Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 February 1948 — Page 5

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Ainger Powell, pastor of Christ Church of “which

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held at the Lilly home at 5801

Burial will be in Crown Hill Only members of the Lilly family y and a few close friends will ata] iiicne tend the services. EEE tical firm which Mr. Lilly devel-| 3 oped from a small establishment ! Times State Service Betty Crumbaugh, Princeton, Ky.; GREFNSBURG, Feb, 10—8erv- 10 grandchildren, 20 great-grand-

to one of the largest businesses of its kind in the world, was closed ices will be conducted here to- children,

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Mr. Lilly retired from morrow afternoon for George Lee fot the presidency of the company Tremain, former chief justice or Mrs. Jacob Pitts ‘several-years ago-and since then!the Indiana Supreme Court. Mr.! services for Mrs. Alice M. Pitts,

degrees colder than seasonal normals over the entire nation except along the immediate Gulf coast- [had been chairman of the board Tremain, who was 73, died here 1046 N. Pershing St, will be held

line. The large, labelled arrows on the Fotocast show the path bitter-cold Canadian sir will travel Of directors. deep into the southern states and send the mercury below the freezing mark in the north portion of Florida and most of the Gulf States. It will be coldest in the north and central states with snow No immediate relief appears in sight from the

| and a cold wave gripping Kansas and Nebraska. fecuring cold Canadian outbreaks which have put such a terrific dfain on the nation's meager fuel dent.

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U. 8, STATEMENT WASHINGTON, Feb. 10

254,713,489,526 259 211 620 465 22.933 964.995 _ 20,748,408.320

INDIANAPOLI arings . Official Weather -NNITRUATATRS REA Igen somns0 J... Sunrise ..... 6:44 | Sunset

Precip. for 34 hours Deficiency since Jan.

7:30 a. an. 1.

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Indianapol “(City) - | Kansas oi suns | Los Angeles .

{DAYS GROWING LONGER I | The length of a day increases about a thousandth -of a second every century.

Cattle Uneven to $1 Off; | Light Steers Hold Steady

Cattle trade ruled very uneven)

ik eenres 10 f ; . [email protected]%| A A at the Indianapolis Stockyards LB Arie Pel ser

| wife and his two sons, El Lilly, ty,

Mrs. Katherine Hackman of Central Normal, now Canter-

: bury College, at Danville, and 4504 in her home Saturday. Bsc Rathenne Suckiman Sed |of the Indiana Law School. } y

Local Issues — yesterday in the h askec Clara Hueber, 39 E. Hanna Ave. . |She was 86. a : Services ‘will be “held at, 8:30 Pre a. m. Thursday Herrmann Punceal lowed by a 9 o'clock service at, St. Roch's Catholic Church. Buria)/liee, and was a director of the ia, Als, and Thomas C. Pitts, Union Trust Co., of Greensburg. ceyeland, 0.; a sister, Mrs, PaulSurvivors include the widow, ine King, Indianapolis; 11 grand. Mrs. Mary Littell Tremain; a children and seven great-grand-

3% will be in St. Joseph Cemetery. | Born in Germany, Mrs. Hackmann had lived here 67 years and was a member of St. Roch's|

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(UP)—Government expenses and receipts for the eurrent fiscal year through Feb. § compared {with a year ago: This Year Last Year Expenses .. $31,119 395 143 $22,222 354,088 24,553 496.852 23,591,072,959

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morrow ‘at -Shiloh Baptist Church. Cemetery. She was 82. - in he ho TE Burial will be in New Crown Mrs, Winlogk, whose survivors 108% in Jacobs Brothers’ West Side Cemetery. j include two great-great-grand-Mr. Douglas, who was T4, died children, died in her home Sunafter he was struck by a car in day. A native of Metcalf Coun. He ty, Kentucky, she had lived here -

Rosetta Pointer,

Burial will be In New Crown Cemetery. { Mrs, Pay 0 was 21, was the 900 block of N., West St. erson, Ky., and had : ved gt Sie Ry { a member of Shiloh Church. Garfield ... | Surviving are her husband, 14.4 Frank Pointer; her parents, Mr. Dorothy Evans, and two broth. ters, Mrs. Maxine Wells and Mrs, «0» and Mrs. Marcell Posey, all of In- ers, Frederick and “ dianapolis, and three sisters, Mrs. las, all of Indianapolis. : Flaggs and Mrs. Lawrence Rn ex 3: Kirksey. both of Chicago. and Underwriters Withdraw “en.

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: NEW YORK, Feb. 10 (UP)-- Services for Mrs. Mary (Lizzie) Mrs. Bertha C. McVey ,erting. “the whole deal is oft.” Holcott, 1620 Arrow Ave. Will Mrs. Bertha C. McVey, 5833 underwriters of ' the receutly be conducted at 1 p. m. Thursday | Carrollton Ave., died yesterday in offered 1,505,000 share block of Buchanan mortuher home. Bhe was 82. common stock of Jn ec Praser A native of Clermont, she had Corp, announced today t de- 2 lived here most of her life and posited funds of all dealers had | Mrs. Holcott, who was 81, died was a member; {Christian Church. ' { Services will be held at 2:30 The action was taken less than | ines - 24 hours after suit had been filed Mrs. Rose and Mrs. Freda Buchanan mortuary, Burial will in Detroit to enjoin the offering. Hammer; twa. sons, Otto and At the Kaiser-Frazer offices Jere Phillip Liehr; two sisters, % Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. 1 Spokesman said -there-could-be-Linda. Weber and Mrs. E. B Oscars, Indianapolis; a son, 10 statement at this time because Roessler; Vly, West Palm Beach, virtually all attorneys and of- and Otfo Fischer; three grandFla.: two grandchildren and one ‘icers were en route to New York children and two

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3rd Prizes Susan Thorson, 8, 3306 E. 36th Street,

an application massaging body keep the skin soft and . thus avoiding ort due to dryness and tness. It refreshes and tones the skin, An ideal massage application for the n , tingling or burning sensations of the rd ag! the tired back muscles or eram . legs. Quick] DROrbed. Delig use, enly nurses. Millions Ay bottles sold. Just a t and lubricant. try i%

4th Prize: Betty Paulus, 8, Riley Hospital, Indianapolis

Sunday night. at 10 a. m, tomorrow in the th » tive of Bartholomew Coun- Street Baptist Church, Burial wi melude 3% wis Aa Tremain began the be in New Crown Cemetery. She president of the firm, and Josiah practice of law here 47 years ago. was 67. K. Lilly Jr. executive vice presi- He was a member of the firm of| arg Pitts, who wa. bom In ve Tremain and Woodfill at the time Tuskegee, Ala., had lived here 12 of his death. He was a graduate years and was a member of the 25th Street Baptist Church. She

publishes a weekly NEWSPAPEr 4i0nanoiis: James K. Pitts: 0

brother, De. M. Pe Premain o children, Adams, and a sister, Mrs. 8. F. A. ‘brother, Stewart of Richmond. | Mrs. Emma Winlock

i “William Douglas - [3506 E. Orange St.’ will be held Mrs. Frank Pointer Services for William Douglas, at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Nor-

Frances $27 Darnell St, who died Satur- wood Garfield: Baptist Church.

had resided here 64 years and 46 years and was a member Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.| Other survivors are two

‘ren and eight great-grandchil-

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2nd Prize: Jeon K. Heidt, 11, a Indianapolis

Ist Prize: Davey Smith, 9, 2 1501 ‘Comer Avenue, - Indianapolis

OTHER WINNERS INCLUDE: 4

Roberta Abdon Dorethy Louise -Johantzen fi Jo Blatz Jennifer Locke Roland Deringer Sherrie Pruitt Carolyn Green _ Mary Steward

Jan Calvert Green Myra Woeds

Winning Valentines and honorable mentions will be on display ; Tuesday, February 10, through Friday, February 13. The judgs were

Miss Elizabeth Ohr, Miss June Woodworth and Miss Hazel Hart.

| Rites for Mrs. Macie Elizabeth | Irving, 2533 Ralston Ave, will he

{~ Mrs. Irving, a native of Prince- =. ‘ton; Ky., had lived here 33 years. .She died in her home Sunday.

John Baptist Church, Housshold of Ruth and a charter member Mer. ‘of the St. John Baptist Mission.

PI | Survivors are the husband, ate at the services which will be Judge George i Teeman Walter Irving; five Haugh'ers,

Miss Ula Irving, Mrs. Sadie uur Xenia Sanders, Mrs. Mary Vene-

sons, William and George P.

1 Irving, both of the eity; one Eli Lilly & Co,, the pharmaceu- or 7 remain brother, Mr. Frank Cook, Mem-

phis, Tenn.; one step-sister, Mis,

Survivors include the husband, A Democrat, Mi. Tremain Was jacob Pitts; four daughters, Mrs. elected in 1934 to the Indiana Su- pauline Harris, Mrs. Mary Franme Court, whete he served ..o npg Ruby Lewis and Mrs. in the G. H. Six years. He was president of vivian pPavis, all of Indianapolis; Homie, fol. the Greensburg Times Co. Which pres sons, Jacob Pitts Jr, Ine

jes Doug- Olive Lewis; two sons, Cecil and ivy ng [Teonard Wilcox; five grandchilary. Burial will be in WashingSurviving are two daughters,

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