Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1947 — Page 12

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Services for Mrs. May B. Murphy, |who died yesterday in her home,

{4612 Winthrop ave.. ‘will be at 2:30

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Hawthorne shops, Mr. Melloh had]

been employed by the company from 1904 until about a year .ago ‘when he retired due to illness. He was

a native of Germany but had lived],

here since his youth. Mr. Melloh was a member of the rallroad’s Veterans club and Ben

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Survivors are her husband, three |S. Ayres 20-Year sisters, and ‘three brothers. . club. She was'& morrow at the J. C. Wilson Chapel 5 “Here, w charter member Bf he Chimes. Burial will be in hi hn : of Meridian Cross cemetery. : Quarantine on Dogs - .|Heights Presby-= Mr. fi Surviving, besides his son, are a 5 SALEM, Ind, June 10 (U. P)—|terian church. « ~ MF-M&BhY' lqoughrer, Mrs. Audrey Hamilton; NO my PONer WAS City Health Officer J. E. Mitchell] Survivors are two daughters and A, on i —— “Of io Tune, in the “DIXIE FOURY' 12:30 P. M. Monday through Friday, over WISS TEE 13 4 the ring an _ parfect setu 11. My next Mts Raffaela G. Montani, ot he Ha mother of a family long-known for : —_—, marble, TY its musical contribution to the city, . : : rh’ Power w ; : Store Hours Monday Through — ols 8 the Sido of ’ A < i Saturday—9:30 A. M. te S P, ML suckle ¢ n was 0 / ; 2 one up for 3 | Dominic Montani, harpist who died |] ) . d I ed I g 4 h I Telephone Numher—RI. 7411 10 in 1907. She was active in St |} ou on ne : 0 0 near € wa er ; Charlie's fa Thomas Aquinas Catholic church. 5 center of th ; She was born in Italy in 1874 and |} - , stopped ab ; dy ; had lived here 55 years, She was fo kee cool in + \ Charlie pic) pra . president of the Italian Red Cross | Y f contest was 3 PE for : chapter of Indianapolis during P one 2 our LO on We botk IMMEDIATE world war 1 and served the Roma \ ® slapped an 5 D d Vv ER Y club as president for 13 years. \ ; getting beh ELI Survivors are three daughters, d "While th ky Mrs. Lenore Campbell, Mrs. Helen or rayon resses! playing frie Blum and Miss Victoria C. Mon- ? I picked uj tani; three sons, Marshall D., Guy knuckled d L. and Anthony B.; five grandchil- shooter sto dren, and one great-grandchild, all bad. of Indianapolis. ¥ Charlie | The Rev. Fr. John Holloran, pas- WRS over, | tor, will sing the funeral mass “Say, yo Thursday at 9 a. m. at St. Thomas lagged. | Aquinas church. Burial will be in “Aw— I { St. Joseph's. this tourna i best in the ‘Walter E. Summers A real { ‘Services will be at 1:30 p. in. to- Cathedral | AIT T Had t My agat Porgetiis the ring to The ro Crown couldn't wa Mr. much. who was born in Gen I—— vile and had ; lived here for 50 K Bring 10 yours —— ago opera | bakeries at 30th WASH and Illinois sts, rect me, if and at 16th and city surrou Survivors are sened, and Richmor potatoes im or $4.50 pe to Restaur tional pots plate of th Canadia fled (witho eral men) & cus r Mr, Jud state rests Rep. Augus Er Brough! NE PR Pollard Grizzell and Carlton Griz-| sacked in 1 zell, both of Mitchell, Ga. mond; the EAA —— Last mont} Portland Publisher tatoes cam o bought img Dies of Heart Attack serve potat PORTLAND, Ind., June 10 (U. P). This, Iu ~~Thomas H. Coughlin, 55, co-pub- maining pc lisher of the Portland Commercial- was bough! Review and the Portland Sun, died he told th. early today following a heart E. Dodd, w attack. So Mr. Mr. Coughlin, a native of Mt. dropped ou Pleasant, Tows, suffered the heart mond, and seizure about 4:30 a. m. at his home | of local po here. He had been associated with! And ‘w the papers since 1941. He is sur- down so k wived by Mrs. Coughlin his eo- —— publisher: rT, ( ill Bring Your PEN Bi te HOOSIER —— “for $-P-E-E-D-Y HOLLY Repair Service Maria Mo Factory Trained Personnel national, 1 ; Su : x All Makes Experily Repaired i ] > WALLPRPER E A 4.ama PRINT CORPORATION HOOSIER PEN SHOP Ballet 127.E. WASH. + LI. 637) 19 E. Market St.—MA-1007 refused th threatened outside fil play the 1 S "” be which spe a — played the HS to give hi rescriplion Sy . [; f "in the mic Clark, | CLARK tioning in . * ° Bob Th Not in the D Ginger R ictionary Ging : . : Deanns Internatio -=But on Our Shelves thing in 1 % Ells R ‘ gy that chofe Names that k : ; Was Indi tot 1 he Dr ray sk BROOK COOL SUMMER tories and the Doctors are already stock ! I've ju i ; Hollywdod in trade here at the Akron Pharmacy. : / $i debut as New preparations, those of reliable source, : : 0 : are usually here awaiting your prescription Hy ; We before the need arises. You are invited 2 ; . mm ' ® ¢ ‘ . . to make use of this timely co-operation. : ! A WO! wi \ : : tion and : . vv, : tween 9 3 ‘Hundreds of dresses just arrived! Designed to keep you cool and collected go, he, n usband. 4 ‘ dy : . AE et That 8 Fashion all summer with their open necklines, brief sleeves and cool, cool fabrics— newspape : fads Hollywood sheers, rayon jersey, cottons, rayon luana, rayon lambskin and ey dom: Downstairs So ; : 6 Runnit at WASSON’S rayon bemberg! Solids, prints, stripes and checks! ea Sake : 2 w 2 . co BY do, Jom t , Ck gh