Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 January 1945 — Page 25

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Although an accurate count is unavailable at present, Frances Snyder, secretary of the Indianapolis Women's Bowling association, has a report of the approximate number of entrants in the 26th annudl city tournament. Approximate entry for the tourney which opens at the Dezelan alleys Feb, 3, is 165 teams, 247 doubles and 410 individuals. Although the deadline was Saturday mid-,———— —— night, Miss Snyder reports that Sn the Indianapolis league at Prit-|

THURSDAY, JAN. 18 1945

AT FIRST Lightweight Bout SIGNOF A LD wb EN 18 ou Py— USE & & 5

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Big League Talent |Club Grid Trophy PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18 (U., P.).

CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Jan. 18. |Howie Judson, high-scoring Uni- —Glenn W. Davis, West Point army | gridiron star who led the nation in

versity of Illinois forward, is headed for a major league baseball career scoring last season, will receive the!

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|a Bush-Callahan city league game. Sunday l afternoon, Jap. 21, the Cola five will play Lukas-Harold at s o' ‘lock at the Armory in one of the prelim games to the In- | dianapolis All-Stars-University vof Mexico ame. The Colas have won 17 games out of 20 this season.

Stone, third baseman for Lt. Birdie Tebbetts’ Waco, Tex., army air field team, has been transferred to a radio school at Sioux Falls, S. D.

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Athenians Nip West Side Five

ow a Although the Washington Continentals outscored the Crawfordsville high school basketball team from the field, 13 baskets-to nine, the visitors annexed the game staged at the Washington gym last night, 34 to 32. The Athenians fattened” their Iscore on charity tosses by scoring 16

Washington, Score at the half was 17-16, Crawfordsville, and 26-23 at the end of the third quarter. Ralph | ©'Brien paced the host team with | eight points, Hessler of the visitors

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‘of directors held yesterday in the, Hotel Lincoln, succeeds Harold B.

Tharp. The latter was named! | treasurer, | Others named were Perry W.|

|Lesh, first vice president; William | | J. Mooney, second vice president | and the following board of direc-: tors: A. W. Metzger, Arthur R. Baxter, Fermor S. Cannon, Joseph E. Cain, | {James F. Carroll, L. L. Goodman, | Theodore B. Griffith, J. J. Kiser, W. | |I. Longsworth, Charles J. Lynn, Ed- | gar Mock, Thomas D. Sheerin, Mr. | Hanna and Mr. Tharp. Others directors are A. E. Baker, D. R. Barneclo, Joseph M. Bloch, Homer C. Capehart, W. C. Griffith. George A. Kuhn, Hugh McK. Landon, J. K. Lilly, H. T. Pritchard, | James Robb, Booth Tarkington, c.| E. Whitehill and Harold B. West, Payments to local and national agencies during 1944 totaled $1,822,252.04, Mr. Cannon, treasurer, reported.

AWAIT WORD FROM GENERAL'S CAPTOR

Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Dunnuck, 1002 Tabor st, are anxiously awaiting news from their son, T. Sgt. Earl Dunnuck, who recently helped capture a German general. Sgt. Dunnuck and three American soldiers captured Gen. Hans Lingner, commander of the 17th S.S. panzer-grenadier division, after the ‘German general and his aids took | the wrong road and drove into an/ allied outpost. The general is believed to have been the first division commander taken prisoner on the Western front. Sgt. Dunnuck, who was wounded Nov. 14, 1944, when a hand grenade was shot out of his hip pocket by a German sniper, is the brother of Mrs. Bertha Dickey, 1422 S. Reisner st, and Mrs. Ida Yee Cobb, 1841 Lambert st. He is The father of two sons, Earl Jr. and Donald of St. Louis, Mo.

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1 Mr. and Mrs, Harold George Lehr, brother of Mrs. Rita Matney, Harold Anthony Lehr, Seaman. 1-¢ John J. Tehr Robert ‘T, and Margaret M. Lehr, passed away Tuesday a. m Service | Saturday, 9 a. m, from the Assumption |” church. Praver service at, the mortuary! Saturday, 8 a. m. Burial St Josepn { cemetery. Friends may call at Shirley |

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MARTHIN-—-Martha, Lincoln, Ii, Henry Marthin, foster mother of Phylis, | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Melvin, sister of Ruth Melvin, all of Lincoln, Iil.; Winifred Beisinger. indianapolis, and Cpl. James J. Melvin, Ft Knox, passed away in Lincoln, 1. | Services at the J C. Wilson “Chapel of | A the Chimes’ 1234 Prospect st., Friday, 2p. m. Friends invited, Burial New | Crown. Friends may call at the “Chapel of the Chimes.” MEAD Mattie E., age 81 years, belo mother.of Warren T. Mead, Mrs. Mabel | Gill, Mrs. Ann Madsen, Mrs. Leona Lechner, Mrs. Harriett Meredith and sister of Harry L. Cuykendall, passed away Wednesday p. m Funeral Sat-

urday, 1:30 p, m.. from Shirley Brothers! Central Chapel 9468 N. Illinois st rial Crown Hill Friends may call chapel after 1 p. m,, Friday. 63 years, 622 E.| Morris st., beloved brother of Mrs. Rose Layne, Edward, Thomas and Frank Leary passed away Wednesday a. m Funeral Friday, 8:30 a. m. at the G H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 > East st.: Service 9 a. m. St. Patni church. Friends invited. Burial Cross. Priends may call at funeral home | any time.

REED~—G, Arthur, 4170 Winthrop; husband

of Kathrina J.; father of Lois, Ruth and Eleanor Reed; brother of Mrs. Carll Henschen and Mrs. ‘Robert Moore of Los! Angeles, Cal, and Margaret Reed of. Greenfield, Ind.; passed away Thursday! morning. Service Flanner & Buchanan | Mortuary. Time later, Priends invited. | Burial Wilkson, Ind. Friends may call at-the mortuary,

beloved husband of Dorcia L. Sherrin; foster father of Richard P. and Dorothy R. Heitzmann; passed away Wednesday afternoon, Funeral from the West Side Apostolic church, Reinet and W. Ohio sts., Monday, 1:30 m. Priends may call at Shirley Biles West Chapel, 2002 W Michigan st., from 1 p. m. Priday until noon Monday and at the church from 13.30 to 1:30 p. m.

SPRINGSTUN—Chesler A., 1819 Ingram st., entered into rest Tuesday, age 38 poyears:~He was“the husband of Mary M.

Springstun, son of Mrs stun and brother of Mrs. Myrtle Reed; M13 Pearl Johnson, Mrs, Bertha Dugas, Claude Springstun and Wesley Spring-| stun. Services Friday, 7:30 p. m., Harry |

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W.. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial ‘White- | house cemetery, Chrisney, Ind. Moore | mortuaries. STEWART-—-Martha J, mother of Frank Indianapolis, and Harvey, Puente, Cal. | passed away Thursday. Friends may call at the J. C. Wilson ‘Chapel of the! Chimes,” 1234 Prospect st., from 6 p. m to 10 m., Thursday. Services and! burjal Clermont, Ind STILES—Arvada B., 836 W. 30th st, wife of Charles and mother of Mrs. G. J Loomis Hayes, Trever —Gailord, — Clare ence, Charles Jr. daughter of William

T. Pierce of Indianapolis, sister of Edward and Cecil Pierce of Indianapolis, Frank Pierce, Wilmette, Ill, and Harley . Pierce of Detroit. Services Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary ime later

STOUT-—Capt; James Rowland, Douglas,

Ariz.; ‘husband of Norms Johnson Stout; father of Janet; son of Mrs. Evelyn! Stout; passed away. Services Planner &

Buchanan Mortuary Saturday, 2:30 Pp. m. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park. ! VERBARG—Charles W. age 72; beloved | husband of Daisy Verbarg: father of F C.. William Frederick Verbarg, | Shoemaker, Cal.; Martha Lou Verbarg; | Margaret Shephard, Virginia Gampiier?| brother of Joseph, Pred and Leonard | Verbarg and Mrs Ida Phillips! passed! away Monday a. m.' Services Saturday, | 10 a. m., from Shirley Brothers Cen-! tral Chapel, 946 N. Iilipois st. Burial North Vernon Protestant cemetery, Friends may call a call at Chapel any time.

CARDS OF THAN THANKS 2 JUSON—We wish to “thapk all the friends, neighbors and relatives for

their kindness, sympathy and hewwsitul flowers received during the illness and death of our beloved husband and | father, James Ferguson. We especially | thank the Rev. John B. Ferguson, palibearers and Flanner & Buchanan. THE FAMILY SCHEURER—We are deeply grateful and wish to express our sincere thanks to neighbors, friends and relatives for their kindness, sympathy, floral tributes and spiritual bouquets received at the death of our father, William Scheurer, We are also grateful to Father Edward Bauer, also Rev. Willlam C. Fehlinger of 8t. Vincent's hospital, pallbearers and the Grinsteiner Puneral Home, CHILD!

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FULL OR PART-TIME WORK

REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS, INC.

634 N. Noble CASHIER Aitractive opening for person with pleasant personality? life insurance office revious experience as cashier not necessary as we will train you although we do require a knowledge of typing, | and bookkeeping would be helpful. Per manent position with pleasant working Apply in person 552.554 Consolidated bldg

~ EXPERIENCED CLAIM GIRL AND 2 TYPISTS

with casualty insurance experience preferred, 5-day week. 129 E. Market, Room 409

* CLEANING WOMEN

White or colored Permanent position. Good salary. Experience preferred, but not Recesay. TAYPOOL HOTEL

CLERICAL I

Permanent position for girl In production control; must be accurate in figures; experienced or inexperienced.

Mitchel & Scott Machine Co.

1841. Ludlow

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Permanent position open in claim de-| | partment General clerical wor Experi- | ence unnecessary. - Reasonable salary. | {Pleasant working conditions.

For Interv few Call at

‘American States Ins. Co.

company

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342 N. Meridian GLERK-SOME TYING Good beginner. Will train. Northside aire co, TA-1591. COQ! housework; . 4321 C Central: HO-5400.

Comptometer Operator

If you want a position with a well established concern where you will have t-war future we would like to have your application for a position now open. Exvellent salary and working conditions. 5-Day week Our em ployees know about this ad. , ADDRESS

Comptometer Operator

We have a permanent position epen for a beginner between the ages of 18 and 35. no experience ‘necessary. Accuracy In figures essential, some typing. Apply” after 7:30 a. m., Cook Coffee, 936 E Georgia, or phone MA-3104 for appointment.

GENERAL housework: 25-45: 3 jal or dren; excellent salary, HU-89

* GIRL »&

to answer phone and general office work with just a little shorthand and typing Salary, $25 for 5 days, T!3 hours per day Please state age, experi. ence and give references. Address Times, Box AS7TS.

% GIRL

To Pack Orders. 40-Hour Week. Light, Pleasant Work.

Mutual Drug Co. wie: Georgia Girls—Opportunities Now War Jobs Today : Peace. Jobs Tomorrow

Employment Office—Women

240 N, Meridian St.

indiana Bell Telephone Co, Co. i

‘GIRLS WANTED

We need several people who are inter ested in becoming skilled optical workers, No experience necessary, | is provided, Light pleasant work, Post war opportunities. See Mr. Young at

White-Haines Opfical Co.

23 E. Ohio St,

Girls, Experiencéd or to Learn Marking, king. spotting. ashion Cleaners, 1901 Central. GIRL for daytime work in package —Suar store. Full or part time. 2105 W fngton

inspecting and woof .

ample training .

GIRL or young woman for stock and buns

die room. Steady and permanent. Come

GIRL 15 ys ma sve) un, nh

¢ HAND SEWERS

INDIANA FUR CO. 114 EB Washington,

Junehy from Stewart- Xi: Warne,

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Must have experience on cloth

__ mercial Towel, RI-5737 for appointment. {

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