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ss NEW AF SA where he was superintendent of the] 0 : Nn 1 ; n SWEET CORN PACKING packing sweet corn tomorrow. Op- THURSD. NTAKES OVER DUTIES ives imp o€PVices for Charles C. Peek, KAUFMAN RITES 70°STaat Tomorrow seis vies + i vin ll Nb Times Special {tendent of the Parke county schools j = . “-d ji : COLUMBUS, Ind. Aug. 1.—Mor-| Full operation of the local plant CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. Aug. 1,|for 10 years. Jeweler, to Be Held Satu rday PLANNED TODAY \gan Packing Co. announced today| calls for employing approximately N gest ~Gerald Alexander, newly .ap-| Mr. Alexander succeeds Joseph C. - i its Columbus Plant would begin '300 men and 400 women. “Th an tin cine ©

pointed superintendent of the Wagner, who resigned to become| gervices for Charles ©. Peek, bi i ; Crawfordsville public schools, has assistant to the comptroller at Ball prominent local jeweler, will be iil i py :

moved here from Washington, Ind, [State Teachers college. ’ | eld in Planner & . Buchanan mor-| § . Burial! for City Carpenter to NOW ; WH —our store is much

2 - . ' = . g | tuary at 1:30 p. m, Sanger. Be in New Crown Frotr Firs EE — ; _ | The Rev. George C. Hewson, as- ; e In Ne . ) i ® YOUR FIRST CHOICE FOR LASTING BEA UTY A | sistant to the wid of Zion Evan- ¥ larger , , . our addition has just ; MA

| gelical and Reformed church, will ti bs Services were to be held at 3:30] been completed . . . we have more

. WwW LL TI LE | officiate. Burial will be in Crown 3 3 |p. m. todiy in the G. H, Herrmann | rom to serve YOU . .. and YOUR. , 401 5 1 | hill, y : | . . ; : | FRIENDS , . . Visit us today . . . OP : | y { 1X f Lindsay Kauf-| CHROMI BE A | Mr, Peek, president of Charles : | funera ome 101 y u or tomorrow , . or anytime . . EVE « Be AIA et yo a RAM a A

| hospital at Chicago while on a busi- LA. . ; | crown.

{ness trip to that city, He was 50. ) A i i A ar FINE d FOR Mr. Peek became ill at Chicago k ; A Mr. Kaufman died Tuesday at the LOOK .. . what you two days ago. His wife, Mrs. Minnie Rd [Chet Manufacturing Co. where he save on these items . , . |M. Peek, is confined to her home Es iF {was employed as a carpenter. He : ® BATHROOMS due to illness. co of | was 61 ; Rojiand gt K ‘Cheddar A native of Marion county, Mr. 1 © Survivors are bis wife, Beily: two Butter 69c Asparagus 49¢ CHEERED 49; » KITCHENS oa Peek had lived in Indianapolis most ear yas 1b. roll 2 No. 2 cans Ibs lof his life dnd had been in the jew~ daughters, Mrs. Gertrude Harlow . |elry business here more than 30 and Mrs. Fred Achgill: two sons, Libby's Rath Potatoes

® RESTAURANTS | years. He lived at 3540 N. Merid- [Charles and James Kaufman, all of Milk 25¢ Pure Lard 29¢ Wate U. 8. 39;

|ian st. | Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Ber-| F200 camp Ib 10 lbs | He w Aber 0 nic a a . ; as a member of the Maso {nard Wren of Indianapolis and Mrs ® Lunch Meats ® Frozen Foods

® OFFICE (lodge, Sahara Grotto, Murat Shrine, : | \ : . a BUILDINGS | York Rite, 24-karat club and iLons _ Charles’ C. Peek Laura McCowan of Commiskey, . You'll Come Back Again Once You've Visited the

club. a — — |Ind,, and a brother, Oliver J. Kauf- HABOUSH SUPER MARKET. -— 3032 | (6TH .

Survivors besides his wife are alge was a member of the Daugh- man of Commiskey.

® ’ daughter, Mrs. Willlam D. Gambill, | jas of ‘the American Revolution | —— DOCTORS and a sister, Mrs. Ruby Roesener,

and the Pocahontas lodge. JUST ACROSS OFFICES : both of Indianapolis, Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. FREE PARKING THE STREET 5 WAYS TO SHOP HERE!

. AYA Opal Butler; two sons, Maurice and | MRS. RUTH J. HART | Lester Roach; three sisters, Mrs. ® Qur Ten-Pay Plan

AND OTHERS | Mrs. Ruth J. Hart, a former res-| Susie Howson, Mrs. Pearl Moore

| | ® Use Our L ident of Indianapolis for 25 years,|und Mrs. Elizabeth Riggs; a broth- | hue rn oid v 0 died Tuesday in her home at To-| er, George Craven, and four grand- : oF Y 9 t Bi ’ ledo, O, according to word received |children, Lester Keith Roach, ; 3 ho wd ymen an ay Cas ILDING OR REMODELING here. George Lee Roach, Janet Roach $ BEFORE BU ODERN METAL WA L | Born at Orawfordsville, Mrs.|and Joyce Roach, all of Indian- SLC W. WASHINGTON 37, Satuidav: Siors. Blawss: » SEE CHROMITE—THE MODERN ME LL TILE | Hat, who was the former Mrs, Les- )

lie W, Auman, lived there many RpolS, —— A {Phone 9:45 A. M. to 3 P. M. y | lie ’ m e | G43 . SANITARY ii EXTENSIVE COLOR RANGE |years before moving to Indianap-|MRS. ELLA KUEMPEL ,

Chromite produces a smooth finished wall— There are many color choices that enable us §iolis, She moved to Toledo in 1940.| Services will be held today at 1:30 |

the entire surface is sanitary because there to satisfy the most. exacting taste and assure sh F fue : A A e was a member of een |p. m. in the G. H. Herrmann fu-|§ pe are no erections or pockets to collect bacteria, a complete decorative job. [pn chapter, O. E. 'S Ques neral home for Mrs. Ella Kuempel, | nN dirt or grease. - , . . “ Gn € i . 7 {Daughters of the American Revo-| who died Tuesday in her home, 1425 1 : - - EASY TO CLEAN AMAZING LOW COST [ lution. Lawton st. Burial will be in Crown ‘ pe ¢ a

Chromite is easy to clean and keep clean. A Chromite is an inexpensive and enduring She is survived by her husband, | Hill. She was 70.

damp cloth is sufficient to remove any surface beauty treatment. Our experienced applicators . lh .-. : : Ky soil which might accumulate and restore your will transform your bath or kitchen in an [| Eugene Hart. KS Prerkiuel. Soman Mn 2 tt . ar : | wall to new glistening beauty. amazingly short time MRS. MINNIE ROACH hood. She was a member of the . > co CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE : :

Services will be held Saturday|Zion Evangelical and Reformed {at 10 a. m. for Mrs. Minnie Roach,| church and the Indianapolis Alten-

» 0 3 - ; Wall Tile Division | 2035 Ida st, in George W. Usher| heim. Girls’ School SKIRTS | funeral home. Mrs. Roach, who| Susvivors are her husband, Joseph < HOWARD K LEWI ROOFING CO. | was 66, died yesterday in St. Vin-|Kuempel; two grandsons, of Indian- Cool Summer ray . INCORPORATED cent’s hospital after an illness of |apolis, and two sisters, living in : Girl's’ attrac- | two weeks. Burial will be in Belle-| Germany : Wash Material tive skirts In ROOFING—SIDING—INSULATION—VACOL STORM WINDOWS h : , all wool and

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