Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 January 1945 — Page 14

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Agonising itehing of ugly eczema, Ravh fetter, Ringworm, Pimples, Socables, Toe

7 {teh is ohecked in ONE * PPLICATION o| | 5. m. tomorrow. at ‘Planner & Bu- Saints ¢! {chanan mortuary for Mrs. Frances | FIRST far ‘tally to watisty. Try it today. Alice Grindle, 407 W. 46th st. Rev. Creek Church

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HE War Department has recently called

for greatly increased shipments of Pram Morris Cigarettes—to our Armed Forces in the various war theatres throughout the world. This inevitably results in a further shortage of Pam Morris for civilian consumption. -

We genuinely regret that youn itt, therefore, sometimes do without—we also know that you would never want one of our fighting sons or daughters deprived of this slight extra relaxation and enjoyment. We trust, further, that this shortage here at home will be only temporary... so we ask you to be patient—your dealer will have Pamir Morris today or tomorrow—so keep on asking until he gets his new supply.

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Services will be conducted at 3|J.° “william Yoder,

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J Indianapolis; a half-brother, Cloid Weaver, Indianapolis, and eight grandchildren, ;

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pastor of All copal cathedral, will officiate ahd burial will be ‘in Bear cemetery, Brown | county. : : Mrs: Grindle, who .was 80, died | vesterday on the same date her husband, Alfred Grindle, architect, died in 1941, I She is survived by a son, A, Ver-| non Gripdle? Indianapolis; a granddaughter, Mrs. Harry E. Goodwin, Sari Diego, Cal, and a sister and several cousins living in/ England.

ARTHUR F. SHOTTS Rites will be held at 10 a. m.| Monday at Moore & Kirk mortuary. | 5342 E. Washington st., for Arthur! F. Shotts, who died yesterday at| City hospital. - Burial will be in Floral ‘Park. Mr. Shotts, who was 57, was employed by Sedwick Commissio, of the Indianapolis stockyard oo resided at 2215 W. Morgan st. He was a native of Indianapolis- and was a deliveryman for the former, Maywood Milk _Co..for. 20 years be- | fore being: employed by the commis-|

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mae E. Shotts; six daughters, Mrs Hazel . Totty, Mrs. Esther Wilhelm, Mrs. Dorothy Roberts, Mrs. Maxine White and Miss Shirley Shotts, alli of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Thelma Skomp, Kokomo; two sons, William F. Shotts, Indianapolis, and Lynn Allen Shotts, listed missing in action in Germany; two brothers, George and Amos Shotts, both of

MRS. HATTIE F. MALOTT Services for Mrs. Hattie F. Malott, former schoolteacher who died Wednesday night at her home, 338 N. Ritter ave. will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow at Moore & Kirk Irvington chapel. The Rev. George Arthur Frantz, pastor of First Pres-| byterian church, will officiate and burial will be in Marion. Mrs. Malott, who was 78, was a native of “Winamac and taught school in Marion ~before coming here 20 years ago. She was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and First Presbyterian church. | She is survived by her husband, William S. Malott; two sons, Dr. Ralph Malott, of Scott's Bluff, Neb:, and the Rev. Fred Malott, Hicksville, O.; a daughter, Miss Edna Malott, Indianapolis; four sisters, Mrs. Elsie Thompson, Chatham, N. J.; Mrs. Grace Briner, Kentland; | Mrs. Charles Eades, Anderson, and Mrs. Henry Shanks, Winamac, snd three brothers, Frank, Abe" and Robert Freeman, all of Winamac. | i |

MRS. SARAH BERKSHIRE Mrs. Sarah B. Berkshire, wife of Harry Waite Berkshire, died last] night at her home, 333 S. Butler ave. She was 76. She was a native of Vanceburg, | Ky. and had resided here 53 years. | She was a member of East Park! Methodist church and the Moores Hill chapter, Order of Eastern Star. | Mrs. Berkshire is survived by her husband and a son, Benjamin Berkshire, Indianapolis. The body was taken to Shirley

Brothers’ Irving Hill chapel. }

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