Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 July 1947 — Page 10

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Miss Susan A. Moore |

Miss Susan A. Moore; a retired

5 Ephraim, Wis, friends here have : been informed. She lived with her Sister, Mrs. W. Perry Hahn, 120 Blue Ridge rd, and was vacationing in Wisconsin,

She had taught in D. C, many years before moving here, Services and burial wil be in Washington,

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NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORECAST SUMMARY: Residents of most of ‘the nation will enjoy cool ~— weather tonight and early to- | Chambre morrow, Minimum readings will be

in the 60's along the Atlantic coast

and in the central plains while the

COOKS WHILE | Gui states can expect humid

weather with lowest temperatures THE COOK’ 5 | in the 70's, The mercury will drop AWAY | to the 50's in the rest of the U. 8.

Sold Exclusively in Marion County at

208 N. Delaware

Forecasters expect highest temperatures will be in the 90's along the Gulf coast tomorrow while the southwest desert region will report readings above 100 degrees. After noon temperatures should be in the 80's: in the plains states tomorrow while the mercury is expected to be in the upper 70's

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The weatherman is callihg for On occasional showers in New England, western New York and J 1¢ V1) 13 [{/) Pennsylvania and along the northwest : coast, Storms in the sos $. EAST, FR. i northeast are scheduled “to occur in the afternoon and early eve-

ning. Scattered showers and | thunderstorms will form in bil- |

‘Rim Bennett Services Today

Services were to be held at 1 p. m. today in the Peoples funeral home for Rim Bennett, who died

FLOWER SHOP Monday in his home; 436 Agnes st, 2922 N, DELAWARE ||| Burial was to be in Woodhaven |

— —— | cemetery. He was 64.

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A native of Atlanta, Ga., he was hat 0 employed 36 years at the Link-| | Belt Co. here. “For That Slu ish, Survivors are his wife, Elizabeth; 9 a son, Fred; a daughter, Mrs. Na-! dine Strong; a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth | Down-and-Out Peoples, and his stepfather, Jack Barton, all of Indianapolis, . Feeling Robert C. Rowlett Bar the you sould as Robert C. Rowlett, an Indianapolis Remem time when resident 20 years, dled yesterday at fike a horse, bubbled-over with energy, £e Bapoy 6a & ark? Was It not Decktiag Sunnyside. He was 29. you oa know B= | A native of Tremble county, Kenre oh a a ot una tucky, he lived at 1567 Broadway |

br Sor changin n Sip, Now and was a member of the Broadway | ¥ Baptist church, : uscle, fibre, cell. ih . py TR hour—millions .of ~ Survivors are his’ wife, Elizabeth | . tiny Sin} Tad-blood.nl Must POUT orth Ann. a son, Samuel; two daughters, | | Fo those thet are worn-out. A low Bonnie and Judith Ann; a steplood count affect in Mtveral | daughter, Miss Dolorés Smith; his

Ee: oamc relight, 2% | father, Kellie D. Rowlett; a brother, nfection and disease.

{Leonard M. Rowlett, and a sister, oul relief Jou ust nortan Mrs. Roy E. Price, all of Indian-

i= | apolis. ti rn Shows in in bulla To Be Services will be held at 3 p. m. | strength Ry sunle ‘Rotri: Friday in Moore Mortuaries’ Peace tional anemia. is is due to e . , { . Tonio formula Which contains special chapel. Burial will be in Washing and potent activating ingredients. Also, 888 Toni helps You snjoy me B t d willi faod you eat by increasing the gastric digestive juice whan 1t R Sensargani. uriran iiliams cally too littie or scanty—thus the stom- Services will be held tomorrow. at ith gas bloat an a BALL Douglas, Ga. for. Burtrand .Wil-

ton Park cemetery,

food ‘ta . liams, a former Indianapolis resi1 Don wait! Bares your body with dent. Burial will be at Hosford,

As vigorous blood surges throughout Fla. He was 38. Survivors are his” wife, Dorothy;

THE WE ATHER FOTOCAST:. ACME TELEPHOTO | schoolteacher, died yesterday in| PREVIEW of U.S. WEATHER BUREAU, DEPT. of COMMERCE FORECAST «++ PERIOD ENDING 230AMESY ? 249

y yin ars y COPR 1947 LOW. L.A, WASHER, ALL MGHTS RESERVED,

lowing thunderheads from Lake | Kansas City, 65; Pt. Worth, 73 | Superior to the northern and central plains. and the Rockies. (Affected areas where storms will occur in the coming 24 hours are shown.) Skies will be partly cloudy over most of the U, 8. (See hatched | Total precipitation since Jan. 1.....22.19 areas on the inset map.) Fog and | 1: coi: 108 low clouds will blanket the Cali- | fornia coast as cool air flows

around the Pacific “high.” |Aanta : i Forecast fans will notice south~ |Gichee, 2

erly winds are dropping moisture {Cleveland eer in the. affected areas. Air mass [Evansville .. .. and alr flow arrows show these ES Wayne winds are coming from the Guif of Mexico and the Atlantic. Minimum-temperature forecasts include Cleveland, 50; Detroit, 51; Duluth, 54; Bismarck, 56; Chicago and Milwaukee, 56; Phila- |Omaha ....... delphia and Washington, 58; |E!ttsburgh

Memphis, 60; St. Louis, 61; New [San Francisco "...... : York and Atlanta, 62: Boston and | 5,

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Dr. Harold PF. service hospital.” He was 51.

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Received I. U. Degree A native of Duncannon, Pa., he received degrees from Indiana university and the University of Min-

Philadelphia later a fellow in medicine at the Mayo clinic, Rochester, Minn. From 1925 to 1932, he was a medical con-

Dr. Dunlap was a member of the American Medical association, Mar-

ion, Oousity Medical society, | cla for the Study of Internal

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Dr. H. F. Dunlap, 51, Dies; Physician Here 14 Years

Indianapolis specialist and former

, prominent at City hospital, died yesterday in Methodist

A specialist in internal medicine, he had practiced here 14 years and was a member of the staffs of City, Methodist and St. Vincent's hospitals. His home was at 4601 Graceland ave.

. During world war II, Dr. Dunlap was chairman of the medical advisory committee of the state selective service board, He was a member of the county appeals

Secretions, the Blockley Medical Alumni Association of Philadelphia and the Mayo foundation. He also was a member of the Lutheran church and Phi Beta Pi fraternity ‘and was a fellow in the American College of Physicians.

Services Tomorrow:

Survivors include his wife, Myrtle; a son, Donald; a daughter, Miss Dorothy Dunlap, all of Indiapapolis; a sister, Mrs. Alcesta Tiley; two brothers, Karl Dunlap and Waldo Dunlap, both of Altoona, Pa., and his stepmother, Mrs. May Rhone Dunlap, Tyrone, Pa. Services will be at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery.

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