louis Mauzy, Rush- + Was 67. Park cemetery. Pocahontas will give a card party 202 Big 4 Bldg.—MA, 7065 ||Proctice in Rushville, Mr. Henley|ville, and Mrs. Stanley Murray, Mrs. Murphy died yesterday in at 8 p. m. today in Red Men's hall, n— Sixteen Years in Indianapolis was elected to the court of appeals| Hagerstown, and two sisters, Mrs.| Services for Robert 8. Fort, alher home, 2227 N. Olney st. 17th st. and Roosevelt ave. TALK in 1895 and resigned in 1903 to be-|Eunice H. Publow and Mrs. Samuel mechanical engineer, will be at 8:15 She and Mr. Murphy, who is 92, po : ; e, Conn, come president and general counsel|L. Newsom, both of Carthage, - a Bi tom in Grinsteirier’s fu-| celebrated Jor th wedding an- Girdle Shortage rns St, ar nie 4 jor of th —— neral home and at 9 a. m. in the niversary Marc and members thorough examination will help de0 » of Pocahontas council, 350, were Z cide whether you need glasses or industrial Assumption Catholic church. Burial ” » not. If you don't we'll be glad to present to congratulate the oldest 0 tell you so, If you do, the correct will be in St. Joseph cemetery. H lasses will be ] ho Mr. Fort, who was 67, died yes-|llving Pocahontas member in the . - prescribed to help dianapolis . United States. "La vy improve youreyer -{terday in his home, 1323 Blaine ave. ; in da omen re a of For the last year he had worked A pioneer of Brightwood, Mrs. |. Mrs. Charles H. Murph your appearance. ittee for PN Murphy came to Indianapolis from urphy You adult fat le may often slim down at Curtiss-Wright Corp., but pre- ‘ i without starvation diets ye back in ao Registered optomthe viously had been employed 30 years| Ohio, following her mairiage in| Until'a few months ago she did hen your excens fa is at Sie vith sam ; at the Lamson Manufacturing Co. 1880. her own washing, cooking and iron- miedo by rd deficiency. Just eat sen- at. i WS nnn % A lifelong Indianapolis resident, he : ing. Neighbors often recalled the s 3 = was a member of the vesltont, the Willis of Indianapolis and Joseph [good chocolate pies and devil's food Ne | Catholic church and the Men's club| Chew of Monroe Bridge, Mass.; a (cakes she would bake and the typi- rmola is not & cure-all. If in doubt.at yy vi of the church. daughter, Mrs. Bessie Lobby of|cal Irish jigs that she would do for au au Ji img shows Mvisabllity of © Aentinent N 7 5 \ Survivors are two sons, Pvt. Leon- Joplin, Mo., and a brother, Carl|their entertainment. erties and re effects of the Marmola fare. TIT lof o JY. 14 \Y/ HE | ard R. Fort, stationed with a tank Cooper of St. Louis, Mo. Burvivors besides Mr. Murphy are , consult a physician, « ST a son, Albert Rochelle, Who is 76, | yer Tou ness Marmols, why not lose those 9 ON THE CIRCLEES AL 8 battalion in England, and Cpl. Ray- , » Who 1s 76, ugly “uncomfortable pounds aN 7 Ss mond D, Fort, with a bombardier JOHN MITCHELL </and a granddaughter, Mrs. Ruth Ha Don’t delay. A squadron in England; a daughter-| Funeral services for John Mitch-|Benson, Crystal Lake, Il

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in-law, Mrs, Leonard Fort of Indianapolis, and two sisters, Miss Fannie K. and Mrs. Paul L. Breeding, both of Indianapolis.

JOSEPH HOSSMAN

The Rev. N. H. Schultz will conduct services for Joseph (Jake) Hossman, 118 Olive st., at 1:30 p. m. Thursday in the G. H. Herrmann funeral home, 1505 8. East st. Burial will be in Floral Park cemeaery. Mr. Hossman, a truck driver for

Methodist hospital. He was 50. A lifelong Indianapolis resident, he belonged to the Teamsters’ union, Survivors are his wife, Ethel; half-brother, Tony Miller, and a

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ell, 14-year-old son of Dr. and Mrs. |¥ Edward L, Mitchell, 3710 Washing- |= ton blvd. were to be at 1:30 p. m. today in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary with burial in Crown Hill. The boy died Sunday in Methodist hospital of injuries received Saturday -in an automobile crash" at Kessler blvd. near Meridian st.

7 INDIANA CITIES ON SAFETY HONOR ROLL

Seven Indiana cities are among the 156 with populations between 5000 and 10,000 which went through 1943 without a single a| traffic fatality, They . have been placed on the honor roll of the

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Services for Ralph G. Foran, 501 Wisconsin st., will be at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the G. H, Herrmann funeral home, 1505 S. East st., with burial in Floral Park cemetery. Mr. Foran, who was 27, died Saturday while on a business trip in Pittsburgh, Pa. A veteran. of world war II, he received a medical discharge from the 937th bombardier training squadron in May, 1943, Survivors are his wife, Margaret; a son, James, and a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Parker, all of Indianapolis.

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Cities cited are Warsaw, Madison, Plymouth, Rushville, Seymour and Wabash.

WOMEN OF MOOSE MEET The membership committee, Women of the Moose, Indianapolis chapter 11, will have a business meeting at 8 p. m. today at the home of Mrs. Minnie Silvey, 3 N. Kealing ave. The chairman is Mrs. Effie Traughber.

State Deaths

FT. WAYNE—-Arthur L. Parmelee, 63. Survivors: Wife, Stella; sons, Richard and Gordan; brothers, Prank and Harold; sisters, Mrs. Mayme Strom and Mrs. Edith

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