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of his son, Carl A, Schmidt, 420 E.|31 years ago.
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| THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ ei “THURSDAY, ¥OV. 7, 1946 [| - pia 666 vices for Dal Neibert- 200'Broad Ripple Dads.Dine IMARY B, DUGAN SoA, Gare Pures Home. re wus ofl Spine ) Mr. a native o er- r - Giraele yw. e wn, TF Set Tomorrow. in Irvington IS DEAD AT 47 a x
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t m. yesterday in his home, 4817 E. New COLD! Serie wil be ld 190 5.7 York st. Ya native of Shelby county, grocer, Mr. Schmidt was a member | Survivors include his wife, Mis ington chapel for Dal Netbert, an he was desk sergeant of the Shelby- Services Today for Lifelong ©! the St. Paul's Evangelical Luther- Elizabeth Gracie; a son, James DJ from com
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Indianapolis résident for’10 months: Washington Park,
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ville police department for four years and Shelbyville city inspec-
Milford lodge 94, F. & A. M. and the Milford O. E. 8. He also was active
* Resident Here.
Monday while en route to. City hospital, were to be held at 9:15 a, m. today in Usher Mortuary and at
an church.
/ Gracie, Survivors besides his son are a
and two daughters,
ister, Mrs, Louise Rugenstein; an-|pel, all of Indi lis, d : bert, ‘who was -T1, died {tor for four years. Ed ; Lv PRpEpoNMeTa. 1Y Mr, Neibert, wha’ He “was ‘a inembor’ GF Bothell Services for Mrs, Mary Breen other son, Elmer Schmidt, and a grandchildren. Baptis¢ church, Shelby county, DE Ee riod it ol of Ita |
Schmidt, all of Indianapolis. MRS. BELEN AULL .
Mrs. | | Edith Irwin and ‘Mrs. Lillian Nep-i
IA. F. "OF L. TO ACCEPT | |" BID TO ARGENTINA!
in Republican politics. Survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Russell Burton, Indianapolis, Mrs, Harley Forrar, Cable, Wis, and Miss Hazel Neibert, Chicago; a | sister, Mrs. Christine Luther, San | Francisco, Cal; a brother, Roscoe | Neibert, Shelby county, two grand[children and two great-grandchil-
Services for Mrs. Hel Much ble N. Ritter ave. will be = A, | WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 (U, P.). | $v tomorrow in Grinsteiner’s Funeral | Vliiam Green, president of the 1 home followed by requiem high American Federafion of Labor, an-
mass in Our Lady of Lourdes Cath- {nounced ‘last night that the A. F. olic church at 10:30 o'clock. Burial | of L. will send a delegation to visit | will be in St. Joseph's cemetery. | Argentina if the invitation extendMrs. Aull, who was 55, died yes- jo by the Argentine government is
terday in her home. For |supplemented by a similar invitay MAany| ion from the Argentine confedera~
10 a. m. in St. Thomas Aquinas church, She was 47, A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, Mrs, Dugan was a former employee of the Public Sérvice Co. of Indiana, Inc, a member of St. Thomas church and of the Altar society and a graduate of St. Anthony's school. Burial will be in
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dren. years she had been a Democratic | = ! oO Rn E i Fathers get football facts... . In a huddle at the annual Broad (CR1VArY cemetery, precinct committeewoman and was | 100 Of labor. wi Sb Quickly alla ‘GIRL, 4, IS BURNED | Ripple high school fathers association dinner last night are (left to Survivors include her husband, |a member of Indianapolis Maen-| Oreen said that, under these ting rest and s 918+926 So Meridian St. i , right) J. C. DeHorily, association treasurer; Frank Baird, basketball |Louis V. Dugan; seven brothers, nerchor auxiliary and Our Lady terms, he had accepted an invita- vo your money | PLAYING FIREMAN | coach and assistant football coach; Ed Diederich, athletic director and [John Breen, William Breen, James of Lourdes church. A native of 'O7 eXtended by the Argentine am- §== _ 0 7 MINUTES FROM WASHINGTON STREET A 4-year-old girl was burned football coach, and M. Carlton Smith, chairman of the association's Breen, Bernard Breen and Joseph Cincinnati, O., she had resided pj assader Jo assign representatives ff &% 24 seriously yesterday while playing| Athletic committee. Breen, all of Indianapolis; Dennis |Indianapolis since 1931. Her hus- io visit the South Amercian repub- | Ge Indianapolis Owned and Managed for 13 YOArs! liners win oo your 3 I] ; ; ; Breen, Sherpsville, and Edward (band, Edward A. Aull, died July 26, |!1C #5 guests of the government. . . “18 Th ift "» her back vard More than 200 fathers and faculty stating scenes in the Hoosier parks.| green, - Albuquerque, N. M. and| ‘Surviving are four sons, Roger J., - ——— > & It's Smart fo Be r y Jini ‘members of Broad Ripple high/ The entertainment also included three sisters, Sister Edward ‘Ann, [Louis E., James C. and John G. HURLEY DEFEAT SEEN “4 pps > The child, Judy McGraw, 1157 school attended the annual dinner vocal selections by D. W. Shattuck, |teqching in Holy Trinity school in|Aull, all of Indianapolis; two ste. | SANTA FE, N. M, Nov. 7 (U. ° (Laurel st, was lighting and extin- last night of the school's fathers'| soloist, and the Golden Singers, a New. Albany: Mrs. Fred Keers, In- ters, Mrs. Frank Hemsath, Cin-|P.)+Senator Dennis Chavez was b S ecials! guishing pleces of paper with “her association. special school chorus directed by dianapolis, and Mrs. Teresa Deputy, |cinnati, and Mrs. George Kiefer, |the apparent victor today over his : ovem er P ° companion, Her overall sult cauhgt| Featuring the evening's program| Roger Riley of the music depart-|gaattle, Wash. Piqua, O., and four grandchildren. {Republican opponerit, Patrick J. fire. |was a talk by Sydney Esten, Broad ment. —— iL Hurley, in one of the most hotly | Vict 4 + i ~The youngster's mother beat out |Ripple biology teacher and chief| The faculty members were guests| ERNST W. T. SCHMIDT FRANK H. GRACIE > contested senate races in the naIn All Depar men % ° the flames with her hands. Judy naturalist of the Indiana state of the fathers at the affair. C. E.| Rites are scheduled at 1:30 p. m.| Services for Frank H. Gracie, ation. Mr. Chavez upset early pre- Friday 4 : . z . . \ Vas wesjee at St. Vincent's hos- | park department, who Se president of the organization, Saturday in the G. = Herpes Tore Aer who gis Tuesday in dictions by gaining a comfortable : ital, - , is home 0 e New Shipments Received Daily! p his discussion w with color slides illu-| had charge of the program, funeral home for mst W me, 1205 N. Holmes ave, will ‘margin of a almost 2000 votes. coe van a opp
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