Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1947 — Page 11

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SATURDAY NOV. 2 7

Combs Gets Post "In Church Drive.

Federation's Total Goal Is $36,000

Roy T. Combs, Center Township

assessor, will serve as chairman of 3

the general gifts division of the fund-raising campaign of Church Federation of Indianapolis,

Leroy Price a~1 Miss Mary Hos-| 8

tetter have been named co-chair-men. .

Miss Wostetteér is connected with! § the Massachusetts Mutual Life In- =

surance Co. and belongs to the Fairview Presbyterian Church.

Mr, Price,”who is sales manager |

for the O. A. Hahle Insurance

| Agency, 1s superintendent of the:

Centenary Sunday School. The total campaign goal of the

Church Federation is $36,000, with :

the quota of the general gifts division set at $10,000. Division captains appointed were.

the 3

william H. Keenan, A. J. Cooley, Bernard C. DeVore, John C. Mueller, William G. Samick, J. K. Rob-

bins, -H. Audley Woosley, Wallace L}

Kern, Ivan V. Snyder, Mrs. E. Har-|

- old Klingel, Mrs. Donald D. Hoover,

Mrs, .D. Joe Hendrickson, Mrs. Fred L. Iske, Mrs. Agnes M. Todd .and Miss Florence Lanham. Other workers include William F. Moon, Leonard Huff, Joseph Martin, Meredith Harwood, Russell H. Dravis, Julian D. Pace, Ben Davis, James Walden, R. Marvin Williams, Samuel Roney, Albert H. Wood, E. K. Stewart, Kenneth W, Carr, William G. Emmick, and Dean Stephenson. Francis M. Hughes, Roscoe Conkle, Harold Koch, €arl W. Reifels, James D. Harmon, Elmer P, Warren, Albert L. Marshall, Mrs. Emery | E. Bowling, Mrs. Harry Noffke, Mrs.| C. H. Winders, Mrs. M. Kolthoff, Mrs. Virgil A. Sly, Mrs. Virginia Brackett Green, Mrs. Helen Basch, Mrs. T. V. Petranoff, Mrs. John Carter, Mrs, E. W. Stockdale and Miss Frances Vogel.

480 Inches Skin. Grafted On Burn Victim, Age 6

FLINT, Mich., Nov. 22 (UP)—A 6-year-old boy was “recovering nicely” today after 18 doctors grafted 480 square inches of skin onto his burned body, The . child, Steven Linden, was burned when his pajamas caught fire while he played with candles

at his home Nov. 10. The: burns|

covered 48 per cent of his body .The tin for the graft was taken from the legs of 12 donors in an operation performed at Hurley Hospital yesterday.

Stops Counting Money

To Shoot at Prowler Roy Troutman, 26, of 818 Shepard Bt, told police he was counting some money in his home shortly after midnight when he heard a scratching on the window. Grabbing a 22-caliber rifle, he ran outside and fired two shots at a fleeing figure. He said he did not think he hit the man.

Beauty Culture

Call for Information

International Beauty Sohool

$42 E. Wash. St.

NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORECAST SUMMARY: Early morning temperatures will fall below freezing from the’ Northwest Pacific states through most of the western half of the U. 8, and as far eastward as the Eastern Lakes. Readings in -the Atlantic states are expected in the cool 40's, while the Gulf states are ruled by cool 50's (see Fotocast freezing line for defined areas of below 32-degree

temperatures)

The main feature of the weather map is the cold high pressure area moving south out of Canada. The circulation around this system will bring cold northerly winds into the nation, in contrast to the southeasterly winds on the Atlantic Coast (see Fotocast for airflow arrows. Weathermen foresee cloudy conditions resulting from this contrasting air flow, with most of the country being

dominated by cloudy to partly cloudy skies (see inset map for detailed cloud coverage). The forecasted positions of the pressure systems on Fotocast, and the ensuing over-running of

result in a wide area of occasional rain from the New England States to the Gulf. Precipitation along the cold front indicated on Fotocast will be in the form <of snow. Snow showers are also foreseen, in | the Western Plains: See Fotocast

Minimum temperature forecasts include: Washington, 45; New York and Philadelphia, 40; Cleveland, 39; Boston, 36; St. Louis, 30; Chicago, 23; Kansas City, 24; Milwaukee, 18, Duluth, 5. Fotocast Fans will note that little clearing is taking place with the passage of the cold front. However, gradual improvement

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Local “Deaths—

[Fred Wallman, 1,

| Lived Here 53 Years

|died yesterday in- his home, 1249 | Wright St., after an illnes of seven |years; will be at 3 p. m. Monday, lin the G.> H. Hermann funeral.

Services for Fred Wallman, who

Funeral Today For Local Soldier

_ -Services for Pfc. Clifford A. RarI ridon, who died aftér being wounded M

colder air by warmer air will

for detailed precipitation analysis). |

should be etpegtad as the cold air mass stabilizes

‘Official Weather

UNITED STATES W WEATHER BUREAU

_ Sunrise 6: 1 1 Sunset vid 4:28 Presipitation 24 hrs. endin 7:30 a. m. | Total precipitation since Jan. 1 . 3% n Deficienc oy _Since Jal Jan. 1ooiiiviinnnas 3

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Washington, D. C.

Rites Monday For Pvt. Leslie

Funeral services for Pvt. Robert ¥. Leslie, 1019 River Ave. will be held at 10 a. m. Monday in Farley funeral home. Burial will be in Washington Park Cemetery. Pvt. Leslie, who was 27, was killed {in Germany; Dec. 4, 1944. He entered the Army in April, 1944, and received his training at Camp Rob-

bison, Ark.

A member of River Avenue Baptist Church, Mr. Leslie had lived in Indianapolis all his life. Before enlisting in the Army he was employed by the Central Parking Garage and attended Public School 4 and Wash-

ington High School.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs

Mrs. Elizabeth A. Martin, 2842 St. Vincent's Hospital.

was the widow of Joseph W, Martin, a railroad engineer, who died in July.

Clyde Pierce

Services for Clyde Pierce, died yesterday in his home, 523 Chester St., will be Monday at 2 p. m. in the Paul E. Dorsey funeral home. Burial will be in Washington Park. He was 69.

Mr. Pierce, a native of Spiceland, had been a resident of Indianapolis 26 years. He had been bailiff

past two years, and was Republican sixth precinct committeeman. He was a member of the Englewood lodge, F&AM, the Methodist Church at Spiceland and the Plasterers’ Union. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Laura Pierce; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Lloyd Cast; a stepson, Lt. Noble

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Boston, stationed in San Francisco; a sister, Mrs. Glen Skelton, Indidhapolis; two brothers, Glen Pierce, Norfolk, Va., and Frost McClaron, |

dren.

Samuel L. Ruth

a resident of Indianapolis for 30 years, will be at 1:30 p. m. Monday in Moore Mortuaries Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Mr. Ruth, who lived at 2115 E. New York St., died yesterday in his home. He was 8). He was a member of East Park Methodist Church and a native of Arkansas. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Bessie R. Balch, Anderson, Mrs. Lydia .E. Ely and Mrs, Grace - Kimberlin, Indianapolis; a stepson, Claude C. Moore, Indianapolis; two sisters, Miss Luda Harris, Chrisney, Ind, and Mrs. Dollie Woodward, - Johnston City, IIL; a brother, Thomas Ruth Chris-ney;-10-grandchildren and 18 great

WHEEL CHAIRS

Why buy one? Rent one at

HAAG’S

402 North Capitol Ave.

grandchildren.

Mrs. F. Schwomeyer Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth I. Schwomeyer, | 1624 Montcalm St. died last night in her home. She was 47. A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, she was a member of First

Member Federal Deposit I Oo.

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Meridian Furniture Se.

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United Lutheran Church. Funeral

Brothers’ Central Chapel. will be in Glen Haven Cemetery. Mrs. Schwomeyer is survived by

) - her husband, Fred H. Schwomeyer Jr.. two daughters, Patsy Ann % Y Schwomeyer and Ruth Schwomeyer, and two sisters, Mrs. Sylvia Bates and Mrs. Marguerite WaterALUMINUM ous, all of Indianapolis. ROLL - UP Mrs. Maud Ziegl AWNINGS Ziegler

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Services will be at 10 a. m. Mon-| Free Estimates—New Low Prices 4,0 for Mrs. Maud Ziegler, 1623 ROOFING AND |Central Ave. who died of a heart Thursday night in the Coli-

at She was 71,

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SHOP MORRISONS Indianapolis’ Largest Woman’s Specialty Shop 20 W, Washington.

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GEO. J. EGENOLF

B in South Park Cemetery,

in the home. A native a member of

Mrs. Elizabeth A. Martin, Age 80, Dies at Hospital

A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, she was 80. She was a member of Zion Evangelical and Reforméd Church. Services will be held Monday in Shirley Brothers’ Central Chapel, but the time has not been set. Burial will be in Crown Hill. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. nieces and a nephew. Mrs. Martin

| granddaughter, all of Indianapolis.

-lof Superior Court Room 3 for the | Ruth Leslie; three daughters, Nora,

Vivian and Karen, all of Indianap-| sixth olis; his mother, Mrs. Nora Leslie, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Young, and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crouch, all of Indianapolis. Friends may call after 2 p. m. tomorrow.

Knightstown, and three grandchil-

Services for Samuel Leroy Ruth,|

services will be held| at 1:30 p. m. Monday in Shirley} Burial

, will follow the services H. Mermann funeral

Oreensburg, she was e Methodist Church

N. Harding St., died last night in

Edward Rose of Indianapolis, three

there. She had lived in Indianapolis 41 years. She is survived by a son, Otto Ziegler; .two sisters, Mrs. Anna Thomas ahd Mrs. Margaret Voris; a brother, Charles Withers, and one

Gates I. Smith

Services for Gates Ivory Smith, 930 Kenwood Ave, who died Wednesday in General Hospital, will be held Monday in Mississippi. He was 36. A native of Clay County, Mississippi, Mr. Smith had lived in Indianapolis one year and was an employee of McCrory's-5 & 10c Store. Survivots are his wife, Mrs. Sallie Smith; four sons, Gates Smith Jr, James, Emmett and Jimmy Smith; his father, John R. Smith; four brothers, Lee and John R. Smith Jr, both of Indianapolis; Gus Smith, Detroit, Mich., and Charles Smith, West Point, Miss.; five sisters, Mrs, Janie Stewart and Mrs. Emma Gordoner, Indianapolis; Mrs. |Susie Humphrey, Mrs. Sadie Odessa williams and Mrs. Goldie Smith, all, of West Point, Miss.

‘Mrs. Lula Blackwell

Services for Mrs. Lula Blackwell, who died Sunday in her home, 2345 Baltimore Ave. will be “held at 1 p. m. Monday in Little Flock United, sem Primitive Baptist* Church, 927 N. Traub Ave. Burial will be in Floral Park. Mrs. Blackwell, who was 64, was born in Tennessee and had been a resident of Indianapolis +35 years and was a member of the Little Flock Church. Survivors are her brother, the Rev. Romulus Winkfield, Indianapolis; four nieces and four nephews.

Mrs. Lillian Day

Mrs. Lillian Day of Franklin died this morning in Long Hospital. She was 65. : A native of Clarksburg, W, Va. she was a member of the Church of | | Christ, Scientist. She is survived | by her husband. Charles Day of | Prankiin; a daughter, Mrs. Leland | Keller of Kemp, O.; and three sis= ters, Miss Etta Dunnington of Al-

(home. [Hill Cemetery.

native of Germany, and had lived|

q2| Was 16.

08| igh School and was a .member Of

Burial will be in Crown Mr. Wallman, who was Tl, was a

n Indianapaolls for 53 years, He

Roth, and a brother, William Wall-| Indiana Independent Petroleum As- ery sociation here today.

man, all of Indianapolis.

Miss Helen Hamilton

Services. for Miss Helen (Babe) Hamilton, who died Thursday in her home, 4322 Evanston Ave, will be held at 2:30 p. m. Monday in the Moore Mortuaries Colonial Chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill. She

She was a junior at Broad Ripple

the 40th Street Christian Church. Miss ‘Hamilton isesurvived by her| parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hamilton: two sisters, Mrs, Alice June| Hawkersmith and Miss Victoria 8 March Hamilton; a brother, Robert Lewis Hamilton; a grandmother, Mrs. Laura May Hamilton, and

3! grandparents, M. and Mrs. Robert Club Plans

| Owens, all of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Viva Livengood

Mrs. Viva Blanche Livengood, 37 W. 21st St., died today in Methodist Hospital. She was 61. A native of Demascus, O, she had lived here for 20 years, and was an employee of H. P. Wasson & Co. for 15 years. She was a member of General DeLafayette Chapter, DAR, in Lafayette. Services will be at 3:30 p. m, tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Zion Cemetery, Wauseon, O. ~ Survivors are one niece, Mrs. R. A. Adams, Phoenix, Ariz; three nephews, Fred . . and E. R. Batdorf, Wauseon, O., and the Rev. John W. Batdorf, Midland, Mich.

Jacob Burck

Services for Jacob Burck, who died yesterday in his home, 1566 Shelby St. will be at 1:30 p. m. Monday in the G. H. Herrmann funeral home. Burial will be in Concordia. Mr. Burck, who was 87, was & native of Germany and had been an Indianapolis resident 65 years. He was employed 30 years at the Indianapolis Brewing Co. until retirement 29 years ago. He was a member of St. John's Evangelical| and Reformed Church. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs.

the son of Mrs. Hazel Livingston, 4900 Melrose Ave. Ave,

of the American Petroleum Institute, division of marketing, urged Hoosier oilmen to write their congressmen in protest of. any measure restricting sale of petroleum products.

Indiana Oil Industry public relations committee, said the trend toward government regulation of the industry should be opposed because

ing event for shooters in this sec-

in action in|k March, 1945 in|

be held at 10 a. m.| today at Conkle] funeral home.

charge of Wayne Post, American Legion, with burialin Floral Park. Pfc. Rarridon,| who was 24, was

Pfc. Rarridon

Barney L. Majewski, vice president

J. @G. Sinclair, chairman of the

‘such restrictions work hardships on the public as well as the industry.” ~Morris Parker, South Bend, was

Turkey Shoot

Times State Service

| NEW CASTLE, Ind., Nov, 22—The | 5 Lewisville Conservation Club will|]

hold its annual turkey shoot at 10 a. m, tomorrow. This is an outstand-

tion of the country and many are

one of the 50 turkeys offered as prizes.

LEGALS

BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the following titions have been filed with the Board of Zoning Appeals, City of Indian. apolis, requesting a variance from the requirements of the Zoning Ordinance: LEONA R. OG , 136 Rochester Avenue, requests variance of use to permit the operation of a beauty shop In the front room of the existing resi-

800-V-47—IRVING UCH,

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pansion of a non-conforming use to mit the construction of an addition to the existing garage and its conversion into a synthetic dry cleaning plant at the rear of the Sxiing build ne LJ - VERCIL & MARY EB.

UCH, rear 2038 Rast, 13th Street, request variance of rear yard requirements to permit the construction of a 10° addition and a second story to the existing garage, the latter to be used for living ary rs at the rear of the existing resi

FLICK —Lula

ah, Antioch,’ an ’Belgium, were to| later, Kirb GREEN Worrall,

Military rites of ‘the Chimes, 195 "Pr

were to be in| Mond y go Cha anal of Bunday noon

GRON--Doh Edward, age 19, son of

Nathan Groh,

expected to have a try at winning ville, na.

CRO 2034 North Harding Sireet, requests - Bosto!

1. DEATH NOTICES

Penn, wife of Earl

Wuebler, city,

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Te Madison Ave.

mother

Yhound wil Hill

and Mrs,

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Monday,

| Serv :3 E Wa Bros. Ting Hil Penap

Washington St, Bu

Aa 2014 ne ick, , Mol r Joseph E. Cantwell, city n uel Pol ard -of

of Friend Friends may call the Chimes after

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of Corbin, a dare LN Swine of " died Friday hor, further information call

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Park. Friends may call at emg Hil Hil

Chapel any time after Saturday:

HAMILTON--lHelen (Babe),

Monday, gd

[elinda Madison Ave, day morning, ne, Loulsville,

R. Sturgeon. ya

Serviced

Services

Friends Ohlo,

p.m. of 4323

had been a tailor at Capitol Ave. | Evanston Ave, entered into rest and Maryland St. for many years. RE age 1 ears. dau hist of to a eer "a coe Oiimen rotest [EE | Masonic Lodge 23 and the iiton; Fundduighier of Mrs. Laurs | Grotto. May | J amt ton phe Me oR ura Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Ella pom ‘a "Colonial Chapel, I, 344 * Gols Wallman; a daughter, Mrs. Earl uf i Patna cere a Levy, Logansport; a son, Wallman; four sisters, Mrs. Hara Protests against proposed oll ra- NoMa 3 N; Talbot, passed ee, y Piogy Wallman, Miss Louis Wallman, Mrs. | toning were voiced by speakers at fm fi they SLM a, Detoth Ms willlam Nolting and Mrs. Charles the 25th annual convention of the | Ma or Kiefer of dana Lis.

ashington Park, call at morn.

ni Monda Me

de? Friends ee eters. Priends

ed NaS Batuidey Flanner

& Bu-

afternoon, [Friends

may call at the mortuar RWI — Matilda, Le of Mrs

Matilda Howe Robert and Edward

Irwin, sister of Mrs, El passed away Thursday

{sabeth Light, p. m, Priends

may call at the Tolin Funeral Home,

elected president of the association | 1308 Prospect St. after 4 p. m, Sat y . | urday, rvice "Monday ay, 3 p. m, to succeed R. J. Rogers, Indian tom the funeral home. Burisl apolis. Memorial Park. Friends invited,

MARTIN—Elizabeth, 3843 N. Harding St, widow of Josaph Martin, Aster

of Mrs. Edward

Monda H, Maheitiond '¢ id Chapel,”

Friends may call at th 7 p.m. Batu ris A O’BRIE rgaret R., and Mrs. Will dona Eon: a: Al ver, Usher Mortuary, St: 9 a.m, Friends invited, Cemetery, mortuary after 6

PIERCE—Clyde

Mrs. rgia Skelton, Norfolk, a an

Knightstow! ners! Home,

- as » -

‘ « MN Monday ab tuherai

{ and nieces and a 1

we Io aie

Interment Memorial Park Cometery:

wife of, Donald, duiighter ulle: pope

ter, husband of { Caura Pierce, tather of Mrs, Lloyd Oust San Francisco,

Indi fata po 18,

assed away Friday p. m. service Monday, 11 a re ley Bros. Central Shape! 946 N. Illiols St, Crown fill, Friends may call an) time ter Sunday noon, MARTIN~—Mabel, ee lov wite i Charles tin, Jans ile, irgil an hd aut

e chapel afte

age ° 5 ol "Sr

. Wash . Anthony's Church. Burial H Friends JAY

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brother of Glenn Pierce,

Frost MecClaron,

away.

Friends ay oo at the sey Fu3925 BE. New York after

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Washington Park Cemetery. FOTHASTHenty, 7 y DS Jan, oJ of BH

E, 10th St, Pothast, Henrich

Pashayivania Street, requests variance of a requirements to permit the construc tion of four two-family houses 613-V-47 ~~ CARROLL POI DEXTER, | b rear 1413 Spann Avenue, requests variance of rear yard Toquiremenis to permit the | hE conversion of nd floor of the ‘isting two-story caThge into llving Sar ters at the rear of the existin JeNdoncs. 613-V-47—J. 1. HOLCOMB Co.,

Elmer Schmidt; a son, Frank A. Burck; a sister, Mrs. Margaret Weilacher; a brother, Dietrich Burck, | and one granddaughter,

THIEVES SMASH WINDOW Thieves with a juvenile bent last night smashed a window in the Jordan Grocery, 1249 Deloss St. and stole candy, a gross of bal-. loons and a dozen left-over Hal-, loween masks,

1617-31 Barth Avenue, requests TS ian 5 of a non-conforming use to permit the

Ing Iavory phliding . K. WESTPALL, 2001 Bast on Bloest, a variance of use to permit the construction of a residence type Dutiding Jou use as a doctor's office. 615-V-47—-ROLAND MARTIN, 1336 Hoyt

Avenue, requests permission’ to operate an Servic & gry Monday

automobile repair garage and body ba Jhop in the existing building. 41 M. MACDOUGALL., 507 jg West

. INC 40th Street, requests variance

| of area requirements to permit the con |

i struction of a two-family house, 617-V-47—<CHARLES T. HIDER, 4535-30 East 21st Street, requests variance of use and rear yard requirements to permit the construction of a retail store build.

ee —————————— ing, a portion of this building to extend INDIANAPOLIS ihe Day HOUSE to within 5’ of the rear property line, Clearings wha de 8 7,554,000 018-VAT — KATHERINE & ARTHUR Debits ..... Bn = 22,558,000 LSTRATE, 1200 Bedford Street, request For the Week permission to park and occupy & trailer CIOATIDGS +:vvsvsinrressrsnsens 54,460,000 | In the side yard area of the existing resiBODIE «.vonvsvinsssngisnsvens 152,988,000 | dence.

nm INDIANAPOLIS VENTS TODAY

Children’ s Concert, Indianapolis Symphony Concert—10 a. m,, Cadle 'abernacle. Indiana Sehrvimen’ s Club—10 a. m., Clay~ 1

Hotel Yale-Harvard Meeting for Listening to the broadcast of the Yale-Harvard Game—13:15 p. m., Indianapolis Athletic Club. Council of Jewish Women—'Council Follies” night, Columbia Club.

EVENTS TOMORROW Oathollie and Protestant Services. Mendelssohn Commemoration, “H of Praise” —7:1 Baptist Church. Indianapolis Matinee Musicale 70th anni versary program-—-3 p, m., Scottish Rite Cathedral, | MARRIAGE LICENSES Gerald C. Downe, 419 N Sams; Laura Mae Davisson, 419 N. Charles Redelman, 1305 N ware; Betty shit, 411 N. Delaware. H. Eibes, 2832 N. : 2 * Adele Van DeVanter, 2832 N. Albert Joseph Brown, 241 Parkview; Vir-

706 W. 30th. 3080 8. Belmont;

motel 5 p. m, First

N Hold Ward Burke,

derson, W. Va.. Miss Frank Dun- Bvt FP. Burke, 2308 W. Morg , 341 N. Gladstone; Ma aret nington, and Mrs, James Babb of| “Nyers, 37 No oe Ea - Phil; william D. Clifton, Camb e City. ars | ppl, W. Va. | Ellen J Jeflrey, Cambrid e City, Services will be held in Flanner| james Drake Jr. 2010 Beilefontaine; | pha

& Buchanan mortuary.

Don E. Groh |

Don E. Groh, 1128 N. Grant Ave. died yesterday in his home after al five-months’ illness. He was 19.

a member of the Second Church of | Christ, Scientist, and the Order of DeMolay. He had attended Technical High School. Time for the services in the | Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel have not yet been set, ' He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan 8, Groh, and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Ingle, all of Indianapolis.

Jerry H. Baney .. Funeral services for Jerry H.| Baney, 2566 N. Rural St, will be held at 3 p. m. Monday in Moore mortuaries peace chapel. Burial

Watch Repairing

10-DAY SERVICE

.Mr. Baney, who was 72, died

SB ened "he ag en DEATHS y Ri He is survived by his wife, Mrs. yyy wilson, at 166 B. Market, myo- gs and Bert ecarty: also ‘¢ obi SS {Graee M. Paney of Indi pape ls. a Bia lackwell, 6d at 248 Baltimore, pom m. ‘st the Chis ; Ry Mock ot pp us el \ H ELBY & sus” Carol Sr RS ao 15, at General, bron- ri . rial Fark Priends Jay is ‘Clines, 81, at 1426 E. 16th, cerebral, Bunday. FURNITURE CO. rr ris, 56, at 7i1 Bates, asthiows.| lin, 104, wil Ee ¥ 1 hl. M53 Ri "| Anna Marie Gisler Gisler, 84, at Methodist, cere- otlier of Mrs, sri Eivhy tol “Fountain Squares Oldest, K SR Bie 77. at General, pneu- nington of Alderso: i Miss. | Geo. and Leading Purniture || Grace Pousrd Kiingensmith, 1, at Meth- «ire. yume es meien of FR HEE ; william 2, ool on, 5, th Yottodialy Planner & & Sunt Morty y, time % & ’

A lfelong resident here, he was John

will be in Washington Park Cemetery.

rlene Wark ‘1310 W. 28th. Dugas N.

Meridian, Ldicille Pr us brioction, 9s8vs N. Hamilton. | 970 Olin; Mein | Weevie, 948 N, Luett. Robert E. Jacobs, ag W. 30th; Mary W.| Callaway, Kokom | Charles T. Johnson 282 N. Tremont; Mary Helen Thompson, 26 8, Add

R. Kenney, 1306 N. Delaware; Jo e Armstrong, 1258 Lawrence Joseph William Kegeris, 528 X La Salle;

Phyllis Jean Phil Phillips, 850 $501 E. 21st, BIRTHS Twins ar” gS lman-Banae),

Boys br Coleman—Oliver, Bernice Warner; wil-| Ham, Marion Donnelly. At General—George xine Myers; man, Varrie Brow At iS Fra nete— William, Florence Bohanon; Mary Hal Iker,

Charlotte Priest,

ick, - Albert Bartholamew; Verris

incent’s—Joseph, Mildred Lowry; John,’ Y Ante Kochler; Walter, Thelma Miller; John, Antoinette Cunningham. At_ Melhodist—George, Marjorie = Stube; aio)

Edith Este At Heme—Walter, Claudia Todd, Girls

Alt ree. | At . Methodist—Ralph, aL Slaugnt SA [ Winfred, urgl

Ruth Do on; | Belle Shrum; a At St. Vincen a io

John, Genevieve Grasso At St. Frances—Alfred, Elizabeth Andfews; George. Darthula Hottle; Verlie, Ruby

He | A{'G Gemerss—yc chard, Beity Reeves oryal, Alice Hass; Robert, J mahos Creorge, Gretna Elliott; |

Bory.” Bhutt;

Mary

40 years. Since last May he ame RBar Burns, aa 3.

Pel-|

619-V-47—CABSE NOT COMPLETE. 621 INDIANAPOLIS POWER yon COMPANY, 5702-10 Brookvile Road, requests variance of use ihe construction and operation of ait ric sub-station at such time as bulldi aterigls are available, 621-V-47—JOHN O. BOWMAN & J. W, WINSLOW, 1290 West 30th Street, request permission to operate an open air aujomobile sales lot $IIVAT-MARK & JANET WILSON,1 860 Berkley Road, request variance of building line requirements to permit the enclosure of the existing porch at the front of the existing residence. 623-V-47PAUL . BENEDICT, North. Wout Corner Kealing Avenue & Oth Street, uests variance of use to permit Be construction of a building, size 26’ x 80’, on the i. Iasufacture of sutomatic 3 So. §24-V AT MARTHA BAIRD, 28 Cane tral Avenue, requests variance of use permit t ation of sa beauty shop n the front rooms of the Suisting residence. 626-V-41—E. D. EYTCHISON, 3501 East

0-V-

26th Street, requests variance of use to Sonsurstion, and. operation of | P

a cabinet sh 626-V- VI—ROBERT E. GIBBS, rear 1721 Bank Raymond Btreet, requests permission occupy 4 a trailer at the rear dence

Teves 7 — BRIG HTWOOD HRISTIAN| © CHURCH, Northeast Corner A & Bla tion Btreets, requests permission to conSyruce a church building. R pope hearing on itions will held by the Board of Zoning Appeals on Monday, December 1, 1047, at 3:30 P. M. in Room 104, City Hall at or time and place ail tnterested persons will be given opportunity to heard-+in reference to the matters titions,

said

set out in sald BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS Noble P. HolMster, Secreta

ANNOUNCEMENTS

L “L_DEATH | NOTICES Indianapolis Times, Bat. “ Nov. 1, GROH, Don Edward, MARTIN, Elizabeth,

REED, Grace Bond, | SCHWOMEYER, Elizabeth Irene,

Shiney Sic —

| BANEY Jerry W., of 256 WN. ural 8t., entered into rest ursday evening, “sge 72 years, iisband of Grace

| x fut Tenaner o5050. E ren 5

at Peace fends are welcome. Burial Wash

ington Park. Moore Mortuaries.

BURCK—Jacob, #1 years, 1 e St. beloved father of Mrs. Elmer H. hmidt and Prank H. Burck,

brother of Mr Pf Margaret Wellacher and Dietrich rek, Milwaukee, Wis, Schmid, ba of Elizabeth Schmidt, Dated A Friday. Puheral m., at t G, Hon nn A al Home, 1505 8 8 East Bt. Priends invited. Burial Concor=° dia. Friends may call at funeral home after 6 p. m. Baturda

S11-V-47—JOHN MAX, 4807-13 North|2

Eloise Green of New

gt Christin m=

No,

Mi ECE berkins, both of wi alter Brown of Nashe

a own of

ames we Prown of

sister, . Service Sunday, Funeral Home, at Hope. .

YNO died overseas:

[.vited. Interment | may call at mortuary. widow, oh V.. Age ¢ 0;

Andrew Robards, mother of Jane Robar Roberts, passed awa 23, Funeral service

p | dlarria Man zs. pal rvice onds Peace Yoso E. a are Be me Hill, Moore Mortuari

SHEL Cy Abel Wells,

1 m Oeity,

AWS Jordan Funeral Home 8t., 1 p. m. Sat Tuesd 25, 1:30 p

near Zionsville

man a years,

her of

Pred Schwomeyer Jr. Ruth and Patsy Schw of

n. Ir om Shirley

Logan L. H. Brown, Pelham, N Sonstrustion of an addition to the exist-| 8 m. *

Nashville. ley Bery

Charis I Age rand ads of {, Indianapo

ats and Mrs, elburne of Zionsville, grandmother of Helen and Hilda Shelburne, passed Priday, Friends may call at the , 3428 E. 10th

Betite Waterous and

"Arthur

Bn ty aburg, r oz passed hu wt

Bon Pind. "Burial

of Mrs.

ihe own Hil Friends

nge 07, T, Sifies- ‘

at the home, Priends may av dp at the

home. Hall service, T amue 1 New York Bt, entered into rest Priday, =» 89 years, father of Mrs. Bessie + Baleh, Mrs. Lydia E Ely and Grace Kimberlin, stepfather of on Moore,

brother of Thomas Ruth, Cn Luda pai lie Woodward,

at Pehigan Bt. Burial Crown 08.

onacha A,

other of ar. Alma

,» Nov invited. * Burial Little Basle Cemetery SIMMONS— Wallace Sr., of 726 Dore

nes ime

Mrs. Emma

Oliver a Clarence Simmons. Bervices Monday, 10 &. m, ace apel, 2050 E., Michigan 8t. Friends are welcom urisl ashington ark. uaries. SCHWOMEYER—Elizabet!

Montcalm, age 47, , ite of

mother of omeyer, sister Mrs.

Chapel, 946 N. Tiithots. a Glen 8

Haven. Friends a after 6 p. m. Saturda WALLMAN—Pred, 71 husband of Ells of Mrs, Earl Lev man, brother Oo Wallman, Mrs.

urday. ZIEGLER — Central Ave, | Otto Ziegler, Thomas, Mrs. Charles Withers, Patricia Ann Ziegler

belov

10 a. m., at th Puneral Home,

1506 Priends invited. Burl

our

appreciation fo son Dona . Rev

Mrs.

Foreign Wars

Bros.

ui %

Mio 3’ PAMILY

and Bel hbors floral tri tributes at the d M. We 203 the services render

Des EEL Bifcers LT Power

Waliman, and Harold

Dons William Nolting,

sister of Mrs. Margaret Voris and grandmother

BALDWIN—T 0 neighbors and relatives we wish to express our heartfelt thanks and

wonderful service rendered by MRS, HARRY KENNETH

To our and relatives we Ww thanks

cA cha,

vi father Walland Louise Mrs,

Charles Roth and Willlam Wallman, pasted away Friday. Funeral Mon~ day, 3 m., at the G, H. Herrmann Funeral Home, East Bt.

Priends invited. Burial Crown Hill Priends may call after § p. m. Bat-

1 years, ed mother of Anna

sed away

Thursday evening, Puneral Monday, °

H. Herrmann East St. al South Park

Cemetery, Ss nsburg, Ind, Friends may call “Kt> the funeral home,

‘3. CARD OF THANKS

many friends,

r thelr many

deep kind letters, cards and floral tributes extended to us on the return of our

R. BALDWIN DWIN

many friends,

for the

the oh and Arthe "Maddox, Por th ele Find services.

THE PAMILY.

4. IN SEEMORIAM

ELWOOD-We wish to gratitude to our relatives, friends for as and bo

express our

racials \sspecinlly

Bo Ee bers

Rgsen-

}

mpathy

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4 IN MEMORIAM

a , Who FT

§. FLORISTS—MONUMENTS

FOR FUNERAL FLOWERS John Qrands & Soma, Florist Wash. MA-3508

RR FLOWER SHOP u 200 W. 31st. TA-024 “ 8 FUNERAL D DIRECTORS il

CONKLE FUNERAL RAL HOME 5 ARLEY FUNERAL ’

1604 W. Morris, MA-1234; way Cha, Auburn at 1

& BUC AN-—-28 Creek ‘Boulevard, TA-3377.

BERT S. GADD

2326 She! SHIRLEY BROS. B. :

954 N. Hlinols, . ROBERT NG 2 a3 MA-8570 10. LOST & FOUND LIBERAL REWARD : Ho oe hobep, personas * pers, "ch kes, IR-2463

Ie return 217 State

LOW Munday night, Nov. 17. Brows Temple: oS pattem hoadl:

i found please ve uppy, old, . und ooh white ail 4 since. Bll at eo Be mont, = puppy. ox errier .

LO! , mixed call and shepherd. Indians 8 P. . W home

for these Nr “ Call -8776. LOBT— Pal” wire hatred terrier fA .

BE. New York and Pleasant Blvd, Brown studded harness. Reward 34.

Call HI-2367 or LI-3373.

LOST Yellow 2 ng la Io counted in ruby.

poo and Set, o 1h TH - ROY. wn RI%babl Corner Ti and. Wash. Big J LEG SORES Milk leg Phisbitis, Yaruow Veins tresied without - the 3 DO re or She DR. M. B. MORRIS

aval

203 Odd Pellow Bldg. MA-s387, velt Building. RI-0481. ‘ Dr. Fred M. Hickman, Dentist, a anon located on entire Sth floor Bldg, 10 W. Ohio, corner Meridian near postoftice; formerly of 301 Roosevelt Bldg.

-ASOHOLIC

12-8tep grou reached through ig 61 Times, yf by tele phone, TA-6813, Share-a-Ride

Registration 8 Service the country. eheos tf ne no ans, i tA

OL —————— FALSE TEETH | REPAIRED No delay! LI-9030. 108

DR. Hauth, DENTIST

revok a. o. Boyd Ine In- : surance "08 Security’ Trust ” FR- ih A Better H y , BATHS and

SERVICE 231 N. Capito.

Detective, Private : —1ficensed, bonded, confidential. Pres consultation. Mr. Gregory, MA-0483. MASSAGE 4 th Service, 2631 Capitol Ave, TA-93T4.

TRATHENT Neur-arth-lumba~ rehm mai hy 248 N. Cap., LI-4122. FRIVATE ei TR a de 16. BUSINESS SERVICE

ALTERATION SPECIALIST

LADIES" 8 GARMENTS CLEAN NABLE.

Meyer wer 0. Jacobs

Jey BE. 16th St.

“Auto Radiator Service :

sroulin, ee ta. or pers: Eien.

Oldest Gide tnopn dw mia: ’ Brakes Lo rear 2217 RN Cap. ” icycles A as 3

Repaired, Re ted — Free Estimate I in FOR AN D DELIVER!

1822 CAL on , FR-4998, BLOCK, STONE AND BRIOK

Plues and repair work. Gu teed. Free estimate. CH-T137-W,

teed. Free estimate. CH-IIDW. Carpenter ‘and Millwright Insured Union Carpenters. Immediate Service. CA-6036.

CAR. a, fiding, remodel in| roofing; Insured workman. BE- 26-W. bo ALL KINDS of carpentry, Tou, h r finished o 8, sub co! h teat PR-6105 or re 0%. GENERAL carpentry and ryan SEE \

or Ch-Sies. ~ PAY-AS-YOU-GO

Checking Astounta: 10 Per Check! THE PEOPLES STATE BANK 130 E. Market Member, FDIO No Minimum Balance Required gravel, cinders, fill dirt. We will end ib it.

© FR-I8IT Pim CRORE RC at ie svel; top and fill sl for fertilizer. L. Prancis, DELIVER or! condition, or. co knows eity. -0426-J - CH-9381-J. “ E. A. Whalin Electric Service Power lighting and r; 3701 Mass. Ave. 2841, CH-7533-J.

eT oan ow repairing wpectaliy. all plugs. Switones, "deor chim

CA-0179 ULING—34-Hour service.

LIGHT White a He Weather-proof van.

PR anklin« ; CON.

= FURNAGE :

clean airing. Parts for all SIS New od, used - furnaces.

Aome Heating Sales & Repairs,

[eke

Ph Foils Ano PAMILY.