Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1946 — Page 4

a The Rev. tor of Heath oe will ofWashing-

DR. H. C. FAHRBACH Optometrist 302 Kahn Bldg. Meridian at Washington

__Eveiings b) by | Appointment MA-0662

mandery 62, Knights Templar; Oriental chapter 141, R, A. M;

International Fire Fighters -ssociation 416. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Betty J. Banta, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Mildred Moore, Kansas City, Mo,; three sons, W. J. Cronley and B. L. Cronley, both of Kansas 7ity and the Rev. Schuyler E, Cronley, pastor of Unity Church 'n Oklahoma City, Okls.; a sister, Mrs, Irma K. Shroyer, Indianapolis, and a brother, Elmer W. Cronley, Waurika, Okla.

MRS. MABEL CLARE MILLER Funeral services for Mrs. Mabel Olare Miller, 340 8S. Downey ave. will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in the Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel. She was 64. Mrs, Miller, wife of Ivy L, Miller, former state food and drug commissioner, died Saturday night in

her home after an illness of a year and a half. She was a member of the Downey Avenue Christian church and Irvington Chataugua club and was active in Red Cross and Community Fund work. The Rev. F. W. Wiegmann, pastor of Downey Avenue Christian church, will conduct the services. Burial will be in Washington Park

| REST ORES APPEARANCE—INCREASES WEAR

CONVENIENT LOCATIONS

Cash and Carry 3009 E. 10th St. 1115 College ave. 2409 5 38th st. 2754 Roosevelt 3212 Michigan ave. st. 1028 Oliver ave. FOR PICKUP AND DELIVERY North and East—CH-8380. Brightweed--CH-3861

cemetery. Survivors besides the husband are a daughter, Mrs. R. W. Hilgedag: a son, John O, Miller; a sister, Mrs. B. L. Allen, and two grandsons, Billy Hilgedag and David Miller, all of Indianapolis,

MRS. VIOLA P, WELSH Services for Mrs. Viola P. Welsh, a resident of Indianapolis 23 years, will be conducted at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in Moore mortuaries Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Washington Park. Mrs. Welsh, 810 N. Oakland ave. died Saturday in Methodist hospital. She was 40. A native of Montgomery county, she was a member of the Centenary Christian church and Phi Chi Epsilon Mu. Survivors are her husband, Immer M. Welsh; two sons, Don Edward Welsh and Charles Leonard Welsh; {her mother, Mrs. Rebecca Harshbarger of Union City; two brothers, L#e Harshbarger and LaVon Harsh-

. All That You Could ‘Wish in a Service

of Memorable Beauty

Fvthons

FUNERALS .

| CENTRAL CHAPEL Wings ot Tenth Street IRVING WILL CHAPEL 3377 Gest Gast Weadhinglon Street

+e chapel 2002 West Michigon Street

And you'll say we've hi the bull's-eye the : St time you up with the new Phillips 66 your car 2 workout.

et ip 3.2 high wolasllicy gason Bd TO Sym

barger, both of Union City, “and four sisters, Mrs. Florence Wilcox, Mrs. Ruth Burris and Mrs. Eula Cox, all of Union City, and Mrs. Dorothy Schlosser of Kansas City, Mo.

Shoe Repair Special

HEELS ATTACHED IN

LEATHER HALF SOLES

Men's | Children’s 69¢ Leather Top Lifts I15¢ Please Call for Shoes When Promised ‘ FASTEST SHOE REPAIR IN TOWN

Mr. Cronley, a native of *Agan county, O., was a member of Heath Memorial church; Oriental .odge $00, . and A. M.; Oriental Jom-~

Murat .Shrine, Sahara Grotto end

L Harris of Dixon,

in Local Sports Circles.

of until 19338 ford, Conn, Survivors besides his son, who is pastor of the Congregational Church of Marlboro, Conn., include a niece, Mrs. Florence Maggart; a Walter

Walter Thienes Jr.

two granfdaughters, Miss Peggy Thignes and Miss Jean Thienes, both of Hartford, Conn.

REV. JOHN BELL JONES Services for the Rev. John Bell Jones, pastor of the Church of the Living God for 10 years, were to be conducted at 1 p. m. today in the church hy Elder H. M. Overton. Burial was to be in New Crown. Rev. Jones died Friday in City hospital. He was 73, He had been with the Church ot the Living God 40 years. Before coming to Indianapolis 42 years ago, he lived in Cairo, Ill. # Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Lyla Jones, 35011; Prospect st.; two sons, Lester Jones of Chicago and Eugene Jones, Indianapolis; four daughters, Mrs, Bessie Neely, Mrs. Anna B. Glazebrook and Mrs. Cora Lee Clover, all of Chicago, and Mrs. Plorence E. Rheth, Indianapolis, and three brothers, Walter Jones, Cairo, Howard Jones, Harrisburg, Ill, and Cecil Jones, Indianapolis. :

MRS. MARY A. GIBSON Services for Mrs. Mary A. Gibson, 833 College ave. were to be conducted at 1:30 p. m. today in Shirley Bros. Central Chapel by the Rev. Russell Ford of Cadle Tabernacle. Burial was to be in Crown Hill

Mrs, Gibson, who was 85, died Thursday in her home. She had lived in Indianapolis most of her life,

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

STATE DEATHS _

[Res SH

“Sm | Esther; sons, Luther,

BLUFFTON lg ary Mrs, Eden Skies, Silos a El dil Mrs, James B

ho Bons, ah George, Erwin: a aughters, Mrs, H. H. Becks. “80

BIO! vivors: Harry; Frank Sarek : an

vo Son, Frank; daugh vors: y Hess, Mrs

ors: Sons, Ray, Guy; daughters, Mrs. Jessie Blankenbaker, FT. WAYNE—Bert vivors: Dsughters, Parnin,

Mrs, Genevieve Brandt; sis siriawie. Mrs.

GOS Survivors: Thienes, all of Indianapolis, and|Mre

sons, Earl,

Mrs Sons, Irvin, Ward, Ralph. HARTFORD CITY-—George Telle, 90,!Numa,

, 18, Bure Lynam,

KNELL-—James A. Wedding, 59. sur Sons, Gordon, ' George; brother, sister, igi Carnie Crenshaw. Survivors: Wife, MarMAE. r Henaerson, Mrs. John Hamilton, N—Mrs, Elizabeth Fa

So “Danan sisters, Mrs. teer, Mrs. Zors

ors: Dag ter! s, Mrs. PREY Paul Nieh Mrs.

Mrs. Allee a ey, 0 Surters, Mrs. Della

vivors!

ter, Mrs. Leah Bur!

vors Jai ina: »ooa Mrs. Ze

wile sons, bi Betty, brothers, Re y Jounk, Mi 8. erbert, oward Laurs Ford, Mrs hnhauer, 57. Sur. | Mrs. el in, | sister, Mrs. lda s, Mrs. Effie Hazel Erne, Mrs. Vera

Elisabeth Fetter, 76.

Sorts, Wa]ter,

YNE--Mrs. Harvey

Mrs, n, rs. Mary Alice Baker, 72. Husband, inton; daughters, don Sharp, Mis, Carl. Johnston; Kenne Ann ‘stecte. 81.

SALEM—Mr Survivors: H

Survivors: Americo;

an Clarence Shiley, Mrs. John Mac Mabel Sellers, band, , William; daughter, M dy; Ord Greening; Schults; father, C. B, Reyn SPORT-—-John H, Miller, 78. Bur- Red , Osis Puson. POL ers, Cont, J, Gari; sis-

"ud, Hime

PERU--Granville Guy, 86. Wife, Tatie; daughters, Mrs, Donald Lewis, Alvin Dalley, Mrs. Willi

y. Mrs. Loretta J. Johnson, 76, Newton, son; daughters, Vada, Lucy, Vinda, Ina, Iduma; brothers, Phillip, Thomas Edwards, y; brothers, Eimer, william; sister, Mrs. Mary Haggerty.

David Butterfield, and, David; son,

daughters,

Loi Ewing, J, smal

der, is Luthar mak: Ww, Mrs. Min Max

LAPOR' dean Schafer, 68. ' Surylv- cd Wife, Dora; sons, Paul, Kent. Xmas Survivors: Mrs. sie, Mrs.

run,

41. Survivers:

Tae P. Cooper, 52.

sons, f sary, M i “11 p. m. tomorrow in the J. C, Wil-

zel Tricker, 39. rry; daughters, Jean, r; sisters, Mrs, B. W. Shraluka,

am Jacobs;

Bverit

VINCENNES--Mrs. Amabile Argenta, Survivors: Husband, Peter: sons, i a Barah Way,

Mrs,

Survivors “are a daughter, Mrs. | Carrie Olmstead; two sons, George | a Gibson and Walter N. Gibson; our grandchildren and five great. | pill ey all of Indisnapalis.

E. G. HARRIS

Services.for E. G. Harris, founder | of the Harris Motor Transportation | Corp.,-will be conducted at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Robert W. Stirling funeral home. Burial will be In Memorial Park. Mr. Harris, who was 74, died Saturday in his home on W. 56th ot. He had lived in Indianapolis 50 | years and had been retired 10 years. | Survivors are his wife, Emily; | three sons, Oscar, Russell and Walter Harris; three daughters, Mrs. | Ursula Keske, Miss Mabel Harris | and Mrs. Selina Johnson, all of | Indianapolis; a brother, Walter | Cal; 11 grandchildren and seven great-grand-children,

MRS. MATTIE L. KOONCE Funeral services for Mrs. Mattie Loraine Koonce, 1716 Nelson st. will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday |= in the Jordan fuenral home. Burial = will be in Washington Park. Mrs. Koonce died yesterday afternoon en route to Methodist hos- |=

WHILE YOU WAIT SERVICE

McCRORY'S

17 E. WASHINGTON ST. Downstairs

Baptist church

pital. She was 43. She was a member of Garfield and Englewood

Chapter, O. E. 8. Survivors Include the husband, John B. Koonce; a son, John B, Koonce Jr, of Indianapolis; the mother, Mrs. Nellie B, Gish of Henderson, Ky.; two brothers, Dewey Gish of Los Angeles, Cal, and O. B. Gish of Henderson, Ky.; two sisters, Mrs. Mary C. Bonnell

BARBARA TURNER McQUAT Services for Miss Barbara Ann Turner McQuat, Southport high school senior, will be conducted at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the Southport Easiest Possible Credit Terms

Just Received! ...

Large ‘Selection

THROW RUGS

% HUB FURNITURE 0. 414 E. WASH. ST.

Between New Jerssy & East—FR-0347

PLAIN

MEANS BETTER CLEANING DRESS SUIT or

FELT MA RT

For Location of Nearest Store Phone Wabash 4521

INTE

SATA TATA RTO ROLLANET FFT OO TT TTT a ia

Presbyterian church by the Rev Clyde York, pastor.

Miss Turner, a native of Southport, died yesterday in St. Vincent's hospital. : She was a member of the Southport choir, the high school band and orchestra, Southport Sub-Deb club, and leader of the Bluebird Group. a division of the Campfire Girls. Survivors Mrs. Dorothy Ann Turner and her step-father, Jack C. Turner, both of Bloomington; her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Z. Diets of Southport;

Burial will be Greenwood cemetery.

Southport. She was 18.

Presbyterian church and

(Wash.) include her mother,

not been set.

her great-grandmother, Mrs. Tent:e Dietz, Kalamazoo, Mich,; an aunt, Mrs. Oneida Gauld, Grand Rapids, Mich; and an uncle, Ziegler Dietz of

BOETTIGER PLANS PAPER PHOENIX, Ariz, Feb. 25 (U.P.)./member. -= John Boettiger, the late President Roosevelt and former ‘publisher of the Seattle Post - Intelligencer, nounced he will start a new daily newspaper in Phoenix. His wife, Anna, joined in the announcement, Date for beginning publication has

son-in-law of

Hus. sister, Mrs. Alice olds.

Survivors:

Mrs,

Survivors;

Survivors: Bmmer-

72. Survivors: George

county, had Market at 717 Shelby st. since 1902.

an active member of the Fountain

Rev. John Ray Clark, the Rev. Robert Lewis and the Rev. E; L. Day will conduct services, Burial will be in Greenlawn cemetery in Franklin. Burvivors include three daughters, Mrs. P. D. Collester, Mrs. H. A.

Vint of Tacoma, Wash.,, and Mrs. Etta

ers, Charles Walden of California, and Otis Walden of Clermont, and 11 grandchildren and 11 greatgrandchildren.

MRS. THERESA UNVERSAW Services for Mrs, Theresa Lovett Unversaw, 625 Birch ave. will be conducted at. 9 a. m. tomorrow in Assumption Catholic church of which Mrs, Unversaw was a charter Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Mrs. Unversaw, a native of Jennings county, died yesterday. She was 60 and had lived in Indianapolis since her childhood. Survivors are her husband, George O. Unversaw, and a daughter, Mrs. Lois M. Jenkins, both of Indianapolis.

MONDAY, FEB. 1 1946

FOR JAMES WALDEN,

James R. Walden, retired south side grocery owner, died yesterday at his home, 815 Shelby st. He was

Mr, Walden, B native of Johnson operated Walden’s

He was a member of the Harold n-| McGrew post of Spanish-American| 3 War Veterans, a member of the man's lodge at Franklin, and

Xa:

er,

The BEST Mother Is the RESTED Mother

YOU'RE TELLING ME Avoid eee

The dangers of careless work b domestic help. The a bhorrent tas of washing and boiling the daily batch of soiled diapers. The unsightiiness and unpleasant. ness of dang) ing, ee 4 diapers around the hous rash and other skin frritations,

DIAPER LAUNDRY—2 Deliveries Weekly

D[[y{[B/E(R SERVICE INC. CH. 2125 “Ask Your Physician”

’

Use Our Convenient Layaway Plan}

Here Are Two From a Wonderful Selection!

For Spring 1946... A SUIT is the Most Completely Feminine and Becoming Answer to “What to Wear?” for a World of Occasions...

A, Striped for wearing many places . + a smart all-wool men’s wear grey, classic suit. Three-but-ton jacket with three pockets, collarless neckarmholes.

line and deep

The skirt has front kick pleat and zipper closing. Sizes 12 to 20.

Tie front suit of light worsted , 100% American woolen, Cardigan neckline style with flange shoulders and lowered armholes. Front kick pleat and zipper closing in skirt. Light blue, mint green

weight

and brown.

to 18.

Fashion Suits—Downstairs at AYRES’

S=——"2_ ("The “BUY WAY” of Indianapolis ) —S

Sizes 12

: Ri - " : : Tip . LL] ATER SEALE HEE NINE I : ! : ; : hy oh . ~ 3 v i v ~ b 4 o

Be attr glasses facial e checked

EY] No

oa sp

P88 NATIO!

* Mak * Rest * Rem * Leav

Your ol cleaned | tole wa much fu -—it acti gleam , stays in more, 8: cleaning’ dress for