Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1946 — Page 9

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Born in Owen county, Mr. Ni¢hols was a’ machinist at the U, 8. Rubber Co. for four years. He was a member of Zion" Evangelical . Reform |

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science in e| To Help Relieve Constipation! Ft. Bliss, Tex. Towa junior col. | CA80: where she had lived six yess id bile doesn't flow freely Sry day | Survivors besides his brother are lege, is now Burial was to be i Cro Hill to your intestines—constipation with | his wife, Hilda: parents Mr and | teacl { M Colgro 0 was 72. was oh ’ ' ’ , | 3 ching in the rs. Colgrove, $a headaches, mental dullies a. hall half | vy, John Nichols of Poland; six| commerce school organist at All ‘Souls Unitarian

Wanita, live | Kathleen and Maxine Nichols, all of| versity in Chicago. Mar jorie Curtis | Friends university, |of Poland, and Mrs. Alberta Sind-|/Mr. Rowley holds a master's degree member of the organists’ guild and Janother in history from the University of the Nature Study club of Indiana. brother, Herschel Nichols of Poland, |

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's)political science at Indiana Central | college has been mate by Dr: L Lynd Esch, Indiana Central ley, for eight| p. m. today in Feeney & Feene | years dean and | funeral home ‘for Mrs, Eda Col- ' professor of his-|grove, former Indianapolis church tory and politic ol | organist, who died Sunday at Ohi-

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of De Paul uni- church and First Evangelist church A graduate of | for many years. A charter member Wichita, Kas. |of Matinee Musicale, she was a

{Nebraska and a master's degree in| Survivors. are a daughter,. Miss history and political science /from | Jeanette Colgrove, and a‘ son, Philip

DAUGHTER Harvard. He has done special | colgrove, both of Chicago, and a MA study in his field at the universities | gister, Mrs. O. E. Larson of MedRRY HOOSIER PAINT and |lot california, Wyoming, Towa, {cine Hat, Canada. 7 72 of re IN. LINOLEUM CO. Michigan, Chicage, Washington of we ‘howt..) {| Complete Selection . . . All Types of | St. Louis, and at Iowa State. CRASH INJURIES FATAL First Telling" Her These LINOLEUM Professor Rowley and hig .bride, Intimate Physical Facts | {the former Margarét McCathie of| PERU, Ind, July § (U. P)~Your daughter bas & right toxnow how |} 212 E- Washington RI-8315 || Auckland, New Zealand, will come |Lloyd Humphreys, 42, died yesterAmportans douching with such an ef- | . | to Indianapolis the first of Septem~ day of injuries suffered June 21

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—zoNITE immediately ‘kills ald reach- || conditions. Permanent. as carry || Sey, a retired Pennsylvania’ rail-| { able germs! Use as directed often as || 2 [AIR stock of UPHOLS! labrict road conductor. Burial will be in! JOHN GRIFFIN | Mecessary without risk of injury! SHELB COMP Memorial Park cemetery. | Requiem high mass will be sung | = Zonite Ea 3501 Mass. Ave: ANY a | ‘Mr. Hussey, who was 68, died at 9 a.m. Thursday in St. Philip yesterday in his home, 5623 E.|Neri- Catholic church for John

| Services will be held at 8:30 a. m. Martinsville; Bert and Cecil Shepp, tomorrow in Our Lady of Lourdes'both of Indianapolis, and Frank | Catholic church for Edward T. Hus- | Shepp of Evansville,

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. {Washington st. He had been with | Griffin, a retired employee of the

a daughter, Mrs. Edgar Sax, In- "lived here 52 | dianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Carl years. % | Wright, Oxford, O., and Mrs, Nell John Griffin Formerly em - | Hawley, Denver, Colo. ployed by the Mo.

{the railroad 46 years, years ago. | A native of College Corner, O., Mr. | | Hussey lived 31 years at Terre Haute before moving here. A resident of

retiring two a New York Central railroad. Burial will be in H6ly Cross. * Mr. Griffin, who

! | Indianapolis 21 years, he was a was 73, died yes- : member of the Order of Railway ‘terday in his Conductors and Our, Lady of home, 631 Eastern

| Lourdes Catholic church. | Survivors are his wife, Carolyn;

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non railroad, Mr. Griffin worked MRS, LUCY SMITH EVERHART in the transportation department | Services will be held for Mrs. of the New York Central system Lucy Smith Everhart at 9 a. m, here until his retirement 11 years tomorrow in the Bert S. Gadd fu-iago. He was a member of St. neral home, Burial will be in New| Philip Nex church. Crown cemetery. Leo C. Davis, Survivors, are his wife, Mrs. | | pastor of Westbrook church of the Bridget Connor Griffin; two sons.)

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Brown, Indianapolis; five grand-| children and nine great-grandchil- LAFE JOHNSON dren. Services and burial will be held | tomorrow at Vincennes for Lafe

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