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

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V o call of Rites Tomorrow To Install Officers WH 1. Hunters Ca ‘|. Donald ©. pearan whe sated ites Wednesday % Thrilling GIFTS af LOWER PRICES ‘-. OD Worshipful Master of Indianapolis « : ‘Cat Man’ Safari For C | Reill Lodge 660 PAAM fn ceremonies ai i ; Services ee —— Le Con aatoomt] Puteral services for Pvt. Prancisf to HELP you make this. the Ql | cine of BOONVILLE, Dee. 15 (U P)~ Temple, 1522 W. {J. Hibbert, who died in Aachen, Gei-| : 1 i and at 9 gel Boonville's “monster” hunters put Killed: in Normandy morris st. /many, on Nov. 21, 1944, will be at greatest Christmas ver! _ Burial wi away their shotguns today. They k' Other officers to +10:30 a. m. Wednesday in. Grinstein- | 1 a A Qrines admitted sheepishly there probably During D- Day Attac be installed are: ‘er'’s funeral home. Burial will be ; Hitzelberger was nothing to the weird story of Private burial services. for Cpl. ped F. Bryant, ne in Holy Cross Cemetery. 3 had resided e “Cat Man” or the “Black. Mon- Bernard F. Reilly Jr, who Was oor warden; ‘| Pvt. Hibbert, who was 22, lived . apolis, ster” which has been giving towns. killed in Normandy on D-day, June gyoadjus W, Bill- a» lat 43 N, Ehstern Ave. Before enter-| ' 4 Mr. Hitze people the jitters for several days. 6, 1044, will be held at 1 p. m. 10 gop” junior § ing the Army, he attended Our i 3 i a hd Absit a @ozen men armed. with morrow in Calvary © “vers Red ., warden; Earl R. | Lady of Lourdes School and was a 3 } He a ar shotguns. ropes ang other Weapons Memorial services were-feld July Williams, treasur- member of Our Lady of Lourdes i 5 Re viving 1 roamed the’ streets early Vesterday 25, 1944 : ér; Cecil A. Dunn, . # Catholic Church, He attended Howe! 4 » Hitzelberger; secking traces of the monster, But, CPL Reilly, who wag 26, Lived at (oo i0y: A. Por- High School and was employed by : ain Ira t he apparently failed to pay his 11 N. Arsenal Ave and was vn ter - Butterfield Mr. Martin Victory Cleaners. $ bey roti : nightly visit ployed by the U. 8 Rubber co ge senior deacon Al- HE | Mr, Hibbert is survived by his fa- ter. Mrs. Bi y 4 on fore 06 Stereq miliary = bert N. Gelimer, junior deacon; ther, Lewis W, Hibbert; his step- Indianapolis.

MOST of them gave up In, disgust. But three of the more determined residents continued ® the search through the outlying dis-

Ernest C. Horsman, chaplain; Carl mother, Mrs. Helen Hibbert; four gk J. Windisch, senior steward; Ed- brothers, Lewis Jr., Robert, Joe and ward A. Bertram, junior stewart Donald Hibbert, and four sisters, Edward A. Lehman, tyler. Mrs, Jane Dolzall, Mrs. Catherine

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ets, Survivors include his parents; Mr. “Trustees for 1048 are Roland H, Ziegler, Mrs. Mary Proper and Miss 3 Copley xX They returned last night. weary "0 " ponard: P. Reilly, and Vornehm, Roy C. Butcher and Ben- Patricia Ann Hibbert. . Luxurious Gravel Bo nd thoro sgusted with the : wicta ’ y . . : y ) aig Wormiily disgu ¥ three sisters, Miss Theresa Retlly jamin H. Miller. Joseph A. Davis Appreciated Gifts! . Home With Eg and Mrs, Mary Glass, both of Indl-| J Robert Pelts, past master, will . . ® Park Cemete “For my money, there is no mon- | anapolis, and Mrs. Ann Btriby, act as installing officer. Roy c.! Services for Joseph A. Davis, for- Floral Print ti Sunda ster around here and. there never 1 ,uisville, mer Indianapolis insurance sales-: * ]

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{Butcher will be marshal. : man who died yesterday in his home LY af obe e reenYi, des overt Bic. ¢ Mrs. Maryan Hunot | A christmas party and dance will om mpg, Fla, will be held Wednes-

us » II'a bunch house keeper said. “It's all a bun Funeral services for Mrs. Maryan follow the Installation, | day at 2 p. m. in Hisey & Titus nl !

of wild talk.” | —— "50 Hunot, a native of Vincennes, were neral home, Enfombment will be nl

MR. BITCHER said he and the held at 9 a m. today in Holy Washington Park Mausoleum, two other men had surveyed the Angels Catholic Church, with end Comer i Mr, Davis, who was 59, was gen 3 fe ’ J ah y I o . coal-mining area near the southery burial at Washington Park Ceme- eral agent for Continental ms sen

"edge of the town and had found ten vs Co. in Tampa at the time of his y 1 whn wi 8 ( Y nothing Mrs, Hunot h 1 i hed 10 d d death, He was a member of. the o ow \ 11 Thursday in her home, Park Lake Presbyterian Church at

We haven't planned anolher in VA xh Had restization and T'm. w ' reget Capito ve. nhe had On ls ) , While in Indianap- # vestigation and I'm ready to forge 1013 and was a member of vices for Mrs. Lena D. Comer, 1% iy, 38 r of rent. oY

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Moi McNeely, another member of 8he is survived by two daughters, 1033 N. Hamilton Ave, were to be Kodge, aM: in ro v the group, was not quite 0 CON- |\)., "vy, R, Holmes, Indian. today at 2 p. m. in the Jordan fu- ny Yolo at A ;

vinced, but he made no mention apolis, and Mrs "Lillian Rehhann, neral home, Burial is to be inj of another hunting expedition, [New York: two sisters, Mrs. Della Crown Hill. She was 00. | Survivors are his wife, Grayce C.; . : :

HO ¢ j ” . a son, Gerald T. Davis; a daughter, Favorites for year-round wear! MR. McNEELY was one of the Brown, Indianapolis, and Mrs. No A native of Monroe County near

4 persons who said he saw the pest. '"'* Abrassart, Vincennes, and a Stinesvill, she had been a resident Ed | Flatteringly sheer in new dark wine % No Ironing

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brother, William Johnston. lof Indianapolis 45 years. Her hus- Many. and a sister, Mrs. H. E. Miller, ter colors. Slight irregulars. Sises * Perfect fitting “It was about four feet tall” he

I 84 to 104, * Flattering styles. : {t de W. Comer. | 2 2 : reported. It had long black hair, Mrs. Sarah Jane Irish van Wis Dike Claas 19. ”’ ye ® b R bh I ; * She'll love them’ It leaned over when it walked.” | Services for Mrs, Barah Jane obert W. ennoiz

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Police Chief Robert McConnell (Irish, South Side resident, will be Funeral services for Robert W.

Survivors are her two daughters

SUIDris p ab 10 a, m. Wednesday in the Rebholz, brother of Reese Rebholz, A >? . . HELB was not surprised at the results of McCarthy mortuary with burial in Mrs. - Alberta Chaney and Mrs, ooo ob be "Cit be held at 3 Fast color prints. Pas- Qe Tailored pajamas in » yesterday's monster hunt, ’ ’ .. Ray- |1ROlanapolls, wi 1eic al 4 p. m. \ floral dainty floral print of ‘ New Crown Cemetery. Mary Jane Winkle; two Sons, Ray-| o.o..0 in Flanner & Buchanan tel and floral patterns, durable spun rayon. y 3501 M “1 told those guys all along that A native of Madison, Mrs. Irish mond ‘W Comer and W. Holland mortuary, Burial will ‘be in Crown Regular sizes, Yr. Sma the only thing we had to worry died yesterday in the home of her Comer; her brother, Harry Mayfield, Hill Cemetery ; ; R U P about around here was a bunch son, Charles Ww, Irish 426 8, Noble ait of Indianapolis; three sisters, MY. Rebholi. Who was 34. died ¥ of people running around with St. She was 84 and a member of MIs Metta Thoms and Mrs, Hetta x . . ' ! A - Enjoy loaded shotguns,” he said, “If they'd a epi, a Pugh, both of Indianapolis, and Friday in Cincinnati where he lived. 3 SPORTS bi h. : ng x 3 p {e & > > . ‘ le ” 3 kept that up, somebody was bound Surviving, beside the son, are Mi I'ressie Atwood, Bloomington, He is survived by his wife, Guine. #® All-Leather HANDBAGS Women's Leather to get hurt. I'm certainly glad i ree sisters. Mrs. Havana McClain and 10 grande hildren, vere, a daughter, Miss Sally K. J Bor Mea Wi they've seen the light. It takes . Mrs. Minnie Wolf. both of mes Rebholz, and another brother, Wil- G L Oo Vv r S i M " ' EC a load off my mind | Indianapolis, and Mrs. Atlanta Warren Students Plan [pert A. , Rebholy, Cincinnati. ’

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children, will be he An annual scholarship for the

Hi : Central High School gymnasium Butler University sophomore with William A. Frohliger under sponsorship of the Warrenthe highest scholastic average has Services for William A. Frohliger, 10 club, the Hi-Y and the Sun- 0 ve l e ay

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=e f Alumni Club of Indianapolis. 928 Bradbury Ave, will be tomorrow ine il Rea. s orchestra will play The Rev. Charles Johnson, pastor, Baga. Top handles, underarm sivies FA Signa’ vies. Binck FF The $150 scholarship’ will be at 9:30 a. m. In the Voight funeral w...o Murphy will have charge of of the Old Bethel Methodist | Black, brown, wine, red and other §il Pdliitun Come in and financed by the annual Butler night home. Requiem high mass will be a floor show, the featured enter- Church, will give the annual Christ. colors, full of at the Civic Theater, The recipient at 10 a. m. in 8t. Catherine's Catho- tainment. {mas sermon Friday at Southport Ref will be selected by the faculty schol- lic Church. Burial will be in St ———————————— High School. S00 000 - e000 . . arship committee and the alumni Joseph's Cemetery | He is a 1932 graduate. 2740 Ma

group scholarship committee. The °- Mr, Frohliger, who was 75, was a Names Commissioners The Speakers’ Club, directed by alumni members are L, Grey Bur- native of Cincinnati, O, and had ST, LOUIS, Mo, Dec. 15 (UP)— Mrs, Kathleen Ritchie. will present din, chairman; Miss Gertrude lived here 73 years. He was a re- J, G. Taylor Spink, global com- , pageant, “Christmas in Other Thuemler and Miss Gretchen Kemp. | tired salesman for the Standard Ol missioner of the National Baseball Lands.” The cast in~ludes Jovce

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Sparkling With GIFTS { BOYS! ———— EE Co, where he had worked 30 years. Congress, announced today that paxey, Paul Lindstrom Betty the air training command's airplane Lillie Frohliger; a brother, Joseph man, Cristobal, has been named to by an orchestra under the direction ? | music teacher, will sing. D i E S S E Husky jackets for sturd v yv of the arrangements committee, as- 3 ; 5 - Gay colorful plaids, In

the Holiday Spirit! ALL-WOOL FINISHES ON FIELD COURSE | He retired in 1937, William F. Mulcahy of Anchorage, Nahring, Martha Gsborne, Leah Dell y piri . mechanics training course at Kess- Frohliger, and five grandchildren, a similar post‘ in the Panama Canal of Ivan Warble. A medley of Christ J Rt Po Several Perry Township pastors al i {i i ib winter wear! 100%, wool. also will participate in the affair 4 ] | : Full zipper front. Blue, They include the. Revs. Foster Size- . ; ; 1 maroon, teal. Sizes 30 to more, R. H. Lindstrom and Golden ¥ - Choose ; BY 36. sisted ‘by the Rev. Mr. Lindstrom, grand array heavyweight flannel. Lon

Sgt. Louis E. H. Allen, son of| Survivors are his son, Herbert A. Alaska, has been appointed com- phillips, Elizabeth Setile, Herbert : Mrs. Johanna M. Allen, 1438 Roose- Frohliger; three sisters, Mus. Ida missioner of non-professional base- Tomamichil and Rosilind Webb. . ler Field, Miss all of Indianapolis, Zone. mas songs will be offered by the Northern, . ® Flannel SHIRTS i &8 4 : sleev ort 3 Mr. Warble, Mrs. Luginbill, Mrs. at f 1 Shirt style $)°8 «0 4 573 that beys like,

velt Ave, has been graduated from Fisse, Mrs. Bertha Lovell and Miss ball in Alaska, and Eric E. Fors-| christmas music will be provided Charming mr ores Mrs. Gyneth Luginbill \ Miss Blanche Penrod Is chairman j from: a ’ ; +... If Santa Brings Her an \ Nelle Weaver and Mrs. Blauche Sires te 16.

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