Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 July 1946 — Page 9

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MARION GREEN DIES AT HOME

Ri anbements ni for Watch man’s Rites Not Complete.

Marion Green, 945 W. 20th watchman for the ‘Indianapolis Power & Light Co. died yesterday He was 78. .A native of Corydon, Mr. Green

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lived here many years. Funeral arrangements have not been com= pleted. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Edwin Green of Seymour, Ivan Green of Crown Point, and Floyd Green of Indianapolis; one daughter, Mrs. Mae Swallers of Indianapolis and one brother, Bryant Green of Campbell, -Mo.

Dora Green; three sons,

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CAMP AWARDS WON BY 96 BOY SCOUTS

More than 96 "boy scouts were fdisplaying their recently-acquired camping awards today to neighborhood friends. The campers received

Requiem high mass will be sung for 4-year-old Joseph Keedy at 9 a. m. tomorrow in St. Ann's Catholic church. Burial will be in Holy Cross ceme- ;

+ 3b their merit acknowledgements at e. son 0 Y and ‘Mrs. Glen the close of the third Camp CankKeedy, 2726 Denl- I tun-un-gi camping period Saturson st., the day. youngster died of In the field awards Frank Geiger, a heart attack

assistant scoutmaster of Troop 143, presented Camper badges to: Ronald Nicolles, William Shaw, David Buennagle, John Barker and Reginald Griffey of Troop 143; Stanley

Horton of Troop 163; Donald Berck of Troop 55, and Ronald Dickie of Troop 72. The camp rank of Woodsman was awarded to the following Scouts by John Duncan, scoutmaster of Troop

Sunday as he played with cousins in a fam- § ily reunion at Mulligan park, Crawfordsville.

Joseph Keedy In addition to his parents, he 1s

survived by a brother, Jerry; his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Keedy, 910 E. Elmore st., and several aunts and uncles.

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A 143. AUBREY STARKS Robert trrorliams, Troop 160; James Aubrey Starks, 510 W. Vermont Bands Richard Borst, Troop

John an Troop 50; Allen Generich, oa 48; John Panter, Buddy Horton, Gene Barker, Richard Geiger and Max Poling, Troop ; Gary Bechtel and Pon Bowml, Troop 163; David Beaver, na Dick Nie. Troon onaz Hands ‘and Ronald

st., died yesterday ih the U. S. Veterans Administration hospital here, He was 59. A veteran of world war I and

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Admiral Here on Inspection Trip

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Walter Hess, president of the Indianapolis Navy league, Mayor Robert H. Tyndall and Vice Adm. George D. Murray, commandant of the 9th naval district (left to right), met yesterday in the mayor's office. The admiral was here to inspect the naval ordnance plant.

Revival of Tomato Tournament Is Set

chase of the Indiana crop this season by the military services. U. N. R. R. A. also has made extensive purchases of Indiana tomatoes. The tournament, slated for August, 1947, will be highlighted by the state. wide show in Indianapolis and the dinner followed by an auction of the prize-winning tomatoes Inciana canners and supply firms will participate iit the campaign.

Plans for resumption next year of he annual tomato tournament sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce were disclosed today by Frank G Lanksenkamp, chairman of the group's agricultural committee. Greater world-wide demand for one of Indiana's chief crops was the objective of the pre-war event. Need for the tournament did not exist this year due to advance pur-

a member of the American Legion, Mr. Starks had been an Indianapolis resident for 29 years. He was a native of Bowling Green, Ky. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Louise Starks, and three brothers, Cartwright Starks, Lloyd Starks and Lucian Starks, all of Indianapolis. Services will be conducted at 1 p. m. Thursday in the Willis & Son mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery.

MRS. CELIA GARVEY ELSTROD Mrs. Celia Garvey Elstrod, retired bakery employee of L. 8. Ayres & Co., died yesterday in her|

home, 41 Hendricks pl. She was 67. | A native of Ireland, Mrs. Elstrod | Was employed by L. S. Ayres & Co. for 23 years. She had lived here| ! since she came to the United States

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LIQUOR BOARD IS STYMIED BY BUDGET

The Marion county liquor board is still stymied by budget technicalities in its effort to get enough money to maintain a full-time secretary at its headquarters in the court house annex at 148 E. Market vr st. County commissioners announced that they can't approve vouchers to pay a secretary because “there isn't any appropriation in the county budget for that purpose.” The liquor board appointed Miss Lillian I. Ball ds secretary two months ago and her sglary, $175 a month, has been pald temporarily by» the state alcoholic beverage commission. The state commission informed the county board several weeks o “that it could not pay the salary after Aug. 1. Robert 8. Smith, president of the. county board, said “it looks like we will have to revert to the old system of operating out of our hip pockets without a secretary to

Sister Kenny to Fight Polio Cases

MINNEAPOLIS, July 28 (U. PD), —8ister Elizabeth Kenny was en - route here today to help combat a poliemyelitis outbreak which has taken 16 lives in 22 days. There have been 120 polio cases in the Twin Cities since July 1. Health authorities appealed for more nurses and other workers for understaffed hospitals. A call ‘went out ‘for hot packers, maids and orderlies to work at General hose pital in Minneapolis. St. Paul hos~ pital asked for nurses. Informed by radiogram of the emergency, Sister Kenny cancelled plans to confer in Hollywood with Rosalind Russell, who portrays Miss Kenny in the motion picture “Sister Kenny." Marvin Kline, administrator of the Kenny foundation here, said Sister Kenny would arrive in San Francisco within the next day or two after a visit to her native Australian. She will fly here immesdiately upon dogking, Mr. Kline

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Elstrod; a son, William ‘Rogers; a sister, Mrs. Julia Cantwell; a stepson, Fred Elstrod Jr, and two grandchildren. JAMES W. SIMS Services for James W. Sims, a!

retired laborer who died Sunday in City hospital after a two-week | illness, will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Moore Mortuari Peace chapel. Burial will be Washington Park cemetery. was T4. A resident of Marion county for 50 years, ®Ir. Sims had resided at 1730 N. Meridian st. He was a member of the Elkhart Christian | church. Mr. Sims is survived by a half1 brother, Thomas Sims, of Elkhart. |

JESSE ROTHBAUST

Services were to be held at 3 p. m. today in Moore Mortuaries Peace chapel for Jesse Rothbaust, 312 E./ Washington st. Burial was to be in|S Greenlawn cemetery at Franklin. Mr, Rothbaust died Sunday in|= City hospital. He was 73. He was |Z a native of Johnson county and had |S lived here 12 years. - He is survived by a sister,

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