Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1945 — Page 16

ex _Z hmmm THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES — = >" MONDAY, MARCH 1945 | ST, JOSEPH'S ANNUAL! In #he Service: Veterans Come Home While Others Start for War Frontsi[ "A Complete Optical Service | . ; § =" : 3 : : CHE _ a od Sie : ey : . ried to the former Miss Sarah Jane I | : 1

for the entire family, - Evening office eB Pa man, © Monday and Friday till 8:30 | i _- _ | Elliott of Maryland. He has served i: ; ''32 months as an armed guard

aboard liberty ships on convoys “in the Atlantic and participated in in-

"EDITORS ARE NAMED NP EE

Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted ] For Those Whe Need Them

DR. H. C. FAHRBACH

Two Indianapolis boys have beens: appointed to fill editorships on the yearbook staff at St. Joseph's .acad- | emy, Collegeville.

Richard Hermann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Hermann, 1640 Union st., will be composition editor of the annual. A senior, he has

. Bis hoon ia DATA fo Vv. Robinson E. Cox B. Kollinger Robert Kremp, son of Mr. and] VERNON H. ‘ROBINSON, son of | BERYL M. KOLLINGER, seaman Mrs. Richard Kremp, 526 N. Oxford | Mr. and Mrs, William H. Robinson, |, das horas on leave from boot st., has been named art’ editor. 2331 W. Morris -st.,, has been pro-|

R. Kollinger

[training recently before / entering

| J. Keenan

G. Keenan

GEORGE KEENAN, seaman 2-¢,

is home on leave while his brother, |field E. Davis, R. R. 7, Box 383, are| CPL. JOHN D. KEENAN, is serv-|iy the navy. LAWRENCE P. DAVIS, |

ing in France. They are the sons

Two sons of Mr, and Mrs. Win-

L. Davis

vasions of Africa, Sicily and Nor- &

mandy.

His brother, RICHARD A, DAVIS, seaman 2-c, Is at Paradise Creek

lawaiting assignment for ‘sea duty.

Optometrist

302 Kahn Bldg.

Meridian at Washington

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t to radioman 3-c with the ) | 75 Bp Ml ng 8 - 4 D U (¢ KE ave Hawaii. He is the father aviation electrician’s school. His of Mrs. Katie Keenan, 3400 Carson EUnners mate 2-c, has returned | : } Susiity petiole jek Liens “on DIRECTLY R E lof Lowell and Denny Robinson, 1418 brother, ROBERT E. ROLLINGER, ave. his ‘base after spending a leave at * ' : > GO 3 HUS + Without exercise or J S. Harding st. ". {seahan 1-c, is a veteran in the Pa-i AUXILIARY TO MEET floes While at home, he was mar- : Oc. FROM SCHOOL YX THE RU diet~a new easy way || EDGAR W. COX; son of Mr. and|cific area and recently returned to POMICE AUTH Fo GIVING THE WAR De inches of girth ana pounds fl nr. “voi | Cox, 3442 Garden [that theater after spending a leave The police auxiliary will meet at SHIN : . the big pust 8 ie Ny Ra ave., is serving on a coast guard- [at home.’ They are the sons of ‘Mr. 8 p. m. toomrrow at F. O. P. head- WORKERS WHO MAKE the East. 6 Treat- $ |manned invasion transport’ which and Mrs. David L. Kollinger, 245 quarters: Capitol and Maryland sts. | DRS. EITELJORG THE MUNIT The prel ments 10 {participated in thes assault on Lu- |W. Morris st. Mrs, William Lahrman is president. IONS FOR Pomerania. a for Only |zon. He previously took part in SOLTIS and FRAY At the

| invasi icily, Single Treatment {the invasions of Sicily $2.50

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Reducing Salon “Phone RIL 6201 Beauty Shop Open Evenings

and Saturday 821 Bd. of Trade Bldg., 143 N. Meridian

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CHILDREN'S COLDS

Daily reports of promotions in {every theater of war and over far{flung fronts are studded with.names {of Indianapolis servicemen whose

| [devotion to duty has won them | higher rank. °

! » . A report from the European ° Special Low Prices theater today announced that ROB-

. 3 “RT.-J. NORWOLK, 233 Belmar on Fine Seal-Dyed Coney | * R a

ave., has been promoted from a

captain to'major Another local man, DONALD C

4 ing. attering has been promoted to

technical sergeant at his marine base in the South Pacific. Back from the Asiatic-Pacific campaign, JAMES E. McCLAIN, a marine, son

Others at $69.95 and $99.95 Denny st; EASY TERMS!

Pay as Little as §1.25 a Week!

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service overseas. -. Also back from

overseas, MARINE GLENN HART, liam

Among Military Promotions|

{ Kwajalein, Eniwetok, sua, an: Many From Here Are Listed |

{i Another local man who wes |wounded in the line of duty is recovering at an English hospital. {CPL. OMAR W. RYBOLT, husband lof Mrs. T. Lucille Rybolt, 1156 N. Tibbs ave, and son of Mrs. Mary Rybolt, ‘115 N. DBosart st, was wounded by-an-—-88-which hit the jeep his was driving and killed the other occupant. | u 2 o Local draft boards 5 and 2 have inducted the following men:

ave; George Dingwall, 1649 Jimmie Davis, 2510-N. New Curtis, 2534 Guilford 1559 Park ave.;

v York City; Wile 1d ; Clarence

Joseph

; Ernest Grif-

2261; W. New .York st.:

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Between Meridian and Marott’s Shoe Store

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SMITH. husband of Mrs. Theresa BOARD 2 Rains Si AAR Crile Smith. 6361 Guilford ave. has been % Vildese, - N. C.: “Noble ; ! promoted to a technician 5th grade | sims New Jersey st.. Lynn oh Jour a Innia A y ld, Md.; Wallace Van 9 95 in New Caledonia. JAMES w ld: ‘Wallace Van BAILEY, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan ersev st.. Bart Bloomer, 1918 — » Béilev. 731 N. Noble st. also in Paul Simon, 1964 Tallman LOCAL 1 Ww. Bdiley. 731 N. Noble st., also in ald Porter; 529 N. Gray st. 6am : a Tax New Caledonia, has been promoted Murphy, Bs N New Jersey s m. - . 1 alas Tonhazy 47 . labama a teeee : Included to. private 1st class. : - Pharson 5. Wil : 1am Long-Weearing, Smart 'Looking—Superb 1945 EMERSON L CAHEN; son of 1 $3 Boiei: styling! ‘Lush, young-looking warmly Mr, and Mrs. F. L. Cahen, 108 N:

By U A T0-foot fic feet below th 1937, was for

sight at Cinci not forecast t

= ’ . of Mr. and Mrs. D: S. Jackson, 935 ; Earl Phillips, t N D | A N A 5 0 L D E S T L 1 f E C 0 M P A N Y i i 1 1706 Bellefon- v cinnati, N. Haber st., jus een Ede d st Cvril Ca : 1526 E 18th st. PRESENTS I 1 : : Pouring rain - technical sergeant a erry roint, | and Robert Smith, 17 Arsenal ave. 18 N. ILLINOIS ST. Claypool Hotel Bldg. ANC > BOARD. 3 Shed of the sv BAY WF EE ie Bh : ’ . ittsburgh to | RAY W. AKERS, son of Mr. and | p.ederick Hoagland, 1342 W. Market st ; The Ohio an I Ap g LOTS tl t., | Carl Polley, 1836 N. Warman ave.; ~Wil{Mrs. James Akers, 8) S. 6th s Ammerman, 1434 W.-Court st.: Sam toward new p Beech Grove, has been made a, ma- 5 C “Woodrow Huff. 3256 From obs 40-4 rine staff sergeant at Cherry Point, - night x or ftayr 9 « ’ . where he is based after 20.months With a 70-

| son of Mrs. Alice Hart, *1029 N. Illi

| nois st.. has been promoted to staff 1

sergeant at. Santa Ana, Cal. Two more marine overseas veter-

Ana have been

son of Capt. and Mrs. C.J 3339 N. Meridian st; surveyors’ pole-onto a hill swarmAng. with Nazis to plot an

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Cash in Bonks and Office

ASSETS

399,163.03

ANNUAL STATEMENT

HOME OFFICE—FALL CREEK PARKWAY AT MERIDIAN STREET, INDIANAPOLIS

LIABILITIES

Légal Reserve on Policies Reserve for Policy Claims Payable in Instalments

waterhead for Five compa men and two | were ordered

the Ohio. at. - and much-fic angle, a crest over flood sta early tomorrov

t Sans now at Santa / ee The following local men recently | danger height S made sergeants. - They are KEN- were inducted or enlisted in the panies were 0) 'S/'NETH CLARK, - master technical. navy here: the vital Mill =i sergeant. son of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Ray | Paul Eugene Beck 33. 8. Summit si: Cincinnati wh =! Clark, 34 N. Beville ave, and SGT. | Howard Willia Benedict, 4215 Bethel big’ industrial 2 JOHN JACKSON. son.of Mr. and Re Lavaughn Che. BR 1 backwaters. = Mrs. John Jackson. 405 Leeds ave. eld Prench, 1417 A “70-foot « =!/and husband .of Mrs. Helen Jack- Soran Geisensorth river 18 feet a =ison, 3121: W. 4th st. . Frank David Gos- : 3: Francis M. Koch, son of Mr. and is New) “ley Water =| Mrs. Charles Koch, 3149 E. Garfield nnis Hamblin, 316 Patrolmen =|dr., has been promoted to corporal |g Hession. 2 E burbah Cumm — = at Camp Pendleton, Cal, where he | W gil James Honeycutt, | today, blowing A Service to = is based after 17 months overseas Bdyarg mg warn resident: : ='with "the marines. His. brother, i § Junior .Ker- Mill creek. Ir meet the L oO C AT i Oo MN £! SAMUEL ‘E. KOCH, gunnei“s mate | = trict was cove: financial . 5 . fe S-2-c; is now in the South Pacific Water had requirement 1639 N. Meridian S. with the coast guard : [ion floors at 8 a, m Bing of all . a a =: Reports of the gallanfry of other i John Michael | A 1.35-inch SE a WA. 2580 Z/local men also were included in to- a Pennsylvania Convenient Central- . = dav’s war department com- ve. oew - Funning into ized Location. Bus & = m*¥iques. > New Jeni Monongahela | Street Car Service. Home for Funerals 2 FIRST LT. JACK P. ANCKER,; 35 N. Where the | 3 B 2 ; = “Spr xrilker, who 15 with RI ————— The Ohio w INCORPORATED Zz airborne division of fl — RIE KE RL “pen stage at Marie = front, carried on his work : : x ing at 2 feet : 1639 N. MERIDIAN STREET = "battalion liasion officer ordered : Fl N A N c 1A L co N @ i T 10 N 0O., where ne; ¥ S to return to safety ; rain fell in 24 SI gn 0 FeTUIN to sale Ensign Jack: C: Hanna of Ander- STATEMENT AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1944 Miners and son.has been graduated from a navy Condensed from the Report filed with the Indiana Insurance Department th the indi

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ies. sr reese rasan 21,313,393.31 U, 5. Goveriiént Sesurifios w Reserve for Claims Unreported or Proofs not easter E. E, Un : Get Relief Now Canadian Government Securities 1,192,468.77 yet Completed. .. 444,037.80 to prepare for : State, County ond Municipal Bonds. ........ 12,219,462.21 Reserve for Policy Dividends on Deposit and 44 to 45 feet “ ' y P s ’ Millions of sufferers in’ the last 40 k Declared for Payment in 1945 : 489,091.77 Flood level Corporate Bonds 15,466,264.26 TT ® | years have found a way to get quick ; 8.61 Reserve for Premiums Paid in Advance, Pre- high water do - SiC relief from the itching and smarting | Corporate Stocks... ... aie nunr inne “es 235,888.6 mium Suspense and Deposit Funds. ....... 810,750.84 heavy damage of piles. They use a delightful cool- _— e is reached. 4 » : | Policy R . $59,078,328.45 # o0 {i y .@ , ing, soothing and astringent formula Tota! Cash and Securities $50,826,740.19 Tote or bind Paley rapidly from a . . . ) ; ' nearned Inter 4 . Le —Peterson’s Ointment. No wonder Mortgage Loans 5,924,039.87 loons Paid in Advance. 86,881.51 palm i“ er : . GREY 7 *."Crr vrites. “The itching and Policy Loans 4,882,071.67 Reserve for Taxes Payable in 1945 187,087.74 Bi Jac : 8 0 ar hh smarting were relieved, and I slept : i i : i 5 all night, Peterson's Ointment is Real Estate Sold Under Contract 202,829.15 Réserve for Other Liabilities, . .s. . 4. Beensr 714,505.18 . At Bluefield, marvelous.” 35¢ a box, all druggists, Home Office Building 963,069.97 Totol Liabilities $60,066,802.89 tinued today 60c in tube with applicator. Money Other Red! Esfate Owned 1,434,483.00 Voluntary Contingency Reserva sad Surin waters of the back if not-delighted. Funds for the Additional Protection of Policy- . «Promote the flow ny gate EI | Interest and Rents Due and Accrued 664,156.40 holders and Beneflciories: (€ontinued on o VITAL | Premiums Dics-ond Deferred 995,241.24 Reserve for Mortality and Asset Fiuctua- 2 700,306.47 CLARE LI DIGESTIVE JUICES d( ( £3 | Other Asses. .... .cssnssnspensns basen : 124,377.87 Unassigned Surplus. ERIE a 3,250,000.00 3 T0 FRC o stomach a : es 009.36 inth ] TOTAL ADMITTED ASSETS $66,017,009.36 ves... $66,017,009 LONDON; 1} -Energize your Do you suffer from Gett Up Nigh | ! Na Tee on Backache, Nervousness. Leg Palos, Diss | SOME SIGNIFICANT GAINS ; d with ness, -8wollen -Ankles, Rheumatic Pains, | A * conn,) was on bo Y Bladder Weakness, Painful Passages, or feel | ; Jotot Is Joi visit the Ital old and. run-down, due to non-organic and | ? Life Insurance Policyhalders and Beneficiaries Admitted Assets Vis e Italie RICH, RED To vemie Kidney and Bladder tioubles? In Force Since Orgonization : | sonal invitati of Cystex (a physician‘s prescription) usu- | $315,212,283,00 $177,723,781.28 $66,017,00.36 Harold R. L.

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