Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 January 1947 — Page 5

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Indiana Tax Manuui

Is Now Available The 1047 edition of the Indiana tax and social security manual was released by the Indiana state chamber: of commerce today. The publication reports on tax collection in. Indiana, governmental financing, social security, state governmental finance and local governmental finance #nd state’aid to local government. ‘ Pree copies are available on request to the state: chamber offices, Board of Trade building.

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PUBLICITY PAYS—Calvin Venable, blind, 24-year-old Portland, Qre., war veteran, has his choice of jobs in a dozen cities throughout fhe nation, thanks to the power of the press. “Although not in financial straits, he wanted a job because "a man who hasn't anything better to do than sit around the house all day is liable to

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go off the deep end.” The Oregon Journal printed his story. Then

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senior class.

beth Lain and Jack Shannon,

Members of the cast are: Joan Crawford, James Denny, Ruthann Thomas, William . Insley, Carolyn Handy, Maellen Wright, Elliott Jose, Norma Ziegler, Richard Cotton, Margaret Jordan, Patti Cummings, Pat Leffler; Jack Simmons, Eliza-

Prompters will be Barbara Bohlinger and Betty Ruth Robb, Mem{bers of committees aiding in the

other papers throughout the country told it.\ Now, Mr, Venable, pictured above with his wife, June, has plenty of work—opening: the flopd of letters from people who want to give him a job and

Seniors at Howe Will Present Play

“A Date With Judy,” will be presented at 8 p. m. today and tomorrow at Howe high school by the

production are LaVina Booram, Frances Garringer, Jack Johns, Robert Altom, Ralph Cowser, Mary Johnson, Wade Myers, Gloria Speer, Alan Gise, Ruth Guthrie, Carol Wisehart, Pat Kossatz, Marylyn Horton, Paul Klinge, Miss Anna K. Suter, Betty Dallas, Betty Shinn, Bruce Letsch, Jane Carr, Jack McCormick, Shirley Joslin, Jack Keller, Patti Marsh, Joyce Wellman, Denzil Shawver, Pattie Kennedy, Don Williams, Jack Peaslee, Giovonna Ball, E. ‘A. Patterson, Charles M. Sharp and Betty Baker, \

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| sident Of School 33 P.-T. A.

Services for Mrs, Lillie C. Banes, an Indianapolis resident 56 years

‘home, 1556 Brookside ave. will be held at 1:30 p. m. Monday in 8hirley Brothers Qenugal shape}. Burial will be in'Crown ” Mrs. Banes, who was 84, was born near Hastings, Minn. was graduated from Nationa] Normal university in Lebanon, O, in 1884, taught school in Ohio five years and came here in 1890. » She was an active member of the Roberts Park Methodist church more than 50 years and was an organizer and vice president of Brookside Civic league. She was a former active member of the Federation of Civic leagues and a member of the W. C. T. U. many years. l Formerly active in ParentTeacher groups, Mrs. Banes was the first president of the P.-T. A. at Bchool 33 and at one time was secretary ‘of the city-wide organization, Survivors are the husband, Henry Clay Banes, a daughter, Mrs. ! Gladys Banes McColgin, Indian-| apolis; a brother, William D. Twitchell, San Angelo, Tex., and a sister, ‘Mrs. Amelia Everhart, Idyllwild, Cal.

Auxiliary Party Set - The ladies auxillary of Indianapolis Aerie, 211, F. O. E., will hold its 19th birthday party at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the hall, 43 W. Vermont st. Candidates will be initiated by the ritual team. The drill team will

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parents, Mr, and Mrs, Carl Phillips, Austin,

‘Carrie Emily Perdue

Miss Carrie Emily Perdue, an Indianapolis resident 23 years, died yesterday in her home, 1204 8. Emerson ave, She was 58. Miss Perdue was born in Sumner county, Tenn., and was a member of the Baptist church in Ten-

essee, - Servicés will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Bert 8. Gadd funeral ‘home. ‘Burial will be in Sumner county: Fi Survivors are her mother, Mrs. Mittie Perdue, and two brothers, Robert and Virgil Perdue, all of the Emerson ave, address.

Mrs. Flora B. Cook

. Mrs. Flora B. Cook, 5014 University ave, an inspector for the Continental Optical Co. two yi , died yesterday in her home. She was born in Parker, lived here 15 years and was 47. Services will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Moore Mortuaries Peace chapel with burial in Washington’ Park cemetery. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Maxine. Harper, Indianapolis, and

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William’ J. Cutter

st., died last night in St. Vincent's hospital after a long illness. He was 85 y 1!

Mr, Carter was born in Morgan county, lived here 48 years, and was a member of St. Patrick's Catholic church. * Services will be held at 8:30 a. m.

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funeral home followed by requiem mass at 9 a. m. in St. Patrick's church, Burial will be in Holy Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Rose A, Carter; a daughter, Mrs, Marguerite Moore, Indianapolis; three sons, Edward and Robert Carter of Indianapolis and Charles Carter, Huntington; a sister, Mrs. Ida Douglas Drake, Thdianapolis, and two grandchildren,

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Victor R. Newman

Victor R. Newman, owner of the Newman Candy Co., died yesterday in his home, 1697 Presto ave, He was 66.

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ready for occupancy to Over four month pletion, because of Jack of materials, the model homé opened its doors last night for a reception sponsored by thie board of directors of ‘the home show. The house will be open from 2 to 8 p. m, beginning today and continuing through Jan.

Three women members of the Home Show board-of directors, Mrs. A. Glenn Shoptaugh, Mrs. Burke Nicholas and Mrs. Henry C. Prange, welcomed guests at the reception. The “House of Ideas” will be sold to a veteran of world war IL ~~ |

Club to Hear E. W. Miller

“The Orient as I Found It” was to be the subject of E. W. Miller, Ell Lilly & Co. at the meeting of

the Exchange club at noon today at the Claypool hotel. Mr, Miller

served in China for El Lilly & Co.

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