Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 February 1946 — Page 15
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5 Program to Put in Top Place.
TON, Feb. 4 (U. B). amship lines kept thet ress and the Londo ference today as the 500,000,000 program ion top billing among] Ipping powers. ajor lines revealed National Federation of pping (N.F. A.8.) their tain 89 custom-buil essels with capacity fo gers and 700,000 dead f cargo, 5 their worldwide, DOS however, shippers re rn over these matters legislative policy tha be laid down for dis he nation’s vast war at marine. ettled controversy ove.
fon in the reconstruc’ id planning is dimeutd do not know on wha! 1ilt cargo ships will bf
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iy PAS oui VE 5 hy The Rev. Donald J. Dunkin of Garrett, Ind, will be‘ installed as the new pastor of the Lynhurst| Baptist church Sunday morning, He is a former professor at Bap+ tist college of Illinois as well as pastor at Garrett and Elkhart. He is now in Indianapolis, having succeeded the Rev. C. H. Schieck, Lynhurst pastor, who recently died.
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8 Hoosier. and Franklin . college
who is a teacher in Chicago Christian high school, Chicago; and Joyce, a junior in Wheaton college, Wheaton, Ill.
DRIVER IS HELD GUILTY. IN DEATH
Judge William D. Bain of criminal | court today delivered ‘a verdict of guilty in the manslaughter case of Horace Edwards, 31, alleged driver of a car which fatally injured 15-year-old Mildred Trout. The accident occurred Dec. 23, 1044, on W. Washington st. between Biltmore and Norfolk aves. Judge Bain said he would sentence the defendant later today to a term of two to 21 year in the Indiana state prision. Edwards has been at liberty under bond since the accident. His attorney, John Watkins, asked Judge Bain to suspend the sentence. This was Was denied,
rgay. Tn ing ‘Tuesday, B23 e George W. Usher ultra. Bs W Be Then st. Friends tnvited, Burial South cemetery, Danville, Ind. Friends may call at mortuary.
KERFOOT Bert J. of Cleveland, husband of Dora, Cleveland; brother of Mrs, George Diner B . Y., and William P. Kerfoot, Mobile i, died Sunday In Cleveland, Friends may call at the Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 19th. st, after 7 p.m. Tuesday. Interment Wednesday 10 a. m, in Holy Oross cemetery.
KOERS--Catherine M., beloved wife of Herman Koers, mother of Raymond A., Henr B., Vernon P. and Gilbert J. Koers, rs. Marie Baldus, Mrs. Mildred Bowman and Miss Dorothy Koers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roell, sister of Arthur, Victor, Elmer an Prancis ‘Roell and Mrs. Ethel Whitney and Mrs. Esther Sannke, passed away at the residanet, 635 N. Oxfqrd st. Sunday, 9:30 a. m, age 53 years. Funeral "trom Grinsteiner Pinetal Home, 1601 §. New York st., Wednesday, 8:15 a. m. Requiem high mass St. Philip Neri church, ¥ a. m. Burial St. Joseph cemetery. Friends invited, Altar Society will meet Tuesday, 8 p. m., for prayer.
LYONS-—Elsie May, age 59 years, of 406 N. Riley, beloved wife of Arthur C. Lyons, mother of Deford L, Lyons, Lewis W. Lyons, Lucille E. Fleehearty, all of Indianapolis; Paul L. Lyons of Tulsa, Okla.; sister of Mrs, M. G. Steele and Henry Lightner, both of Newark, O.; W.E. Lightner of Baltimore, Md,; William J. Lightner of - Hartford Oity, 'Ind., passed away Saturday a. am, at the residence. Funeral Tuesday, 10:30 a. m., from Shirley Bros.’ Irving Hill Chapel, 5377 E. Washington st. Burial Memorial Park. Priends may call at chapel.
JuevRLE Kathryn, passed away Satur-
stand away Bajurd
—sisteny Ue ion of Indianapolis, Mrs, “Delia Earls and Mrs, Nellie O'Hearn, decea Pu-
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of Mrs, Margaret!
‘dog; black with white and tan rire last seen Sunday near 17th he oy was given veteran while in reward, Call William Elrod, Lior, "1148 W. 17th st,
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lost by lice officer, at Illinois and Market. lease return, Liberal reward. WA-8021. '~ Blac] whi ema x er;
one year old; will answer to Dame, Mitzie; lost around vicinity 300 block on W. Georgia, Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 30; reward. Phone GA-4859,
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THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. SECRETARY
Stenographer with shorthand
experience; 5% day week, Permanent position with downtown bank. Mr, Bowen, MA-1441, “
Architect or architectural engineer, college degree, office and construction experience, under 30 years, for very desirable permanent position: with engineering staff of local manufac. , turing company
pr In application for personal interview, furnish. all pertinent in. formation regarding personal history, training, experience, and salary required. Box No. A-170, Times.
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Royal Beauty Academy | 491 Roosevelt bidg., Cor. lllineis and | Washington. RI-0481. i
body-fender man in dally
hi 0! .|neral from Speaks & Speaks Funeral The coroner's office was to in Home, 1639 N. Meridian st. (new location),
vestigate the cause of death of a! Tuesday, 8:30 a. m.; 88. Peter and Paul - Cathedral, 9 a. m. Burial Holy 24-year-old Jonesboro war veteran | I, a VE, who died in a car yesterday in the |p uny Viz Aor TT: mo: Heloved — ginia > - 3 3900 block Fall Creek parkway, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Charles L. The man, Calvin C. Barber, died |Perry, sister of Laura Lee, passed away
| Saturday evenin Funeral services Tuesa few minutes after he had cOm-|ds. 2 ». m. from the home on Rd. 35,
|day, 2 p. m,, plained of being ill to his brother | White River plovnship. Friends invited. Burial Mt. easant cemetery. Friends and sister-in-law, Irvin and Ruth call at the home.
{ may Barber, who were riding in the car | service.
with him, REES--James D., 55 years, 4701 North Keystone, father of Mrs, Joséph K. TayDEATH NOTICES 1)ler. Miss Lillian Rees, Cincinnati; J. D. Re Indianapolis Times, Monday, Feb. 4, 1946 Rees, Frankfort, Ky.,
J. C. Wilson
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for free information. -Auto-Crafts Trainling, Box A245, Times. FEMALE HELP WANTED 9
Put in a few hours weekly learning metal work, welding, painting, ete. Chance for
Alteration Hand
Must be well experienced on ladies’ coats and suits, Anxious to become highgrade fitter. Must be dependable. Mrs, O'Reilly,
Indiana Fur Co. 1142 E, Washington Bt.
es Jr., brother of Judge Willlam H. a passed awsy Suns Services Flanner & 3uchanan BLAKEMORE Thomas J., 2633 Carroliton, | Mortuary. y, Tuesday, 11 a. m, Priends inShaner of orrel, brotier of Nise, Trent vited. Jefumen Maysville, Ky. Friends | y mMOTtuary. Mrs. Adaline Monk of California, pad ay a : n away Monday a. m. Service and burial | SWHEAR— Marie B.. of 518 Eastern ave, Old. Union church, east of Jamestown, | Passed away Wednesday, age 50 years, Ind, Thursday 2 p. m. Friends may I wits of Norris QO, SBwhear, mother of Mrs at Planter & Buchanan mortuary unt] | Florence E. Williams, Mrs, Catherine M. Thursday noon. { Oden, Jo Ann, Irma, Elnora, Nore B. BURCKLE—George, beloved husband of Ehaaseth Nilham or Hurlbut Anne Holloran Burckie, father of Mrs. and Harry Schies. Friends may call at eorge B. McNabb, i. Carthage Ind, grand-| peace Chapel, 2050 E. Michigan st. Fufather of Cpl. MtNabb, army |neral 8.30 a. m. Tuesday at the Peace in Belgium, Lt. Renan chan Jeflerson a 71 ; Barracks, Mo. brothér of dB | Chapel, 2050 E. Michigan st., and 9 a. m. Ky of Fred Burckle | ¢ gt ‘Philip Neri church. Burial Crown
Louisville, Ky., passed p { dents, 3536 N. iinols "at st. YS Tesi | Hl. Frien are welcome. Moore mor-
m., age 75 years. Funeral services from | FATES Grinsteiner Funeral Home, 1601 E. New | VIA—James B., 2258 N. Meridian, husYork, Wedne sdag. 3 . m. Burial Crown, band of Lillie, father of Jack E., brother Hil qe rends L m.
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may call after 6 Mrs. Albert Howard, Mrs. ilian Samuel Ralph, all of Indian-
lot Matthews, | apols, and Charles Via of Clifton Forge,
Stephen J, age 58 years, | assed away Saturday morning, Serva nd of Gertrude Burich, father of fei anner & Buchanan Mortuary, Tues- = J. and Capt. Stephen Johan | da 3:30 p. m. Priends invited. Burial ,Burich Ts U. 8, M C., and Pfc, Betty |Croten Hill. Priends may call at the morBaumer. ©. U.S. N.C. W R We away Sun-|tua ‘morning. MPuner ursday, 3 p. m,, from Shirley Brothers Central chapel WILLIAMSON. Thomas D, os Jam,
ag Qvenchain, Mrs. inl, Crown - Rev. Charles DeMoss of Wichita, Kas. Mr at the chapel aft iengs B iNay | H O. Bratton of Ellettsville, Ind., brother pel after Tuesday moon. |of Charles Williamson of Anderson, Ind., A 4 aised away Monday. Funeral Wednesday, mother ie age - 08 years | | 6th, 2 p. m.,, at the Bainbridge MethGertrude Perlman, Mrs. Mary Harrington, odist church, Priends invited. Friends may LeRoy, Ernest, James, Harry, Edward Sai LA er aiaaton er Mortuary, Wililam and John Cherry; also survived | Tien until 12 noon ‘Wednesday 4 . by 16 grandchildren and one great grand- : child, passed away Saturday at North | YENSEL—Harry, of 846 N. Dearborn, be- | Be ener natal EF ramet Sgt SL tek Jen, Figs sher TLUAr “old ; Washington st., after 10 a. Yo. Wednes- | Bunie Mae Miller of ‘Indiana day. Funeral notice later. of Miss Emma Yensel, Mrs.
of Noblesville, passed away Saturday eveCONNOR—Arthur T., brother ’ d 7
ning. Services at the George MoCariy Fiorehss Connor, passed away Sunday, | Funeral Home, Fortville, Tuesday, 2°p. 3. Puneral from the Blackwell
Burial! Highland cemetery. Friends | re Al Home, 1503 N. Meridian st,
call at funeral home, Wednesday, Feb, 6, at 8:30 a. m, Requiem
nay at 88. Peter and Paul Cathedral, Interment Holy Cross cemetery. CARD UF THANKS ELD We wish
m, Friends invited. ANE aD Re 9 3 au - tfelt anks to relatives, riends CROUCH John Arthur, age 52, husband a for their kindness und of Viva Crouch of Chicago, Ill, son of sympathy and many beautiful floral tribthe late John 8. Crouch and Mrs. Loralutes at the death of our loved son, Crouch Spurlock of Chicago, brother of |Herbert F. Ahnefleld, We especially wish Crouch of Indianapolis, passed away |to thank the Rev. Herbert Huffman, the
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in Chicago. Funeral service will be held organist, the pallbéarers, and Planner & Wednesday at m. from Shirley | Buchanan Mortuaries. Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, 5371 E.| , — FAMILY. asl ton st. Burial in Crown Hil . Rev. Weidmen will officiate. BRUCE-We wish to thank our friends
and relatives for their sympathy and floral offerings at the death of our beloved father and husband, William H. Bruce. We especially wish to thank Rev, |8hake of the Irvington Methodist church, the singers, the pallbearers and Shirley Bros. Funeral Home. WIFE, CHILDREN AND GRANCHILDREN.
DOERRE—Willlam Sr. age 72 years, husband of Mary; father of Mrs. C. Henderson of Springfield, Mass, and William A. Doerre, passed away Saturday. Funeral Tuesday, Peb. 5th, 8:30 a. m., at the George W, Usher Mortuary, 2313 WwW. Washington st., 8t. Anthony's church. Priends invited. Burial Holy Cross
cemetery, Friends may call at the mor-|GTASSICK— We Wish (0 express opr hearttuary. felt thanks to our many friends, rels-
tives and neighbors for the kindness extended to us during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father, A. Classick. We especially wish to ex-
DONAHUE—John, of 1013 N. Olney st. entered into rest Sunday morning, age 668 years. Husband of the late Addie L. Donahue father of Mrs, Paul R. Lingle, rs. oyd Hayes, Mrs. Joe Vanet, rates H., Clarence W. and Faye Donahue. Services Wednesday, 3 p. m., at Peace Chapel, 2050 E. Michigan st. Friends are welcome. Burial Green Lawn cemetery, Franklin, Ind. Moore Mortu-
floral and spiritual “bouquets; the Fathers Gorman, English and McShane; the funeral director, George W. Usher: Red Cloud Tribe No. 18, the Y. M. I. Auxiliary, Women's Relief Corps, Ximian & Co, Fi eral Foundry Co., and us in any way.WIFE, SON AND DAUGHTER.
DOBROWITZ Mrs. Sarah B, of 2042) _ ___ _ _ "° PENNICKE— We are deeply
Ruckle, passed away Monday morning, widow of Henry, stepmother of David,
poss. brother elmar Irwin |
James
press our thamks for the many beautiful ev.”
edwho assisted
appreciative and wish to extend our heartfelt thanks
Samuel J, Rebecca, Mrs. Bessie Barrett snd Mrs, David Klapper, sister of Hyman Olshen, Mrs. Mollie Gerinstein and Mrs. Pearl Gerinstein. Services will be conducted 2 p. m. Tuesday at the AaronRuben Funeral Home. Interment Shara Tefilia cemetery. Friends invited.
DOUGLAS —William A., 1910 Colvin, husband of Viola, father of Mrs. Ruth Cunningham and Darothy Durflinger, Indianapolis, and Harel Douglas, REdgewood, brother of Mrs, ‘Charles Grossman, pissed away Bunday. Services Wednesday, 1 p. m., at the J. C. Wilson of the Chimes,’ 1234 Prospect st. Friends invited. Burial -Crown-Hill.— Priends may call at the “Chapel of the Chimes” after Tuesday noon.
FISCHER--Willlam R., of R. R. 1, North Vernon, Ind., entered into rest Saturday morning, age 56 years, husband of Freda Fischer, Jnhier of Mrs. Verla Mae Carlstedt, Mrs. Wilma Bowles, Mrs, Betty Ann Hunter and Wesley Fischer. Brother of Mrs. Masle Mattson, Paul , Leigh J. and Connelly R. Fischer, all of Indiana : Pred Pischer of Crawfordsville. Services Wednesday, 1:30 p, m., at Peace Chapel, 2050 E. Michigan. Friends are welcome, Burial Washington Park cemetery. Moore mortuaries,
GODFREY--Jack T., 4339 Park ave, be-
loved husband of Bertha Jane, father of passed away
unday a. m. Services Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Tuesday, at 1 p. m. Priends invited. Burial Orown Hill
Friends may call at the mortuary. HAMILTON-—Bertha G., age 68, Moores ville, Ind. mother of Mrs. Hilab M. Dilley, Mis, Hazel Arthur, Glenn R. and
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for the many acts of love and kind words of sympathy extended to us by our many friends, neighbors and relatives in cur recent bereavement, the loss of our beloved wife and mother, Alice J, Pennicke, We also’ extend grateful thanks for the numerous cards and beautiful floral tributes to our loved one. We wish to especially thank Rev. R. FP, Keicher, Mr. Richard Thorpe, singer, the organist, members of the Eastern Star, and Shirley = service for their kind considerat HUSBAND AND CHILDREN,
IN MEMORIAM WHITE—In memory of our beloved mother, Clara Parr White, who passed away Feb, 4, 1945, We seem to see in the soft dim face we loved the best; ab think of her when the sun's last rays Go down in the far off west We miss her no less as time passes on Than we did on the day of her going, For absence can never close e door of our hearts, And. the lamp of our love 1s still glowing. Her heart was the truest In all the wide world, Her love the best to recall; For no one on earth can take her place, She is still the dearest of all
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{ salary Frei LOWENSTEIN'S goon ASSISTANT CASHIER Bhd in Remington-Rafd bookkeeping . K. O. Radio Pictures Corp.
430 N. Illinois
CHORUS GIRLS
Yih Ei without experience. We train you Salary while learning. | Apply Te ally in perso Hughie Mack, Fox Theater, 242 N. Tinos.
GEN'L CLERICAL
Typing required. Must be accurate at figures Splendid opportunity to train for underwriting positio
AMERICAN STATES INS. €O.
542 N Meridian
A Good Place for a Girl to Work
CAL and other telephone work. Permanent positions; pleasant Lurreumdmgs; od pay; regular increas | Age Te 25 { Employment Office 40 N. Meridian | Indiana Bell Telephone Co. 5-Day week. Downtown, American Asso-
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EXPRIENCED COMPTOMETER OPERATOR
See Mr. Snyder
GENERAL BAKING CO. 318 W. Vermont Comptometer Operator . 20 to 38
to work in accounting department be able to type. Interesting work. day week Permanent position
National Hosiery Mills 700 E Michigan Call RI1-6511, 8 A.M to 8 P.M
EDIPHONE OPERATCR
Typing and general clerical work for mpa ny, a ny medical
Sppery personnel department.
PITMAN-MOORE CO.
1200 MADISON AVE.
® Key Punch Oper
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AMERICAN STATES INS. CO.
542 N Meridian
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EXPERIENCED HOSIERY MENDERS
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
634 N NO
Experienced Menders
National Hosiery Mills Call RI 6611, 8 a. m. to § p. m. 700 E. Michigan St.
CONKLE FUNERAL HOME
1934
Market 1234 604 W Morris
FAY FUNERALS
Permanent position. Apply
Aero Mayflower Transit Co.
863 MABS, AVE
| sponsibility for billing and ship<r +ments; good starting salary,
STENOGRAPHER
40-Hour week. Permanent position as sales dept. secretary with re-
SHIRLEY CORP., 330 E. ST. JOE
STENOGRAPHER
Interesting work- and opportunities for
right girl. Apply in person, R. K. O. Radio Pictures Corp. 430 N, Illinois
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, = As secretary to salesman BANE Permanent job, pisasant 3 aw| King Son conditions. See Mr. balcony, Citizen's Gas & Coxe ilisey,
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Accurate and de-
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STENOGRAPHER
Casualty and fire insurance. Good location, excellent hours.
LANDERS 814 Merchants Bank Bldg.
Stenographer Dictaphone Operator
40-Hour week. Convenient Location.
PURE OIL CO.
810 Test bldg.
2 STENOGRAPHERS
Experienced. Salary commensurate with ability and experience. 40-hour week, "Apply Mr, A. A, Clayton, Bupt.
GREYHOUND LINES
550 Kentucky Ave.
Stenographers
Apply in ‘Person Employment Office 1330 W. Morris St.
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.
TWO JR. STENOGRAPHERS
§%-day week, 48 hours. Closed atardsl noon. Permanerit position. Good pay, an working conditions. One ‘mile from ny
LILLY VARNISH CO.
LI-7528
STENOGRAPHER TYPIST
GENERAL OFFICE WORK Real Silk Hosiery Mills
634 N NOBLB
A Good Place for a Girl to Work OPPORTUNITIES NOW
Permanent positions with increases on reg-
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man or equivalent and willing to locate out of city. Write full-particulars concerning training, education, age, salary and personal qualifications. Box Neo: A-173, Times.
MAN with mirror shop experience; steady
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59 8. State.
Metal Polishers and 5 Buffers
ZENITE METAL CORP.
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POTTER ! work sex wm. CHIMNEYS AND FIREPLACES \ aaney || Lom sevice. Work gust. | edt Aero Mayflower Transit Co. 5 BUILT, CLEANED. REPAIRED Ip erhanging AL ime srimations. | FERRET. 817—Tve un 86 Mass. Ave, Guar ed TAI . IR: 3101 ap r ang ng Work guar. ¥R:3663 i floor; RN hens: : water; new paper; Under New Management 'Paperhanging Latest samp. Tacoosz, (Pont: adults; no, drinking: Riverside et r02]. vil ilianees Lro300. » k i 18, paint! g. B les shown. in BRITS, irginia A -93 v 1ANnging, pe ng. samp sho . MAN Fiisal Sortrustion Rural Paper Immediate ! service - FR-3096, APARTMENTS FOR RENT 18 house rork REFINED business ‘girl wishes to | s To Crete Furniture. wiring Call WA-8449, day or night. Paper Hanging Son: LI-8970 ET aise. gl] side. ‘Best iar
ences, Call RI-T481 after 9 a:
T. A. Moynahan Properties
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{ ; haiti New or patel tions; Rest Period; Insurance. Floor Sanding, gr ook Plastering," ors RatinT B® 1391 850 N. Pennsylvania st. _LI-0088 , : 2 Joho J vad FURNACE REPAIRING PATCH PLASTERIN hd Acs onn J. Ma den Mfg. Co. CLE: Co MAKES SMOKE rs | Patoh Plastering General Trane | NOY rT h NO VACANCIES |6th and Sherman Dr. «| “WELLS HEATING—FR-0304 De osrantesg atte: GERERAR 47 } eae —— By vie ice. Mr. Crist. TA-8343. , VER 11-3438 IY cl FURNACE cleaning, wee | Plumbing Repuir FoF iy kind. Electric | WANTED TO RENT 9 oung Man ng. GALT __ | creltan, CH-T038, R3 Tr nd vile ¥en Furniture Repair “and refinished; wing Flonase rhataing. well reli Times Engraver 15 For Soult aru be Work guaranteed. Fick Duna delivered. | FR. 6380 washing, Quick service . vant vedroom. spgriment or House Ne e a ‘ - ot
See Mr. Ahern
INDIANA FUR CO. _114 E. Washington MEN WANTED | for full or part time work, We have
| a new proposition ‘by which you can make
“Tux- Ten Mfg. Co.
3401 E. Tenth St, Immediate service, Furnace Cn Ring and vacuum cleaning.
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FOR YOUR RYBOLT REPAIRS
| Call Phil France—BE-3335
~ Soda Fountain
We have a number of openings| [for young ladies and young gentlemen to work on our fountain,
See MR, MOORE Apply at office
Hamilton, sister of A. T. Hurst, — 6. prised away Saturday, Funeral Tuesday FLANNER CHANAN—35 West ab GENERAL OFFICE WORK A, m, st Parley Funeral Home, Creek Boulevard TA-3371 3 a W. Morris st. Priends may call at the BERT S. GADD 0 bing oXp JDecemary. Age 20-30 Work funeral home any time, " Juernl Jome 0 HS, as 2). 23 Mee aso | INDIANA UNION MUTUAL INS. 00. Guilford ave, husband of Claribelle, . 2105 N. Meridian, Bee Mr, Coats. assed away Salurday, 4:30 p. m. Services GRINSTEINER'S YOUNG lady for PBX operator; typing uesday, 3 p. m. Flanner & Buchanan|,go1 g. New york _ MA-5374| re wired, “Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co, Mortuary. Deferred entombment. i 4 JP ’ . /MINER--Anna - R., beloved mother of Te H. “HERRMANN ’ ht R. nd and sister ot Min 1505, 8 EAST ST _MA-8488 4 ry Yost o ndianapolis rs. arles — LIM " PRESSER % Barth, Mattoon, 1ll.; Mrs. Pearl Malargic, HISEY & E TITUS, Roplasville, passed Away Saturdps. oa [951 N Delaware 8t L1-3828 a e¢ home o iss yrile ar Rk ———— * * N. New Jersey. Services Tuudday, Feb, 3 SHIRLEY BROS. CO. Experienced. Full time em1:30 m., Royster & Askin Mortuary, [pang N thins Li-5409 ployment. Appl Mr. Pritz, rae 1902 Meridian, Friends are. welcome, [== rea— . Jntetment Crown Soday and may al ROBERT Ww “STIRLING bth floor, women s alteration at the mortuary onday an uesday. | q2y ‘Urospect MA-6576 de + w H Bloc! RUPE Loner Sal) aL ute § 5 Dorothy | 1p Wilson “CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES: Ply YIN Ma lg k. fe i Ky som Mrs, Bleanor H. Hu 154 Prospect Bt "a SALAD’ WOMAN Hu nd : owas, Wiliam, tariors LOSTA AND FOUND 7 Ee IES. Meridian suddenly. Saturday evening. Friends may Frirayed, 1 BINGE wnd white ALESLAD Hy et hs al YEE ELL EI rv nog. J, ONE font mond - ound no 0 Rh. 0 - | commissions. ss Newby, fou neral ae burial Ohlijicothe, 0, Wathenddy, son, 868 W. 10th, or RI-18 for. Goldstel n'a Pp Te B ‘Washington.
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Hoosier Weaving
509 STATE LIFE BLDG. 15 E. WASHINGTON ST
“POPULAR PIANO—PIANO—VOICE
FRED MARTIN Penny retuned
From Overseas Repoening Downtown Studio—BR-4220
"BEAUTY COURSE, $125
ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD, 401 Roosevelt Bldg. TIMES Want Ad
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California and Market Sts.
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—|RADIO RFPAIR, WA-1979
RADIO SMITTY'S, 154 W. 16th
-$100 REWA Bxapartment - or ‘home; north Ne tiem or pets. Call LI-
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| Crushed limestone rock, “Del. 3 | ana _ spread, Special price. TA- -9002 VETRRAN Gere Two room 3 af sions Une | ROOFING—SIDING ences. Phone FR-408. | Repair Work. Call TR-1403.
$25 R or information ng to | Roof Repairs, all kinds, New Rl- 2928 als rental of house; preferred east,
Mab renovated, 24-hour serve Mattresses fce; box springs a -speclalty: new box springs, innersprings to match made to order. Nu Way Mattress
90. R1-1832 Jes Repaired pd— Installed. mpt service, LI-5642,
‘NEON SIGNS Phelps s & Son “8pray painting; base-
ments, storerooms and buildings. CH-1943,
INTERIOR- EXTERIOR. decorator; at J Te. 'R HO »
turned from - service, uve, try. GA-6027, ‘
orsels from 85 to $20 gan. Collect | WE REP SAKES roofs. Guaranteed work. , ED 3908. ar your commission, mples fur- / AIR ALL SEWER S 0 P E N | E RETURN veteran an Dished. Apply 214 Kresge Bldg, 41 EB |p. 1 g Hom. Suds ‘pre. TELEPHONE CO. Was . . General. Contractor; L. B. Allen QUICK SERVICE | ferred. GA-AOAS. south A ridi 3 4 to learn poster display m manufacture | Cement, brick, block] roofing, furnace, All size pipes and drains, 240 N. Meridian St. Bo ing business, Good opportunity to paining, puveshnngingioa- ws work guaran- | ROOTS aod ~ og wants yy house. Youd like option ———— i we mses | #ight PATty. 338 N. Delaware, eed, 24 hr FR. tric eel NO DIGGING, |t0 buy. WA-2304. MA-538 TELEPHONE GIRL A Haircutting | Tues oy Bd bah Estimates free. Satiatac- MANAG Good typist, shorthand not necessary, | JOBS WANTED 12/0, at I, Be Saige. lod tion guaranteed Call ALLISON REALTY CO.. INC., RI-3368 but "Ko. Radio Piciures C WOMAN desires Iaundry to do in own |jj oe laid, fir = ““BR-8625 | - DE ed mother adio Pictures Corp. home, Experienced... Wl pick up|, oig on thon’ ne unfurnished apartment. References. 430 N. Tilinols clothes Phone LI-9034. ished, ine pa. ac, iret Septic 0 Ti dn a pn ae Cal days, MA-5431, ext. 240, Miss Motager, a Se ———————— 1 rt, cinders, sa 8 -3174TYPIST PERSONALS, NOTICES 13 Hauling etc. Will sub-contract rol Free inspection. United LOTS. TRACTS FOR SALE 23 High school graduate, age 17 to 0, in. — ~ | contractor, Hydraulic dump truck, erm fp Termite Control, B30 | iriure we —— terested in permanent position with good Accident-He ital H | |yard capacity, T. L. Henderson, BL-355 Virginia Ave. FR-1424 BETHEL AVE. opportunity for advancement. G start. spitaiiza on ns. l3 "Any Kind. TRA 8 ‘Vac 1 Cle: pr R i ing salary plus bonus, 5-day. 40-hour | for your family, Necessities covered Old | Hauling y TA-2116. acuum eaner Hepa ring 4400 Blk, southeast, -outside city week Apply State “Automobile. Insurance Liny' com n : Efficient gam 1 Yiyice. Loeal—Long Dist. | Vogel Bros, 1314 W. Washington. MA-6351 Batch Grove a poly WORE earner of 880. oor nderwriters r information address Hospita nsur- “Ashes and trash, $3.15 | in your "home. 4 + ance Box 5454. Fountain Square or call p aved, 385 ft. on Southern ave. $880. A-6766 until 9 p, m. a obligation. HAULING per por toad. TAO Washer Repairing ™.il.",:: Kemper, Empire Life. TA-6418, LI % ! YPISTS As of today, I will not be responsible Hauling 3; ng ns, day oF night. Ray 6 d MA 9702[} 7 ON NE-ACRE LOT wi eed fast, accurate pists, jor nay agbis Sthey, than jase sohtracied : for hauling of dirt, Guarantee . Beavubil Pg ia site et n , or by myself, e M, aw, 15 or u “~~ 3ATAe Li ATBDINA : Preferably rained ob . Klegiro, Carrollton. gl , Call L LI -9250 ashes or trash anytime, WASHER REPAIRING iy aw les, ale, but not required. Goo 1 will not be responsible for debts con- VETERAN wants hauling of any kind, from Immediate Service—Free Estimates’ Malin REAL. INC., RE tracted by Muyone other than myself after | homes. factories, busi. places. CH 8491. Guaranteed - Ta ACRES Post road, hs AMERICAN STATES INS. 00, [isa aL ods. William x. Gil 333 Bick-| "pL AKE'S MOTOR SERVICE |g oir Repwirng: complet a se; i rN nt 542 N. Meridian AB OF Feb T rarsensible Tor mus debts | 808 N. Jefferson (rear). Motors rebuilt, PeCIAl overhauling, new rolls and {ion IR-6188. , i oh vw pouslh e _ ny enth brake ‘service, tune-up. Days CH. 6165, | parts, $26. Pick up and delivery, HECK'S OR &i NEAT, ATTRACTIVE LADY Snly.. Dey venkamp, ‘| nights MA. 6928. Road service. WASHER REPAIR. RI-4224. 7 BoA koi to meet public, Very ising | DoVALe, "VINE In or Out | Mr re a Pr a prefab houses erage. $ future Apply Pos Monument Circle, |AS OF TODAY, 1 am not responsible for MOVING of Biate HAULING ~ Special Washer Service |Kemper, Empire Room 301. ’ "|, any debts other than those contracted | py iiicire Cinders, Blocks, Lumber You have tried the rest, now try the LOT, Bix130, in North . Kassier ET open GBUEIOHE, for by myself. R. O. Hand, 1310 Hoyt ave, Hay, Feed, Freight, Etc, } best. Guaranteed work. ._ CH -7668. Indianapolis; $500. FP. AVON PRODUCTS north of 30th,| DRIVING to Los Angeles immediately; EDWARD NEWBY MA-7195 | Washer Repairing—8atisfaction guaran | Toleno, Illinois: Can earn from $1 to $3 per hour in| _©an take three passengers, Mr. Walters, | Tog mem=smmmmmrmrmrergpe seis] teed. Wringer rolls, all sizes, Thorn. $300; 40x135—near 160 tommission. . RI-8533, Puritan hotel. Ex-Serviceman Ing, any king, MA. | DEITY. Juin. Store, 1903 Shelby. GA-0808.| bivd. Inquire BE-0404-M. - DRIVING to Los Angeles, can take 2 or * 6 QUICK SERVICE aTe 1 MALE-FEM. HELP WANTED 10] 3. MA-0483. any me pe her Repairs “ur fis” 17 LOTS FOR COLORE [TRS RO OURS Moving auover: Furniture CH-8041 WATCH REPAIRING Esta. i Room 200 Empite. Life. Li-4368,
Finest Workmanshi pt
rantee Prompt Seryice—-204 tide: nn ae Gus MEISTER—RAY AC BAC
CHARLES ST. WELDING SHOP
EN FOR BUSINESS) ing, portable and road serv. too small or too large. Im-|'¥
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