Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 August 1945 — Page 27

THURSDAY, AUG. 23, 1015 _ SL THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __ — | reet railways for the pas 08 Angeles, Cal.; his mother, Mrs. | = ; | | RELIEF] SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ® : LOC AL TR AN SIT See iy 3 F joe pe : Je A ha mothe is ST ATE DE ATH S [o70ER RADAR ry J " BLACKHEADS > PIMPLES | To Keep Valuables Safe

Rent a Safe Deposit Box af urday’in the Jordan Funeral home: | PToWhers. Loren, Plymouth, ‘Ind; Use what thousands have tried for Srompily hy ‘4 ¢ Jurca Glenn, Gilman, Il, and Milo, : : SCHENECTADY, N. Y. Aug. 23|Teliexing externally caused pimples, rash, it Sb THE * EMPLOYEE DIES > will be in Washington Park. Alaska, and a sister, Elva, Thom-| BELLMORE—Mrs. Sarah B. Langston, |Ward, 79. Survivors: Sons, Orville, Don-| s No. X., . —mildly medicated Cuticura! Softens black- ‘

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: | head tips for easy removal! Satisfaction . , ; ors: ters, s. sell Nor-|ald, O. L. ) — - guar: | Mr. Clouse, who was 58, died|son, Ga. Suryinors oan as Fussell Nope Ne ESRE HAUTE. Frank. Robins Halt |(U. P).—An order has been T€~ | anteed or the maker will refund your money, INDIANA NATIONAL BANK [ Tuesday. gt City hospital. He lived Mary Morris, ‘Mrs. Elizabeth Riddle. 76. SGrvivors: Wife, Hattie Alice; daugh- | ceived by the General Electric Co.| CUTICURA SOAP AND of Indianapolis

ale. Goos, Mary Alice’ ORs w : vivors: Wife, Sarah; daughters, Mrs. Dohr-| Hadley, for commercial radar sets to be in-

5 ‘ askli county, he had been an In-| Services for Clyde A, Mahurin, 807 man Swearingen, Mts, Grant D. Athanas;| Olan E. Head, 43. Survivors: Daugh- stalled on passenger shi ; be-| arence Clouse Rites Set in| : Sar mg ln ha ! dianapolis resident most of his life. BE. Ohio st., who died Tuesday .in brother, Guy; sister, Mrs. Ed Affolder. ters, Doris, Evelyn and Patty Head; sons, |, . : He was a member of the Fifst|Ci pe el Sday In | o ANSVILLE—Earl E. Thomas, 63, Sur-| Robert, Everett: father, Hariey Head; ing built for the U. 8. maritime For Saturday. » S st | City hospital, will be held tOMOITOW |g vorg: Wife, Minnie P.: son, Charles; brother, Estel; sisters, Mrs Mary Gover, confmission, it, was announced to-| Church of the Brethren, at the Mt. Olive church in Vigo daughters, Mrs. Ira Osborn, Mrs. Jeanne Mrs. Louis Jackson, Mrs. Ella Amers. |g. | Survivors include his wife, Re-|county. Burial will be in the Mt. Miler; brother Emory M. sister, Misa) Mis, I a Car iver: Hs Known as the “G-E Electronic ‘becca; a son, Carl, Indianapolis; Olive cemetery. | Sylvester Vandershimidt, 49. Suryivors: Smith, Mish Fontella Weaver; son, Tommy; | Navigator,” the device can detect 35-M.M. BLACK and WHITE FILM employee of the Indianapolisia daughter, Miss Isabell Nelson,| Mr. Mahurin, who was 59, was a Wife, Louise; sons Leon, Roland; daugh- | 0FO¢ Oey Adem B. Sure; SIRE | through darkness, fog and stor NO LIMIT . . 3 ter, Mrs. Sa Blythe; mother, Mrs. Mar o . ir . | a. storm, | : | native of Vigo county and had lived | Vanderschmidt: sisters, Mrs. Clara Gresh. |, Jesse C. Baton, 31. Survivors: Wife |e position of any above-water in Indianapolis 35 years. He was am, Mrs. Delphina Hatfield, Mrs. Marie Mildred: Brother, Walter; sister, Miss oheiacle { ‘ | Birchler, Mrs. se H , Miss Ardella . } . { a machinist at the Pyritz Many-| Dickies, Mis, Rose Hopper, M 88 Estie Barnard, 52. Survivors: Husband, | : ALUMINUM REFLECTORS facturing Co a Mayme’ Stokely, 73. ' Evert; sister, Mrs, Mae Arthur, | _ cst e ; John H. Polster, 92. Survivors: Daugh-| VINCENNES—Mrs. Mary Zarafonetis, 57, | Herbert, Garland; daughters, Mrs. Ray WITH CLAMPS Survivors include a son, Arlie Bur-| ..c Mrs. Edward FP. Ritter, Mrs. William |Survivors: Husband, James P.; daughters, | Aimsirong, Mrs. Florence Capps, Mrs ton; three brothers, Richard, a. Beeler; sons, Fred, William C., Martin, | Mrs, ms _Caronis, Mrs. Helen Sourias |Grace Knox, Mrs, Mary Snyder, | vrs a vivors: Wife | Georgia, orothy; sons, Peter, Louis, YOUNGSTOWN-—Mrs, Sarah E ub, | Claude, of Terre Haute, and Vern, Samuel G., Clave, 81. (Surviyors: Wife, Curis; brother, Theodore Biahos: sisters, [57 a thar pare EF aaun) of Indianapolis and a sister, Mrs. | at Yr ’ . ' . | Mrs. Angela Vatsures, Mrs. Voula Kattiis,|land, Elbert, Leroy, William, Paul, Dallas $ FAIRMOUNT Mrs Tina Hodges, T1.|Mrs. Helen Demas. . a daughter Mrs Ruby Fulling: 0 h r, Edith Hess, Indianapolis. The body survivors: Daughters, Mrs. John Stone, | Mrs, Sarah Amanda Hewitt, : oH : € rother, |

0 \ ] 76. Sur-|Chelse Gee: st rs, ) i Penn. MA, 2531 will be at the J. C. Wilson funeral Gladys Campbell; brother, Sheridan vivops: Sons, John, Oscar E; Chester, Mrs. Rose Car Mes. \Mystie Milter] M3 N. . — rmea———— — ct xa— —— - oe ——— i — - n

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Mrs, Fite. a home. ’ 5 GAS CITY-—Mrs. Rebecca Trowbridge, | — —— 57 Survivors: Daughter, Mrs, William Sweet; son, Lester, CHARLES GRANT GRANDVIEW—William D. Dawson, 70 Cl "Y a | Services for Charles Grant, R. R. survivors: Wife, Daisy; sons, Casper, Guara nteed. to Kill 4 eans our 9. Box 387, a machinist in the Big An as daughiers Mis. Muide Tz Shay Breath as It Good Morning! Good Evening!' Four railroad shops for the last Mrs. Dorothy Harp. Athlete's Foot Germs Cleans Your . 26 years, will be held at 2 p. m. fo-| _GREENTOWN “Mey Qurdiine, Mozquls, on Contact! ) Pasteurine 0 fu-| (1 urvivor: au er, rs. 0 nares morrow in the Meyer a Abd n : JEFFERSONVILLE-~Mrs. Edna Pelkey, ' ANTISEPTIC neral home. Burial will be in 45 survivors: Husband, Freddie; daugh- 2le i . ters, Mrs, Kenneth Hattabaugh, Mrs : Glenhaven cemetery. . Arthur Fossee; sans, Charles 'F., Stanley L = Mouth Wash and Mr. Grant, who was 51, died Tues-| G,, Robert E. sisters, Mrs. Velpha Hub- \ Plus Tax { © «ni jve | ler, Mrs Cletus Gudkese brothers, ” , A day in Methodist hospital. A nalive | Charles C., Wallace and Stanley Car- Lr Newly improved S " 12 49¢ of Washington, Ind., Mr. Grant had | penter. o ers Fook - East Oss. : { : SET Spells eat 0 lived in Indianapolis since 1913. He! 2 LATAYETIE Mrs mma Elizabeth re on batt taued N : A delightfully re- | . xy eys, B55. Survivors usband, . red oh feet, between toes. in shoes. E J was a member of the Victory daughter, Kathleen M. Keys; son, Rich- quick. comfort. Keeps Levspiing oy freshing mouth

COSTUME { 4/ y y Methodist church. | ard E.; sisters, Mrs. P. J. Lehnen, Mrs dry, odor-free. For tired, burnin was! and - gargle. e m— - = — | August Sorenson, Miss Elizabeth Rottler feet | t hing \ EArE / Uurviv i + 4 Son, KS ' eet t's ‘ JEWELRY hi | p . Survivors include his wife, Edith, | jihers Edward and William Rottler. § tops May be used full : \ of 4 | f— two brothers, Harry, Washington| yoGANSPORT—Mary J. Surendorf, 63. ’ strength or diluted a - 4 —— I. - and Claude Oakwood Ill and | Survivors Husband, Charles F,; sous, ALLEN S IIT ha 0 . with water. os SR... ihc wo. illo : ! : ’ ho | Charles, Robert: brother, Charles Hurley. three sisters, Mrs. Hazel Chandler, | Mrs. J. H. Nolde. Survivors: Daughters, BRIDAL PAIR SOLITAIRE | Mrs. Bernice Banta and Mrs. Mabel Mrs. Emer Telschow, Mrs, Ed Ladwig.

: I's Robert Moellering,” Mrs Marun $ $3 3 Doads, all of Washington. Baumgartner; sons, Carl, Fred, Henry,

MARTINSVILLE ~ Thomas Bradley — = . . mon ate \ J J Sparks. 51. Survivors: Wife, Pearl: daugh-~ n A : h ed Boljisize diamond im- REVISE CANADIAN CABINET {ters, Mrs. Marilynn Williams, Mrs, Helen 1asterpiec super pressively set in mod- TTAW | ADS Mrs: D Lee other. - Mrs. aa tity hy y ug. (U. P.).— Stevenson, Mrs, ora Lee; m y 1 beauty and. quality ern mounting, 0 A, A 8 23 | Mary Sparks; brothers, Paul R,, Guy 8.

tion of Gen. A. G. L McNaughton Me. Lillian Reed, Mrs. Frances Brown. Pighting . «Li g : : rp Disease CONVENIENT CREDIT as senior defense minister and ap-| ,REPKEY Mrs. Sena Burders Ho ane Y pointment: of Navy Minister Doug- | Sroary, "Mrs ; {Hy Thomas; brothers, YOUR RE ald pltele IST FOR A] 3 HALF-A-CENTURY

3 - | Jesse, Lem and Eimer Neely. her Splend mr ’ § porter Pendia at $24.75 to $1500 las C. Abbott to succeed him. ROANOKE—Charles D. Runyan, 82. : v Survivor: Son, Ralph. | 8pr pl VETERANS INVITE TRUMAN ROCHESTER—Martin Bitters, 85 Sur- | ay ns n 4 | vivors: Brothers, Dr. 8. C. Bitters, Chester; earrings with Wi 4 J yi WASHINGTON, Aug. 23 (U.P) .—| iciers Mrs. i a Mrs. A A Gast | sparkling gems / soy IA 4 National Commander Milton D. Mrs Jessie footie Reed We .- | Many her Bet. lh A i Cohn of the Disabled American! ROUND GROVE—Frank Mills, 63. Sur- | Veterans has invited President piior® JVI AES JORG Frahois, Russell, | , fy Simo, Car aughter, rs, ranc - pi 127 W. WASH. ST. Just West of Lincoln Truman to address the D. A. V.’s na-| lady; sisters, Miss Anna Mills, Mrs, New Idea mn Moke-Up! Hotel Entrance \ : | Caroly Tolen, Mrs, Elizabeth Farrell; A » tional convention at Chicago in|phra¥n “oen MI em . FLOODS 0’ SUDS JERGENS | October. ISS LLE—Mrs, h Catheri — 7 : . . — | RUSSIAVILI Ars Sara alherine : { For Dishes “Twin Make-Up” | NM 4 iv For Rose] of and Duds Jergens ysl -~ B » - uy S Re [04 . > Make-Up Cake! Good Used Furniture amples lose-outs! il Tm ing Srgens

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