Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 June 1947 — Page 10

-! - NATIONAL %-HOUR FORECAST SUMMARY: Showers and thunderstorms = will secompany the warm, humid weather indicated for most Eastern states, tonight and Sunday morning. Only evening thunder and rain showers are ' predicted for the Middle and South Atlantic States, but those elsewhere in the East will continue into Sunday fore noon. Overcast skies appear limited to Middle Atlantic state areas, West Virginia, upper Michigan and Nebraska. However, partial cloudiness will occur over most other parts of the U. 8, in connection with the extensive shower area shown on the FOTOCAST.

Note Clear Areas Fair weather appears confined to the lower Mississippi Valley, central and western Gulf states, Southern Plains, Arizona and California. (See clear areas on’ inset cloud map.) The thunderstorms and showers

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Former Legislator Dies at Kokomo

KOKOMO. Ind. June 28 (U. P). will be conducted here

former Indiana state legislator and Democratic nominee for Fifth dis-

Monday for Bennett H. Rockey, 66, sized

Wanted: Dentist For Pet Lion

NEW YORK, June 28 (U. P).— Earl Purtel and his wife searched this big city today for a lion dentist.

No new detours have been added King, their pet lion, has a kingtoothache.

to the state highway commission's detour list in the past week with

the exception of resurfacing on Indiana 66, the commission an-

“Roads now closed because of construction clude;

1=—Closed south of Farmland, wur 30 miles over 34, 71 $04 35. "Brides

The Purtels couldn't have King’s six-inch aching incisor pulled, they said, because it wouldn't be fair to _ They want its cavity

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OVERALL LAUNDRY - 2020 E. 12th GH-0294

LAWN CHAIRS

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1712 N. MERIDIAN Open Ereaites aad Sunday

EAST SIDE

J. 8216 FURNITURE U. 8218 2408-07 E, " St.

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morial hospital at Huntington before coming to her new position.

Patients will be received at the|dfour extends into Ohio over Ohio 177;

out.) hospital for the first time beginning |, IND "Np. 46—Closed from Washin on st. to ; detour at 7a. m. July 1. 2 ay PD re Toad and city IND. 41 From Sharides io U. 8. 31, § 2 Battlewagons Join [iss over 3 snd 3i. (Brides consiric-

IND, 55—From '% mile north of Pine Village south 19 miles over 36, county road

Mothball Fleet

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CASE CLOTHES 215 N. Senate Ave. Open 9 to 9

or WORN

LEON TAILORING C0.

in 235 Mass. Ave, 1p Madie of

OUT-OF -PAWN Tr] SUITS and TOPGOATS

$12.50 75555.

TO $29.50

JOSEPH'S ,ic.

OFFICE 146-148 N, ILLINOIS ST.

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BAYONNE, N. J., June 28 (U.P). Rl Er

Cit; Derby; detour 1 er 3 and road.

Hg gous J rin, Sloe over an y famous battlewagons, joined the |, SND, T6—Just north of New Winchester,

4% miles over county ip. Tes 09-—From . r "38 to Emporis, § 38 county line voad.

(Bridge out) tobe FH mies 3 miles “mils svar, Ind. 3 "34 "tnd county

Biv. + 14--Clowd west of Ind. 13; detour n 1 niles to Peru over 3 and 36. (Orade

Carnival =By Dick Turner

The 35,000-ton battleships were assigned to the Atlantic reserve fleet in decommissioning ceremonies yesterday at the Bayonne naval supply depot.

"WHEEL CHAIRS

Why buy one? Rent one af HAAG'S

48 North Oat Avs.

RE-ROOF NOW No MONEY DOWN FR-141 4

YEARS TO PAY EST. 1904

CHAS, GOLDSTEIN

JORDAN BROS,

CABINET Lo.

BUILT-IN CABINETS Ses Our Large Display 3 WwW. Washington St.

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gion tresses Obtainable —If That's What You Want, Come to 210 N. MERIDIAN ST. Open Till § P. M. Dally Terms

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Abbott, all of Elizabethtown, Ky. Williom L. Everett

William L. Everett, 3447 Salem

Mr. Everett was born in Se

Services will be conducted

Ky. had lived here 40 years and operated a real estate business 10

10:30 a. m. Monday in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill.

Survivors here are his wife, Mrs.

Mrs. Rosa Schneiderman

Services for Mrs. Rosa Schneid-

erman, who was 88, came here

Borinstein Home for the Aged.

erman, who died Thursday in the home of a daughter, Mrs. Ida ville.

Services for Mrs. Lulu M. Perkins,

will be conducted Burial will be

Mrs, Perkins, who was 79, Ii

*l who died Thursday in her home, 4353 Guilford ave. 2pm Monday in Moore Mortuaries [Indianapolis resident 45 years, died Colonial chapel. Crown Hill.

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here 57 years and was a member of Roberts Park Methodist church and Nettie Ransford Chapter 464, O. E. 8. She was born in Perkinsville.

Survivors are her husband, Omer

M. Perkins; a son, Harry PF. Evansville. four granddaughters, and five great-granddaughters,

Mrs. Mary E. Wells

Mrs. Mary E. Wells, 48 N. Walcott

NO MORE

conducted at 8:30 Grinsteiner’s Pu-

Albert Stevenson

: row in Monon with burial in Floral

three sons, Louis Schneiderman, Los Angeles, Cal.; Abe Schneiderman, Indianapolis, and Harry Schneiderman, Allegan, Mich.; grandchildren, and six great- “ grandchildren.

was, Lulu Perkins

KILLED—Linda Darlene Danials, 21.-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs, ty Daniels, 561 Lord st, was killed yesters day when a car being backed out of a yard ran over her, She died _died en route to the hospital,

Joseph Berman Dies Here at 77

Native of Russia Ran Clothing Store

Joseph Berman, owner of a

clothing store at 497 W. Washing. ton st, died today in Mathodist| hospital. He was 77. Mr. Berman, who lived at 1338 Union st, was a native of Russia.! He came here 40 vears ago and! Operated the clothing store 29! years. He was a member of United Hebrew Congregation and Borinstein Home for the Aged. Services will be conducted sat Aarons -Ruben funeral home at 4 m. tomorrow. Burial will be in United Hebrew cemetery.

Survivors are A Son, Harry Berman and a sister, Mrs. Nathan Greenberg, both of Indianapolis, and six grandchildren,

Services for Albert (Steve) Stevenson, 2178 N. Capitol ave., who died Thursday in Billings Veterans hospital, will be conducted at 10 a. m. Mbnday in King & King funeral home. Burial will be in Crown Hill, Mr. Stevenson, who was 46, was a veteran of world war I. He was born in Louisville, Ky. lived here 21 years and was employed by the Indiana Bell Telephone Co. and Bridgeport Brass Co. He was a member of Mt. . Paran Baptist church. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Edith Stevenson; a son, Clennie, Indianapolis; two daughters, Mrs. Helen Cobble and Mrs. Ella Brown, Louisville; his father, Hugh Stevenson, Paducah, Ky. and four brothers, John of Paducah, Ky. Clennie and Bennie of Detroit, Mich. and Fred Stevenson, Louis-

Mrs. Clara Reynolds

Mrs. Clara Reynolds, former Indianapolis resident, died yesterday in Monon, Ind. at the home of her daughter,” Mrs. Mearl Peregrine. She was 7. Born near Vernon, Ind. she lived at. Danville, Ind, before coming here.

Services will be at 2 p. m. tomor-

Park cemetery here at 11 a m. Monday. Surviving, in addition to Mrs. Peregrine, is another daughter, Mrs. Homer Harlow, Ft. Lauderdale, ¥a.; a son, W. Henry Reynolds, Indianapolis, and two grandchildren.

Mrs. Flora Bredell

Mrs. Flora Ellen Bredell, an

yesterday in her home, 130 Berkley rd. She was 60.

Mrs. Bredell was born in West~ port and was an active member of Edwin Ray Methodist church, the Woman's Society of Christian Service and White Cross Guild. Services will be d¢onducted at 10 a. m, Monday in Kirby mortuary with burial in Crown Hill, Survivors are two sons, Harold H. and Raymond Bredell, 1ndianapolis, and four grandchildren.

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INDIANAPOLIS

Power d & Light

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oo Mrs © Frices “Sunday. 2pm, a ton chapel, Priends are welcome. at Portland, . Ore.

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me Akh T. age 71 years, wile of Ri hard, mother of Frank Lawrence C., ateph Richard B. Hanley, one er of John W. Sharkey, aunt of Mrs. Edward Moriarity, passed awa Ta Faday,

Funeral Monday, une 30, 8:30 a

at the 013 8 Anthony u y Friends may TRA morty IACKSON—Gerald. husban 3

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Priends ma .. entered into res Prank H. Robert © Xasinol. P. at Michigan st.

Jewel mother private,

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Priends at the funeral home after noon.

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. Usher Mortuary, a

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tuary.

lis W., of 18% 6. Cap-

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day afternoon, ape 57 years, wife of

of Mrs,

ister of Mrs, Anna

Mohdat:

oncordia cem-

etery. Moore Mortuaries. LEMON-—-Everett Wm, ow h bfoth. lenin

may cali Sunday

Churchman av, ny ‘hte rest

Priday morning years, wife of Paul P St St, "mother of Mrs. Veltia Me ing, Mrs. Marie -Andrews, Mrs. ul Jr. and Areas Nolte Services

P 43 ave, elaved wife of Omer kins, tg of P.

maine of Mrs. Potty ry, Betty Ann and

Alen, Peiting tered Into rest enter rest i) ices Moday June

day, age Servic 30, " Colonial Chapel, 344 ave, p. m. Friends are Burial Crown Hill.

M. Pere Forking,

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Moore Mor-

FOWELL—Em ma, pe $7, formerly of

Hn N. Drexs), Ma Vitree

loved mother of McCauley,

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ny ne surviv

iends m hal after 7 p. m. Satur ROSE—Frederick A, of 1205 N. Tuxe-

gr Services pMonday, 2p m, bernacle, Pine and

tery. [Friends Nr A call at Peace Cha 00 E higan st., until 1:30 p. m., Mofday. Moore Mor-

tuaries RUSHTON Leste a Donald Abbot, Bloomieta ton; Mrs.

derson; Charles E.,

Pauline Leeman, Noblesville,

at Veterans hospital, s, Friday a. In. day, 3 p. m.. Bvan by Funeral Home, Noblesville.

Hurlock cemeter ae 56, 1lliam

uise, Miller st., wife of mother of Mrs.

home, Jos w Floral Park, Priends may the funeral! home.

the funeral home. Buckie, died

irik City, Ind. an Housekeeper, Chica; andson and overs} nieces

neral

Violet Cole,

t CalPletcher

Burial Washington Park ceme-

in 8 52, father

jon, of

‘Passed Indian-

Trout Burial

of 1919 Schmidt,

call at

Ross, 88, of 2844

died suddenly A, Rat

mothe! 8 LM cca Hammerman, Fla.; Louis, Los Angeles; Abe Indianapolis Harry, Allegan, Mich. rs. ida Blumenthal, Indiana iy Services will be conduc 2 p. m. SBunday from Aarone Ru funeral home, 1943 N. Mean. in Jase! Israel cemeery. fends invit WELLS Mary E. (Mayme), beloved wife of mes R. sister of

El n ) yf GS TLC w Brakes Rolined $-413 I

Work, Brick poin Cement walks, steps, Toundations! Jorehas, firs, retaining walls, White, Ins. Taylor & Bons, Ve MA-1283, work; walks, drives,

Vets. Coment and steps Bare, WA-9340 EXRPENTRRIN Fonaaing Vek a og tnt work. Pree estimates. Pack-Tite Driveway Gravel

Ml . dirt, special fll for under Sacre. Top soll, crushed stone.

DIRT stone. BR-8081.

Hardwood Floors Wid i. like new. Personal BR-8526

tention given every To Prompt

FLOORS sanded, refin,

serv, HI-2445, WA-6253.

Aome Heating Sales & Serviee Repairs, Sasalistiont: bollers, stokers, gas. ofl furnaces; PaXinents start in

picid clean October. LI-664 48 8. Meridian,

reset, vacuum Furnaces [oc 'acuum cleaned,

pipes inst. Guar. Free est. MA-§863.

FURNAGES tore, oat

Jos Whetsel, 539% Lord St. MA-6470, cleaned and Furnaces ‘culm, cleaned snd SERVICE HEA

6G CO., MA-4918. Metal Gutters, Pa

Roofing. «3 Years to y., New 104 Furnaces Installed.

Gutters Sicined, painted, repat

het Spt Guaranteed. Pree estimates. M

G Trash, ML RY ner, HI-3681.

MA-3051, "J or

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HOUSE TL AND MOVIN

Al rages. BR-3582 or BR-T921. Lawn Mowers IS ane mevisme repainted. Pree Bicycles To: A hry for, hl

1822 Lexington MA renov alty, priv batoglbs olen we a clean furniture

the home, 24-Hour service, city Ne —~ Nu-Way Mattress Co., 517 Ft. Wayne Ave, RI-5539.

Denny's Gar, Jorn, soaia'ne. our guar. 313 Beecher (rear). MA-3130 PAINTING, ROOFING, REMODELING

No gj Ten

* SHAGKELFORD BROS. FR-9968

contract for painting mediately. Interior-exterior. years’ experience. LI-1856. nd exte: decorat. wall washing, eleaning. LI-61

EX G. 1 ag painting and Fd

eral repair w LET us paint Sour oe terior,

interior; 20 GA-5436. CI punting Papering, Samples shown. estimates. Myers. CH-1363-J. PAPER HANGING, STEAMING Painting. Reas. ces, Quick service. Work Ear Miles Mince. RI-8029.

Paperhanging, Sinond wos

estimate. Work guaranteed. Fred Blume. MA-1054.

Paper Hanging—QA-6722

PAPER hangin 354 ainting. Good, A : nis PR-4805."

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Patoh [ves FR.4830 Plastering ey

Wa. serv., sewers.

PLUMBING, heat'g, Wa. serv., sewers. Dick's Phambing Shop. pai, Quality Painting “7x 20

REFRIGERATORS

chard B. Handlon, Mrs. Julis Turrell, aunt of Prank C. Turrell, passed and washing machine repair serve awe at th the Tetidence. 48 N. Raloott ice, work 4yArsnLsed. New Mayune » a m, nera ome as ro rl Funeral Home, wissing MACH, H PARTS & SERV. 1601 New Jors - Monday, i a. 3909-11 E. Washington, IR-3720. m., requiem mass Ho TOSS church. § a, m. Burial Holy Cross pert RT Tigeratih RY ceme . Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p. m., Satur- Ul rock, wash and pit-run day. Altar society will meet Sun- gravel. Top and GA-4134 day, 8 p. m., for prayer. fill dirt, L. Francis.

2. LODGE, CLUB NOTICES

ROBISON.RAGEDALE | Post]

Legion, annual gods An) af officers, Jul

Room, election, 8 to

No. 133, pectins

3. CARD OF THANKS

WOOLJUNG— We oy a anks an phe

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to express our

jation to

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Lost Or Dark nd leather bill

fold, ine

tialed J. G. C, in gold. Con-

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male bik, a by Ry 1 Ex dos.

cleaned, repair by

Roofing an Datch ‘wor work; edits

Roof Sepals RI-2928

New roofs, a ar.

HOOSIER SEPTIO TANK

Vaults, dry wells, factory sludge pits ex-servicemen.

Prompt Service FR-T069 SEPTIOC TANKS

Dry Jolla, outside toilets cleaned a. pu Imm. and out-of-town serv

SIDING, Roofing, guttering, concrete porches. Easy pa

Hoosier Construction & Siding

SLED — pee dn peioanod, ale "mach. Bosass

. CH-3 Sewing

Plain, Faia op. Also SODDING AND

washings. TA-T633. Tree Removing and Dirt. HI-0318 TREE trimming, repoving; -

ADING landscaping. Insured. erans. Call daytime, MA-4964.

Vacuum Cleaner Repairing

Vogel Bros. 1314 W. Wash. MA-6351 WALL wading, paver deasing. gis Done ced women, CH snd eve.

-4808-W, mo Washer Repairs °°." Suarantend wa = A30e

Washer Resale

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Fon RENT

17. ROOMS—NO BOARD

THANKS, INC Home owners fo ful response t rentals for our we are still in

Peerless Pui Food Mach

ot Fab Creek JINNY BROWN dlanapelis In ing for furnis rent for summe ferred. MA. §

; ay WN for desirable yal Rant

PERMANENT state urgently need 3-!

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an, w Neew 4-6-rm. un! Desperate. LI-03322

VETERAN, wife, I EVICTED. Need apt., south preferr Y couple, [ references. aa

WANT 5 or nished, by Aliso 8543,

ar [ hec west side pret e bri a 33 1 A 5. Call CH-50(

furn, » * Management - ' Allison Realty

22. MOVING Rent a New | By the Hour, Day ‘ Cont “We Fumish Evi

Dri 39 KY. AVE. R

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23, APARTME!

REAL ESTAT 32. HOUSES F

Phillips Real

Demand an Abst UNION T

180 BE. Market st.

$3150, Vaca

- Nice 5-rm, home

$850 down. Barg, GH, 144 No ved street, al call a aS Sor Livi

UA lot ms, sav 0681.

FREDERICK B.

1313 Cir FR-314.

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