Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 July 1946 — Page 12
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Services for Dr. Lillie M, Collyer,
retired osteopathic physician, will be held in Hisey & Titus mortuary at 10 a. m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Tunnelton, Dr. Collyer, who was 88, died yesterday in 4n Indian#polis nursing home. A native of Tunnelton, she had resided here 20 years. Prior to coming here she and her husband, the late Dr. Frank C, Collyer, practiced osteopathy in Louisville, Ky. She was a member of the Women's auxiliary of the Red Cross of Constantine, Survivors are a brother, Homer Guthrie, a half-brother, Blaine Guthrie, both 'of Louisville, and several nieces and nephews.
HARRY F. HOOVER
Services for Harry PF. Hoover, employee in the office of the city purchasing agent, will be held in| Flanner & Buchanan mortuary at] 1:30 p. m, Monday. Cremation will | follow, Mr. Hoover was 71 when he died Wednesday at his home, 36 W. Vermont st. He was a member of the Capital City Masonic lodge, the Murat temple and the Scottish Rite. His wife, Mrs, Estelle Mae Hoover, survives.
CORNELIUS BUNCH Cornelius Bunch, former maintenance department employee of the Indianapolis Star, was found dead yesterday in a shed at the rear of his home, 944 W. 25th st., by hsi daughter, Mrs. Violet Eatherly. He was 64. Mr. Bunch had been a janitor for 33 years at the Star before his retirement in February, 1944. He was a Spanish-American war veteran and 4 member of the American Legion. Besides his daughter, a grandson Hubert Eatherly, survives.
FLORIAN MOSCHETTE Florian Moschetti, 3014 S. Meridian st. operator of a knife-grind-ing business here 39 years, died this morning in St. Francis hospital. He was 73. A native of Carisolo, Austria, Mr. Moschetti had been an Indianapolis resident 39 years. He is survived by his wife, Anna Louise, and one son, Herman F. Moschetti,
ALPHA C. LINGENFELTER Services for Alpha C. Lingenfelter, repairman. and mechanic ' here, will be held in Moore Mor~—tuaries Northeast chapel-at-2 pm: Monday. Burial will be in Crown Hil
Mr. Lingenfelter, who was 63, died this morning in his home, 2738 N. Gale st. He was a lifelong resident of Marion county.
Survivors include his mother, El- (of len, and a brother, Harry, both of |league.
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Times Special 24-HOUR FORECAST SUMMARY: ; Fair, pleasant week-end weather is promised by government forecasters in the Atlantic states and Tennessee, while those stationed in the rest of the 48 states predict fair and warm conditions in their sections of the nation, except for the scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers pictured on the map. It will “be cooler in Montana, the Dakotas and eastern portions of Wyoming. : The Rocky mountain areas and parts of Florida will experience scattered thunderstorms. Similar storms will be more general in the affected area shown covering the upper Mississippi valley, Indiana and Illinois. . Night - time temperatures will average: below normal in Tennessee and the Atlantic states north of Florida as the cool airmass which moved into the
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Mrs. Ella Jane
Mrs. Ella Jane Gendron, wife of Henry J. Gendron Sr., died Thurs.) day at the Memorial hospital In Hines, Ill. She was 61, A resident here for more than 45 years, she lived at 4015 E. 11th st. |Born at Derby, Mrs. Gendron was a member of the Little Flower Catholic church and its altar society. During world war I, she was an army nurse stationed at Camp
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MRS. BERTHA MAY MURNAN Services for Mrs. Bertha May Murnan, resident here for 40 years, will be held in J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes at 10 a. m. Monday.
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{MRS. PHEBA KAUTZ
Services for Mrs. Pheba Kautz, who died Thursday at St. Anthony hospital in Terre Haute, were to be held in that city} this afternoon. Burial was to be in Highland Lawn cemetery there, Mrs. Kautz, who was 85, had lived here with a daughter, Mrs. J. P. Lentz, 179 N. Post rd., before going to Terre Haute. She attended the East 10th Street Methodist church, Other survivors are three sisters, Mrs. Frank Ausherman, Mrs. Esta Kelly and Mrs. Freda Rost, and a son, Emest Kauts, all of Indianapolis. .
Riley ‘Mansion’ Built for $750
Times Special GREENFIELD, Ind. July 27.— Captain Reuben A. Riley, father
of James Whitcomb Riley, built the most expensive house in Greenfield, William A. Hough, a cousin of the poet, told members of the Lions club here, That was back in 1849 and the house cost $750, The house was completed a few weeks after the poet was born in a log cabin at the rear of the present home on West Main st.
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Times Special NEW CASTLE, Ind, July 27.— George T. Rea of New Castle has been elected by the Perfect Circle Co. board of directors to succeed the' late Leslie B. Davis as secre-tary-treasurer of the corporation. Mr, Rea joined the company in 1931 as cost accountant and pay-
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PARIS, July 27 (U. P.).—The frenzied ardor of France's war crimes trials appeared today to
have spent itself, making podsible the virtual vindication of the Vichy foreign minister during the brief eclipse of Pierre Laval in that regime. — Pierre Etienne -Flandin; pre=war premier and foreign minister at Vichy for 56 days, stepped from a Versailles courtroom last night a free man. He was convicted of| collaboration with the Nazis, but] was sentenced to five years loss of civil rights with the sentence suspended, The Flandin trial before the French high court lacked the tragi-
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BONNER SPRINGS, Kas, July 27
comic atmosphere of a judicial cir- | cus gone mad that prevailed in the trials of Laval and Marshal Henri | Petain. Laval was hustled off to] the firing squad. Petain was sen- | tenced to death, but the sentence was commuted to life imprisonment. Because he agreed to serve as Vichy minister, Flananin was sentenced to “national indignity” for| five years. But because the state could not or did not want to prove that his activity was contrary to the interests of France, he was relieved of the sentence.
BETTER LIGHTING | PLAN IS STUDIED
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that under the’ provisions of the proposed program, the city will get 134.8 per cent increase in brilliance of street lighting at a 47.6 per cent increase in the monthly utility bill. Mr. Stimson said the committee, of which he is a member, will approve the adoption of the plan and recommend it to the common council.
ATOMS MAY SOLVE
search may find the answer to what has been the “mystery” plant growth, Dr. Frank Spedding, director of the Iowa State college atomic energy project, explains that, in many cases, plants show greatly different results on soils which apparently are the same. He sald that minerals with “tagged” atoms could be added to the soil and the plant's utilization of the mineral determined.
HANCOCK HDA TAKES ILLINOIS POSITION
Times Special GREENFIELD, Ind, July 27.-— Miss Mary E, Holmes, who has served as Hancock county home demonstration agent for the past year, has resigned to accept a position in the home economics department of the Harrisburg, IIL, school, ‘Max E. Stults, who has been assistant county agent hert the past three months, has resigned to accept a position with the AcmeEvans Co. in Indianapolis.
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MYSTERY OF PLANTS
(U. P.).—Paul Lambert, founder and pastor of a local church, was en route to Oklahoma City today to join his wife who left home Sunday night after leaving a farewell note that was read before the congregation. Mrs. Emalie Lambert, who said in the note her jealousy had caused her husband to give up three churches, yesterday and told him she wanted to come home, Mrs. Lambert said she had been in. seclusion at an Oklahoma City hotel and was worried - about her husband's welfare. She told him she was “all right.” Mrs. Howard, Quinlan, who has been caring for the pastor and his children, Joan, 19, and Judy, 8, since Mrs. Lambert's flight, said the preacher was “exuberant” after receiving the call.
Two Give 14,500 Red Cross Hours
Times Special SHELBYVILLE, Ind, July 27.—
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The city will soon be provided with! improved street lighting council adopts the proposal now under consideration by Mayor Loba Jack Bruner's city lighting committee. F, B. Stimson, head of the Bloom-
7500 hours of time to work of the |Red Cross during the war years, Mrs. W. F. Latshaw, of this city, | was honored during an election | meeting of the local chapter. Shar{ing honors with her was Mrs. | Philip Hunker, whose work to the | chapter amounted to 7000 hours. Mrs. Latshaw served as chairman |of the organization's knitting com- | mittee. Dr. C. A. Bowler, pastor of the Presbyterian church, was named {chairman of the chapter to suc-
AMES, Ia, (U. P.).—Atomic re-|ceed Glen Plymate, who had held |
the post since 1941.
LOUISVILLE PASTOR TAKES ARCADIA POST
Times Special ARCADIA, Ind, July 27.-—Rev. {Leon Atwell has accepted a call by the Arcadia Church of God to serve as pastor. He has been assistant pastor ~ at Touisville, Ky. for six years. Rev. Atwell and his wife and two daughters, Fay and Carol, have moved here. The Church of God congregation expects to move into a new build ing soon and ‘a general expansion program {is planned.
"YOUTH RALLY SET FOR NOBLESVILLE
Times Special NOBLESVILLE, Ind. July 27.— A sub-district rally of the Meth-
at Forest park here tomorrow evening. Claude Rummell, district ‘councilor of. Ingalls, will be in
odist Youth Fellowship will be held |
CAPEHART. SAYS OPA
Senator Homer E. Capehart (R. Ind.) today admitted backers of OPA virtually had lost their battle to keep price controls in effect. He was visiting in Indianapolis. “The majority decided that they wanted the kind of bill we have,” he said. “So now everybody . . . ought to put their shoulders to the wheel and try to make the measure work.”
Senator Capehart said he believed the new OPA legislation would benefit the farmer, producers and industry. :
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Cars should be far easier to get now that Boston Blackie has
entered the pictyre.
At 10:15 this peeyem there'll be a gang of thieves
cooking up an idea that hatches nothing but stolen cars. Blackie, of course, gets involved, and has to solve the thing in stop watch time
because his skirts aren't exactly clean.
murder. people without a =
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The thieves meanwhile commit But they get caught ’cause you just can't go around killing license.
Last fall, Danny O'Neill placed third behind Jack Smith and Jo
Stafford as “The Most Promising Star of Tomorrow.”
He's making
the 600 radio editors and columnists who selected him look powerful smart these days by the bang up job he turns in each Saturday eve
at 7:30.
in to comb the honey out of her voice.
Tonight, he'll drag Patti Clayton, the five-a-week warbler, Funnyman Romo Vincent
and the Celso Vega Quintet are guests who help to round out 25 minutes of songs and happy patter.
a 8 8 The Old Timer will be back this evening at 5:30 to yakkity-yak about pets at “Your Pet Corner.” He'll put out some chatter about a
canary, and will tweet sweet music about giving away five bucks for
the best pet yarn. And he'll do it, too. The samolieuns went last week to Dorothy M. Lane Guyon, 2531 N. Delaware, while Mrs. Lee Figg, 120 S. Butler Ave. writes in that she has made good use of the five bueks she earned recently by buying a new pair of spectator pumps. So if you're married and mamma needs a new pair of shoes, write the Old Timer all the facts about your dog's life.
EE 8 2 ® 8 = . Twirling the dial into tomorrow, “Take It Or Leave It” will air from California at 9, with Ralph Edwards of the “Truth or Conse-
quence” moniker firing the questions.
He's the second substitute in
the batting order while Phil Baker is up in Maine where Hoover is
still President.
a contract neatly tucked away for another 26 weeks.
Incidentally when Baker retwns next week, he'll have
It's reward for
the! show which is the top question-answer biz in radio.
” n ” ” » » Stick a board in your britches and tune in on “Armchair Reflections” tomorrow at 10:35 ayem. That's the time when Eugene Field's poem
on “Our Whippings” gets a reading. batter's up with the hickory stick.
It's all about how Pa used to play You'll also get more hunks of
words in rhyme, with Earl Gordon backing it up with music at the
organ. real estate.
Washington Park Cemetery is the sponsor who sells testate
o ” » ” ” » Pat O'Brien speaks up on the Silver Theater at 5 tomorrow after-
noon.
“The Sea and Dennis Murphy.”
The smooth talking Irisher with muscles has the spotlight in This spot originally belonged to
George Raft for “Private Eye,” but he couldn't get back to California on time. “Murphy,” by the way, is a yarn you ain't heard before because it's by Ray Buffum, who just recently bought himself a typewriter.
” » ” ” ” + The Good Neighbor policy gets a big boost tomorrow at 5:30 when Eva Garza, Mexican singing star for the CBS Southern League, hot tamales it. 'She’ll warble a Venezuelan joropa entitled “Alma Llanera.” Elsa Miranda and Chuchu Martinez will also rhumbaize in their regular “Viva America” is a bundle of good will melodies from der the productive hand of Edmusmd Chester,
spot. Briefly,
south of the border un
Director of Latin American relations.
” ” ” on Dagwood and Mr. Dithers will also be speaking the Latin language “Blondie Learns to Rhumba.”
tomorrow at 6:30, when woman decides to send the sandwich kid and his boss-man to dancing
school, and the females find that there's madness to their method because . the boys seem so happy about the whole thing. « Reason is that the rhumba teacher is a hip shaking Latin who has her motor
running overtime.
” o n ” » ” y Virginia Haskins, who appears so regularly as James Melton’s
guest that she must be prac back at 8:30 tomorrow evening.
Yehudi who got around much during the war.
ticing to be a mother-in-law, will be Melton will be there, too, and according to his publicity, Jimmy has a repertoire of 3,000 songs. He'll present “Kilroy Was Here,” a bunch of notes about Clem Kilroy, an infantryman
2.2 9 Zn uo It'll be hiccoughing spree for Charles Jackson tomorrow. The
penman of
e Lost Weekend” will be heard at 11 ayem on “Invitation
to Léarning” when smart people get together for a confab on “The
Magic Mountain” by Thomas Mann, a psycho yarn about people who lose all track of time. “Not just weekend, but yars and yars.
Then,
the “Family Hour” at 4 goes on a musical bender -with incidental
ya a . (Editor's note: In other words, friends, don't &pend any ors time . reading
"| music from the film score of “Lost Weekend.”
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PLAN FOR DENIED
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