Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1945 — Page 16

SUMMER GARBAGE * | Wants Back Gem ~ SCHEDULES READY, Customs Seized

A summer schedule for the col BUFFALO, N. Y, April 20 (U. lection of ashes and garbage will] P).—Alda . Frank planned a begin Mdnday. Washington campaign today to "The city works board said today| get back the engagement ring™ that garbage collections will be she said was taken from her by made twice weekly on the following | : y schedule: Regular Monday collec- | tions will be made Monday and Thursday; Tuesday collections, {Huesday and Friday; Wednesday collections, Wednesday and Saturday; Thursday collections, Thurs- | day and Monday; Friday Collec-| ~ tions, Friday and Tuesday, and Sat- | urday collections, Saturday and

custom officials because she for= got to declare it when she crossed the border from Canada. She didn't declare the ring because it was 4 a. m, and she was tired when she returned from Toronto Feb. 25 after watching her fiance, Freddie Hunt, help the New York Rangers tie the Wednesday. Maple Leafs in the last few min- | Ash collections will he made reg- utes of play of 1 hockey game. ular days every other week, be-| . Miss Frank said Hunt gave her ginning on the North side the week | the diamond Ting 5S 5 SUrpHse, of April 23. skating across the ice just before . a ie— the start of the game fo slip it PITCH-IN SUPPER AT ELKS | on her finger. The ladies’ auxiliary of Indian- The ring was given up yesterapolis lodge No: 13, B. P. O. E;, will| day when U. S. treasury agents hold its annual pitch-in supper at| called Miss Frank in to explain 6:30 p. m. tomorrow at Elks lodge her failure to declare it.

IN INDIANAPOLIS

EVENTS TODAY n Slinker, 430 N. Meridian; Ruth W e, 1652 Spann | Att Association of Indianapolis, lecture, Ril T erly Jr. U. 8. army: Helen| John Herron Art museum, 8:30 p.m I Trask. RR. 1, Box -453 { Alliance Francaise of Indianapolis, dinner Robert W. Thompson, 2436 W. Walnut;

meeting, Marott hotel, 6:30 p.m Martha E. F olds, 960 Concord | Education conferences, Butler university, | Aibert W. Weakley, 608 Orange; Cora A.| Indianapolis chapter of the American Riche, 525 P pot | Association of Social Workers and the Robert Earl Wilson, U.S. navy: Charlotte! , Indianapolis Social Workers club, meet- Elaine Steinmeier, 220 Bakemeyer. ing, Athenaeum, 6 p. m - < ——— 4 ta, luncheon, Columbia clul Phi Delta Theta, luncheon, Cc bia club BIRTHS

noon. EVENTS TOMORROW City Kite Contest, 4400 block on E. 10th ey at Ce 3 at Coleman , at Coleman at Me ist.

Presidential inaugural service, Indiana Pe Central college, gymnasium, 10 a. m. Lexington day dinner, Sons of the Amer- rds ican Revolution, Columbia club, 6 p. m. = Indiana State Teachers Federation, district meeting, Lincoln -hotel Indiana Council on Religion and Higher Education, meeting, Indianapolis Athletic club. Delta Kappa Gamma sorority, convention Columbia club Indianapolis Southern club; dinner, D A. R. chapter -house, 6:30 p. m

MARRIAGE LICENSES Richard O. Clark, R.'R. 33, Box 558, Mary (hari Edna Suttor R. 33, Box 558 Harold Jacob Cruser, 2216 N. New Jersey

: , | Dorothy C pstrong, 1101 N. Hamil-'~p. i ton stn | August “Diener, 3347 N. Illinois; Mary | Catherine Murphy, 1402 N. Alabama DEATHS ! Paul E - Doyles 5¢ N. Kealing; Dorothy . iia ; 5 = Winifred Brinson, 372% E. Robson Da; 8 v.53, at 8500 E. 30tn,

Carl M. Hubble, U..S. army; Martha J. Moore, 805 W. Iith Charles Albert Lane, 1133.N! West; Juanita Hobbs, 2120 Wendell. Ovid A. Larr, 1606 E. Vermont; Barbara Jeane Rush, 1202 N. Tacoma -~John Prankiin Lawlis, U. 8. army; Evelyn if Gertrude Marston, 1134 N. Keystone Gene H. Lehr, 1233 N. Pershing; Catherine | Ds Susan Hoover, 1056 N. King F William Alfred May, 1127 ¢ * Frances Norton, 2338 8. West Lawrence Virgil Medcalf,- 645'c Massachu-! setts: Viola May Yost, 1054 S. Whitcomb Chester McClure, 710 Lexington; .Julia occlusion Cunningham, 710 Lexington : Pauline Williams, 56, at City, cerebral Wiliam® Daniel Navin Jr, U. 8. army; mbosis. Ethel Mae Hall, WAC, Ft. Harrison. | PF : Victor W, Olson, U. 8. army; Blanche B Bridges, Oaklandon James Wood Rasmussen, 5135 Central Catherine Matilda Glosshrenner, R. R.'R 12, Box 261

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