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oi: a han Ears 2 ey : : > : Sra , THURS | a | ee pss, PAGE’ tool Docthe— Nevada Rites for |Ritac RCA Appoints WW § Ballen Rites Will Be Held Today GB. Lynam ites |OMOITOW (Carl F. Neller Personnel Chief |" ip | ibn gers. EI 5 wer. + Tor" fare Epp oo on uo li For Mrs. Sarah L. Pruitt : a re ees i IES TOMOTOW ihe : Rites For Inez Vaughn J ; | personnel manager of the Indian- Services for Mrs. Sarah L. three brothers, Alfonza Buckner oh 3 ) apolis plant of RCA Victor was {Pruitt will be held at 1 p. m./and Leon Buckner, 0 : f ; Ice, Coal Co. Head {today in Jordan Funeral Home. Campbelisville Ky., and Rhadofis Burial Will Be ; ' : go |Burial will be in Greenlawn Buckner, Lexington, Y. Well-Known Pianist ih : Emlein, plant |, Dead at 76 _|Cemetery, Franklin. eight grandchildren. * 771 In Greenfield Here Dies aot 44 of Indianapolis, ‘Services for Earle Smith, 332 manager. Services for Walter 8. Ballen-| Mrs. Pruitt, who was 94. died Velma Dee Durhom | Rites tor Garland B. Lynam, jtes for Miss Inez Vaughn, last few Ridgeview Drive, will be held at| Mr. Green suc- ger, former president of the Holt Monday in the home of a daugh-| {1005 N. Oxford St., will be held wn pianist here, will be Years he lived in California. He 1 p. m. Saturday in Moore Mor- RU Ice and Coal Co. will be held at ter, Mrs. Margaret S. Hertweck, Services for Velma Dee Dur-|at 11:30 a. m. Saturday in Moore wl Kn. tomorrow in the Sec. Was a veteran of. World War I. |tuaries’ Zivinglon Cha : : +N 2 p. m. tomorrow in Hisey & 1033 N. Rural St. {ham, Kingan & Co. employee, Mortuaries’ Peace Chapel. Burial “ood BA tit “Church-—in-- Shelby. Survivors. -include- three other: Will- be-in : Regine argues ER - Titus mortuary. “Burial will ‘be “She had lived her for 14 years] Wht be-at-1-p. m:- Saturday in the wiil-be in-Gresnfleld...... waa vile. Burial will be in Forest brothers, Ralph, Indianapolis; Was 67. | La jn Crown Hill. He was 76. and was a member of the Meth-| First Baptist Church of Irving-| yp Lynam, who died in his HIT Cemetery there. io Clevalang te: Cal, and Mr. Smith, who died Wednes-' fl “| Mr. Ballenger died yesterday odist Church-in Trafalgar. She| ‘on: Burial will be in New Crown nome yesterday, was | Miss Vaughn, who' died Tues. ‘ames, Cleveland, and three sis- day in St. Vincent's Hospital, was Ji = in the home of his daughter, Mrs.| was formerly employed by the| Cemetery. . - |Greenfield, but had lived here was 44 and lived at 3735 ters, Mrs. Florence McCord and editor of the Jersey Bulletin for ; | |Carleton G. Weiss, 2210 N. Me-/Sigma Alpha Epsilon house at|, MF Durham, who was 36 and for 20 years. He was employed , st. Born .in Shelbyville, Mrs. Hazel Wayman, both of In- 30 years. Born in Goldsmith, he y ridian St. He had been = Fre Rlin College {lived at 20 8. Catherwood Ave. py the Kroger Grocery Co. and ghe had lived here fors15 years./dianapolis, and Mrs. Cecile Mur- had lived here 31 years and was Fr ciated at time with th 10s ’ * {died Tuesday in General Hospital. was a member Af Cambridge R vors include two sisters,|phy, Muncie. ; a member of Irvington Presby- er one time e Cap-| Survivors, besides Mrs. Hert- He was a native of Adairsville, City Masonic Lodge 5. : ry yda Sanders and Mrs. N li terian Church. | : ital Tce Co. and Brookside Ice weck, are four other daughters, Ky and a member of the Irving-| Survivors. include the wife, Clairena Board, Indianapolis, MIS. atalie Paul Survivors include the wife. } the general of: & Coal Co. A native of Wil-| Mrs. Mary Ragsdale, Mrs. Lucy/ton church. He had lived here Mrs. Harriet Lynam: two sons, * apd two brothers, "Jerry H. Services for Mrs. Natalie Paul, Mrs, Elizabeth Lee Smith: five § =F fices' of RCA/llamsburg, he had lived here most Herald, Mrs. Alice West and Mrs. ror 11 years. {Tyrrell B. Lynam, Vandalia, O., Vaughn, Cleveland, 'O., and 2834 Park Ave, will be held at 1 daughters, ' Mrs Virginia Lee | Victor in Cam- Of his life and was a member Florence Hoop, all of Indianap-| Survivors include his = wife,'and Robert J. Lynam, IndianapThomas D. Vaughn, Flint, Mich. P. m. Friday in Aaron Ruben Fu- Gaunt, Indianapolis;: Mrs. Ross Li den, N. J. as as-| of the Columbia Club. olis; a son, Harry Pruitt, Indian- Mary; a son, Velma Lee Durham olis; a daughter, Mrs. Henry A. Si [pera Home. Rabbi Nandor Fruch- McNeal, Tipton: . Mrs. Clarence wll TH § sistant personnel! A granddaughter, Miss Linda 2POlis; 32 grandchildren and 41 Jr; his father, Dee Durham, Zumkeller, Connersville; the Alonzo ayton . (ter will officiate. Burial will be Kinder, Newcastle: Mrs Mary 8% . § director. | Weiss, also survives. great-grandchildren. | Adairsville; a sister, Mrs. Clara! father, Jerry Lynam, Greenfield, s for Alonzo Slayton, ain the Central Avenue Hebrew Smith, - Franklin, and Miss Neill Mr. Green; a Mrs. Hugo Webster - |Baugh. Indianapolis; two broth- three brothers and four grandelevator Jhoator Bb the Congregation Cemetery... She was Smith, Gary; four sons. H.- Wed: Mr. Green native of Attick. MIS. Flora N. Weaver Fm > : 9¢ Ei. Went {ers James-Durham, Chicago, and! children. ral Bldg. years, | 89. more, Massachusetts: Rob Butler. rw tes for Mrs, e ebster, Ernest Durham, Indianapolis; peid at 8 Pp. m. tomorrow in| Mrs. Paul, who died in her home Goldsmith: ey Lafayette, ph a it oy a eae yr: i 710 Northwestern .Ave. will be three half-brothers and two hai. JSF Gregory Jacobs’ Sr West ode Wednesday aa bor 10 Berinany. the Rev. Charles Smith, Tipton. Victor in. 1945 after being asso- Athletic Club for the last two held a 0 : _ Saturday Jn Ja sisters. Jp Mer Gry hE mamicks uria , vi n Indianapo or . . 8 Brothers’ Wes e apel. " : Shape He was 56. “ |eight years and was a member of Harry N. Wigginton Sinted with Priest Pirele 5. at {Years will be a I doe The Rev. Samuel Swancey will of- Mrs. Peter Hussey Union Bus Ticket Agency, died He was born bn Priendship the Central Avenue Hebrew Con-' Services for Harry N. Wig EI red on age ag |Peace Chapel, Burial will be in nC'ate. Burial will be in New . Requiem nigh mass - Jor, Me: Yesterday in St. Francis Hospital. , and ilved here years. gregation. y } . ; Crown, She was 53. atherine Hussey, a resident here He was 25, bo, member ©f the Masonic’ Survivors include three sons, Tr orgy employe of the Link Mr. Watley served as iin Crown Hut Cemetery. b Mrs. Webster, who died Tuesday for more than 50 years, will bel A native of Nashville, Tenn., he Lodge. : -~ Leo, Max and Eric, all of the city; Morrow =n Conkle funeral Be nel manager here since Novem- Ww elong resident here, Mrs. jn her home, was a native of sung at 9 a. m. tomorrow in the lived here 20 years and formerly gurvivors are his wife, Alene; two daughters, Mrs. Hannah Burial will be in’ Hi Me. ber, 1945. He has been associated Weaver died yesterday in the Campbellsville, Ky. She had lived St. Philip Neri Catholic Church. was employed’ by the Greyhound pis mother, Mrs. Florence Sum- Levin and Mrs. Martha Back; five c n Floral Park with RCA since 1935, formerly home of a cousin, Mrs. June here 24 years. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cem- Lines baggage and ticket offices. “mers, Halls, and a brother, Arthur grandchildren and two great- —C Clery. working at the tube manufac- Waite, 3930 Byram Ave. She was Survivors includé the husband, etery. Survivors are his wife, Sue El-

i gr Mr. Wigginton, who was 56, turing plant at Harrison, N. J, |59 and lived at 1338 Parker Ave. Hugo Webster; t daught Mrs, Hussey died Tuesday in len; th children, Jackie Sue, Slayton, Michigan. grandchildren. died in Spencer where he had! oe = Hey sit Mp rors: ) , ro

She was a member of the CAIVATY Mrs. Mozella Farley and Miss Lou- her home, 439 Eastern Ave, Barbara” Kay and Patricia Anny =

lived for the past six years. A TAKES STUDEBAKER POST Tabernacle Church, ise Farley and Miss Louise Web- She was born in County Galway, his father, Lander J., and two : native of eKntucky, he had lived Times State Serviee Survivors include a daughter, ster, both of Indianapolis; two Ireland. |brothers, Denver and William DOWNSTAIRS here for 31 years prior to moving! SOUTH BEND, Feb. 19—Robert Mrs. Evelyn Babcock, Indianap- sons, Robert, Indianapolis, and Survivors are her husband, Gregory, all of Indianapolis. 2 to Spencer. 8. James, of Indianapolis, has olis; three brothers, Roy E. and William, Louisvillé; three sisters, Peter; a brother, Michael Lowry, Services will be held at 2 p m. Survivors are his wife, Ma- been appointed special truck rep- Earnest Steele, both of Carmel; Mrs. Estella Cowherd, Indianap- Ireland; a sister, Mrs. Bridget Saturday in the First Church of tilda; two sons, Harry O. and resentative for the South Bend Guy, Indianapolis, and two grand- olis, Mrs. Lottie Coward and Mrs. Gordon, Indianapolis, five nephews the Nazarene. Burial will sbe in James A. Wigginton, Indianap- branch of the Studebaker Corp, |children. win : olis; a daughter, Miss Peggy Ann _ ———— : Wigginton, Spencer; four sisters, Open Monday Through Mrs. A. L. Gaddie, Mrs. Allen

Saturday from 9:30 to 5:00 Coons, Mrs. Edward Taylor and|

Mrs. Gertrude Stochay, Louis-| ville; a brother; Albert Wiggin- ! ton, Louisville, and five grandi -R ® GERS ; 3 BR Michael A. Vittorio : :

Services for Michael A. Vittorio, Indianapolis resident 43 years, who died yesterday at his home. | 4536 Young Ave., will be neld at| 9 a. m. Saturday at Grinsteiner's| funeral ‘home. Burial will be in| : : " St. Joseph's Cemetery. } 4 | f.\ : v Mr. Vittorio, who was 48, was 11] ; a native of Sicily, Italy. He had u 0 AJ ul ! SS § ! ! L . R

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Hosiery Mills, Inc., 23 years. He| was a member of Our Lady of. i (¢] 1 | \". 2) a) V | Lourdes Catholic Church. = r e (lo e 3 a of (0 u e Surviving are his wife, Generose; a son, Michael Jr.; two daughters, Patricia Ann Vittorio and Mrs. Magdalene Zavelle; a brother, Eddie Vittorio; two sis-| ters, Mrs. Mary Daprile and Mra. From a Maker Lena Jennings, and two d=] of Fine Raven children, all of Indianapolis / 3 y Abe Azen hid When you buy a BULOVA ,., you buy a watch that dollar for doliar Knit Lingerie! Rites. for Abe Amn. 2010 NI" has no equal in value or quality, For example, BULOVA makes the Meridian St., will be conducted at TINvAB TT st iced from $ ( 000 em Frias Ir a ucted at only ladies’ 21-jewel wrist watch priced from $49.50, Ruben. funeral home. Rabbi!David Shapiro will officiate. Burial will be in Knesses-Israel| (Cemetery.

4 .*{ Mr. Azen, who was 87, died yes- NET NN % ; rday’in Long Hospital. # » We believe Bulova's leadership is complete . . . for only Bulova : " Survivols include the wife, Mrs. | \ . % a)

Alice Graham, both of Dayton, O.; and a niece, ‘Memorial Park Cemetery,

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bo : Mr. Helm, who died yesterday, ¥ Rd wo le - 1 79 was a lifelong resident of the city. a SS Bulova operate He was employed as a machinist. \ KoAlT ET, ae Survivors include two sons, oT ; turing plant . George A. Helm, Indianapolis and . ri 4 in cases, Raymond Helm Jr. «Chicago; 2 BLUE. ero ANEGE. daughters, Mrs. Dorothy M1. Meier,” New Palestine, Mrs. JosWHITE ephine G, Fricks, South America, and Mrs. Evelyn Weiks, Indian-{

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