Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 June 1945 — Page 11

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THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1045 ___—-_" : REA: : _ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __ 4 na PAGE 11

CLAUD CROOKS ~ Charles H. Parrish, Former Editor, D s in Greensburg ip be held ii re Homa : Dip s

‘Burial will be in Greenwood ceme=- This Week's

Charles H. Parrish, former pub-|be held today in St. Joseph's Cath- | nieces, Mrs. Virgie Diclfs and Mrs.” resided in Indianapolis 42 y ery. : Feature! DIES HERE AT h3 licity director for the Indiana State olic church. Burial was to be in Lorene Adair, Indianapflis. - [rey at L. Siranse & oN aroun who was 81, was al E : Highway commission and the State Holy Cross cemetery. He was 77. | Louls GOLDSMITH ~~." re OR ae retired farmer, He was a native] So PAPER TRIMMERS s a { NC . . - : . { | Conservation department, died of a Mr. Hicks made his home with a Services are scheduled at 4:15 p. m. |brew congregation. of Mercer county, Ky, and had| uU ALL SIZES

" , Rites for Ex-State Police heart attack yesterday in his home (niece, Mrs, Ruth Sheats, 935 NX {omorrow at the Flanner & Bu-| He is survived by his wife, Helen: jived 5b Jtauon somy 18 Jeans METAL PRINTING FRAMES |at Greensburg. He was 59. |East st. He was a native of North charfan mortuary for Louis Gold-(a daughter, Mrs. Morris Pozner, Ple + Baptist church of J h ! Head at Lebanon. Services will be conducted at 2 Vernon, but had lived in Indian- Smith, who died last night at his|and a son, Harold Goldsmith, all of oD I a ELECTRIC PRINT DRYERS

a son county, and the Eagles lodge of | v) p. m. tomorrow at Greensburg With |anolis most of his life. He was a | home, 4305 Carrollton ave, Burial indianapolis, Franklin. | Claud R. Crooks, former presi- the Rev. Kenneth E, Thorne offi-| = etal polisher by trade and pad| Vi be in the Indianapolis Hebrew | | — Survivors include his wife, Louisa; | “Where photography dent of the Indiana state police ciating. Burial will be in South Cos v | congregation. { WILLIAM H. BROWN a son, W. H, Dayton, O.: a brother, | board and a former national guard| Park cemetery. | beet retired 4 year, . Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt will] Services for William H. Brown, |A. G., Sylvasia, Ky.; seven grand- |

j Mr. Parrish was a native of, Mat- Survivors besides the niece, are! moiate ho- died yesterday his h ; " officer, died yesterday at Methodist . a daughter. Mrs. Margaret” Black . {who died yesterday at his home,|children @and five great-grand-toon, Ill, but had lived most of his » , g ' \ / ' noipital, He was : bo, oo ost bad) 9 oe ites | St. Louis; a sister, Mrs, Mary Her- Mr Goldsmith, who was 72, had | Southport rd. and Arlington ave, children.

33. + of the Greensburg Daily News for|In8 Indianapolis, and two other Vice president i RTS, : . seem—— ot men a > 12 yedrs. At one time he also was Look for the |

of Honan-Crane, #. #8 |a reporter on the Indianapolis Ine. of Lebanon, | Sg News. 3, pe Me Tok A Tes y Wrote Several Books IT b tir rom “the J . : ¢ Later he was appointed publicity | poifce toa wis LE pm head of the Highway commission | GET

is not a sideline.”

yar, are ho Ids and Conservation department by hE ie post since the late Governor James P. Good-

1935. A #8 rich. He was the author of sev-|

My hguanans 8%. STHr books oz conservation and an Extra Fine Sugar 2) EXCELLENT FOR MIXED DRINKS

war, MF. Crooks, Mr. Crooks associate of the late Col. Richard FRESH LIMES Soa 19¢

together with two other army of LISS 10 2s promolion of State N\ \! I ll Vi A : FOR PIES OR SAUCE os

cers, helped organize Battery C ol Mr. Parrish left the state depart- NEW APPLES Lb. 10s he 190 Seu Briery at Ssbanion ment and became assistant treas- " i CALIFORNIA : e 18 survived by his parents, MI. rer of the Republican state com- Tap : : ORANGES 5 ... 59% and Mrs. David 8. Crooks, and tWo| mittee for several years. Recently ; ®t : 3 a, sisters, Mrs. Jewell Honan and Miss) he had been associated with the 7.5 Vi : 2% NPY SREEN Belle Crooks, all of Lebanon, Midwest Fuel Co. of Indianapolis. . oY CABBAGE La. Ge

i Rites tentatively, were scheduled] Surviving him are his wife, Alta NEW YELLOW

at the Lawler funeral home at! Mae Greensburg; a brother, George Ni 4 Lebanon tomorrow, with burial in| L, and a sister, Mrs. Alma Taylor, os as 7 : ONIONS 3 Lbs. 29¢ Oak Hill cemetery there. both of Greensburg. 3 vi ” ) CALIFORNIA

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FREDA L. GERLACH JOHN HICKS CALIFORNIA

Services for Miss Freda L. Gerlach,| Services for John Hick who died i. ; ; - CARROTS 2 Bun iTe

R. R. 6, Box 745, will be held at 10 Monday in City hospital, were to . A 4 FANCY BUNCH a. m. Saturday in the Shirley A i BEETS ’ 2 i9 Bun. 190

Brothers Central chapel. Burial | will be’ in Round Hill. FRESH 30 8I12F Miss Gerlach died in the home of : “ Se oy PINEAPPLE Each 39% her parents yesterday. She was] y 4 a + oe MICHIGAN a native of Madison, but had lived | Si " ; : A i # : WE fy in Indianapolis 35 years. For the {#8 - k Treen Ce, a ; ry CELERY Zsa 250 last 25 years she had been an em- | § ’ . ne be a 5 Fe Ex FANCY ployee of the New York Central] % 9 ; An a Ro RUTTON RADISHES Bunch Se railroad. She was a member of the re wl * i = SUN RIPENED : Zion Evangelical and Reformed cali a EXTRA FINE Ea x 5 acl LEMONS 2 21 church and the O. E. 8. , pr Br re Of wee. £10 Surviving her are her parents, ; ranu Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gerlach; a sis- § ’ i ter, Mrs. Pauline Robertson, Indi-| | POR ies CLOSED ALL DAY JULY 4th anapolis; two brothers, HMerm®n . OPEN TUESDAY EVENING and Albert, and three nieces and ] : JULY 3d

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W. D. BARSHIER ; . A of blueb , a box BLUE BAND BALL MASO Services for W. D. Barshier, life-| ¢ ve Muffin an FRUIT JARS Qu am 508 CALIFORNIA FRESH 24 Lb. 53 89 g ug .

long resident of Indianapolis, who . KERR WIDE J ” died yesterday in his home, 2914 E. ag ' FRUIT JARS Quart Size 13 2 i 35¢ New York st. will be heid at 1:30 & © BALL MASON Bes, 46

p. m. Saturday in Shirley Brothers’| J { Pint Si Irving Hill chapel. Burial will be| FRUIT JARS * pox Ble

in Washington Park. : \ | AAP PREPARED CALIFORNIA FANCY 2 4 Io $3.89

wr. Bare, wha vas 51, vas o| RECARO | FRUIT PECTIN veo 7g PLUMS 2™ 35

veteran of world war I. He was a STANDARD TWU-PIECE member of Logan Masonic lodge;| j + uid es ’ ” S281 848 TRARRNS . CAPS AND LIDS Pkg. 19¢ : Briscoe lodge, Brotherhood of Rail- — A. REAL VALUE CRISP, ICEBERG

road Conducters, and the Engle- / - TEX-WAX 2 Lb 23¢ each Cc wood Christian church. oY . ’ A GOOD BUY . Survivors include his wife,| Zr . W==%| JAR RUBBERS ne 30 :

Loraine; his mother, Mrs. Lenora : . ~ Barshier; a sister, Mrs. Mary Lanke; ham JANE GOODE

a brother, Charles, and two nephews, ; i | all of Indianapolis. Rich and Creamy

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