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

PAGE 12. — in THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES - FRIDAY, OCT. 10, 1947 GEOLOGIST GETS & YEARS {years in prison last night for hy Local Deaths— A Rit e S$ 4 or kL. C. 4 artim an Sanridge or Je haa ved 3 nere Plan Skating Party, irs } Maria lows. Mayse Hggueit,

'} — { ts to i . OTTAWA, Oct. 10 (UP)~Harold!spiring with Russian agen Central Lodge 23, P&AM, and Barbara Murphy and Rosemary

i » . BS. Gerson, 42-year-old Montreal vulge secret government terms) EraNICIS Owin S ; : ® | = Broad Ripple Post was th the Sovi n. : Sei, Was: damacces to" ots ton 0 oe Sovel Due, _| #5, [To Be Held Tomorrow ia Pole American. Legon ot Academy | Burkert. i bers arrangements 4 \ l 1 | Bervices for Lawrence ©. Hart- Mrs. Mary D. Green, Oklahoma| Surviving are his wife, Lorena M.| OSKIi 4 - ireman eS {man, 3724 Manor Court, who died|City, Okla.; two grandchildren and | Rummel, Indianapolis; his mother, | Em— o ————————————— } yesterday in Methodist Hospital, /three great-grandchildren, {Mrs, Ollie Rummel, Cambridge

| ! * { will be at 1:30 p. m. tOMOrrow in |yagsflss . City; two sisters, Mrs. Dorothy { Former Captain Was Planner & Buchanan mortuary. William A Wellinghoff pau. Muncie, and Mrs. Mildred Ey | 82: Rites Tomorrow Burial will be in Crown Hill. He Graveside services and burial for| Clifton, Cambridge City. | i was 63. Wiliam A. Wellinghoff, who died Mrs, Alice Malone

E Francis E. Owings, 1420 Comer . Wedr esday in Methodist H 1! FY fs Y FOR LE - ANYWHERE! 3 Mr, Hartman was a lifelong resi- >ane ospita . . ° . L ou i 3 BU Oo CN Ave, former captain of the Indi- it of Indi lis. H fice |W ill be at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow Services for Mrs. Alice Malone, ! Antes Daeends Watches

4 D Y 5 oO IN LY t Snapoly ye Depariment ded yup president of the Hartman-Town- in the Stilesville Cemetery. 944 Paca St, who died yesterday, { Jewelry © Clothing ® Radios, ete. A terday. wou. ave been |

send Co. here for nine years, and Mr: Wellinghoff, who was 60, was will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow | month. was sales manager and secretary-|® former resident of Hendricks ,i Jacobs Brothers West Side GET GASH IMMEDIATELY

FRIDAY + SATURDAY oh A native of Hancock County, Mr. , eqs rer of the Kramer Corp. He County. He had been the guest! , pel. Burial will be in Floral,

Owings had lived in Indlanapolls yu... the Kramer representative in/0f a nephew, James M. Johnson, and MONDAY 61 years. He was appointed to the 1. 1 dianapolis Chamber of Com- Cumberland, for the. last two Park. » Fire Department in October, 1805, 0. ce months, He had taught high school! Mrs. Malone, who ‘was 69, was and was promoted to captain in in New Orleans for eight years, jive of Gall T Mr, Hartman was a member of 3 5. la native o atin, Tenn, and 1902, holding that . position until t . A graduate of Purdue University ' ty M e, ’ ears. 1011 when he joined the Gamewell N® Capitol Oly Masohic LOCKS: vy. wellinghoff had later attended"? Pee" ® resident here 50 y Division. He retired in 1035 at the 0 = past president of ‘the Gyro| Tulane University. She was a member of Antioch Bap{age of 10. a AY el | Survivors besides the nephew are, tist Church, » Club, and a member of the Furni+ dap He was a member of Logan 10dge (ure Club, Indians Home Purnish-|® Piece, Mrs. Ethel Hurley, and one) Surviving are a brother, Charles 575, P&AM. ings Club. and the Central Indiana 8réat-nephew, Prank Hurley, both Carter; three nieces, Mrs. Lennis : {ings Club, of Indianapolis. Reed, Mrs. Helen Cobbs and Mrs. Survivors are a son, Dr. Wiley Council of the Boy BScouts of Florence Long, and two nephews ' ©. Owings; three grandsons, Riley, America. Frank S. Rummel Roy Carter and Evans Putt, all of SAVE AT SAFRIN S {Kenneth and Frank Owings, and Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Lela gervices will be held at 2:30 p. m.! Indianapolis. | two step-sisters, Mrs. Jenny Staley aoleod Hartman; a daughter, Mrs. | tomorrow . at Moore Mortuary

and Mrs. Lora Reisner, all of In- Ruth E. Jeffries; a brother, Russe colonial chapel for Prank S. Rum-| g ! dianapolls, : H. Hartman; a sister, Miss Laura me], pharmacist for Dorn drug mM i | Services will be at 2 p. m. to- H, Hartman, and two grandchil-|store 5202 College Ave, who died| 3 | a -

morrow in the Bert 8. Gadd funeral dren, all of Indianapolis. yesterday at his home. Burial willl home. Burial will be in Washing-| . be in Cambridge City, Ind. | ton Park. Dr. R. H. Turley, pas- Mrs. Sarah Dennison Mr. Rummel, who was 57, lived! \ . best § 4 cam tor of University Heights Evangell-| g, vices for Mrs. Sarah E. Den-|at 4928 College Ave. A native of 243 E. Ohio MA-5554 \ ~ eh Troe wiih cron a cal United Brethren Church will | hison, who died yesterday In her (—— a | They come In Brown and, Black be in charge of services. Members, me 934 N, Keystone Ave. will bel with wolid leather soles. of the Fire Department will act #8 q¢ 1:30 p. m, tomorrow in the Moore| : Sizes 4 10 5 ...0unriine $3.98 | pallbearers, |Mortuaries Peace Chapel. Burial SIZES 13, 13% and 14 | . {will be in Morovian Cemetery, Hope, WIDTHS AAA to D ‘Harold T. Wilkes | Mrs. Dennison, who was 83, had | Harold Theodore Wilkes, former heen a resident of Indianapolis 26 | \ : i employee of Stokely-Van Camp, years. She was a member of the REGULAR : i Inc, died yesterday at his country Woodruff Place Baptist Church, VALUE hy y h home in Nashville, He was 56, the Pythlan Sisters, and the Banner ) yl “Lady Rita” sling pumps thai are or a f Before his retirement, Mr. Wilkes Temple. She was a native of Hope Ly famous with the “Coke Crowd” for 3 ) 88 : had been assistant manager of the, Survivors are two daughters, Miss . dress and play. We have them in black

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2 pany plants at Elwood and Martins | OTCLTRL A ! ville. Adal 7 A resident of Indianapolis most of eo LIMIT 6 Pi WY his life, Mr. Wilkes lived at 2331 N.|

(GET.THE BEST | 4 2 Li | \ en” tion soles. One of 3 styles. Brown 10 : i Meridian St, 7) IB 13 # \ 4 only. Sizes 6% (RA, i / Z Services will be conducted at 3:30 9 4 F 4 a i 301 caiinnetintine $4.98

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p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be |

er [HEATROLA Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mar- f

HURRY! ; ” garet Wilkes; his mother, Mrs Ta 3, Get Yours ; ha Grace I. Wilkes, and a sister, Mrs, | HEATS lL 1 tun od { E ~ While They Nelson F. Sumner, all of Indian-| N14 AT LESS | nal es mins i sms es bpumrizues -. 0 Lapolis. : (N14 2 a 0] MONEY DOWN Miss Lena Alexander | ' To LA Miss Lena Alexander, 5176 Primrose Ave, died last night at her home,

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, Miss Alexander was a member oa f M of Broadway Methodist Church and pe rs | | = “was active in church circles, She] 4 E was secretary-treasurer of the Vine f's (Three Stores) DEPARTMENT STORES

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