Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1944 — Page 5

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JOSEPH L. LONG The Rev. R. C. Windhorst will Long, 1116 N. Capitol ave, at 25 p. m. tomorrow in the Voigt mortuary, Burial will be in Memorial | Park cemetery. Mr, Long, who was 48, died yesterday in City hospital. He had lived in Indianapolis 40 years and was employed as a masseur with the K. of P. Turkish bath house, Survivors are his mother, Mrs, Mary Long, and a brother, Earl, both of Indianapolis,

1809. Orleans st. will be at 1 p. m. PASWATER, : POSTAL meme, ons gan ow SUPERVISOR, DIES

burial in New Crown cemetery. Miss Dewey, who was 23, died yes-| Mont Paswater, supervisor of the terday in her home. She was an

oyee of the American Can Co.

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Services for William Arthur tal Smith, insurance agent, will be at! Mr. Paswater, a employee 123 years, had supervised the Ft. { Harrison branch post office from

Masonic cemetery there. | Jan, 1,.1943, until March of this

Mr. Smith, who was 70, died yes- | Year when he was appointed mail- Pl : s | LY , An Unusually Fine Group of

Added rolls if necessary for larger terday in the Masonic home. He ing division supervisor.

rooms, Du Pont Paint | cone member of Dro Born in Columbus, he had lived side lodge, F. & A. M.. and belonged | here 23 years. He was a member SERVICE STORE to the Grace Methodist church In) of Capitol City Masonic lodge.

249 W. Wash. LL 3458 || Franklin. | Survivors are his wife, Mrs. | Oppasita Stats Mouse Survivors are his wife, Ethel; a Gladys Paswater; a daughter, Sha- |

sister, Mrs. Spence McQueen, Tus-| ron Lee, and his mother, Mrs, Mary |

Paswater, Columbus. { y ; Funeral services will be conducted 4 at 2 p. m. Friday at the Dorsey} 1 : p- —Left —End Table funeral home, 3925 E. New York st., | 4 | an BLAS by the Rev. Robert Lewis of the rn PY § od La SA" $1785 Seventh Christian church, Mem- : f " bers of the Capitol City lodge will! : : : # iy s Cocktail Tabl i net € ail Table

take part in the services. 3 . ; # &

State Deaths

ARGOS—Chloe B. Heckaman. Survivors Husband, Oliver; daughters, Mrs. Merritt Bowles, Mrs. Glenn Stafford, and Mrs { Prank Thomas; sons, Herbert, David, J | Oliver snd William. | dee | CARLISLE—Evan R. Lloyd, 73. Surviv- . ors: Wife, Minnie: dsughises: Mrs. Mar- Perabi k 1 bl Pe nan . garet Carey an rs. Mal rouse. } embroke la Marilyn's scientific 'skin-deep’ storage treat- ! . ment penetrates the important under-fur of : , . } Abore— $24.50 YOu Godt «the invidly portion of fin . mmond, pelt much i Thomas Devine and Mrs. adys Swick- | St ; vans w to its endurance. ard: sisters, Mrs. J, W. Creasey and Mrs "> / ore your fur coat at Anna Vaught. WE Lamp Table Marilyn Furs — where & | CONNERSVILLE—Charles D. Blackburn, ' —- you KNOW it. will be 1 ; 8 Snvvan: Daughter, Mrs. Herbert h n $24 00 fe. ° FT. WAYNE—Ellen Elizabeth Anderson. |

4. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Anderson; brothery, Jases Ana Ceaunees; i { rents, Jess Ander a a 8 % . ussel v ; en " ' 1 r++ alt: 60. Survivors: Brother, | F YOUR home Is table shy, you I do well to see Arthur Patterson; sisters, Mrs. Alie Kuhl man and Mrs. Prank Heighway. i Harry J. Miller, 69. Survivors: Wife, | Rose; sons, Harry and Carl; brother, 8 ; . . < Job g ; struction, with solid mahogany legs and posts and mahogany

n. Meta Heilman, 53. Survivors: Husband,

Walter: daughters, Mrs. Arklie Arnett and) bo im O. Hagerman; sisters, Mrs. : Cigarette Tier Table veneer tops. Correct 18th Century styling and very careful

Carl Jachn and Mrs. Oscar Peichtuer; | T bl L Ft — - a efl— rr int i e— Le; $24.50 finish lend unusual character. Styies shown are included

the splendid values in this group. All are of excellent con-

brothers, Carl, Alfred and Oscar. { KEMPTON--Henrittta Wright, 75. Sur-|

vivors: Daughter, Mrs. Maude Jones; $ 6 833 brothers, John, Thomas, Lewis and Jesse 0 Cardwell; sisters, Susan Rayls and Ardella | : Taylor, ‘ SULLIVAN — John Henry Pircell, 38. Survivors: Wife, Loda May, mother, Mrs. | Arthur Cox. i TERRE HAUTE—Dorothy McPhail, 34. Survivres: Husband, David; daughters,

Mrs. Sy Possje: and Sle Pelle Mermal i . * . fr ‘ Fo son. Richard; parents. Mr, and Mrs, il- " Aha ne ASMAARA SAAR UYU ARO ASMAIAGINL SAA AMARA nn om a } | a Selection of nicely styled

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liam McKinney; brother, William Gabbert Helen Louise Targett, 29. Survivors Mothers, Mrs. Edith Targett: sisters, Mics Isabell Targett, Mrs. Florence Nance and Miss Sarah Marie Targett; brothers, Fred Robert, Walter sud Paul

CHURCH CLASS MEETING

The Three G class of the Gar- f Tl SR : : field Park Baptist church will meet bon Say : \ = ; THESE are unusually subtonight at the home of Mrs. Grover Eoieds E ¢ 4 i 4 Ro ~S me : . Marquette, 1218 Hoefgen st. Rand Hl stantial tables, good locking enough for any room in your

MEMORIAL GROUP MEETS home. Two attractive fin-

The General Memorial association will meet at 7:30 p. m. May 19, in ishes—light bleached oak the west room of the World War and neutral autumn brown

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