Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1947 — Page 31
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uble, Reiser's re About Lippy g run and . seventh. § ye: nia, J. Managerial Changes trio of twos | Are Predicted He Srumpty J By HARRY GRAYSON | runs NEW York Ser be Asked oh . ® , sept Q { P( Mal Queen fea Durocher will be back as man- ¢ runs in the. ager of the Dodgers next spring: to a 7-to-8 Branch Rickey says: “Honestly, 1 gh. Homers don't know." | : ; That goes for most of majorcs an early league baseball, + . by { ‘There'll be some managerial Bl oy changes, player trades Only two American league pilots] en can said to be solidly set--the vend the pene {erable Connie Mack in Philadelphia | 5 to's. on land Ted Lyons in Chicago. Mack, | -inning sine {who has had an amazingly good | n’'s error on lyéar, by the way, owns the joint ost on base, [Lyons is entitled to another whirl er and Walg jon old acquaintance r. Joe Die The fortunates in the National ew York, his gre Billy Southworth in Boston, | Johnny Neun in Cincinnati and pper by Jeff Mel Ott in New York, and the! ing and Fred {latter has been criticized for early ing gave the mistakes in casting and handling ry over Dee of pitching. ' Southworth once more : is the manager-of-the-year. Neun Sos air ; put the breath of life back into the 188, a be Te k 8. Way's single, SHAW IN LONDON—Wilbur w (le + president of the Indianapolis Motor hee Ruel May Move Up ® 3 Deve Speedway, is greeted in London by G. T. Eyston at the Steering Wheel club. Earl Dick ‘Muckerman of the Brow: vertime with Howe, veteran race driver, is in the center. Shaw in Europe eexing fo stimulate Hever sgh sti in Dusiniess There Ss ‘ery ation that he 18~ eland home competition abroad for the 1948 500-mile r race. Sue catisied with his Srna, ob} . ona Me or 600- Cc General Manager Bill DeWitt is - $e Po } d expected to go. That would open ! Outdoor Fights 2 ore oun s os e the way for Muddy Ruel fo step |
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Matchmaker Lloyd Carter of the "Hercules A. C.-was ready to leave for a Canadian vacation today after definitely calling -off the scrap between Bob Sikes, local heavyweight, and Vince Calzaretta of Chicago. . : A last-minute downpour drenched the arena last night and washed the fight off the books, Carter, who has of a fina r : door cards
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name, set the pace while in action with Mechanics Laundry. She had 204, 210, 190—604 Lols Glass Produced the second 600, getting 601 on, 217, 183, 201. She rolled with the Kiser Sos Hilda Geldmeier posted the initial big series Wednesday night in the FoXHunt Women's Classic, Another outstanding performance . by a woman bowler was the conver= . sion of the 4-6-7 split by Flo Bellis
taken something neial “beating” on the outthis year, said that no more would be attempted this season. _ ; He'll wait to see how the weathe ‘turns out before promoting’ the first indoor show at the. National Guard ’ ary
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600 BOWLERS (MEN) Marvin Goode, Automotive
638 Dorothy Cimmerman, Bowes Seq 604 dians ] refer a d "re ovina] Another Softball Hay Turner, John Koch Fur 630. Lois Glass, DT Iie 601 a woulq prefer a different Lype Paul Pleld, Universal . = “iene B23 BOWLERS (WOM of manager, Charley Grimm, with | i" p, niversa i au S04 n S (WOMEN : > 3 { Team Eliminated A Hoerett, Shar ecregion LS Buyin EN) whom he enjoyed so much success| . 8 { 7 75] Fail Goodhue, Delaware ) . darta Roberts Owes in ilwaukee, woul » first cl an Another team fell by ihe wayside Forest Cox, Moiarney Rest 823 Bett Jordan, Bowes — . al : w ug be first choice. in the annual “Sweet 16” softball Claude Collins, Univers 81s Betty Leach, Brightwood Fue The rub here is that the current i C . IT" vi uel Bic . tournament, a double-defeat elim- R" Ce. Universal | Major i Base 1 reon, Brightwoog Fuel (xeoec 599 strategist—a chap named Boudreau ination event being played at Munic-' John Dezelan, Holy Trinity ... ++ 8121norothen Neiger, Bowes. ~1s the best all-around: ballplayer FIARK Klobucat, Hel) Sram "* G0g Audrey Simon, Bawes enieneas at shortstop in the game ipal ‘stadium. \ Harrell Hoffman, Coca-Cola (PHO'G).. 609 Tu *prs df game and a pos Starley Murvar, Holy Trinity Gog Lia Bininger, Bowes waa BIE 1 a 2 Roosevelt Inn blanked Franklin Jf Bob Cassidy. MiCiarnes's Restaurant. 606 12 Berkopes, sexion Real Estate ..... 533 tential American” Léagte batting Estelle Nash, Bowes . ..... .,...... 533 Township, 6-0, the latter team being! Curt § Heady, A han Wood Mi. Mised sue Doris Parsons Brightwood Fuel 533 champion. = i} eliminated. West Lafayette handed Jomn Cloud, McClarney s Restaurant, 604 Tillie Jardins, Bowes ah 30) Bucky Harris turned in a ter rific | Char-Leo Cafe its first defeat, 720, Leo L Jenks, Univelen nteralt Spe Otnia aon, DO xed a job with the Yankees, seems | 12 cnoc rinteral . I El and Schoettle Insurance shu} out) tie Krebs, Printeraft: ..........o1s 603 Janice Battreail, Bowes. ....... 528 headed for the pennant, but his | nnie Curran, Automotive 603 Marge Hoffheim, Bowes 823 status as manager depends Kramer, 6-0, in other games. It Ray Trisler, Automotive 603 Louatn Early, Bowe: Gag fr I rou 1ager depends on his| r a)g " Louis Martin, Marmoen-Herrington 602 Betty La Follette, Bowes 518 personal feelings and the whims of was also the first loss for Kramer. Eddie Pierson, Monon Route 602 A na Elstrod, Bowes 5167 : 2 Tonight's ‘tourney schedule follows: Cecil Trowbridge, McClarney's Rest ; : Brightwoeod Fuel 515 Larry MacPhail, | 7 pthel C. vs. Mechanics Laundry; Luther Tansey, PF. R. Mallor S$ 515 wi { oan Packers vs. U. B. Tires. Tony Rea, Universal i : 3 "* Herman Doubtful 9:30—Weak's Market vs. P. R. : Mallory. James Calvin, E. C. Atkins "n Purniture 508 th (atio wp { ree me —.{Don ‘Rose. Sturm Recreation 1 . N bertta Pittman, Pittman Food Mkt. 505 , In he National, Bill Herman Earl Shoemaker, Coca-Cola. (PHO G 600 pe ’ . Wn. "Martindale, Moon-Lite Major 600 Mary Kidd, Bowe 501 definitely has not been” a howling | ara Fon, Se son Real Estate 500 success i ttsburg i g rar | OTHER LEADERS (MEN) clen Wolf, Bos > ‘sop; Success In Pittsburgh in his firsi| Howard Blankeriz x. 8 A ( 8 = OTHER LEADERS (WOMEN) year as manager. | AED ho JB, Foyres 2.0 a" Edna Latz, Sponsor's 498 ¢ fo ales red | Jack Wagner, Am erican Legion No. 1 . 581 4 Laie PhanIl a Adm in Philadelphia fell far below “First | pen IE Bryan Parkway Recreation 58( —— a - place heaven in 47." .s0 Ben Chapi? LLL LA Bill Haynes, Christian Church 545 Cuban Fishermen man could be on the spot { Frank Held Pam ond Chain y vo D3 urday ! Jack Roberts Si: Cat herine . 530 : Chicago stood pat, a grave mis Day oe aser, Veleran s s Administration”. .. 423 Lead mn Contest take with every other outfit bring-| ing ir ot} | — 2 . om Ig In or otherwise obtaining talent \, M. 7 7 T 8 Sept. 8 (U : B . YARMOL TH, N. Bq DAPI, U. For this, General Manager Jim P.M. Gordon Name P.) —Cubs held the lead in the I= Gallagher Is at fault’ One ‘arn t 1ations une shing contest at’. & Pv 5 ye HEATS Y= 1 25 000 S . ters dor ‘ we a hing test . has Stan Hack replacing Grimm n ’ uit Soldiers’ Riptide waters today with, pqdie Dyer admits that he might | YY EAT LESS). | a two-day haul of 3174 pounds, 1325 have beer ba t a ar] CLEVELAND, Sept. 5 (U P) pounds ahead of the British team, 8 ] ck in the Texas oil Joe Gordon Cleveland Indians’ Wh R a d itl a Belds had any of the Cardinal — ¢ 3, CC an dians’ whic was Secon with 1849 pounds veterans told Sam Breadon the man- | slugging second . baseman, today Leon Storz of Worcester, ass, ager didn’t know a baseball from a! {faced a $25000 suit charging he caught an 301 oude; yesterday, hole in the ground when the owner | y |fired a hefty right to the jaw of putting the U. 8. team third in the checked. up on the party while it! ta. 0% vear-ol ers Har it rt or three-nation competition which ends wag still last on June 1, °' | a, 23-year-old man ‘without proy- dav.. Gréat Britair’s R. Gos : location.” ; yioday, areat ari lain’s Ag . Gos- Each season furnishes additional © The suit, filed in common pleas lise British a 554- oa lace. to keep evidence that managing a baseball | f 1e British in secon ace : is 3 POORY SR t3EsE ” court here on behalf of Edward Ga- ‘ p Sub is a highly precarious occupa|brenya Jr. said Gordon's blow Cott A t ton, i {knocked out one of his teeth and LOTION ppoin ed” PUG " { loosened two others. Ryder Cup Captain Hendy to Serve A. J. Roth, Gabrenya's lawyer LAY pi | + ‘Gabrenya's lawyer, FL HLF HF me As League Prexy | : said both men were driving along . +O N, Sept. ne NEW A 5,0 N. MERIDIAN ST, Lake Shore blvd. here and that the British golf team which will meet J X y ORK Rep P e ball player became angry = when the United Statesein November for amines C. Hendy of New York wa Ei Gabrenyagpassed his auto, the Ryder Cup was named today. Esa Presiden of She Unieq , / Gordon followed Gabrenva and Henry Cotton, dean’ of British ale: dis Dey pal Ue esterda ries f 1 Vorb 3 ee o (3 "OY 1 Ww , 0 when the young man’ stopped he Proiessionals, was named captain of ue ing Pete on, v ho re 0 * demlinded to see his driver's li- the seven-map team which also in-5i8ned to-become general manager | ’ cense. Roth said. The attorney cluded Fred Daly, Dai Rees, 8am of the circuit's St. Paul club said his client told Gordon he had King, Jimmy Adams, Charley Ward Tetley; editor of the official Hockey : no right to make such a demand, and Reg Horne, Ca I oS Years, was fHiogen a 5 whereupon the former New York A at : ’ Aue officials. He also has been serving! Ye » displayed aterns de AF : 1 ares displayed a fraternal order Racing Stopped as publicity direcior of tie Amer) ol. police badge. GREENFIELD, Ind.; Sept. 5.~~The can ‘Hotkey league. i . a urn again efused to answet Leary brothers, operators of the ie U, 8, league, which is made . , in oR SueSulon Roth said, and Greenfield Midgetdrome, announced up of Minneapolis, St. Paul, Omalia,| ey i hi then allegedly tsday that racing at the track will Kansas City, Tulsa, Ft, Worth, | fe FRANK FEHR ugged him. be discontinued for the balance of Dallas and Houston, also signed a BREWING Co. Inc. Bri h ch the year, ; one-year agreement with the Na-| Ie "™ Lovisville 2, Ky. ring on t e amp mo ——————————— tional Hockey league, { i | } ’ SYDNEY, Australia, Sept. 5,(U Beef Trust - | y |P.».—Freddie Dawson of Chicago, DETROIT, Sept 5--Chuck Baer, CAREER SALESMEN K S Iwho scored a startling knockout over University of Detroit's football | ty 1 > ha nn coach, has two of the heaviest The Koolvent Aluminum Awning Ore { . 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By Local Women Keglers
Two more 600-series were chalked up last night Sealfast league at the West Side alleys. known to" the local tenpin fraternity as 5 Dorothy. Berkopes,
TIME TRIALS 12:30 — ~~ FIRST RAGE.2:30
pace set In the first week of league
bowling there's going to be g-lot of 600's posted by the feminine pas-
both in the Bowes Cimmerman, better her maiden
Dorothy
while rolling in the Brightwood Fuel circuit at Moon-Lite, Ray Dersett, rolling on the same alleys the 8-10 in the Moon-Lite Major, Charlie. Quinn of Fox-Hunt has announced a pair of meetings sched uled at the alleys The Sunday men's league will get together at Pp. m. tonight, while the Sunday mixed will’ hold its meetirfy Sunday
, night at 8.
Last Night's Bowling Leaders
6060 BOWLERS (WOMEN)
Indian Goes South
CLEVEL AND, Sept... The Cleveland Indians’ will again train in. Tucson, but trainer Lefty Welsman will opérate. a Miami Beach ‘hotel's’ solarium’ during the off-| season, ’ ¢
Player of the Year LOS ANGELES, Sept. 5 (U, P).
—Calvin Felix, who has hit 50 home |
runs for the Las Vegas Wranglers this season, today was chosen the Bunset, league's player of the year.
LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO ‘BIDDERS Sealed bids will be received by the Board of School Commissioners until 11 o'clock Wednesday, September, 17, 1947 for the sale to the Board of the following -3-Passenger Coupe (8 cylinder) All" ag Jer ay specifications. on file in the office of ard The Board Ferarvas the right to sccept nr TH ect any or 3 jd BOARD OF BCHOOL COMMIS. BIONERS oF THE CITY OF Br M RY , Business Director September 5s ¥
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and able Jimmy Dykes return to the league as manager | There -is plenty -of reason to Sts- | pect that Ossie Bluege is through | in Washington Detroit easily could finish second again, but there are indications that this will not be good enough
to hold Steve O'Neill's job this trip.
Yawkey Puzzled Yawke 'can't 1946 early
Tom why the mendous hind, an out. = McCarthy: reau running the Park next spring, with relieving the ailing on the business end Bill - Veeck but reports
unders of we iar club
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I. DEATH NOTICES Indianapolis Times, Fri, Sep. 5, 41 BARNETT Anne Schwartz, of 573% Washington bivd passed AWAY Thursday evening wife Lou! motlier of Herber B hy Arthu I. Londe grandmother of Gail Frances Londe ater of Mrs. Marry Borg sidore Sam Charles an Budney Schwa Service i * conducted 2 p mm. Sundwy at he Adron-Ruben Funeral Home Inte
ment vited
BARRISH- Belle passed away mothey of
Beth-El cemetery, Friends ine
Union st slernoon,
1230 “Thursday Joseph A Louis, Mrs, Rose Tobak, Mrs. Sarah Sherman snd Mrs. Lena Beams Services will be conflucted 2 today at the gator Ruben Puneral Home, Friends invited
BLACKBURN of Rosetta father of Mrs. Grace Denwood, dianapalis Mrs Bessie A ary, Norvy Miami Runde of North Miami Beach and George of Indianapolis away Thugsday p. m. at the Chester, Priends may olin Funeral Home, 1308 Prospect st after 68 p. m,, Sap. day Services, - Monday 3 Interment Memorial Park invited (Elwood and papers please copy.) BOLES hand Hubert R
husband Blackburn, InBowers, Fla; Fia
Theodore R Ro
Friends Gary, Ind,
John ol My Bole or wall M
Deway beloved huse father of Rev, Acton; Ind Mrs, Doris. Murphy, of Washington, D- C ( Beech Grove: son of A Hole Indianapolis, of William of Indianapolis, Beech Grove, Mrs moors of Indianapoll Mrs, Brownsburg, Hunsaker of
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dis Apo Mrs. Heléna Williams of Ind Mrs Julia Hall ind Mrs. Norado f Indianapolis and four ildrer passed Moines Thurs« Services Saturd I pm rove Bapiist bn Burial New Crown cemetery Priend€ may call at Little & Sous’ Funeral Home, 1001 Main st, Beech (rove BUYRKHART-- Mrs. Nellie, mother of Mrs. Don Rigdon, passed away at Hartford City In Wednesday, Services Planner & Buchanan Mor tuary Saturday, 2.30 p. m. Priends Invited. Burial Crown Hill. Frignds may call at mortuary é CHITWOOD-—Orel, * 814 KE. 50th st, husband of Sadie M. Chitwood, brother o rs Gussie Crosby. Brownsburg, Ind: Mrs. Jessie Perree and Lloyd Chitwood, of Indianapalig. son of Mrs Katherine Chitwi
of Brownsburg, passed away Thurse dav pf Services at Fanner & Bu« h Mortuary, Monday, 3 p. m, mvited Interment Crown H Friends may call at mortuary,
Jennie C., 3360 N. MeDr. A C. Cape, passed awav Thies. Filanner & Buchanan 2
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MOTLUS irany m Friends » do BEY I YO Ind Frie ha may call 4t mortuary, COWELL—James F of 986 N. Audus bon rd. eniered into rest Wediesday morning. age 44 years Huspand’ of Verna Mae Cowell, father of Bet! Jane Dorothy. Ann james and’ Richard Eugene Cowell, Mis Willie Mae Cowell, of Pearl Burton, Mrs, 1d ad Raymond Cowell, Servi 8 2 nm Trea ington CF 1342 Washington st Burial Washington Park Friends ma all Bt bove chapel. Moore Moy rie - EDWARDS — Re John F., 4335 N. Pennsy'vaaia husband of Sarah Ngrih Edwards, passed away In Lafayette. Ind, Thursday evening, Funeral Monday, 2 p. w., al Broad-
wey Methodist church, Cremation
Fanner er & B Buchanan
Atbert— frepfather of “Indien Apols; Brother Ar Orr, Mrs. Josephine sie Mever 8s. Cora of Indianapolis; Willoughby 0, Wednesday evening, & Buchanan Mors 30, a. mn St
Mr
av Services: Flanner tuary Saturday, 9 seph's Catholic chureh 10 a Priends invited Burial Crown Priends may cull at mortuary
HAUSER—Esti] Frid
Hill,
805 Villa ave, passed
husband of
x fatie Donald and Mary Lo if Orien and Gertie Hauser, brother of M Jewell Meek, Mrs Mabel O on, Mrs, . Pranchen Whaler Flors nd Doyal Hauser, Services at the J. C. Wilson “Chapel of the lmes 1234 Prospect -8t Mond 10 # Friends invited Wack Park Friends r ali ‘Chapel the Chine alier Saturday. noo age 52 -yeats; ridian father of Jefiries brother and Jesse Jefl Wood Funeral Home, 1458 § p.m Bupriel 3 may call any ine afte 4 pI Saturday Mary Stucke 1334 N, Tuxife th late Michael . I. v ster of M Emma B. Mies sen, passed away Wednesday, Sept. 3 age B80 years, Funeral teiney Funera! Home York st .Baturday. 8:30 an requiem hig! asx, Bt Philip Neri church. 9 a Burial Calvary cemetery Friends ma call at fu-
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KENNED Ye-lo1 Jasmin 9 Vears husband of sie L., brother of Flwood passed Boas Wednesday evening i home Braden Castle, Bradenton, Fla Services Flanner Buchanan Mortuary Monday, 1:30 } mi. Friends invited. Burial Crown {ill Prieads may call al mortuary, LINKON- Kalle of Chicago Ii passed da morning at ncen hospital suddenly, wife 0 TY mn { Albert and Dr Jac Bervice 12
be conducted ¥ I Arron- Rt be Hor Intermént A A it Cente Friends invit
MURPHY Juche At of Myrtle d
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little daughter
1 odie Murphy of ¢ Rie ¢ ge AWA day » F ca e¢ . Hob f Fs ners Home 420 P vices and t al Bunda “2 30 p. m,, Clintor OSBOURN Ru spe 59, 2243 lLang~ Jey, d T'nursday afternoon usb Myrtle M., step father of Mr Ray Elder, brother of Charles Osbourn snd Mrs, Bes~ er Vogwyez it an Mri. Ma Futherow, Tilino step-grandfathar of Les Lovell Bervices at the J ( Wil i Chapel of the Chtme 1234. © Prospect { Sal urda) 2 I Friend inyited, Bi#ial Floral Park Friends ma call at the “Chapel of the Ohimes.” Member of Eagle lodge, No. 21) QUINN~Cirace Jor eph ine, of 2618 N Olney st passed Thursday afternoon, age 38 belo ved wife of Glenn Quinn, mother of Edward and Shirley K uinn, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John E O'Neill, sister of Mrs. Catherine Johnson, Mrs. Ruth Switzer and Juanita O'Neill: Puneral
Mondal 9 ». no Northeast hapa 25 4 de
) Bt. Wi ne 1 r i o meet Bunda at 8p “at t chapel 1 it ion ¢ OKAT Moore 1 ~ EEYFRIED Phils ge 63 ve nye q Rose ( Ae of ; nol d Mr Rosemary Burnside, Mi cer Clar Mrs Florence Bake Elvira Niedens thal and Bister Ro e« Delima; broths
er of Michael 2Joseph, Jon and William Seyfried; also survived by 15 grandchildren Funeral from late home, 1609 Urndon, Baturday, 8:30 a, m.; Bacred Heart church 9 & m, Burial 8t. Joseph cemetery. . — ——orn Sn
SIMMS-—Dalsy A, age 72, beloved sister of Clara Loretta Rowe, New Orleans, La.; Albert L. Hickman, Petersburg, Pla, and Nancy . Miller, Greenvilie, Ind, passed awiy nesday at 1282 N. Talbot, Serv from Shirley Bros. Central 946 N. Illinois st, Saturday, 1 m. Burial Washington Park, Priends may call ai the chapel
WAINWRIGHT —Mrs. Edith Palmer, M Wainwright.
Aces
~widow of Lucian seed Friday Bervice
Bi Away : anner s Buchanan doriuacy Bat 0 p
urday Ww TL I AAR gan’ ‘st. belov wife of Mahlon wi loughby, -mother of Julia Baghy
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Clemmie Baling, Charles and virgi Barnet!, Kinver” o Ourtis, pasted away Thess ny. Bervices, fondey. 2 p. m, hs Beanbiose som OTLUATY, 1931 ’ ‘
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1. DEATH NOTICES ra . 3468 Birchwood, beloved husband of Rose, passed
away - Wednesday midnight ry ex Fanner, & Buchanan Mortuary urday, 3 p.m. Friends invited Burial Crown Hill. Priends may call al v
i CARD OF THANKS
EBAUGH--To our many friends, rei atives and neighbors, we are deepIy grateful for the - expressions sympathy, beautiful floral offerings and the many Kindnesses shown us at: the death of our husband, father and brother, John William Ebaugh. Especially do ‘we thank the pall bearers, organist, Rev, Edwin Stricker for his consoping and inspiring words, and the lanner & Buchanan ortuary for Wind and most efficient service MRS. J. W EPAUGH and FAMILY. FULKERSON--We wish to thank all the friends, neighbors and oMoeers and employees of Polk Milk Co, and Veritas Masonic lodge, and Fanner & Buchanan Mortuary, for the flows ers and «the kindness expressed & the time of the death of Allen Bert
PuReison MRS. ELLA BLANCH FULKERSON Widow ARI R AND ROY FULKERSON, Brothers GARRETT - We are deeply grateful extend sincere thanks to wil friends, neighbors snd rela tthe wets of love and sym beautiful floral tgibutes and courtesies al the death « ou husband father, grandiatber end brother R Garret! We ptlibenrers, or Block far his man) words of consolation; the New York Central 8hop,” Beech Grove, for their many kindnesses shown and the Rob er W. Sterling Puperal Home for thelr friendliness and most efMcient
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MRS TITARA Wo wish to express our sincere appreciation and thanks to our many friends, “relatives and neighbors for their kindness sympathy and beautiful floral offerings extended to us at the death of our beloved - husband apd father, John Titara. We wspefially thank the Indianapolis Stove Co., Christian Men Builders, pallbearers: » Rev. Winston his consoling and ‘ine words, and the Jordan Fuome and their atendants for kindnesses and efficient services rendered MRS, LYDIA TITARA AND FAMILY.
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If your car bas any cooling sysiem troubles, see uf for experi service, Oldest shop In Mid West. (Fst. 1913), ACME RADIATOR, 623 N. Ill R1-1466
Bldg, Wash, S's,
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Bicycles for, deliver, 1822 LR . FR-4096 A-1 BLOCK WORK, carpentry: small cottages and garages OH -2080, Kenneth Ranelin. bik Rying *
WA-862 Se ine TA -4439
i 813 (R-2220 Brakes Relined %- a a GENERAL
CARPENTER WORK. New and repay Years experience, sll wo guaranteed CH-8279 CINDERE, crushed stone, rock; dr ways excavated, fill dive, GA- 1023, SCHROUGHAM & RON General contractors, painting, fenisring repair and roofing, 15's {. Ninos, Apt. 27 Call evenings, 3
5 to 7. RI-3038 TOP DIRT.
FILL DIRT BR- 5981, evenings
DIRT FOR SALE — DELIVERED, BE Imont-4398-K.
Pay-As-You- -Go Ceci ~ Ac-
counts, 10¢ per Check! £
THE PEOPLES STATE BANK 130 E. Market Member FDIO “No Minimum nm Balance Required
Fa J oofing, siding,
Easy Terms oil "fox "rence
Free estimates BR-3204,
FURNACE alice. reste, and tsed furnaces; 3 years to pay; free estimates. . Miles, WA~3063 FURNACES fom, romiee Joe Whatsel, 61 630% | Lord LL St. MA-8470.
vacuum cleaned and Furnaces repaired. Est, free, SERVICE
_HEATING CO. MA-4961, FURNACE cleaning, oil burner and Moker Cline Akers
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3- pre auite . 5.00 2-plece* suite .....3 $11, 50 and up « Crown Laundry a Dry ‘Cleaning 2%01- EB. Wash, CH-1923
1] Motor rebuilding. Denny Ss Gar. Our mechanics are
our guar, 312 Beecher (rear). MA-3130 Hardwood Floors yy maar | like new. Personal BR- 8525 .
tention given every ‘every joo. |
HAULING oe or out
of town. Truck and driver RI- 5303
General | Hauling oa ASHES, "OR"?
HAULING j IRA AEH HS Light ‘Hauling Ty-Ton © pu HAULING
AND MOVING GA-BILT, GA-4044 LIGHT “HAULING and mill Kndiing deliv HU-1868, 4414 N. _Chroline,
Acme Heating Sales & “Service Repairs, installations; boilers, stokers, com, as oil furnaces; vacuum cleaning. Payments start in October OA-3534. 1446 8, Meridian, IMMEDIATE seEv. on block laying _ FR-5626 or MA-8641, Elliott & Shea
PAINTING REMODELING, ROOFING No down payment, $6 mos. to pay SHACKELFORD BROS. FR -9068--CA-4622 TPAINTING EXT. AND INT
nh papering, Jon enter airs eferences. RI-20
PAPERNANGING, STEANIN b
Painting, Reas, Bienes, SHG Move Miles
Te~
ice Ww ‘ork 9. sing—OA-6122 Paperhanging corgi iin PAPERING “if vit Patek Tages FRAB3D Plaster Repair Bapent | Hiytehing cetasim i a Ra hE
Dick's Plumbing Shop
WE ARE again able t3 take in remodeling and repair work and make ladies’ suits from men's: suits,
E. C. TETER, Tailor
STATE LIFE ‘BLDG. LI-0545 CRUSHED Tock, wash Ana pit-run gravel. Top snd fli dirt, L. Francis GA-4134 Roo! Repairs, all kKinas, | 09 New roofs, G G k RI-2928 CLOGGED sewer pipes, araina cleansd, elec. mach, coded base
pumped Inexpensive. suar CH-3344.
HOOSIER SEPTIC TANK
Vaults, dry wells, factory sludge pits cleaned, repaired by ex-servicemen.
Prompt Service ___FR-T069
Dry wells, outside toilets cleaned & pumped. Imm. and out-of-town serv
. Septic Tanks‘) CA-2169 Dh Dry Wells and Outside Toilets
Septic T'nks i. Toles GA. | 28
BIDING, Roofing, guttering, aoncrete porches, ‘Easy payments
Hoosier Construction & Siding
205.201 W. South 8. LI- Hn
ing: Tree Trimming, CE rquipment. DON SMITH. 23,
TYPING, light billing, in my home: 4 hours daily; experienced. 4. CA-7288,
Vacuum Cleaner Repairing Vogel Bros. 1314 W. Wash. MA. -6381 20 EK
WATER-WELL DRILLING. PACIFIC. GA-4954 FOR RENT 17. ROOMS—NO BOARD
10TH, E, 831—Large, newly decor. front sleeping rm; priv. entrance; 2 gentlemen, day employed. LI-5628. RURAL. 287 N_; first floor room ext to bath, suitable one or two employed persons. SLEBPING room 1 or 2, on bus line.” MA-8678. for
for v ot. #00 EAS nT to snare room, twin beds _RI- 8236 BLEEPIN( r ROOM for 3 gen gen’ Jemen, 2021 Carrollton, © HI-0984.
COLORED Punished room for man or couple. WA-4
18. ROOMS WITH 50 BOARD WARMAN AVE. REST HOME
24-Hour nursing; “hospital eqiipment, special diets; slate license. 46 5 Warman, BE-4534
Pat and Polly Kindergarten 23d and Alabama Bts. Age 3-6 Registration Sept. 8. Transportation. MISS GLENN LAWLER, BL-4105,
CHILDREN ta bonrd: close to school:
suburban home; fenced yard. BE-1876-4. — WILL BOARD school-age child in
home permanently, 1 6010 J WANTED-Hoom & board for brother and sister, age 11 and 5; will bunk beds. HI-1777,
Permanent Home
PENNSYLVANIA, 191 emploVed; WILL BOARD small children oi my home by the week.® GA-029 ROOM AND BOARD for pie -aged or elderly people,
near school.
furnish Elderly men, wom. IR-2882
7 N:—~Room for 2 borrd optional: WA-8101
21.
WANTED TO RENT RENT OR LEASE
Business executive and veteran with. 2 grown sons, desperate for 2 or 3-bedroom apartment north; will consider good unfurnished house north. Phone IR-8371, ask for Mr, C. C Dunn
Young M. D. & Wife in Ja
need of an apartment or , small house, preferably unfurnished, North
In des-
or East, excellent references. Phone H17-3126 or BL-4644 wile and Business Executive, “"," tire desperately In need af 5room
furnished house or apt
desired, MA-5H60
A-6d
SCHOOL OF RELIGION BUTLER UNIVERSITY
References
aller 4 o'clock
Meeds
¢ apariments for ministerial couples and. femihes; also rooms for men. preferred near Butler, HU-5154 VETERAN (S8chwitzer - Cummins, employee), wile, 4 children, now livfrig in damp garage, desperate for
unfurnished house Indianapolis Times YOUNG employed woman wants 3 room, unfurnished apartment, Does not smoke or drink Indianapolis resident, Prefer east side ar north east. CH-2601 after-3:30 WANT to rent 4 or Indpls, Adults and Dis Co
ARMY officer Will pay up furnished apt Box 4%0 PRICE ne object modarn one hedroom or effic. apt. Couple, no rhildren or pets, Mr. Huggind, LI. 4353.8 A. me to 3 pm gentleman whe vicinity n 0 ® roundhotise
Write Box 90
i nm or Tear Call Indiana Tool Champ mR 7938 \ wife and child, 1 yr to $100 a month for or house. Write Times
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John
Want 1
ROOM ‘and board for doesn't
foreman wife hott ne nparimept ay) ir re No children; no wild partie BL-2083 3 Adulls desire 3.5 rm ap or houxe nfurnished noth or rust. Retfarences, CH-3914-M Fyioned counts, no child., desire 4-5 rms. un ~-45628, 8:30 a. m.-6:30 p. m, after ik p.m. call WA-6060 COUPLE and 2 ara il “children heed . 2 or 3 furnish or unfurnished rooms. CH-7809-V
EMPLOYED coupl d J-rm. modern unfurn. apt.; north-northeass, Call after 5:30 p. m., WA-4182,
EMPLOYED couple; no. children, want furnished apt, or house. BL2171 (no calls after 2 p. m.) CARPENTER. — Wants 4 or S-room house; will 40 Jopair, a1 and furnish material, d_rofs. LI-4809-WANT 0 1 — 57 rm, afar. ose: 0
ehilgren, Call
M ADVANCE, for 2. % 4 rm. apt. unfurn. Ne dren. References. WA-1674.
APARTMENT WANTED SE as
as ne 0" children.
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Urgently need %3-4 bedrm. apie or houses on a rental or lease All personnel cad furnish excellent references and have permanent po sitions. Call TA-1563, Personne EERLESS PUMP Di
MACHINERY CORP. PUR CHABERS OP PALL CREER ] NANCE PLANT. a ———————————————————
BUTLER UNIVERSITY STUDENTS & FACULTY
peed rooms, apartments and houses, beginning on or about Sept. 1. Prefer north,
DEAN OF MEN—HU-(348 PAY UP TO S100 PER MO." Need 3, 4, S-room apt. or house; man and wife, no’'pets; responsible business exec, Call MA-8301, ask for Mr. Wisner. “Jordan Conservatory Sayst
“Thanks for placing all our peopla Inst year, Our fall semester starts soon. We need houses, apartments, furnished, unfurnished, for our face ulty and students, rooms Cal Mr Fogelberg, LI-T811, days}
MOVING—STORAGE Rent a 1947 Truck Move Yourself, Save Halt
THE U-DRIVE-IT CO.
Alabama and Ohio R1-6018 2A- Hour Service
Rent a New Car or Truck. By the Hour, Day, Week or Yearly Contract “We Furnish Fe sryshing But the Dri
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7. APARTMENT FOR RENT T. A. Moynahan Properties
‘No Vacancies" "MOYNAHAN APTS" Cliy-Wide
MRTMENT RENTAL BURCAD
850 N Ah L1-5588 VACANCIES QENERAL APARTMENTS 22 W. VERMONT R1-2479
evant
24, HOUSES FOR RENT
THREE rooms [furniture for sale ¥ith rental of" 4-roomr House. 2835
romp, be HOUSES FOR RENT
MARRIED presently emp. desirous of grb merchandising position in Indianapolis. Background, accounting, sales, buying, trafic and retail stores. 39 Yras of age. rent one side modern dou garage least) to party making best offer of wEmplogment | and acceptance, Write Time:
WILL RENT AT ONCE
_ Desirable J-bedroom Irvington double, reasonable, to person nishing new 1047 4-door sedan, mobile, Buick, Chrysler or Studes baker, ete, at’ regular list pr.ce. Ne trade ins Call -0841 immecaiately, NICE let. reafonably in exchange for new car at list. P. O. Bex 5052, Indpls
REAL ESTATE FOR {SALE
5. HOUSES FOR SALE 2838 N. Emerson Ave; new 3 > bedroom modern bungalow. Will be finished in about 30 days furnace;
Well built All oak floors. ail cement floor in utility room; % acre,
autom. water heater;
£6750. Terms: $1000 Solrn, IR-4470. C. R, Kschmeyer. RI-2368, ALLISON REALTY Y C0
pe ront 1236 English ave. $4,750, 430 SHELBY.
LR 4 . 3060 S. LYONS 2-Rm. cottage: ‘water, Hghts and gas. Corner lot, close tu transp, Price ony $1500. Terms. Call . LACHNIT—CH-4793 MA 2304 139 E. MARKET 81%
JACK C. CARR, Realtor
VACANT—BUNGALOW 3449 GRACELAND
5 rms mod.; hdwd. firs; 2 bedrms,, 1 extra large; furnace heat. laundry tubs, gar erms. Call for appt,
¢. c. "HARMON 0., REALTOR 1346 REISNER ST.
7 Rooms, good fumace 3 beds rooms and toilet up, nice yard Good transportation and shops Sell on contract, $1500. . Price $5000, Bhown by appointment only BOB STURM-—-BR-5708 MA-2374 139 E. MARKET BT
ACK C. CARR, Realtor "2615. LOCKBURN
Almost new 5-rm. log and frame bung. with extra. Jot; elec. pump, gas; bathroom up (no tul); storm doors and windows. $4750, Aboud $1350 down will hands,
Phillips Realty ,..7"v."4,
47 B, Bradley | Ave —3-B -Bedrm, * mod. bungalow, good cond, Automatic heat Desirable
residential section. Terms
IR-4470 - C R. Eaghmeber oT ha INC. ALLISON REALTY .% oss
$500 Down, Bal. Monthly
Buys 2-room house: elec, well. gas % block (1 room not completely fin bed) Oniy $1450
Inspect after P .
Phillips Realty "2%
a 1037 Va. Ave
1122 S, LOCKBURN
5 Room new bungalow, large rooms and lots of built-ins MA-3621 C. 8 PADGET HI-521%
Franke-Padget Inc., Realtors NEW—IMMEDIATE POSS. 3220 N, ARLINGTON S-Room;, strictly modern, automatie oll heat, all insulated, cit gas, water, beautiful shade tres. 84500
down For sale by owner, Open 3to7Tp mm
3626 CARSON AVE. 2-Roem house; electricity, wells
large lot; $1450: $450" down, balance monthly, Mr. Gunther, PR-5868
Phillips Realty ,,,7%%,, $1,500 DOWN 3305-7 N. CAPITOL
3-bedreom mod. ‘double. ' Phone Tom. LI-4401 .
1222.24 OLIVER
} Bigrerooms, one available: lyin quite H. €. Cutsinger, wa-aeafl Russe MH, Hartman, 132 Nn Dei,
PRETTY BUNGALOW 2821 Forest Manor. 5-rm. med,
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION __ Fdw _Dillshay | M!
4-RM. DBLE—TERMS 128-30 BEECHER.
Inside toilet; Haw Dida Sek oar} and lights,
MA-0821. -8411
be spn dar
ARROLLTON, VA( VAG SAN.
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