Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1945 — Page 4

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church.

.. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Sybil

England Crawford of Denver, Colo.; his parents, Mr. Crawford, 926 N. Boiton ave.

‘sister, Mrs. George M. Gille of St. Louis, Mo., and aunt and uncle, Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Ensminger of Mrs Indianapolis, and another aunt ard * uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bogner of

Washington, Ind.

THOMAS J. LYNCH

Services for Thomas J. Lynch, an Indianapolis resident 57 years who died yesterday in his home, 3622 W. Michigan st., will be held at 3 p. m. Monday in the Conkle

.. funeral home. Burial will be In

Floral Park cemetery.

bl Mr: Lynch, who was 68, had-veen

a patternmaker most of his life. + He was employed four years by the Foster Pattern Works in Columbus ~ . and had been a patternmaker previously in Detroit, Mich. * Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Pearl Lynch; two sons, Harold Lynch of Columbus and Carroll Lynch of Indianapolis; a daughter, Mrs. Nellie Stevens of Indianapolis; a brother, Patrick Lynch of Indianapolis and five STRAIT, :

_ MRS. CLARA B. TREES Services for Mrs. Clara B. Trees, who died yesterday in the Methodist hospital, will be held at 10:30 a. m. +. Monday in Shirley Bros. Central . chapel. Burial will be in Crown ., Hill cemetery.’ . Mrs. Trees, who was 54, had been and Indianapolis resident 20 years. Formerly head of the alterations .. department of the Wm. H. Block : Co, she recently was empidyed by "Electronic Laboratories. She was "a member of the Rebekah lodge 35 , years and of the Lutheran church. ' Survivors are a son, Carroll Trees of Indianapolis; an aunt, Mrs. C. *' H. Isbell, and a sister, Mrs. Marie

_ '* Allen, both of Greensburg.

‘completed nearly two years of rescue service in the Alaskan region ‘before his death. He was a mem‘ber of the. Irvington Presbyterian

and Mrs. I. N.

evi dent, State Alumni Associs~ tion of Phi &

held Nov. a, at 6:30 p. m. at the | Indianapolis: Athletic club. Herb King, FA who was named general chair- Mr. Wert man and toastmaster for the event, has promised a gala pro.gram of entertainment - and * speakers,

FORMER LOCAL RESIDENT DIES

Longnecker Helped Form Dramatic Club.

Mrs. Elizabeth Dye Longnecker, one of the founders of the Indianapolis Dramatic club, died in her home in Maysville, Ky., where she had lived since she left Indianapolis more than 50 years ago. Mrs. Longnecker, who was 179, was born in Indianapolis and attended the former Kappas private school. here. She was active in social life here and was the daughter f the late John T. Dye, Indianapolis attorney. Her husband, George Longnecker, at one time pwned the Conner Prairie farm near Noblesville, now the property of Eli Lilly. Survivors besides her husband are a sister, Mrs. W. E. Garrison of Chicago, and a sister-in-law, Mrs. William Holton Dye of Noblesville.

MINNIE MAE SUTTLE Services for Mrs. Minnie Mae Suttle, wife of Howard W. Suttle, will be held at 2 p. m. Monday at her home, 2010 Quill st. Mrs. Suttle, who was 68, died yesterday at home. Born in Simpson County, ip Mrs. Suttle lived in Indianapolis years, Survivors, besides her husband,’ are a daughter, Mrs. Pearl Briley; two sons, William - Suttle and Joseph Suttle, all. of Indianapolis; a brother, Jesse Hudson of Gallatin, Tenn, and three sisters, Mrs. Lena Gant of White House, Tenn. Mrs. Effie Woodward of Indianapolis and Mrs. Ollie Malone, also of Gallatin. Burial will be in New Crown

score; Polka and Pugue from “Schwanda.” Violin Cencerto

As more serious offerings, the Nov. 11 ‘concert will present the orchesira’s new concertmaster, Israel

of ‘Tschaikowsky's violin concerto; and the first movement of Beethoven’s Fifth symphony. event will be on sale as soon as they are printed," Howard Harrington, orchestra manager, announced. will be accepted by, phone, he said. Offerings for tonight and tomorrow afternoon include the KreislerSevitzky Praeludium and Allegro; minor, Lionel Barrymore's Fugue-

suite.

Vaudeville Has Stage at Keith's

ith’s stage is a

Currently on

ligious objectors expects to discharge about 380 conscientious objectors by Dec. 1, on the basis of

cemetery.

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age and length of service.

Nov. 3, 1945

* Around the Town—

a ~Continied from: Preceding Page 10,000 spectators. :".

. ‘After cutting capers

Tickets for the Armistice Day

Meanwhile, telephone reservations | ORIENT.

the Cesar Franck Symphony in D| PARKER Through Tuesdsy:

turing the Pive|sy Stritt,

OLD TRAN — “Pog

RITZ "Patrick the Crest”

ley of Vengeance.” Tomorrow ho “Thrill of a Romance” and

es ‘Junior Miss” and for Benny.”

“A Medal fay: “Geron, imo” and “Tom,

ick and

Baker, playing the first movement LINCOLN—"Murder He fe Says” and “Lone

ootory, of G. 1 Joo and

. Tuesday: “Tarzan and ‘’the Amazons” and “Something for the Boys.” Island” and Stranger from Santa Pe.” Tomorrow snd Mon. day: “Valley of Decision.”

for » Soldier” -

Fantasia and i de Firebird mEx— — Naughty . Ni Nineties" and “Tiger

y: a and aro One, bt snd “Power of the Whistler.” and “A

Bell for Adano.” through Tuesday: “Those Endearing Young

Charms”

‘and . “Bewitched.” RIVOLI-—"A Medal for Benny” and “A

TFORD— “Tahiti Tabitt Nights “Riders of Tomorrow

Times Amusement Clock

% “Night Club Girl” with Vivia Austin, be Tie, T30 5:13.78, 10:08 and 12, “Vaudeville ~ Halloween at 12:49, 3:31, 6:13, 8:38 and 1. Clwb Girl,” a a an ol, ar and 10:23. Vaudeville, 8 a

IANA “Sldte = with Janne Onin, Dana Andrews, Dick on i viva Blaine, ‘at an 3:40, Hr

¢ 148, 4, 6.53 and |

EXTHA! FOOTBALL NEWS

Indianapolis SYMPHONY CONCERTS

PURDUE vs. NORTHWESTERN

\ T ” TONIGHT AT 8:3 TOMORROW, 3 P. M.

Pranck—D Minor Symphony Stravinsky—Pirebird Suite Barrymore-—Pugue-Pantasis Kreisler-Sevitzky—Praeludi

NOW ON SALE

Seats at $3, 53.00, $4.90 (Tax Inel) Chairs at 51.20 & $1.30 (Tax Incl.)

MURAT—RI-9596 Also Wasson’s Record Dep't. Murat boxoffice open 10 5. m. tomorrow

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(Filmed in Techuicolor) °° Plus “I LOVE A MYSTERY”

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: earlier in the week, the city's juveniles » y .. . Speedway City's Main st. was the scene Halloween “Boston Rendezvous.” of a strange race when Lawrence Myers bet Wesied the Yipulue “je a Shste Cerra, oT Hh |e TICKETS ON SA ¥ A: wip ow i , surprise by behaving themselves fairly well. Sunday state Pair at 198. 00 ALL DAY oF Burs and LL. alas Oliver $10 he could outrun ah . . . Before that pre-Halloween damage’ a AE os x a SUNDAY * : A, > 08 aud 14 | automobile in a 60-yard dash. . . . Mr. ~1in 50 high Police Chief McMurtry promised desvous,” si 12:05. 3. 6 and 9. A AT COLISEUM BOX OFFICE SUN, THEIL Or A ROMANCE , ‘thurch. “The : Myers made strict enforcement. of a 10 p. m. curfew (Dumys auvews wih ing * av —3i9 IE C A ] fast getaway, but ordinance. .. , . Vandalism resulted in Godadia, at 13:40, 3:86, vol, and |X TT aa rae ar LAIR Tae 1 L£} Mr. Oliver's car tragedy when a 5-year-old was hospitalized =f Sakuno ute * = “LIGHTS OF OLD FE” te? Ea: sped ahead In and his sight jeopardised by a glass sliver : Hunter, at No mn 108 Allyn : ba second gear and from bottles tossed from a speeding truck. a uta AE -* SANDERS “ rn “JUNIOR Miss” i Couple % hn a FRANCE | PERSON] «| oa | ll | iri | ||| In Col - of the 40 & 8 ‘Copper Finally Copped— ne poms |x un i . T SIDE peta aot » suis Jo su vaso wip Pol Sule Sie sis, sti er EE Jn ny TUXEDO oo BREE rr sf] meee . which to purchase the Patrick mansion at marrie once Tell® with. Sn i L ALL-NEW | 3 nots ; Northw © 0258 © at 1:30 o'clock . 421 N. Pennsylvania st. . . . The Castle Hall bureau director of the Indiana state police rovn 4 a i neh uth Ix "a , FOYTAAR 168 SHESTAGLE oo dame Ter i wn Tidian etn oe | in the Teint | buflding on E. Ohio st. near City hal, department. , . . Before a thousand well- , Banderas 1 an sw, ee HOLLYWOOD ICE REV #1 & 5. Kids "NE. MUGGS STEPS OUT" | | Rod Camersn “TRIGGER TRAIL” | The double-rin motorized ota - wishers, P. Shirley Wilcox was sworn in as y : x A sez & washington | SUN. pou! NIGHTS® in Cole . | Ji | by the Rev. W : 0. oo of §100000, 1s Bow successor to Will H. Smith, Indiana internal A 4 a LOY JHE WsTIEY ; Parents ol ,. docupled by Hutioual Serdaiiens uf the EE chor. a Gor Lois Biers x 11 BIG NIGHTS, 8:30 P. M. * SE IED TLIGKA' ln Color TALBOTT rues si 252 “| M1 © and Mrs. Kime E ra Holiziesa e wwe THE -HEW of Newburg is the new Indiana selective x NOV. 15 Thru NOV. : a No Eres Piya, oRTuERN FURSUIE | tam fimer, a - 945 phone book, iss this week, contains . service director. . . Df. John W. Ashton, ed . . 2 | Jack Carson MARE YOUR OWN [1 0 gs, The bride § +" 50000 number changes and 40 more pages ‘chairman of the University of Kansas, x » ET 4 : I’ white satin an £ than last year’s gdition. .’ . . School 45's English department, was named desn of the 1 LIE e®} oF : "~ tip veil caugh : "Parent-Teacher association wants a new arly and sciences epllege at Indiana 1 x » g PEE " half=hat. Her z pms there. uAiversity. ¢ . . Lt. Od Dudley & Pfaff of x * 21H AND. CENTRAL | white roses an - % 0 ’ surgeon of the ist Troop Oarrier Command * » THLE oa ith Tok A sorbER® ' honor, has cho - = Crime Is on the Loose— at Stout Bele. 4 +» New Beau of x ; ay Jel Indianapolis Red Cross are Charles son & miimols 1H BY Ran Fiofine ~ -. Crime was on increase again this Russell J. Ryan and Mrs. Bon O. Aspy. ESQUIRE TAH - Borin ; Rg . rest more than 130 violators Butler university's 1945 senior class officers Fo Miss aoe Be : week failed to quell the upsurge, are David C. Patrick of Thdianapolis, are Toes o Tone, ! - carry Briarclif 5 climaxed by a hectic cops and robbers chase president; Miss Myra Brown of Oarmel, . Chas. | pompons. Th ¢ / through Crown Hill... . One of the fugitives vice president; Miss Lorna Dahistrand of DeMHavilland Boyer Goddard . will wear yelloy was shot and captured inthe cemetery after - THAIANADPOLS,” secretary, and George Downey “HOLD BACK THE DAWNY Jers will be T g Police, armed with shobjund-und Tevoivers, of Pairland, treasurer. . . . Rep. Louls : y Fred oo Mary Rebl !* bronze pompor { hed. scoured the Crown Hill area. , . . His Ludlow was mentioned this week a5 & wri ah Non Evelyn Keyes MacMurray Martin Preston ¢ The best m "partner was nabbed by Indianapolis possible Democratic candidate for U. 8. $ BLUES" ? "NEW YORK TOWN" lk | Reifeis, and ; Setetives Wi eilep bm ai the yay 34 senator in 1946. Au ENDS SUNDAY - i Yalow, and. ersontown, “lim killed Stratford 19th & J. Palkenberg ¢ lumbus, father-in-law on S. Missourf. st. . . . A : ENGLIS be a reception | lady shooting victim identified her assailant What's Cookin’ With G. 1's— : oF THE The couple wil «when police brought him to her bedside in The Ernie Pyle American Legion post J : “BACK Tumbus. (st Vincent's hospital. , . . Burglars filched 247 was chartered on the Indiana university “$230 worth of property from the Butler campus, the first world war II post to be ONE OF THE TEN BESTPLAYS Double-R gymnasium. . . . A serviceman just established at s Hoosier college. . . . OF THE YEAR. 2 ne Mattie : Unites Cc | discharged from Oump Atterbury was robbed Governor Gates turnéd LE Mr and Mrs. . of wedding rings for his wife-to-be when he over four cottages at { wedding . fell asleep in a car, . . . He woke up, minus SVE Jiu otiauet #' Sie NEXT MONDAY, : ding wi. ah money, on & lawn in Franklin, , . . Two 100 student veterans at 3 is the Ea Poe myc TUESDAY, BR . No ‘ae iets , +The double: Parkmoor, well - known youth Butler opened a special Xe hl - WEDNESDAY | ‘at. 11 o'clock , us, was robbed of $117. . . . Two term Thursday for vet- WE 2 ang Mis, fondly admired a 2-year-old lad in a ° erans desiring to resume TOMTE % i] Hamilton ave, ; town store, then strolled away with his their education immedi- ie A ng hilde w ; mother’s pocketbook. . , . A musician ately. . . . A discharged a8 white | ; aid his $1150 violin was stolen from him as vy airman, Albert L. Fessler was appointed Aaveling she ¢ Stood in a safety zone. . . . An honest representative for Eastern airlines . and black acce ie retirned a complete set of music lost «vA discharged overseas medical : ™ a A reception the Indianapolis Symphony kettle Ralph H. Nestmann,. was & A 5 [was held in the w+ + + A bandit called a cab then Sunnyside hospital staff. . . . TRAXEIL0S . y will be at hos up the driver. . . . Indiana excise greetings to HA Melbourne sW 9g : y st, after Nov. 1 arrested 425 alleged bootleggers last Schwnrta, Nov. 17, from hig wife, Vads, Son, ne, a. A New Comedy by PHILIP BARRY vii ld mr a W - 3 Dad, Mother, Brothers, family. . , .. el) v ‘DONALD COOK * JOHN EMERY / my ' Going-Ar : * % * And to SK3-O Joseph M. Hayden, Nov. 11, ars aR Eo an 4 ed J ON Miss Sally : el Girl H home on leave after 20 inonths in the Pacific, ay wep EVES.: $1.20, $3.00 ; ih honor guest tor ph” Girl Here— . +» Belated greetings to Sgt. Robert Burns, — MAT. 4 $0 $i E. 1 to be § Halloween Victory loan rally at the Ha Oct. 25, from his Wife, Mother, . ——— — - * . S0oliseuin, febturing “Oomph” Girl Anh Brother, Ann. , . . And to Sgt. Joe O. Lyons, : # a iy Ex-Film Czar Will Hays, Gen. Germany, Nov. 19, Mother, Dad, Tom, Mary, x : a) - dl will I Milburn, commander of the 21 corps. Lill, Betty, Tommy, Cass, Rich, Don, Joan, 5 - . | where she Vie Siatep. 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