Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1947 — Page 6

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could have eaten pein, indigestion, gas pains, heartburn, Services for Mrs, Katherine F, Lewis, widow of the late Oscar = S i! tion, bloat and other condi- Lewis, will be at 2 p. m, tomorrow | ster & Askin mortuary. Buria ervices rl Do vd tic acid should Pp. in Roy & IA. P. Giannini, fo A of the years. Bie. died ast night in er home, 3524 N. Merifffan St. Shel, ontractor, died yesterday in his Ada, WEI pial Mrs. Lewis was a member of Queen A resident of Indianapolis for 35 petite yesterday and “began yelling DC ’ y harter member of Club and was a charter m : Services will be at 3 p. m. Priday! pital authorities said it was too! member of Third Church of Christ, ghapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill| | would be confined there. of the Indianapolis Casket Co. be- Ons, Monte R. and Merl D. Cox;| Eva Jane Lewis, Indianapolis; three Children and one great-grand-f Indianapolis, and three grand- Mis F S E S Twitty apolis Kohimeyer, 2052 Central i be held at 10 a, m. tomorrow, in family of four children, 15 grand- |

wo : Hi ¥ 5 : : 3 eer on Diamond Jim” Have Local Deaths— rs erine ew s' Stomach or Acid Pains? ’ suffered as» pains, Tey who try Udgn. Get a 25¢ box of Udgs Tablets will be in Crown Hill. lof America, has improved continu- I 87. [was home, 2834 N. Talbot Ave. He was| 0. Esther Chapter, OES, the McGuf-( "0p, "os past master of the to get out of the hospital” bank | the Marion County Chapter of Scientist, IeLery, fore his death. two daughters, Miss Vera Cox and| sons, Emmet A. Lewis, Marion; daughter, all of ter, all of Indianapolis. daughters, Jane L., Betty Ann and Fred F. Kohlmeyer Dies at Age 84 0c F the Kirby mortuary, and at 2 pm ‘children and 10great-grandchildren,

, It i hardly likely that Diamond Jim =e Rite f { f T Harv rvey R tor orion es Jer Tor omorrow have to pay the penalty of stomach or acid Mrs, Lewis, born in Cincinnati, had been a resident of Indianapolis] | Harvey R. Cox, a retirla bullding| ogy since Monday, when he, be-| | Active in Indianapolis elub-circles, 75 i Mr. Giannini, 77, had a good a fey Club, the Women's Department Jeal Men's lodge, officials However, Ti) reported. - {J - American War Mothers. She was a» the Shirley Brothers’ Central jearly to determine how long he! RUS ON Her husband had been secretary Survivors are his wife, Loie; ‘wo Surviving are a daughter, Miss Mrs. Opal Geddes; five grand-| Daniel P, and Ralph W. Lewis both - Beverly Jane Lewis, all of Indian. Puneral services for willl Mrs, Emma 8. Twitty, head of a! in Bt, Paul's Evangelical Church died today in her residence, 2043 |

Chemical Co. of Cincinnati for 35 ihe services Friday at 1:30 p. m. in|

years. He was 72 the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, |

He was a member of Broadway Burial will be in Crown Hill Ceme-| Methodist Church, Masonic Lodge in tery ne

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; : ; ¢ e strip, rock wool, insulation, storm windows & | Osgood, the Modern Woodmen lodge ar Cicero, 1nd. 2 caulking. and was a former worthy patron w yivory Jrelude ve Sons, John » g yp yg » { witty of Indianapolis, an ic-| WE HAVE SERVED OVER 0 Si Taster, Slat Sn Og. A ve] ‘ ‘ct iimeyer, ; 214 MILLION HOMES had .lived here for 35 years, Wity, Santa Clara, Cal; two daughHe is survived by two sons, Harold les Mrs. Edith M. MacLeod and PHONE FOR DETAILS! and Fred Kohlmeyer, both of 1p.-MrIs. Andrew C. Meyer, both of In. : dianapolis; a daughter, Mrs. Robert 4/anapolis, and two sisters, Mrs. ’ - ALY NEY ENE TL Tonning, Wilmington, N. C.. two Hulda Elliott of North Vernon, Ind, SAY ES HIGH COST OF Fl EL brothers, Edward Kohlmeyer, Cin. and Mrs. Eva Saunders of La Porte, cinnati, and August Kohimever Ind. Delaware, Ind, and two sisters, Mrs { Phone 4128 De A ers Mrs. Emma P. Baker | Frieda Woerner and Mrs. Edith Blackstone HAMBERLI East Goldsmith, both of Cincinnati, and| Services for Mrs. Emma P. Baker, 46! [CHAMBERLIN COMPANY OF AWERICA Tenth three grandchildren 1702 E. Troy Ave. will be held at ue " willi J Kell 10 a. m. tomorrow, in the J. C. tiiam J. ogg Wilson Chapel of the Chimes.

Services for William J. Kellogg, a Burial will be in New Crown Cemconductor for the New York Cen- etery,

tral Railroad 42 years, will be held| pq. Baker, who was employed at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in the Rob. by Stokely-Van Camp, Inc, for six ert W. Stirling funeral home. Burial years, died yesterday morning in will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. (General Hospital. She was 40. | He was 4. She is survived by her husband,!

A Dauve of Lalayele, he died | Jesse Baker: a daughter, Mrs. JesMonday in his home, 1452 Lexing- sie L, Rudisell; a sister, Mrs. Marie

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