Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1946 — Page 14

hi. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ei : ein THURSDAY, ONE 15, 1908 Aa aaa ee i, : ant 3 . : e be held in J. CO. Wilson Chapel of |sdhitarium. She lived at 5724 Madi MRS. A. M, SIMO Seouts Urge Ferine Garden Bleoting | FRE] GOEPPER |= cvow vom oer =e, or na: Greenwood, Indianapolis, and

5 ho H0DKS ef SERVICES SET ; pe 118 DEAD. AT 771 Soro oi, stn. mans woe or Cre St im.

| when she died yesterday in a local| wood Worrall, Indianapolis.

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Lifelong Resident of Indian- ‘ 3 . rm ) y Services Set Tomorrow at ! apolis Dies at Home. I SP A HY | “Conkle Funeral Home.

The Rev. A. M. Brown, pastor LW all HES Xs Services for Fred Goepper, who “MAKE Im A MIL ” 3 Ease pen) De hist : ? a i P, formerly operated the Goepper Coal LLION! church, will conduct r a : : ? } ] / ¥ p. m. tomorrow in Moore Mortu- " : TRIN : & Building Material Co. here for aries Peace chapel for Mrs. Alice ; RE 456 years, will be held in Conkle

M. Simon, a lifelong resident of % Ni 8 ; funeral home at 2:30 p. m. tomor- THE ARMY GROUND Foandes

Burial will be in| big 5, SH Nel i row. Burial will be in Crown Hill

A resident here for 65 years until WILL TEACH YOU A TRADE

he moved to MecCordsville eight

‘ RED % Tw A at her home, 1311 Tecumseh st.\ { ‘a 9 3 years ago, Mr. Goepper died vesterRICH, Tt J was a member of the East Tenth| w : day in Methodist hospital. He was LULA Street church:” Madden-Notting.| } ” on : born in Koehl, Germany. He was 77. interesting skills or trades—and pres Maden Mathie | a Survivors are a son, Fred Goep- U. S. Army pare yourself for a successful, wells auxiliary: Frank T. Strayer post| § : 3 per Jr, Indianapolis; three daugh- Puig JH wiliecin the Auny wt att 1405, V. F. W. auxiliary and Inter- , ° 4 [ters, Mrs. Cathering Renard, Mrs. FINE i Se a CT Sil Hel you sulist sow in the national Association of Machinists| §§ whubehes Mildred Clark, both of Indianapolis, el i$ ht new Regular Army Ground Forces,

0 J ) 1H and Mrs. Mary Given, McCords- Over three-quarters of a milliom GETTING VALUE out of the food you eat is YOUR No. 1 |auxiliary. She was 70 i y have joined up already. MAKE I?

HEAL PROBLEM whether eat 500 ‘or 2,000 pounds Survivors are her husband,| $§ ] ville; one brother Jacob Goepper, 416 FEDERAL BLD MILLI Sealy. Th do this, medical EE a ys, you DYOSE Dave an ade- |George Stmon; a daughter, Mrs.| | " % 3 Indianapolis, six grandchildren and . Avi SAL the Jaci ate #1 Jot of matural stomach DIGESTIVE JUICES, and [Ruth Fields; a son, George M. i ! two great-grandehildren. INDIANAPOLIS Army Recruiting Statio : Rick, BLOOD must be present, SSS Tonic may help you §Broushton, a brother, Elbert OC. : MRS. MARGARET RAND i x ray Mg s sy % Williamson and one grandchild, all i . . get both if this is your trouble, without organic complication |of Indianapolis. a Services for Mrs. Margaret Rand, or focal infection, as these two important results enable you to | sree itm stim : resident here most of her life, will make use of the food as Netore mended. Thus you get fresh {MAYBE THE DEER ; vitality uss PEP +. . G0 your wo etter... become : WAS JUST HUNGRY . ive! . Ii ana i EE Teo Tome els BUFFALO, N. Y., June 13 (U. P.).

. fs —A deer, arriving at the Roma ) in 10 and 20 oz. sizes, ©8.8S.S. Co. 3 Baking Co. yesterday just ahead ¢ Si ; |of the neighborhood housewives, “ BUILD STURDY HEALTH end keep STatwaRT « Steapy - Steone : Some 2000 signs posted throughout the city by Central Indiana ot oy and keep ‘ smashed an entrance via front win- Boy Scouts warn H3osiers to plant “famine gardens” to protect them- |

| / buil : 1 b aves of bread and then trampled Seite 44 of the one hop scouts beginning the sign-posting drive | STURDY HEALTH on another dozen loaves before tak- J ¥ today are (left to right) Robert Little and Eugene Pasquel, both of |

ry Tt, an | i GIFTS for Happy Ex-Member of Local C. of C. | MOTORING!

Is Dead in Roanoke, Va. || Tr foe Tre co roc

Services for George W. Janes, for| Mrs. Brown died yesterday at her | the answer to gifts that many years manager of the former | residence in Brownsburg. Born In| . : National Candy Co. here, will be| Illinois, she was 79.-She was a mem- | will please Dad. These held in Beanblossom mortuary at|ber of the Montclair Christian | and many others await 2 p. m. tomorrow. Burial will be in| church. A : Mt. Pleasant cemetery. Survivors besides her husband are! your selection. Born. in Southport, Mr. Jones was | one son, Cleo Brown, Indianapolis; | : 67 when he died Monday in Ro-|two daughters, Mrs. Frank Hyten! anoke, Va., where he had lived for{and Mrs. Clifford Williamson, | five years, He left Indianapolis 18 Brownsburg; a brother, Ora Ar- | years ago to go to New York. buckle, Coatesville; nine grandchil- | While in Roanoke, he was eém-| dren and five great-grandchildren. | ployed by the Old Dominion Candy

Co. He was a member of the 380) VETERANS DUE |

| Methodist church and a former 'Y 4 ~_.

| member of the Indianapolis Cham- IN U. S. PORTS TODAY

. ; . oY | ber of Commerce. By UNITED PRESS £4 yg re NN Gifts That Go Over Bi With Ever | Survivors are his wife, Mildred,| Six ships were scheduled to arrive / Ia oN \W g Roanoke, Va.; a daughter, Mrs.;at East and West coast ports today / | \ N 8 py om 7 . : Re ; | Minnie Davidson, Indianapolis; two!with more than 3800 servicemen. | 3 4 . BY k \\ ow uilt With he) Famous Nationally Advertised oo Toast, Sao Dies, Cal lous ay sow Sort: an :

: WATCHES / Hy and Harry Jones, Indianapolis;| Tufts Victory, from Le Havre—977 un- 3 | > . WF. | designated troops. | Hi { " 4 . he A three sisters, Mrs. Jenny. Brunner, | “°K8T C0 OR tram Bremerhaven—167 CE 1 aa / | . ) HI

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Longines Bulova ; ’ | Indianapolis; Mrs. Ella Glenn, undesignated troops | gin u . | Glens Valley, and Mrs. Ora Nicho- DUE AT SAN FRANCISCO: ! ui 1 Li . : { Gruen Elgin 19 25 J lias, Indianapolis, and two grand- |peArinur, Middielon—1137 army and naval A In Sizes 6.50x16 and Larger and and Other Fine Makes | children. Gordonia—33 naval personnel \ Soon Available in All Sizes

Acadia, from Pearl Harbor—80 undesig- | HEN nated troops. \ . y Z : JOHN KREITLEIN | DUE AT SEATTLE: SSS Stronger, longer- got in pre-war | John Kreitlein, an Indianapolis| Groucher Victory, from Yokohama —844 \ wearing than ever tires. Wider, flatter | concession owner for 40 years, died | Undesienated troops. \ AN NON RE y before. GRS-10 . tread for, maximum | yesterday at the home of a sister, | } 3 ; | NARLARIMRAN \ L Rubber and A Hi- traction and peak “ Gift selection is no problem 3 - | Miss Anna Kreitlein, 1509'2 Pros- (0 \ \ i 4 Density Rayon gkid resistance. *¥ when you choose from the fas- i Com || pect st. He was 88. Li \ y Cords give you Y Sinaung atiay at Gry, GH Bi iiae, ll Services will be held.at 8 p. m.! A \ Bee en easier riding, coolgod a me E . - - {tomorrow in the Meyer & Abdon E 0 er tires, greater 6:00x16 , : | funeral homé with the Rev. Carl i N —“ v mileage and proIt's Gray, Gribben & Gray for magnificent gifts—famous name watches and brilliant, fiery dia- |N. Busse, pastor of the St. Ee | ~ A n tection against $ 20 monds, birthstone rings, shavers and lighters! Matthew's Lutheran church i ! bruises and blow a Your charge or credit card with any other store in Indianapolis Is honored at Gray, Gribben & Gray | ficlating. Burial will be in River out y Tax

The Bome of “Keepsake” Diamond Rings! || Va native of Dearborn county, Mx. =e Give Dad a Gift Certificate for a Set! We'll

Kreitlein came here as a youth to! y ; | IL Hl . . open the concession business. He T 51 See That He Gets Them as Quickly as Possible! | us 3, momhes of the St. Matthew's; MONA RCH : 4 | . '

| ALPHA RETTA BROWN HLS ITCE Services will be held tomorrow

; - 7 ro— 4 Charge {at 2 p. m. in the Brownsburg Include H in = Accounts t Christian church for Mrs. Alpha Orange & Grapefruit...

Fed. Tax SV 1 Ne NUP 38s: Invited | Retta Brown, wife of Daniel E. Grapefruit...Orange yi . “ sedis i -"l | Brown, Brownsburg. Burial will be AT YOUR DEALERS {in Greenlawn cemetery there. —

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