Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1945 — Page 15

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WEDNESDAY. | MARCH 21, EO = ih =e THE, INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

“Homemaking— | ~ Arrange for Ha dassatr tuncheon PIANO BEALER fArsige:R Has df

Zor fAOINEER TOBE Rites Are Held

“For Mrs. Fields 1

terday in the Dorsey funeral home

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op y . . | SERVICES for Joseph L Noble, Mrs. Housewife's Buying Habits HERE IS DEAD a former Indianapolis resident, 2 : f | will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow Are Revealed by Shopplrg Survey. Ho in the Moore Mortuaries Peace : | Rites for William Luthmers| chapel. Burial

WE WOMEN ARE CURIOUS CREATURES, and true to our natural | insbincts love to know how Mrs. Jones bakes an apple pie; how Mrs. | Smith manages to keep Johnny looking so clean, and how Mrs. Haver- | straw never overruns her budget. The living habits of all those around ys interest us, and it's a good | healthy habit since it helps us to learn and to know what our neighbors are like. —————————— ump—

| To Be Held Friday. |

Rites will be held at 9:30 a, m. | {Friday at Grinsteiner's : funeral | thome and at 10 a m. at Little | Flower Catholic church for William | J. Luthmers, owner of Luthmers’| piano shop at 659 and 661 E. 23d]

: | i A recent survey “on the habits, ) preferences, attitudes and buying of Th Le Br dal Scen € Hadassah chapter members active in arranging today's donor Sb. who died yesterday in St. vin the American housewife, sponsored » luncheon are (left to right, seated) Mesdames Charles Efroymson, cent’s hospital, Burial will ‘be in by a sheet manufacturing company, 1. K. H uberts Edward Rosenberg, David Granowsky and Mrs, Marshall Sherman. {Memorial Park.

assures us that Mrs. America is-a . standing (left to right) are Mesdames Shoolem Ettinger, Philip Mr. Luthmers, who was 75, oper-

woman of good management “Wij iia | Falender, Meyer Gallin, Joseph Celender’ and Nathan ‘Resnick. |ated a retail piano store in Olney, fastidious habit. ’ A J1veE ‘ [ n # IL, for 39 years before coming to

vy : 2 hs i ) {Indianapolis in 1930. The figures show that the average | L, ] [ He is survived by two sons, Paul,

Allerical famiy owns, Wee beds Bridal Dinner. Speaker Urges Strong Fight | Indianapolis, and “Theodore. 'Nine-

and 15 sheets; that 46 per cent of American women change one sheet |veh; three daughters, Mrs, Elizabeth

bed ei ek, Jat 47 per| A bridal dinner and the setting ‘B w 4 A ti S rt Gresham and Mrs. Katherine Large, i) nt a Wo sheet ¥ bed Lil a wedding date appear in pre-| DJ€ age on nri-oem Ism both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Marvieek. {nuptial news : =i ion Ford, Petersburg; a -brother, Mr, and Mrs, Ludwig K. Hubert| The fight against anti-Semitism, Miss: Emma Gelman, the closing joseph, antl a sister, Mrs. Anna Al-| . will entertain. with & bridal dinner | must be waged at home as well as prayer. ' Mrs. Shoolem EULUNger, pen shoth of Chicago; two stepThrifty Buyers . |S aturday night for their daughter,| abroad, members of the Indianap- luncheon chairman, extended greet- daughters, Mrs. Ethel Crabtree, InAND WE'RE NOT as extravagant, | Miss Carolyn Miller, and Ensign olis chapter of Hadassah were told | ings. dianapolis, and Mrs. Nellie McCanthe ‘survey proves; as most of our|Robert Merritt, U. 8. N. R. The|this afternoon by Dr, Carl H. Voss. Dr. Voss also is extension secre- non Cincinnati O., and six grandmenfolk would have us believe. Only party will be in the home of thel Dr, Voss, ordained congressional tary of the Church Peace union .hjldren. : 49 per cent buy sheets within a bride-to-be's grandparents, Mr. and | , minister and ex- and the World Alliance for Interyear or less; 23 per cent buy every Mrs, B. F. Prosser, 5421 E Wash- | ecutive secretary | national Friendship through the MRS. MARY E. KNUCKLES two years, and 28 per cent buy more ington st. The couple will be mar- | of the Christian | churches. The luncheon proceeds’ Mrs. Mary Ellen Knuckles, 223 N.| than every two vears |ried at 4:39 p. m. Sunday in the Council on Pales- | will be used for the Youth Aliyah Fenton ave, died yesterday at The twd qualities found upper-|ipvington Methodist church. tine, spoke at which provides. for the resettle- Methodist hospital. She was 60. | most in women's minds on their] The dinner ‘guests will include the Hadassah's ment of young Jewish refugees ini The wife of Frank L. Knuckles, shopping expeditions tor sheets were! Messrs, ‘and Mesdames = Russell ninth annual Palestine. employee of the William -H. Block . texture—and ‘tong wear. Of them | Merritt and Claude E. Miller, Mrs. | donor luncheon Co., Mrs, Knuckles had lived in In-| 51.6 per cent mentioned texiure and fLavern Allen Smith, Richard Mer- | in the Riley room EMMA. DIECKMAN dianapolis 40 years. She was a 428 per cent mentioned long wear. yitt, Howard Holmes, Dr, William member of Queen Esther chapter

of the I¥: 1 » » Br, NY Disyoe DIES AT SON’ S HOME O. E. 8S, and of Tuxedo Park Bap-,

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8 ao = Hare, Misses Dorisjeanne Spiess, Muslin or Percala? | Jane Gray, Charlene Montgomery, ! In his talk on Mrs. Emma Dieckman died yes- bat fureh ved by her ‘husband: THE SURVEY | on th tell us | Beatrice Myers and Fay Ann Mer-| Dr. Voss Palestine, the terday in the homé of her son. °* S survi y T usband; RD yA ritt and Dr. Nevin Aiken, Ft. Wayne Middle East and Erwin, 5424 Guilford ave. She ‘WO Sons, James Loren (Pete) at eight out of 10 homes use Som: #4 # oo Minorities,” Dr. Voss declared that! wag 81, Knuckles and Carl Knuckles; three uslin sheets; that five out of 10 daughters, Mrs, Bertha Pruitt, Mrs. |

Miss Rose Einstandig has set provision should be written into the Mrs. Dieckman, a native of BatesSunday as the day for her wed- | peace settlement for an internation- | ville, came to Indianapolis in 1938 ding to Charles Gurman of Terre al bill of rights prohibiting. enact-| She was a member of the Presby-

Grace Gillespie and Mrs. Lucille]

gmes use some percale sheets, and Wilson, and five grandchildren, all

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pat three out of 10 homes use both

siin. and percale h | { $ Tue 1 Pp too, that 60 per Haute. ~The ceremony will be atiment of anu-Jewish laws. | terian church in Greensburg A iia at 1 m. Fri 2 Tigures sho 00, tna 9.0 p 8 V. le . - ent buy sheets when needed and 40 12:30 p. m. in the home of the | “Only Real Hope” | Survivors besides the son are two... Dovsev Broth P f 1 ent buy sheets when needed an bride-to-be’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. | oon { (he sisters, Mrs. Maggie Poerschke and {ay at rsey Brothers’ funera per cent wait for sales. Eight out of | 1... Finstandig, 3617 N. Capitol e' also u/ged fulfillment of the home. Burial wil] be in St. Paul,

Balfour declaration promising Jew- Mrs. Annie Waltz, and a brother, p,,

10 women prefer itiona adver-|..o s Sy + "0 N tised brands and 52.7 percent have ve. Babi Joent Shodios aggro ish people a homeland in Palestine. Withiim Gerhardt, all of Cincin- —; a brand in mind when they enter| eo. assisted by Cantor M¥TO| .;"om convinced,” he said, “that nati, O. and two grandchildren, JOSEPH TOTH the ORG : Glass |the open door of a strongly estab- Miss Emmalou Dieckman and Air| Rites for Joseph Toth, city street] Ed lished and recognized Jewish Home- Cadet Erwin Dieckman Jr, sta- department employee who died dnote (Cy ay ® : Monday at his h 788 N d S 1 s Poets Group to Hear [ind in Palestine offers the only tioned at Cochran field, Macon, Ga. Monday at his home, - Concer G 1 / { ” Oo -T . | real hope for m&t of the suffering| Services will be held at 8 p. m. st., will be held at 8:30 a. m. Friday 00( morn ing Mh Se ( . E. Roach |men, women and children of Israel tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan | the home and at 3am at Holy Mrs. C. E. Roach will discuss|in Nazi-occupied Europe.” {mortuary and at 2 p. m Friday .in| J Ta Burial will be in| Study Jincent st] “~Ch : very the Howe mortuary in Greensbur Study of Stephen Vincent Benet” Christians everywhere,” he | x g.| A native of Hungary, Mr. Toth

at a 2:30 p. m. meeting of the added, “must enlist in the struggle Burial will be in Greensburg. had lived here since 1901 and was Poets’ corner Priday. The session against discrimination and prejudice | i will be in the Y. W. C. A. and the persecution of racial and| F.D.R. 'S ENVOY IN ROME free ot Vernoray society 40d, { A musical program will be: given | religious minorities. . , . The Jew-| ROME, March 21 (U. P.).—Ed- |Arpod lodge. He was 70. by Misses Marymae Stemper, Ruby|ish problem is a Christian prob- ward J. Flynn, in Italy as a per-|. gurvivors include ‘the widow. Montgomery and Betty Bower. Miss lem.” | sonal emissary for President Roose-| Anna; two daughters, Mrs. Anna Olive Inez Downing will preside| Cantor Myro Glass sang, accom- velt, conferred with officers at al- | Viadoui and Irene, all of Indianand will ‘be assisted by Dr. Lillian panied by Mrs. Evelyn Borofsky- lied force headquarters today. . |apolis; three sons, Pfc. Frank Toth Crockett Lowder, Mesdames John'Roskin, and Mrs, Ben Paller read & Seen Bute |and T. Sgt. John Toth, both in EuA. Hook, E. D. Morton and Willard7poem entitled, “A Tribute to Miss| SOUTH AFRICAN ENVOY DIES |rope, and Joseph, Indianapolis; a N. Clute. | Henrietta Szold.” CAPETOWN, South Africa,March sister. Mrs. Mary Solyon, Indianeet | Mrs. Nathan Resnick gave the 21 (U. P.).—Ralph Close, former apolis; two brothers, Mike, IndianY T Cc. Dir ector {president's message; Mrs. S. A. Sil- South African envoy to the United | apolis, and Elbert, Cincinnati, and se i {berman, the opening prayer, and States, died here today. three grandchildren.

To Be Speaker Mrs. Dorothy Falvey Miller, coun{ty director of the Youth Temperlance council, will speak at a meeting of the Mary E. Balch W.C.T.U. ’ Friday afternoon in the -home of T H E Y R E B L A c K Mrs. Henry Whelan; 931 Congress ; we THEY'RE PATENT Her subject will be “Alcohol Education.” Mrs. Milton Murphy. will : é

® he in -Sharde of a devotional period T H E § , Rk E ; P A RA G ON S *

. ’ and Mrs. Jesse Pettet will discuss J “Christian Citizenship.” Mrs. Elbert . og > Moore will preside. : : #7

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ME Richard, Smith. was. elected! = |presidend of the To-Kalon "club | it a meeting yesterday in the home| . - lof Mrs. Harold Larsh, 4545 Wash- | ington blvd. Other new officers are Mrs. William D. Lewis, vice president; Mrs George H.-Owings and Mrs. Arthur H. Taylor, recording and corre-

EE BURNETT sponding secretaries; Mrs. Henry O. - Here is an apron frock youll Goett, treasurer, and Mesdames O. | like—irons in a jiffy “because: #{M. Jones, H. L. Barr and Carl opens out flat. Another version has Bruenger, directors ; TT —

perky over-shoulder ruffle for a . 1, a . pinafore look. Local Artist S W ork Pattern 8789 is designed for sizes . i m ~ . 14, 16, 18, 20; 40, 42, 44 and 46. Size | [o Be Display ed 16, with sleeves, requires 4% yards | SAN. ANTONIO, Tex. March 21. of 35 or 39-inch material. | Mrs, DeWitt Brown of IndianFor this pattern, send 20 cents, | apolis“is one of three artists chosen in coins, your name, address, size {tp have one-man shows at the desired and the pattern number to | Witte museum here this month,

Sue Burnett, The Indianapolis Mrs. Brown is the daughter of] Times Pattern Service, 214 W. Mr and Mrs.. William Johnston,| Maryland st., Indianapolis 9. 6080 E. 9th st, Indianapolis, and |

Send for your copy of the new the wife of Capt. Brown of Kelly spring” issue of Fashion—just off field, Tex. and Indianapolis. Her | the press. Book full of smart, up- | exhibit includes 18 oils and several tosthe-minute styles. Sixteen cents, water colors.

Everybody 1s asking for patent leather shoes for Easter Sunday and the Paragon Shop is the place to find the smartest styles at prices that leave you something left over for other

things. Plain or with bows, large portholes or

small; our variety is such that selectiomris easy,

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2000 NORTHWESTERN AVENUE 317 W. 16th 1. 11902 §. East St

will be itn Washington Park cemetery. Mr. Noble, who was 42 died Monday in Miami Valley hospital, Dayton, O. A resident of Dayton for the last five years, he was em-

Mr. Noble

ployed at Patterson field

dianapolis he worked for

dential Insurance

Baldwin Piano Co

Corrugated Box Co

Survivors are

Ella May Noble;

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In Inthe PruCo. he and the US ~ his mother, Mr: a brother, Kenee sisters Mis. Mrs. Louise

Josephine Schwab

Smitha and Mrs, Wil

of Indianapolis.

JAMES F. PIPES

Services will be held tomorrow at Wald funeral he James F. Pipes, former

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Long Beach, Cal, and William, Sey-

for Mrs, Anna Fields, grandmother Benjamin- Bergdol Worked st richard “Red” Skelton, movie For Railroad 28 Years. and radio comedian, Burial was at Vincennes Services for Benjamin Bergdoll,| Skelton, now in the army, was

Big Four railroad- engineer Who ,napie to attend. lied yesterday at hi home. 2366 : - 1 \ Mrs, Fields, who was 86, died Sate , will be held at 1 :30 p.I Moo ( e rth. urday in the home of a daughter, el. Bu - Mrs. Stella Steffey, 908': English

ave. with whom she had lived the srgdoll, who was §5, had last several years A native of Illinois, Mrs. Fields

had it most of -her-life in Vin. hodist church ¢ ennes, coming here about 15 years He is survived by his wife, Dora; ago. vo daughters, Mrs. Hazel Harmon Survivors include two other ne ia Mrs. Ida Soderstrom of

id » three n- California, Mr. S8kelton's mother, eth Bergdoll, Memphis, Tenn.; and Mrs.. Katie Netherland of Mon= Pvt. Robert Bergdoll, in Germany, roe, Mic! and a son, Fred, also of three S§is- IidianRpods

ers, Mrs. Eva Noll, Jeni § county; | Mrs. 1¢ Pritchard, Alhambra, Cal a Mrs ns Cots 1 | State Deaths

1apolis; two brothers, Charles,

FAIRMOUNT Mr

mour, and siX grandcn

HAZEL PICKE TT PARSLEY | MARION-Herrick

| resident who died Mon his! Rites will be contiucted at 1 p.m. Mrs, Harry Wright. home in Flint, Mich | ‘will tomorrow. at Moore Mortuaries | NEw ALBANY—Roy Pe o hansl far » er snleatt ! or Vile 8S ) be in Glen Haven. Peace chapel for Mrs. Hazel Pickett ors Wife, Dr A resident of Indianap 15 Parsley, 1942 N, Bosart ave, who/p 3 8 L nalanapolis . shdav. ai Tarra " yaenital | years, ‘Mr. Pipes- moved to Flint in Mond ys al Be RE Spital ; > \ 1 3 I rown ii X 1930 “to become a mechanic Pp ye! was 55 was a I ~ eo} 3 arsiey, wino as 99, Was 8 Dugg the Chevrolet Co. He was 67 and |. residerit of Marior i“ il ae Ol va i was a member of the Church of es pod] God and-a member of St. Pauls 3. ™ hare ’ ‘ x A pad CiiliCil, Surviving are a 500, Robert, In- The widow of Thomas A. Pars! \ Xx Semans 78, dianapolis; ‘three sters, Freda gne is survived bv a son, Harold me Sr :e Hi rt Olver Pipes and Mrs. Gertrude { 11 pickets. Indianapolis; three brothers, M: { jerome Ruinveld, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Catherine|Oscar Shulse Ft. Wayne, Earl ¢ brothers, R and Owens, Danville, Kv., and a brother, Ash nd t RYE iia] oo tov cveant d Ti hd. lwo grandchil WARREN—A: Melissa H. Jones. 386, William, Indianapolis polis | Su Husband, Rev. E. L. Jones

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