Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 1946 — Page 10

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Now on High Seas

FRANKFURT, Jan. 19 (U. PJ. 's redeployment timetable :

408th Field Artillery Group: Sailed from Le Havre yesterday.

In the period of Jan. 10-16, 5164 ‘casual officers and enlisted men sailed from Antwerp.

TEVAULT ARRESTED ON WIFE'S CHARGE 3:

Police today are investigating a domestic tangle in which a man is under arrest charged with as-

kill, Robert A. Tevault, 29, of 810 8. Holmes ave. a truck driver, was arrested yesterday after his wife said he choked her Thursday morning. Tevault denied the charge. Separated for two months of their nine-month marriage, Mrs. Tevault said her husband was waiting for her when she returned to her apartment at 2063 Broadway. Mrs. Tevault said that when she regained consciousness she smelled gas, She made her way from the apartment and collapsed. R. L. Dor-|-man, the landlord, entered the apartment to find Tevault overcome, Police revived him. Meanwhile Mrs. “Tevault has filed for annulment of the marriage on the grounds that Tevault still is married to another woman. Police say that hé has sued for divorce but that it has not yet been granted.

COMMUNITY FUND OFFICERS RENAMED

Officers and directors of the United War and Community fund were re-elected yesterday at their annual meeting in the Lincoln hotel. President Harry S. Hanna called on board members to “give unstinting support” in this year's drive. He pointed out that U. 8. O,, United China relief and a few other war fund supportees will operate until at least 1947. In addition to President Hanna, Perry W. Lesh was renamed vice president, William J. Mooney, second vice president, and Harold B Tharp, treasurer.

INDIANA STANDARD

A United States conciliation service recommendation for an 18 per cent increase in wages of employees at the Writing refinery was accepted by the Indiana Standard Oil Co. yesterday.

Spiritual ‘Awakening Services $

sault and battery with intent toc

ACCEPTS WAGE HIKE ves

MORE HOOSIER 6,15 ‘BACK FOR DISCHARGE

New York ports have listed over 60 Indianapolis veterans as arriving - for discharge processing at

Camp Atterbury. Arriveg jan. 16 aboard the John Beickson; T. Gr, James G. Lt. steivin E. Walker, Pfc. Rem Spero, alg w Frederick R, ey Laux, T. bth Gr. Bdward C. Reed, Beatty, T. 4th Cr. ag 3 3d Or. Mishel 8. B. Prost and 8. Sgt. Jona Arrived Jan. 16 aboard the U. 8, Vie. Or. Richard L. Jessup, Pvt. T. Sgt. David L. Low-

sth Gr, John F.

on aboard the Byron M. Turner,

3 Smith, Milton 8, O'Banion and M, E. Kiesle.

Arrived Jan. Shires: RO

Sgt. Robert 17 aboard the George t H. Pryor and Pvt

aboard the Stevens , Robert N. Connan,

Pfc. and Pfe. Harry J.

Shackle, Arrived yesterday aboard the Gustayius Victory: Pfc. Leland U. Johnson, 1st Jan G. Flaherty, Sgt. James R. Wag-

aboard the Laconia vie oyde - Sangosl, I.

PL a . on oy Mollings and 8, A na. Due to arrive Tuesday Df oard the Howe: 8. Sgt. Charles H. Lee, Pfo. Gay- | da lord A. Knox and Pvt, Claude H. Ogden | J "ue to arrive Wednesday aboard the Charles M. Jones: T. Sh Gr. Mason E. Church

MARGH DISCHARGES URGED FOR 2-YR. GI'S

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19 (U. P.) ~~ The chairman of the special senate subcommittee investigating demobilization said today that enlisted men with two years service could be discharged by March, The statement was made by Senator Edwin C. Johnson (D. Col). He said this goal could be accomplished without lowering the army's physical requirement as. suggested by Brig. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey. Hershey, national selective service director, told the committee yesterday that the draft could provide the 50,000 men a month required by the army only if it lowered its physical standards. He also suggested reinducting draftees between the ages of 18 and 26 who were discharged after serving less than a year in training only. $35,000 FIRE HITS PLANT JASPER, Ind. Jan. 19 (U. P).— Loss from a fire which swept the Victoria Mill & Elevator Co. plant was estimated at $35,000 today by John J. Welp, plant manager, Firemen fought three hours yesterday to bring the blaze under control. Cause of the fire was undetermined.

INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

' |nounced.

pie. ter and Shirley Shotts, tickets, and

P.| SUCK Wm,

.{fleld, Ind;

n | passed away Thursday

lof Mrs. Pearl Densford. Time and place | later. Chapel.

neral Home,

§ [SKATING PROCEEDS GO FOR WELFARE

at Riverside rink, sponsored by the Junior Red Cross club‘ of Manual

‘fund, Betfy Davis, president, and Mrs. Coral T. Black, sponsor, d-

are.

Commies Reais are. Idora Riche Carolyn Kuebler, Roberta Berne hardt, Dorothy Emrich snd members of Miss Gladys Deuney's art class, posters. DEATH NOTICES 1 Indianapolis Times, Sai. Jan. 19, 1046

ALLISON~=Harry 8., father of Mrs. Nina Vogler of of he ndfather of Louis Vv A . R., and

rial Park, Friends may call at mortuary

any time. husband o of 0

Bruce Jr., Mrs, Mary L. ock, a Mrs. Hazel E. hite, Mrs, Beiyel Bowers, ‘Cleveland, O.; Mrs. Frieda Warner, San Bruno, Cal.; brother of J. Bruce and Mrs. Oila Callahan, passed away Saturday morning. any Tuesday, 1:30 p. m, from Shirley Bros. Irving "Hill Chapel 5377 E. Washington st. Burial Crown Hill Friends may call at Chapel ater 7 p. m. Saturday. DAY--John Bert, 63 years of. age; passed away Priday. Friends may call at the Jordan Funeral Home, 2428 E. 10th st, alter 7 p. m. Baturday. Funeral Monday, Jan, 21, at 10 a. m, Friehas invited, Burial washington Park. ESTERLINE—Mrs, Lula M., wife of John W., mother of Margaret, Merrill B., George W., John . Jr. and James C evening at her home, 5)01 N. Meridian, Friends may call at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Saturs day p. m, and Bunday, and at North Methodist Church, 9 to 9:55 a, m,, Monday. Services 10 a, m, at the church, | burial in Grenaview Cemetery, Lalayette, about 32:30 p. m, Monday.

HARLOYICH -Leo, of 3907 E.

Sr, age 66, Maggie D, Ru father

16th st. passed on Friday, age 41 years, husband of Margaret L, Harlovich, brether ot Mrs, Mary neragovich., Services Tuesday, J:00 Pp. m., at Peace Chapel, 2000 E. Michigan st. Frienas are weicome. Burial Crown dill. Moore ay vaien, HERDER~—No! n F., husband of Muy, son of Mrs, Mary Kringer, brother of Mrs. Dorothy Kolker, stepiather of Mrs.

Prooseds from 's skating party”

A . SATURDAY. JAK. 107 1046 FEMALE HELP WANTED :

high school at 8 p. m. Friday will|thedral church, ‘th be given to the national children’s te

Sehdusie

with enthusiastic ri petsonaiy

1601 E. New York

6.1 H. HERRMANN 508 8 “ HISEY & TITUS

951 N. Delaware St.

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N. Hlinois

9B4.N Minos = ROBERT W. STIR RUNG 1423 Pros) J. C. Wilson "CHAPEL OF THE cnr: 1334 Prospect St.

LOST AND FOUND

Janeinity 30th, Illinois or 38th, Lo rea WA

, College; Indianapolis hockey player; -0315.

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SHIRLEY BROS, CO. L4-5400 A-s018 PRESS OPERATORS

'| Receptionist

| LOST—Wallet, with Canadian credentials;

Real Silk WILL TRAIN

~The Indianapolis Times

aud a EE im SHE TYPIST; ALSO STENOGRAPHER Society of 68. : Pater and Paul Cyihedrs.| Hosiery Mendis 4 and Seamers work" ior company. ma making me A os hon rod: ot! Bo acu pn | Silda A ST \ e PITMAN-MOORE CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS C8 Sn 1200 MADISON AVE a7 7 ol TT 1236 Shelby he N : W.T. Blasengym a he ‘ Homsakaeper fr 2 TYPISTS PELE FN N er Se Tw U8 ta 35) - To work in accounting department. FARLEY FUNERALS .2 — sal TD aml] JYIid JSTOUPS: One to do clerical and detail, one WAYS £2 fs Bs Creek Boulevard. Ty ; , ariona osie dn $i eRe S. GADD on MANICURIST Call RI. 811, 8 a. fory Mills

N. P Ivanis

PAYROLL CLERK Must be accurate with figures. See Mr. Snyder

GENERAL BAKING CO.

318 W. Vermont

i od Pos for a Girl to Work

OPP OR NTMES

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Permanent positions with increases on regularly scheduled basis.

INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.

STERLING LAUNDRY 7356 Lexington Ave. Take Shelby car to Pine St. 40-hour, 5-day week:

good working condi tion. Gasteria, 1031 E. Washington.

SALES STATISTICAL CLERK

LOST, white terrier size dog, bIack ears, eyes. Near Broadway Methodist church. License 113. Service man's pet. BR-1483 LOST—Pointer dog, liver spotted; answers to name vicinity Broad Ripple; boy's pet; to Fred Eichrodt; reward. BR-207 LOST—Lady’'s Bulova yellow gold wrist watch; black band; on Alabama; between Ohio and New York. BE-0202. Reward. LOST—Biiifoid, identification inside, in _ Priday afternoon, by working girl. Reward. CH-2077.

male; § months old; “Jin”; belongs 4.

Virginia Johnson, passed away Friday. Services Monday, 2:30 p. m., from the J. C.

er of Mrs. Charline Horton, Frieda Garboden, Alverne and Edmund Holtzhauser, Hilda Garison and sister of Mrs, Ernest Hartman and Charles Hartman. Puneral (private) at residence and at 3:30 p. m, (for the public), St. John’s EvangelicAl and Reformed Church. Interment St. John's Cemetery. Max Herrlich and Son Service.

KESSLER—Rufus Rudolph of 1931 N. Ili-

nois st, passed away Tuesday, 2% 53 years. Funeral and burial to be Hermann, Mo. Friends may call ye Peace apei, 2050 E. Michigan st. 9 p. m. Saturday. Moore Mortuaries. KRABBE Henry M., 617 E. 34th st,

father of Mrs. Ray BE. Jones and Mrs. George H, Paske of Indianapolis and brother of John and Mrs. Charles Bahls and Mrs. William Glave of Danville, Illinois, passed away Friday. Priends may call at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary wntl Sunday a. m. Services Monday, 2 le t the Callahan Funeral Home, Dan~ ville "Minot. Burial Spring Hill cemetery, Danville, Illinois. «

LAMAR Elias beloved or of Mrs. Mamie Krol Mrs. Rae itn Mrs. Abilee Melvin, est L. and 8. LaMar, brother of . Charles

Emerson, Ind, passed away at the home of his daughter Mrs. Abilee Melvin, #03 E/ Pleasant Run Pkwy., Friday a. m. Priends may call at the Robert W. ling 1420 Prospect st. Puneral services Monday, 10:30 a. m., from funeral

Moore Mortuary Peace

MACHETT—Mrs. Genevieve, 2018 - Broadway, mother of Mrs. Fred Gorton and C. E. Machett, sister of Oscar Mansfield of Rochester, Ind., passed away Friday a. m. Services Planner & Buchanan Movday, 3 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at mortuary.

4 Today Clearings has chr saa 5,986,000 Debits ...ovvnie iia RN 21,363,000 The Week | Clearings ...... wine gone yon 40,483,000 .. 118,058,000 | ATLANTA--Otto Charles Baden, Survivors: Wile, Flossie;

Charles Parnell, Joanbe, son, James D.; Ed, John; sister, Mrs. Aubrey Gibson.

BROOKSTON--Mrs, Jennie May Robert- |

North Side Nazarene Church Bugens at Barnes REV. H. N. DIC Evangelist Soul-stirring preaching and singing Jan, 18 to ?? 7:30 P.M. Ermel Short, Minister

TA-2041 |

SOUTH SIDE NAZARENE Olive 8t, and LeGrande Ave. A. IL. EMMERT, Pastor Sunday School, 9:30 A. M reaching Services, 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P, NY P 6:30 PM Wednesday Prayer Meeting, 745 P M

A Hearty Welcome Awaits - You

Church of the Advent (EPISCOPAL) MERIDIAN AT 33D STREET REV. THOMAS R. THRASHER 7:30 A. M.—Holy Communion, 9:30 A. M.—~Chureh School." 11:00 A. M.—Morning prayer and Sermon.

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH EPISCOPAL

64th and College Rev. William Burrows, Rector

Sunday, 8 A. M.—Holy Communion 9:30 A. M.—Church School. 11:00 A. M.—Morning Prayer.

of MOTH HOLES-—BURNS or WORN SPOTS

LEON TAILORING CO.

In the Mid 235 Mass. Ave. 3, mot ee’

: | BUDS,

{ Rubright; ELWOOD-—Thomas Wellington, 78. Sur-| | MICELI—J

son, 67. Burvivors: Husband, Charles; Jesse, Willard,

| man, sister, Sara Stromberg, Mrs.

vivors: Daughter, Elizabeth Morgan: |

| sons, Joseph G., Lewellyn; brothers, wil- | Jack Mooney,

liam, ®van, Henry, George. Survivors: Husband, Prank: sons, Albert, ! Walter; daughter, Mrs. Alma Payne, HUNTINGTON-—Mrs. Dottie B. Murphy, 65. Survivors: Husband, Figie G.; Pred; sisters, Mrs. Bélle Hull, Mrs, Kaylor, Mrs. Mimmie Crago, Mrs, Druley. KOKOMO-—William B. vivors: Wife: sister, Mrs. James P. Downey, 73, Burvivors: ter, Mrs. Gladys Matthews; son, Wayne,

Rosa |

Clark, 70. SurCharles Convis. Daugh-

Esther Saffer, 92. Survivors: Sons, Samuel! A., Mendle; daughters Mrs. Isaac Hurwick, Mrs. Frank Nerenberg. Royal’ Anderson Boston, 71. Survivors: Wife, Maybell; srother, Pred, Mrs. Minnie Belle Mijler, 66. Survivors: Bons, Ralph, Adrian; daughter, Mrs. Grace Petty, sister, Mrs. Della Bilby; brothers, Norman, George, Lewis and Carl Cooper. LOGANSPORT — Curtis Bowman, 63. Survivors: Wife, Edith; daughter, Mary Morgan; sisters, Mrs. Don Hollowell, Mra, Claude Gould, Mrs. Clos Hunt, Mrs. Lola Perris; brother, Fred, Mrs. Leona M. Klein, Survivors: John P. Leo J.; daughters, Margaret L, and Mildred C Klein; sisters, Mrs, Laura Mabbitt, Mrs. Belle Byrum. MAJENICA—Aaron Mercellils Beck, 86. Survivors, Wife, Cora Belle; sof, Lester E.; daughter, Mrs. Mary Allred. SWAYZEE—Arthur W. Pry. Survivors: Wife, Ann; sons, George A, Pred. VINCENNES-—Joseph Dumont, vivor: Bister, Mrs. Leopold Bernard.

PHOTO-LITO and PLANOGRAPH Prints 7A IRE TTY YO IR,

Indianapolis Blue Print & Lithograph Co.

sister, Mrs. Anna Edward

52. | Albert Hoffmeister, passed away Thursday daughtérs, Mrs. [at her home, Barbara May; | Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Monday, brothers. Sam, Clarence, | 1:30. Friends invited. Burial Grown Hill

William, Ernest, ices at the + | Henry, Millard; daughters, Mrs. Levi Tat- | landon, Sunday, 2 p. m. Burial I. 0. O. F. Mrs. Chris Sorenson, Mrs. Adrian | Cemetery. Priends may call at the funeral

FT. RECOVERY—Mrs. P. H. Kirgan, 73. | brother of Mrs. Madelene Caito, city; Mrs,

son, |

Cora

{evening at her residence, Noblesville, VP Thi) Set 0 JR RS Box 301, Services at residence Mrs. ’ Tuesday, 2 p. m. Friends invited, Burial

Bons, |

85. Bur-

REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS “Henry Constanine, 70. Albert R. Wagonseller, 62. Survivors: CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Wife, Ida; Jan hter, Mrs. Doris Norton; th and Chester son, Esco; er, Charles; sisters, Mrs. Indianapolis, Ind. Sattia Pinkstaft, Mrs. Lois Booker, Church School 9:30 a.m. Marshall Ray, 38. Survivors: Parents, orning Mr, and Mrs. B. O. Ray; sisters, Mrs, Worship 10:30 a. m,| Rex Bcott, Mrs, Marjorie ompson,. Mary Zion's ®..6:00 p.m. | Ellen Ray; brothers, Ted, Cleo, L. " Evenin Gene, Prank, Tom. Worshi 1:30pm. | WARSAW—Mrs. Mollie E. Syphers, 80 Pastor, L E Cleveland : 3 : 100 N.” Holmew Aon | Survivors: Daughter, : Norah Duncan;

{ Zilpha Price Molton, passed away Friday

McCARTHY—Mrs. Margaret A., mother of Charles J. and William C. and Mrs.

814 KE. 46th st. Services

McCONNELL—Wilbert E. (Billy), age 84, husband of Fannie McConnell, father of Lewis, passed away #riday. Puneral servMcCord Funeral Home, Oak-

| home after 4 p. m. Saturday.

h, beloved father of Gus Mrs. Joseph Da Madelene Cuppy, Pr

husband ut Miceli, M. - | rile, city: ort,

Catherine, | Mrs,

Agnes Caito, Kokomo, |at his residence, 432 B. East st, Thursay, 3: p. m.,, age 81 years. Funeral from residence of his asugnel, Mrs. Jack Moone; #4 8B. st,, Monday, 8:30 . Requiem nigh mass Holy Rosary church, ® a. m. Burial 8t, Joseph ceme-

Ind. passed away

tery. Friends invited. PRICE-—Mrs. Blanche Curtis, age 69, beloved wife of Hop Price, mother late

Union Chapel. Friends residence any time. please copy.)

RICHARDSON inee Schockley)—Mary P wife of Frank R., mother of John Schockley, grandmother of Marjorie and Norma Schockley, sister of Crilla Banks, passed away Saturday morning. Puneral Tuesday, 10:30 a. m., at Shirley Bros. i{rving Hill Chapel, 5377 E. Washington st. Burial Ebenezer cemetery. Friends may call at Irving Hill any time after 1 p. m. Sunday.

ROACH--Dora K, 53 N. Dearborn, entered into rest Priday evening, age 74

may call at (Noblesville papers

1355 W. 9th St. LI-2461.

LOST—On E. Mich. car Jan. 16, black Foskethook ; important papers; re-

Wilaon : ooapel of She Clitsgies, 1234 | Cord. rospect st. fends invited. Burial St. Joseph cemetery. Friends may call at the | LOST- Dog, male, white with biack ota, “Chapel of the Chimes” afier 3 p, m.| Dame “Salty.” Reward. 3508 E. I6th Saturday. cn -3887-M. a —at———— ms som — HOLTZHAUSER—Marie Christian (Sofie), Reward Pomeranian dog, brown and oi 3% miles north of Cumberland, passed tan; strayed from 1842 N. away Friday evening, age 72 years, moth-| Talbot. WA-9650.

wii GENTLEMAN who picked a2 3 Nude Monday afternoon regarding rain a Buick wheel shield; reward. LI-5445.

ward, |

Must be Moy W Wn > Tal calculating machine.

GENERAL BAKING CO.

318 W. Vermont

SEAMSTRESS °

Experienced for women’s alterations in| large department store. Address Box

SECRETARY

Excellent opportunity for experienced person. Permanent position. Good salary. Age 20-30

240 N. Meridian St,

CAPABLE INDIAN POLIS or vicinity woman with TE background to direct evening program by appointment, Steady income. Oar essential. Mor personal interview, write stating quainea. tions, address and phone number to Box 212. Care Indianapolis Times.

* GIRLS *

Here is the opportunity of a lifetime.

LEARN TELEGRAPH WORK * Paid while learning

| % Pleasant working conditions x Vacation with pay

years. % Time and one-half for overtime WEST! Herff-Jones Co. LR 1411 N. Capitol hn 3S 2. Monday through

LOST—Man’s wedding ring, Jan. 13; engraved inside; reward. CH-1716-R.

ACCOUNTING CLERK —High school graduate with one or more years typing experience. Age 18-25. Inland Container

Corp. Call Mr. C. E Fellmy, L1.2323.

ACCOUNTING CLERK

National Hosiery Mills Call RI. 6511,8a. m. to 5 p. m.

Calculator Op'tr.

Not over 35; 5-day week. Bookkeeping experience desired; also must be able to take dictation. This is a good job with a high salary for the - right girl.

Chev. Motor Div.

FEMALE RELP WANTED 9

Mr. Yaw

GIRLS OVER 18

Good Pay—Good Hours

STERLING LAUNDRY

SECRETARY

Excellent opportunity for ex-

perienced - girl. Permanent 735 Lexington, take Shelby car to Pine position. Pleasant, modern “Praise care for two children by day. office.

Call RI. 6511, 8 A. M. to 5 P. M.| MALE-FEM. HELP WANTED

Shirt Press Operators Soda F ountain

Shirt Folders {We have a number of openings Experienced; for dave or nights, 5 to 11 [Or voung ladies and young gen- . tt.

p m See Mr tlemen to work on our fountain. EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY See MR. MOORE 840 N i Teg SIE Apply at office Stenographer HOOK'S DRUG ST04ES

oye . ___ California . Permanent position, with alifornia and Market Sts

Boe. Jritnis vied. Busia; Memiri) (20 to 35) manufacturing firm. Apply S } S $ LUTES—Rev. Wm. H., of 23 N. Gray st. |Must be able to type. Heavy book- Hetherinaton & Be eno-oecre ary yooniered Inte yest Pi - , age 1 keeping experience not necessarily erneringron rner, Inc. ENGINEERING OFFICE ‘Lutes, father of Mrs. Emmett Walls required. 701 Kentucky Ave. Machi Harvey, George and Henry Lutes, brother - ne achine

and Tool Designer

Experienced STENOGRAPHERS | 330 hour week: A90d. wages; plansans Er Heitor. Week. L 5 $. SPRING CLUTCH CORP. rtiss-W Stokely V Van Camp, Inc. S ay Yr fig Corp. MERIDIAN

«COUPLE -

—Man to do gardening and —Woman general housework modern home located in the country, Best living conditions and good wages. Call Mr. Conner, BR-2471.

STENOGRAPHER TYPIST

GENERAL OFFICE WORE

Real Silk Hosiery Mills 634 N NOBLE

MALE HELP IELP WANTED 11

CHORUS GIRLS

With or without

Apply daily in person. Pox Theater. 242 N. Dlinols.

CLERICAL

ested in permanent position with

bonus; 5-day week.

mobile Insurance Assn., writers bldg.

CLERK-TYPIST

Permanent ' Position—8-Day Week Good Opportunity

15th Floor Fletcher Trust

vo Women omen for Coun Counter ounter Work ARANTY

DICTAPHONE CORP.

years, aunt of Ferrell Pollock and Mrs, Pred Newby, sister-in-law of Mrs. T. Roach, Bervices Sunday, 2 p. Peave Chapel, are welcome, Burial Monday Crown Hill temetery, Salem, Ind. Moore Mortuaries,

ROBERTS-—~Mrs. Pansy T., 1360 N, Kealing ave, beloved wife of Victor E., mother of Mary Lou Roberts, sister of Harold Thomas of Kokomo and Powell Thomas of National City, Cal, passed away Friday a. m;, at her residence. Services Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary 4 p. m. Monday. Priends invited. Cremation at Flanner & Buchanan crematory,

SAFFER-Mrs, Esther, of Kokomo, Ind,

Sremng. mother of Mrs. Isasg Hurwick, 8

nk Nernberg, Sam Saffer and Mendle Sager Berrios will be conducted 1:30 p. Sunday, at he ron

Ruben Punersl Home, Friends in

1621 E. Washington

10:30 A. M.—“SELF 7:30 P. M-"GOD'S

MACHINIST | 18, W. South L1-6212

GEO. J. EGENOLF

FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

Rev. C. B. Cox, Pastor

| Sunday School—9:30 A. M.

ENCOURAGEMENT" WAY OUT.”

SCHWAB-—-Gnustave (Gus), age - Ta

of Rosa Schwab, father. of Mrs. Emma Emerich, Mrs. Bertha Rothinan, Mrs. Anna Guion, Mrs. Hazel Mrs.

Dorothy Asmus and Har father of .Carl Emer!

GARFIELD HEIGHTS

Bible Study

Nears annin nr ann

serves

Wednesday a Bible Study W. L. TOTTY, Minister

S CHURCH OF CHRIST 2842 SHELBY. STREET Worship and Preaching ....

Chas ihmrernrabiainy 1

Hill.

Davis, Robert Rothman nd John Henry Guion, also two great-gran fidren, | brother of Mrs. Margaret Ilg, AWAY Saturday morning at the r reriy 2635 Kessler blvd. Services Monday, 2: m., Conkle Puneral Home, 1934 W

an. Friends invited. Burial Crown jends may call at funeral home after Bunday. TAYLOR-Lelia E, Kern, 83 years, 1808 N. Pennsylvania st, mother of Marjorie Ann, grandmother of John Taylor, Goshen, Ind, passed away Friday p. m. Services Fianner & Buchanan Mortuary,

Michigs

tion Flanner hanan crematory. Priends may call at the mortuary.

~ BUSINESS EDUCATION

8 Aoounting, inst

sien sho’ fons.

aad ni gd "Cal Banos College poktehiteets and aud Buiidees Sts, pls.

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SLyRCH “tn and 3§ Supa

(No. 2) Sunday—5: 00P.M.

ASSEMBLIES GOD

WEST SIDE GOSPEL -TABERNACLE

2112 Miller St. « REV. THOMAS PAINO

‘Assemblies. of ‘God invite You 16 Listen. to Out "7 ' SPECIAL BROADCAST, SUNDAY, 7:06 A. M., WFBM *

‘NO SABBATH SOTA

~~ a _ HEAR BIBLE PROOF - '.

WOODCOCK—Elveretta: (Etta), as 85, beloved mother of Mrs. Maud

apolis:/ Mrs, Gertrude Haines, Greenwood and John Hall, Quincy, Ind; Yi o! Minnie Hammel, ee 3 mother of Dr. Charles Sodeosk

Voodes , Spore .| morning at the home Pa. Mr. Ww. Wiley, Grasmuoed. 10:30. a m., at the J Home in Greenwood. Friends

AWAY

Saturday noon.

ZIEGELMUELLER — Catherine, mother of Wm., Geo. mieller, Mrs, ADDA ‘Truex, alain 2 M Carolini Pieper,

OF. CHRIST, a Hobbs Jr. nl

Go Na hath a

passed away at her residence Thursday .

Afry Soh Soh vA. ab, grand.

Monday, 2 p. m. Priends invited. Crema- & Buc

Canton, O.; Mrs. Cora McMillen, naan. .

stepRia Fred

Haine, 3 abl

Burial Greenwood, Priends may call after

Eppen, grandmother of EEL mt $ ‘and

Age 25-35. Salary open. Typing es sential,

Electromatic Operater Apply Mr. F. H. Schneider

experience. We train you free. Good salary while learning. Ho Mack,

High school graduate, age 17 to 25, inter-

0 rtunity for advancement; salary plus pPpo y Sa TY At | floor, Under-

THE HOOSIER CASUALTY CO.

wants assistant office manager to s. M handle all clerical details and cor2060 E. Michigan, Friends respondence in district sales office.

Telephone for appointment. RI-4582.

A MECHANICS, ( Soon 50 CONDITIONS 2 STENOGRAPHERS 10TH & CENTRAL BALES C Th-4601 Must take dictation; 5-day week. Apply personnel office CAR WASHER Inside work. Warm water.

PACKARD MFG. CO. 2900 Columbis Ave.

Any oorth-bound car to 30th, transfer to Crosstown bus to Columbia

Permanent job. SEE MR. KINSLEY,

GENERAL BAKING CO.

318 W. Vermont.

STENOGRAPHERS

1f you are interested in a” 40-hour week position and permanent employment . in pleasant surroundings, e to out employment office on

com the Tth floo! Experienced on light gauge sheet THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. non Oi Eu Suite anes ~~ {have some ability to make perspective exterior layouts, some artistic ability is advantageous. Must have pleasing personality and ability to work in harmony with other men. Middle-aged man preferred. A Give record for past 5 years to secure consideration. Address Times, Box A-1217.

Metal Polishers and Buffers

Dining Room Porter, Colored GUARANTY CAFETERIA, 20 N. M

N. Merid.

DRAFTSMAN

J Sea Shere Opr.

$%-day week. Steady employment. Good . Ae: | starting salary. See Mr. Miller

W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.

543, W. McCarly

| TYPIST

ply Bmiployment Office for dictaphone work. Per- ZENITE METAL CORP. manent postion. 40-hour . Rear 201 N. West St.

week. Good salary. LAYEROUTS and FITTER-UPS

for steel shop. Apply Hetherington &

Real Silk Hosiery Mills

34 N NOBLE

i i i , 701 Kentucky Ave, Indianapolis Morris Plan HERFF-JONES Se 2 a Revuets dve_____, 3 sweeper alr. Atlas ElecHOE. Washington CO trie Co., 2050 Clifton. WA-6076 Diet Maids Bo rer ro ary and 1411 N. Capitol J ANI WIFE NOT OVER outstde EaiiianaTee. Sunnyside Sana- s a SMALL cRILOREN. TOR roai on A a8 torium, OH-1 rs. Boone. ] EXPERIENCED person for corset Altera-| pg, school graduste. age 11 to 30, in- YT ToST-WAR * WORK. GOO tion workroom, ’ ip large retail store. |... J np an ent pos tion with food SALARY L TERS ie Be Re plus, bonus: de lous 9 M.-12 ARI ‘ANE AND Ly 5 FROM EXPERIENCED Neen, oth” foot, Underwriters bldg. NA Moth BT. in HOSIERY 1 y P 3 Y Experi d TAILORS alterations in 4 y ne or women 18 MENDERS us, Dl poo sions. large recall store, Address Box A-158

solidated bldg. MA-1451. for order and billing depart-

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TYPISTS

Air Products Co. 129 i TYPIST—FIL GLERK—STENO. RAIN TO Tr Fm St, AT 2. 5% i Sug Etter SAP | MACHINE OPERATORS Phon mt, Perm We Will Pay You

$110 A MONTH

Man having experience i in

items involving odd Shapteia welding, Fai small volume, back should

WANTED—A SPECIAL KIND OF

PRODUCTION ‘SUPERINTENDENT. * FOR A RELIABLE LOCAL FIRM

sary include tool and die making. of experimental Simerienee helpful.

While Training and $125 A MONTH When training is completed.

Forty-hour week plus time and a half for overtime. Vacation and sick leave, the manifacturing of sheet metal || retirement funds Soup insurance, - rgely stainless steel—assembled by from 100 to 1000 pieces. Naess ode

For complete charge of |

‘See Miss Smith

INDIANA EMPLOYMENT 8 SECURITY DIVISION

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Denny's Gar., CARP] cement work

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Curtains ©

DYNAMITER, brick smokes RI-1936,

clocks, ete., Wigley, CH-34!

Electrical

trical constru WA-8449 day

Electrical Tr TF HOC

Feather pill 1336 8. Merid

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WE_RI FURN, General Co Cement, brick ainting, pape eed; 24 hr. hr. 1

Fisher |

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General Lig Trash, Ash

LI-9250. Laundry Mattresses

clalty; new b: match made t Co.

RI-1832,

~ PLAKE'S

604 N. Jeffers brake service, nights MA-692

Moving .. PAINTING Painting } Spray "oi paint

| spec.

CH-4925-\

E. Lochard,

PAPERHANGI] paper. Estim WA-9232,

‘Paper Ha Paperhang MA-6206

TA-1853

PAPERHANGI «Guar, service.

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Carl W. Barn

Paper Hang - PATCH PL Plastering

Plastering. Plumbing

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roofs, Guarant