Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 June 1944 — Page 9

| STATE DEATHS

Mrs. Va Survivors: ED. Prescribe the ’ and Faughn Elizabeth Hummer, 84. Survivors: Son, ie Bari; Saighies Mrs. Gertrude Burrell. {Es No Mary Buchmann, 33, Survivors: edt pe — -

BROOKI-1ily M. Meshey, 29. Burviv-|Sister HEY Bertha An tous Ie at ors: Husband; Otto; Paul; brothers, Hozen and ‘Mrs. Martha: aay

Rites for Morristown Resi. Sheen” Wale, wilin "sna Rass Coz” °° "1% Merint Youhe: Brother Tired H i . e L. Smith, 71 Sur-| ADDS Badors. Mrs’ Catherine Russel, Mrs. | JIC ushands dent Will Be Held at Sur- | Florence Barnes and Mrs. Helen Banks:

EVANSVILLE—Orvill vivors: Wife, Mary; sons, Clyde and

20, er Hp VIvaLS: Daughter, Barlow.

Resident of City for 58| Years Will Be Buried |

son, Harry, sister, Mrs, Anna Gorska, : ; crt; daughter Mrs. Elmer Lions; brother,| Samantha Gillespie, 178. vors R d Wi . Harry BR, Cn " & SECURITIES « COMMODITIES | sleep on its bare floors. In Fortville. 10 A. M. gh ee 79. Survivors: Sons, David, = ME Entre: 424 William: daog. unaown ives! | | ashi T ambers; sister, Mrs. Cora ita, : oy The. alularen, Whose vee of i or A : : rn Toe. Meh Bias. renee ean SL old: SERS 3 “Bien wef; Orlando Redfield, 81. Survivor: Want New Pep, Vim, Energy? and electrical - : Phone: MArket 3501 house as usual Sunday night, | K- Wiss, To ) died yesterday at garet Stirling, who died yesterday ter, Jonelle: em: ou. aus sisters. rs, plas "Hesey Mattern, & Survivors: | ppg PAE Ey ce . rE but in the dar) failed her home at her in M will be Mi Figlea Stars ag oheper; sons. Dale ard George; | for pep, iality: prophyigetie of vitamin Yew plumbing . to see a warning sign posted on |be held at 11 a. m. Friday at i gis Aus 36. Survivors: Husband, | truae pens: Por” Ting Mis. Ger: ti fetcieney. eek of nr en Se tilating codes 11 Wall Seteer, New York McCarty funeral home, Fortville. | held at 10 a. m. Monday at the prank. daughters, Virginia, Magdeine |e Foros. Try thle Taraces roots for exhausted, # the door by an exterminator who y sud Rosalie: sons, Prancis, Frederick and . fron-poor condinion aaa r outs f feel weak, tired= eviously. Branches in 32 Cities had filled the place with deadly | Burial will also be in Fortville. residence. Burial will be In Acton | oot nes: Guillem. 18- | goon rime. Rowalska. Mita: Survivors: out, cider Be forge Eri size first a . cyanid Mrs, Wiseman was the widow A ters. Mrs. Sarah Huff and Mrs. Mildred Mrs. Stanley Buczinski. T, | sow ip a. ‘onte today. tad Wrise for our weekly Stock § Ta te =. found by the |Frank R. Wiseman, a maintenane Mrs. Stirling, the mother of ROb- | “Mif) dowara Gorman, $6. Survivors: \2F Best, Bq SUVIUCTY Sisters, | polis ai” al Hors ‘and His Siored ommittee had ’ onr y srvey inatar vi e he 3 by man: for Standard Oil Co. for ert W. Stirling of the Stirling wile daughter, Irene; brother, atary Hasir, 74. Survivor: Sister, Mrs. | 1% b Pi tu code and ow Monday and the children’s |Years, and had lived in funeral home, ag jue Hlow of a rt Allen _11._Survivors: Bus Theodore Bi Bauer, 62. Survivors: Broth- C Y imples new code . Bombers New York Stock Exchange other olis 38 years. Charles Stirling, ormer - school principal exchanges

George and William; sister, Mrs.

daughtar. Mrs. Anna Bishop; brother, Prank Goepfrich.

teacher who died 19 years ago, and Te Gertrude orimn %. 8 *t Casmir Doiniak, 65.

Father, | joce0h and Valentine: Mrs. Margaret Wilson and Florence and Bernice.

Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Ear] Smock and Mrs. Velma Keller, both of Indianapolis; two sisters, : 4 Mrs, George Helms of McCords-| Pharmacists Mate 1-c James| A, native of Rock Lane, she was|ier 45 Houcher 1. ay Josephs aod wR Nirah Je, pan piers: | blemishes. Why tolerate itching of ville and Mrs. Bert Cooper of Wilson Perry, son of Mr. and Mrs.|77. She was a member of the Mor- Carl, beth Ket aa Catherine’ Dugan, Mrs. sister, Mrs. Olin Smith. | pimples, eczema, angry red blotches Clarksburg, and two brothers, Ozro|James E. Perry, 3716 College ave. ristown chapter, O. E. 8, the Mor-| Kath Doench, $2. SULVIVOLS: | corn ive pond. Boers ors: 4Sis-and other irritations, when you can Kemerly of Greenfield and Ray-|Was graduated with high honors ristown Methodist church, and the |NePhews. Walter and Aribur fama

Jones and Mrs. Edna Wise. {get quick relief from soothing Petmohd Kemerly of Fortville, receently at He Soria naval Bos-{Siulty County Art association. vi MOND Martha Crrisman, Vi Sus WABASH—Alfred Plum, 81. Burvivors: | £r500's Ointment? 35¢ all druggists. pital, Portsmou a., where he

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Survivors: Sons, daughters, Mary,

committee Survivors, besides the son, are a|Mrs. Clara Greene; son, Daniel; sisters, Vite, Mary Fsavei; sus Ruiry wa Money refunded if one application ory Mohl ALBERT COHEN sicad sixth in a class of more than daughter, Mrs. Curtis Smith, Mor- i Wangen, wk Mildred Prense, k does not delight you. Peterson's ams, : {ristown; three grandchildren, Lt. Hannah Collins, or Burors: Son,| WILLIAMSPORT—Ella Kent, 83. Sur- OiBtment also soothes irritated and John H. Nie- Funeral services for Albert Cohen, een with an average of 956 Dorothy Smith Kimmel, stationed|Esri: sisters. Mis. Anna Harter and| ¥ivors: Brother, Arthur Kent. _ Itired feet and cracks between toes. O. A. Tislow ¥ an independent fruit merchant who per cent, Perry has been ordered at H tead, Fla, Cpl. John Mrs. Huldah Waltefs. | : ‘ died yesterday morning at his home, Ones LAFAYETTE—W. A. Hendricks, 58. Surarren D. Mil- Now, your dreams can become a reality. You y y ing to report to the U. 8. naval hos-|C. Stirling, Camp McCoy, Wis., and | vivor: Wife. Mayme. MH | N E L EF S S shanics, Roy can go places you previo shied away 1014 Church st., will be held at 3|pital Oakland, Cal, for further Air Cadet Robert Stirling Smith, i Broderick, 64. Survivors: Wife, hitwood and. from. New vistas are openéd. Your work- {P. m. today at the Aaron-Rueben | training. |Raleigh, N. C., and a nephew, Carl| ‘0: daughter, Mrs. Henry Downer. |

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MONTICELLO—Claude Atkins, 49. Survivor: Sister, Mrs. Harold Cooper.

OAKLAND CITY—John + Duncan, Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Maude W. Williams and Mrs. Ida Wo

funeral home. Burial will be In| His sister, 1st Lt Margaret L. Wilson. the Sephardic cemetery. Perry, is stationed in England with |

A native of Salonica, Greece, Mr.|the 347th hospital nurse corps and MRS. BELLE GATEWOOD Cohen, was 52. He had lived in| his brother, David, is a pharmacist’s|

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8gt. Griffith was the son of Harry E Griffith, 1717 Arrow ave, and Mrs. Maude Monto, and husband of Mrs. Frances Griffith, 1130 N. Arsenal ave. Other survivors are two brothers, Donald and Benja-

Krost officiating. Burial will be Friday noon in Monon, Ind. Mrs. Gatewood, a resident of Indianapolis for the last 37 years, was born in Hancock county and

band, Andrew; sons, Leo, Allen, Robert] and Kenneth; daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Dawald and Mrs. Zelma Hopkins. William Hendricks, 60. Survivors: Wife, Susan; daughters, Mrs, Camilla Hamilton and Mrs. Gladys DuBoy; son, Jack. Orien Perry, 76. Survivors: Son, Estel; brothers, S8amual, Calvin and Alvin,

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the last survi member of| PATOKA—C Devin Adams, 67. Sur-| Amir, Palestine, and. a brother, Sam, min, and a sister, Mrs. Dorothy oa ving Yivors: ghie Lucille and _ Mrs. |

Di hters, Indianapoli Nortman. her family. She was 77 and was a| pester Gleseke; n, Marvin. and Elbert; |

mber of the Asbury Memorial|sisters, Mrs. M. Arthur, Mrs. James] ne r of Johnson and Mrs. Ray Allen; brothers, | church. John and William Devin, i SAHARA GROTTO SET PARTY | Survivors are three daughters,| PRINCETON—Etta Anna Harbison, 58.

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died yesterday in City hospital, will| Will hold a public card party tomor-|apolis, and Mrs. Pearl Harvey and|Resier: brother, Frank Evett.

ibe held at 1:30 p. m. Friday in the {row at 8:30 p. m. at 4107 E. Wash- Ass. Dollie Brimacombe of Sapula, SELBY VILLE Mary i gr od Frank Crim and Mrs. Carl Rogers.

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, lived 204 KRESGE BUDS. SW or. pon 8 Wesh.rs. FROIIS *a 48 35d was 8 member of fhe yk etdgewerk = Crowns 5 > Filings - X-Ra¥ ¢| survivors are his wite, Mrs. Goldie!

on Everything! | suckle 45, * Sepeen. fad James Diamonds, Watches |... \i.cx. cukiown, and two broen- Wh % b - ; Musical ws Cameras ors. Fussell and Marvin, both of In- yY we ) of = uying Clothing, ofguns, ES, as ADA WAIDE, . 'T The Cra hug i Inc. || Mrs. Ada Waide, widow of Robert|

Waide, formerly of .Indianapolis,| died Saturday at Long Beach, Cal. | She was 75. Puneral services and | burial will be at Long Beach. She is survived by a sister, and! brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry |

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Memorial services for T. Sgt. Carl B. Griffith, who ‘was killed May 1

or WORN SPOTS LEON TAILORING C0. on his first bombing mission in the Mediterranean theater, will be held!

235 Mass Ave, “5,15, adie Do Fisi Siok J| Dusety Oppestte attans Theater [at 4 p. m. Saturday at the Hillside i we Christian church, Ingram and 18th

sts. Herbert Wilson of the Butler WE Buy Diamonds [| oxYGEN THERAPY | uwiversity school of ‘reliion and @GHEST CASH PRICES | HAAG'S | — STANLEY Jewelry Go. ALL-NIGHT Drug Store like A NEW MAN

13 W. Wash Lincoln Hotel $ud sud Meridian Sia, : since | discovered WASTE | rit] PAPER NEW STRENGTH!

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gon 215 N. Senate Ave. Open § to § Santa Fe employes in pay roll deductions alone are in well over $1,000,000 of War Bonds . - ev ! cient SILENT STAR EeEek] [TORTS ery mont. . J EERbRn OR We know there is no better way for us to (IHIOIRINTY | ] oes HORIZONTAL 3 Paradise x back up those who have the toughest job of s af \1,8 Pictured 4 Lair . i a 33 oSlent Smtr § Area measure SEAN : all in this dirty war—those millions of men rn 3 Duck TEs NG and women in our fighting forces. 10,000 of how 1 Rue of order Bembeeice J th former Santa Fe emplo : § grass — em are form es. . HARES often nae socom | TESS. Somer ap Byloria. Ter Bonds end iecrss "Loaded vice 1s Seale - 0f pay 10 Winglike part 29 Minera) ; 4 golf device ach, jerky nerves, Sntof Jun sppetis ] : y buying war : nds an ccping Bright color LTRS, peep Por shane Weakness: poor Gnplexiogr Tne : for War” trains rolling, we know we are help23 Like 17 Iron (symbol) 33 Help" S00bserve | | 70 15 13% Neath Brn as,0n.J0ly 8 : 4 . . | ; ake 24 South Amer. 18 Route (abbr.) 33 Dake Bi Brother). stomach ve capaci only 59 * ng to bring our victorious forces home ‘ 25Hias on 22Be indebted 38 Male sheep cloth PLO RIED aiieasch deceive juice quicker—and providing ourselves with savhave. 20Tangle. ~~ 230paces $0 Silk like cloth 54 Father Botes physical Biases + mabiel Het s : 30 Desay De $ teration 3 Symi) tor +n LL3 are subect to poor Wigusion or ings for the days of peace to come. ff 3Famous opera [FIFE *'TE ST a. Jo ws No matter where you work let’s 2// dig a \ } hia A liedde deeper and buy more War Bonds now. i — J DON'T DISCUSS SANTA FE SYSTEM LINES vip Aovematy PALONG THE RQUTE TO TOKYO!! -