Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 June 1945 — Page 7

THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1945

a. m. Saturday morning in the Conkle funeral home for Charles C.

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| Kent, popcorn concessionaire, who

8 ] teul tired, g ‘thy may y be due to low | | Mrs. Alice lsansés Dies in died yesterday in his home, 5431 W. are one of the very best home ways to Her Home Delp build up red ’

stre,

Burial will be in Salem cemetery

are one of the | Rites will be held at 2:30 p. m.| west of Zionsville.

s b test blood-iron tonics you can buy! & Buchanan y Roa, Diora tran lon] yo Saturday in Flanner Mr. Kent, who was in world war

mortuary for Mrs. Alice Isensee,|I, was born in Rockville, but. had Lydia E. Piskham's TABLETS lifelong resident of Indianapolis|lived in Indianapolis 27 years. He s who died yesterday. in her Dome, | was a member of the Lowell Ameri304 E. 20th st. Burial will be in|can Legion post. Crown Hill. He.is survived by his wife, Bertha, Dr. Frederick R. Daries, pastor of and two brothers, Frank, Lafayette, the Zion Evangelical and Reformed |and Claude, Covington, Ky. church, will officiate. Mrs. Isensee was the widow of | DALE LUCAS : Oliver W. Isensee, former safe and| pale Lucas died today in his lock expert in Indianapolis Who| home, 2409 Guilford ave, He was 37. died in 1940. Mr. Lucas was employed as a Survivors include two sons, Louls, | steel metal worker at Curtiss Indianapolis, and Carroll, Houston, Wright until he became ill about Tex.; two sisters, Mrs. O. E. Rei- three months ago. He was horn at man, Terre Haute, and Mrs. Fred | Mitchell, Ind, but had been a lo-

brother, Louis Ludorfl, Indianapolis, |a, member of the Broadway Bapand a granddaughter. tist church,

em The Rev. Earl Sheaves, assistant MR SERTRUDE ERE x] minister of the Broadway Baptist Brewer. who died ‘Puesdsy in her | Church, will conduct the services

{Friday at 7:30 p. m. at the FlanARCH FOODS Home )is hugrignd i — Pk ner and Buchanan mortuary. Bur***All Just As Goodl| °C 030 a m tomorrow. |i8l Will be at Mitchell, [Pied will be at Spiceland. Th al gg Mrs. Brewer, who was 68,

wa : land Jack, and his mother, Mrs. - born in Flushing, O, but had Hved | oc vie Lucas, all of Indianapolis, in Indianapolis for 65 years. She is survived by her husband, and Mrs, Mabel Ear] of LawrenceHorace: A, and three sisters, Mrs. bury, Ind, his Sister, W. H' Kerr, Muncie; Mrs. Charles| ypg prprpa swaIN

" Mrs. Bess > i OANS x Beller, Akron, 0, am Mrs. Bertha Galentine Swain who gue, : ; was an Indianapolis resident for 43

LOUIS SELIG years, died today at Battle Creek, Rites will be conducted at 11 Mh, * a. m. tomorrow in the Aaron-Ru- rs. Swain was a member of All it Competitice Interest Rules {ben funeral home for Louis Selig, Souls Unitarian church and active 8 TO 15 YEAR LOANS [native of Russia, who died yester- in Niisies) Sorlodes Toth in Indian{day in St. Vincent's hospital.” He |apolis an ew York. She was born Easy Monthly Payments Which 1387 69. 5 2 in Cleveland in 1866, the daughter ® Reduce Both Rabbi Israel Chodod and Cantor |of the late Mrs. Victor M. Backus Principal and Interest Myro Glass .will officiate at the and the late Jay French Galentine. | service and burial will be in the Dr. E. Burdette Backus, minister ® INCLUDE Principal Beth El cemetery. of All Souls and Dr. F. 8. C. Wicks, and ‘Interest Mr. Selig lived at 4110 Carroll- | minister emeritus, will conduct ® INCLUDE TAXES ton ave. and was in the scrap iron | services for Mrs. Swain Saturday at and Insurance business with his son Max. He|4 Dp. m. at the Flanner & Buchanan | belonged to the Beth-El Zedeck|mortuary. Cremation will follow in Marien Co. Homes Only temple congregation and the Zion-| the Flanner & Buchanan crematory.

Mrs. Stanley Rammelsberg, . Indi- | sister. tanapolis; a sister, Mrs.” Lena Feld-

23 W. OHIO ST. man, and a brother, Joe, Indian- State Deaths

2 J! apolis, and four grandchildren.

NEED FOR BLUING Rise AMBIA-—Mrs William P. Keys, 87. Sur

\ % § vivors Husband, William P.; daughters, i Sloe Mrs. Elizabeth Young, Mrs. Marian Pol- : i . | ng, Mrs. Mary Metzinger, Mrs. Julia Guri 3 - |ley, Clara May, sons, William, Arthur, Mitchell, Clayton C.; sister, Mrs. Sarah 5 : 3 ER n Colley; brothers, Hugh, John, Charles. “# : i i A CHILI—Mrs. Alice M. Fouts, 85. Sur- § vivors: Son, Walter; brothers, Levi and

of Indianapolis

ir garters § Zi Albert Eikenberry. and back. i ADD these blue flakes when FRANKPORT-—Everstt Eugene Bushman, { 2 eight months urvivors: arents r : i || You use your regular soap. i and Mrs. Willle Bushman; brothers, Pvt. ions are i Russell, Richard, Paul, Carl, « i A 4 GOSHEN — Mrs. Phebe Esther Lambert, o 30. i SAR fur 9 ashable col CR 1 88. Survivors: ana SanLers, Mrs. : ] red cloth Throckmorton, Mrs. J n. : ¢ es, finest lingerie. Harley O. Knisley, 69. Survivors: Wife, led i Martha; daughter, Mrs. Mildred Huber;

son, Pvt. Joe E

45 BUNTINGBURG — Fred Miller. Sur. 5 cA vivors: Wife, Retta; brothers, Robert, a, 1 A.W, ] | LA PORTE — EdwardyEar! Truex, 50. ke y { | Sdryvons: Wife, nd, Sauger, S33 . Gs [tricia Ann; som, War rl; sisters, (big pac 90) D ? b Le) io HM Mrs. E. N. Cook, Mrs. Henry Stukart Sr.;

eo j brother, Russel J. If your grocet does not have ht “ MONTICELLO — Mrs. Anna Catherine BLU-WHITE yet, remember— / 1) Christy, 82. Survivors: Sons, Lloyd E. it's new! Keep asking for it! hoi 0B) , MUNCIE—William Wesley Trullender, 84. ‘| George O. McGraw, 53. Frank L. Hartley, 73 Charles Roscoe Stewart, 532. Mrs, Veda R. Younts, 52. PERU — Mrs. Bertha Powell, 55. Sur-

. £ ® vivors: Husband, Wallace E.; daughters, Mrs. Harvey Mullendore, Mrs, Clara Barnhisel, Mrs. Edith Myers, Mrs. Nina Swick; sons, 'Bgt. Rex, Harold Dean: brothers.

Michael and Prancis Zegafuse; sisters, Mrs. Zella Dewalt, Mrs. Mary Gillan, Mrs, A Rodman.

SULLIVAN—Robert Ivy Tally, 63. Sur-

. | Wife, Myrtle Gertrude: daughters, Mrs. Edith Robertson, Mrs. Ethyl Hale; "88 song, Edward, Marshall, Dewayne, Fran- ’ is, Truman, Charles; brothers, Charles O.,

Eat, Clyde.

: B TERRE HAUPE 31s, Daisy Preeman, us: . . urvivors: aughters, Mrs. Charles Nea Nothing to hamper you! Nothing to Mrs, Earl Carrico; son, Lt. William H.:

brothers, Arch, Samuel, Jess and Charles

th w Kennedy; sisters, Mrs. Joseph Lewsader, bo er you! «++ Ne experience Mrs. Exte Hughes, Mrs. George Davidson,

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Mrs. Maude Cooper Olden, 68. Survivors: Sons, Charles V., and Roy Stewart; sister, Mrs. ‘Charles Mills. Miss Georgina Eaton. Survivors: Moth- . u . er, brother, Robert How beautifully free you will feel | simple and disposal trouble prac- | br. Gilbert 3 Thom son, 10. the first month you wear Tam- | tically disappears. . . . Millions of | Raymond more or Cele instead of the customary sani- | other women have adopted Tam- william Anderson, i protection. All day long you | pax. Don’t delay in making your ;4 VHEATLAND—BArbara Arlene Alsmian, : 3 . rviv t yon’t have one single sensation of | discovery that a really great im- | Claude ude Alsman; a; broibers, Preddie Preddie, Junior

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Washington st. He was 56.

W. Sanders, Miami Beach, Fla.; a|ca] resident for nine years. He was|

rie ANEMIA LIFE : RESIDENT Rites will be conducted at 10 HARRY LEIGHTY 3 | a son, Floyd, Detroit, Mich., and|was 79.

Services will be conducted at Y p. m. tomorrow in the Conkle fu-

six daughters, Mrs. Nellyie Eibeck, [Mrs. Dorothy Staeffler and Mrs. |\adison.

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| Motorcycle Patrolman: Al Marrosetti

Strvivors include his wife, Anna; yesterday in a nursing home. She (has a pair aching dogs today. He, {got them tramping all around town ‘Hemorrhoids ? Try

neral home for Harry Leight, wrreatha Stevens, all of Indian * | Mansur Shiloh rd, salesman for the RaW- | uralis: Mrs. Lena Judd, Tecumseh, en

leigh Products Co., who died in his! Mich.; Mrs. Thelma Ray, Rushvi

€ in India

home Tuesday, He was 67. land Pfc. Etta Stranglemier, & Wac, lived’ at

The Rev. William H. Knierim, { Orlando, Fla.

pastor of 8t. Paul's Evangelical and |

Reformed church, will officiate. MRS. ANNA McCORMICE Joseph's

Burial will be in the Old Baptist |

Services will be held at 9 a. m.| Survivors include a nephew, | fab nist semi a hein Mote coms{ doctors’ ay and t

Mrs. McCormick, a native of Yesterday looking for his motor-

had worked in the Hume | Now Many Wear “SP EEDY” Way

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napolis 51 -yéars and had ; the Pine st. address 45 With More Comfort! ness ‘0, QUICK, usbre's prised. Heiva

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lacid) powder, holds false teeth more | firmi To t and talk in more com-

cemetery near Newton: tomorrow in St. Joseph's Catholic | Thomas Eagan, and a sister-in-law. |on vour plates. No gummy, gooey, pasty| © the Hp i yy

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