Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 July 1946 — Page 5

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had followed the ‘hole 10 miles away, signs of a campe nains of a recently

to his plane, and rea, he said, and ther campfires far.

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pe; “feeling and joy in living. Cystex must satdsfy completely or money back is guaranteed | on urs of Siopty mnother day without tryin teed

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fon-systemic Kidney and Bladder troubles? | vic i RE Ee od eC adder trou | Palmer, sales and service engineer

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through a construction zone, A native of Spidell,r O,, he had lived in Indianapolis seven years at 2111 N. Alabama st. He was a member of the Christian church {at Cambridge, O., and Moose lodge 17 ‘here.

{ Palmer; four daughters, Mrs, Shir|ley Nold, Miss Elizabeth Palmer, {Mis Virginia Raley and - Miss Juanita Palmer, and two | Charles and Michael Palmer, all of | Indianapolis; his father, William F. | Palmer of Byesville,, O.; a sister, {Mrs, Irma Martin of Virginia, and a grandson.

‘Herman Metzel

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| He was 49.

| Born in Peoria, { Mr. Metzel joined {the Chicago & N or thwestern | railroad in 1917 and served here as a traveling 3 agent. i Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Edna Metzel, and a brother, Chief Seaman's mate Eugene Metzel of Peoria,

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JOSEPH P. ATON | Services will be conducted at 8:30 a, m. tomorrow in Moore Peace! | chaptl for Joseph P. Aton, 7501 E.| Washington st, who died Tuesday | in Robert W. Long hospital after an! illness of two days. Burial will be [in , Holy Cross cemetery, He was 54.

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employed for the last five years, Survivors 1n- {his life, Mr. Aton was a merchant as Aa cabinet maker, {etude ‘wo | -solis, policeman in Broad Ripple. He was | ‘ : Survivors include his wife, Mrs.} william . P. and |& member of Our Lady of Lourdes Let us show you how your

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