Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 October 1945 — Page 13
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Charles A. Griffith, 4014 Winthrop ave, a milling engineer with AllisChalmers Manufacturing Co. 15 years, died yesterday in City, Mo.,.where he was on an inspection tour, Mr. Griffith, who was 70, had installed mills in Russia, Saskatchewan, Canada, Rio De Janeiro and Pernambuco, Brazil. He installed the Acme-Evans Milling Co. here. A resident of Indianapolis since 1018, Mr. Grifith was a native of Utica, N. Y. He had also worked for Nordyké & Marmon Co., Ine, Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Katherine Griffith; a daughter, Mrs. Helen Jobson of Glenview, Ill; a son Donald C. Griffith of Cincin~ nati, O., and five grandchildren,
JAMES W.. McINTYRE James William McIntyre, 1923 Central ave., discharged army veteran, died of pneumonia in the Veterans hospital yesterday. Services will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Conkle funeral home. Burial will be at Floral Park, Mr. McIntyre was a former employee of Hall-Neal Co. and a member of the Broadway Methodist church, He attended Technical high school. He was discharged from the army a year ago after having served 19 months. He was 20. Survivors include his wife of seven weeks, Miss Eva Champion McIntyre: his father, James B, McIntyre, a city fireman for 21 years; his mother, Mrs. Mary Helenburg; a sister, Miss Katherine McIntyre, and - grandmother, Mrs. Lillie Stuart, Indianapolis.
MRS. ANNA HATFIELD ; Services for Mrs. Anna Hatfield,
who died yesterday in her home at {2342 Central ave, will be held at {1:30 p. m. Sunday at the Grin- | steiner funeral home, A resident of indianapolis for 40 years, Mrs, Hati field, who was 85, was born at | Vanceberg, Ky. Burial will be at | Martinsville. | Survivors include a daughter, { Miss Gorde Hatfield, a son, Howard | Hatfield, both of Indianapolis, and {three sisters, Mrs, Julia Monce, Wheaton, Ill.; Mrs. Jennie Fisher, | Medora, and Mrs. James Mann of Martinsville,
i ——— | MRS. LIDA J. MILLER | Services for Mrs. Lida J. Miller, 400 N. Delaware st, who died in ‘her home last night and was a | lifelong resident of Indianapolis will be held at 2 p. m, tomorrow in | Flanner &
i Mrs. Miller, who was 83, was a | native of Lebanon, She was a | member of the Roberts Park Methodist church.
Buchanan mortuary. ; | Burial will be in Crown Hill ceme-| °
Services for Judge Paul F. Dowell
afternoon. Judge Dowell, who was 54, died yesterday in Methodist hospital after a critical illness of several days. Born “in Edinburg, Judge Dowell was educated in public schools at Edinburg and Madison. He later attended Hanover college and the University of Minnesota. He was elected to the high court in 1942 on the Republican ticket. He was a member of the Masonic lodge, O. E. 8, the Shrine, Gatling Gun club, the Elks and Moose lodges, the Knights of Pythias and the Indianapolis Press club. Survivors include his wife, Anne, and a half-brother, James Dowell of Columbus,
MISS MAY SHILLING Funeral services for Miss May Shilling, a resident of Indianapolis for 76 years, will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow in Moore Mortuaries
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Peace chapel. The Rev. O. T. Martin, pastor of East Park Methodist | church, will officiate. Miss Shilling, who was 78, died | Wednesday night in hospital, Moreland ave, and formerly at 343 | N. Beville ave.
PRICE OF BUTTER TO GO UP 5 CENTS
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19 (U. PJ)
will go up five or six cents a pound on Nov. 8, the government disclosed today. Reconversion Director John W. Snyder directed the reconstruction Finance Corp. to remove the five-cents-a-pound: government . subsidy and authorized the OPA to make compensating tcreases in retail butter prices. The RFC said subsidy payments to butter manufacturers would end Oct. 31. OPA announced that the retail price increase would be five {lor six cents a pound, but would not
eries and wholesalers will be permitted to add the incréase to their ceiling price Oct, 31.
Long Underwear. Comeback Due
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19 (U, P.). —Long knit underwear—the stuff | that embarresses small boys be- | fore their more streamlined chums | --may be more plentiful soon. And it won't cost any more. The OPA today moved to boost production of winter underwear by authorizing automatic price increases for manufacturers. The
markupwill be absorbed by the 1 retailer and will not be passed on (fH . to the consumer, however, Coe The order will permit manufac turers of long knit underwear to |FIF" raise their prices to cover in- [Yi creased production costs plus 4 per cent.
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{ J. Miller; { Bicks and Mrs. Myrtle Davis, both {of Indianapolis, and a brother, | Thomas A. Howard of Chicago.
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