Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1948 — Page 4

The Rev.’ Charles Johnson, pastor of Old Bethel Methodist Church, will officiate, Burial wil

Mrs. Thurza Eskew Services will be held at 10 a. m, tomorrow in Moore Mortuaries for Mrs. Thurza Jane Eskew, who died yesterday at the home of her grandson, Basil Bear, 3017 E. nag a Groen K Born In Yo Mrs, Eskew has lived in Indianapolis for 25 years. She was a

meyer and Seventh Day Id.| Surviving are s brother, Gar-|Tolin funeral home. Burial rett DeMotte, Carmel, and sev-|be in Round Hill Cendetery.

| Mrs. Wilbur H.

Graham, Dealer,

, Dies at 68

‘eral nieces and nephews, ' .

Rites Tomorrow

Mrs. Veronica Gisler Dies aot Age 92

Funeral services for Mrs, Ve-

dianapolis for nearly a century, will be held at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow at the Kirby Mortuary followed by requiem high mass at

‘® p. m. In 88. Peter and Paul

Cathedral. She was 92, Mrs, Gisler died at her home, 108 E. 13th St. Saturday. She is' survived by two sons,

) (William A. Gisler, Chicago, and

Fred C. Gisler, Indianapolis; two

_|daughters, Miss Rose Gisler and

Miss Carolyn Gisler and a sister, Miss Lena Hurrle, all of IndianKellum Services for Mrs. Mira True-

r|blood Kellum will be held at 2

No Dirty Bag

Now, you can escape the most objectionable part

of vacuum cleaning . . . dirty bag-—sooty solled clothes and clouds of dust with the amaz- . ing new Filter Queen Bagless Vacuum Cleaner. Large metal container collects all the dust.. No

cloth filters to clean,

Empties' Like a Wastebasket All dirt stays In metal collector . . . sealed off by disposable sanitary filter cone. For average

cleaning replace cone only o

Includes 8 Deluxe

Complete with floor duster, demother, sprayer, - crevice tool, lock-tite wand, round dust brush,

swivel nozzle and 6-in. nozzle and brush. ‘All

have airtight locking joints te Insure eMoclent’ suction. With the Filter Queen, you can easily spray wax and polish wood, tile and lnoleum

floors; shampoo rugs; clean peries; clean mattresses, blinds , and work-saving” tasks.

Full 2-Year Guarantee

The only vacuum cleaner carrying a full 2-year . factory service guarantee. Call

Economist for a demonstration In your home , . no obligation. : ‘

« + and perform many. other time-saving

to Empty : . * : J * » nce sa month. *- Attachments + * » * upholstery and dra- * baseboards, venetian » .

our Home

Adventist Church. | will be at 2 p.m.

Pioneer Resident's

ronica F. Gisler, resident of In- &

{of Injuries he received in a 40-|Zannle; two daughters, Mrs, CathjToot fall. An employee of the Ny-|erine Ferguson

1 p. m. tomorrow in Peoples Fu- : H ,

Trech Custodia [Dead Here a

tomorrow in

E .

~My; Morton

y Who.-was lived at 1414 Nordyke Ave.

junior grade.

Employed at Ayres For the past year he had been

Newport (R. 1.) American Legion; Perry Township Memorial Post, V. F. W, and the Center Methodist Church.

Survivors include his wife, Salina; two sons, Kenneth and Dennis Morton; three daughters, Barbara, Joan and Jean Morton, all of Indianapolis, and three brothers, Ancil and Elmer Morton, Indianapolis, and Maurice Morton, Kalamazoo, Mich.

Robert Stevason

Survivors Include his wife,

John Ruff; a grandmother, Mrs. Mary E. Adams; three sisters, Mrs. Vivian McKain, Mrs. Helen Mullins and Mrs, Betty Richardfon, all of Indianapolis, and two brothers, Kdgar Ruff, Indlanapolis, and Robert Ruff, Vincennes.

Mrs. Pearlina Summerour

Rites Here Today me. recrinasummaeer

i Wednesday for Mrs. Pearlina Veteran, 3, Dies Summerour, 915 Fayette St. in From Injuries in Fall Jacob Brothers: West Side Chapel. Services for Robert L. Steva-|Burial will be in New Crown. son, 1318 N, Keystone Ave., were| She Was 45, to be held at 9 a. m. today in 8t.| Mrs. Summerour, who died Anthony's Catholic Church. Bur-|Saturday in her home, was born ial was to be in Holy Cross Cem-|in Marietta, Ga. She lived here etery. He was 23. 3 four years and was employed by | Mr. Stevason died Friday in|the Fame Laundry Co. 8t. John's Hospital at Anderson|. Survivors include the husband,

and Miss Mary land Sheet Metal Co, he was| Evelyn J ; A sister, Miss Curlworking in Anderson on a scaf-| ena Shaw, all of Indianapolis; five fold when he lost his balance. brothers, Cornell, Glover and He was a veteran of World| Roosevelt Shaw, all of Marfetta: War II, serving 32 months over-|Floyd and George Shaw, both of Seas wh the 120th engines bat Cleveland, O., and two aunts. . He was a graduate o ‘ : Washington High School and a Mrs. William Strange member of Bt. Anthony's Church| Services for Mrs. Ella Strange, and Fairbanks Memorial VFW a resident of Indianapolis 23 Survi his wife, Joan: today. vors are wife, Joan; in the Eastern Star Baptist his mother, Mrs, Kieauore Ste-| Onasch Burial was to be in New vason; two sisters, Miss Anne|Crown Cemetery. She was 61. Stevason and Mrs. Mary Land, Mrs. Strange died Friday in her an aunt, Mrs. Nana Welsh, home "1220 Cameron St. She was all of Indianapolis. born in Hancock County, Ga. Charles Gibbs Survivors are her husband, Wil- < Services for Charles Gibbs, 934]. & daughter, Mrs. Mae Eck-

ford, New York City; five brothEdgemont Ave, will be held at|yr. Olsie, Lonnie and Clevous

Mary; his parents, Mr, and Mrs.| 44

_|& member of the Mt. Zion Church.

in i Chapel. Burial will be in Crown|pants of Hill Cemetery... She was 76. [crashed on he home, 445 N. Audubon Rd. {tied a live bomb die She was a member of the In- (Pvt. Satter and dianapolis Women’s Club, Fort-| H od. nightly Literary Club, Irvington . Women’s Club, Irvington| Pvt. Sauter was Dramatic Club, Wellesley Alum-|Sacred Heart nae Association, and past presi-| Was Active in Bat dent, Public Health Nursing As-|6%" sociation, and honorary board) Fe is survived by member of the Free Kindergar-|®. ’ ten Association of Indianapolis. |ivo sisters Louise Survivors are her husband, Sauter. funeral William, and a son, Francis. services. Miss Mary Care

Miss Carey, who died yesterday in St. Francis Hospital, was born in Boone County. She had lived in Beech Grove 24 years and was a telephone operator for the

years. She began hér career in the old Beech Grove ex: § Miss Carey was author of a book of poetry, “As the Candle Sputters,” and a member of Beech Grove Methodist Church. Survivors are. three sisters, Mrs. Anna Davis, Mrs. line Boyd and Mrs. Ruth Alerding; two brother S, William. Carey and Edwin Carey, all of Beech Grove.

James long Services for James Long, an Indianapolis resident since 1910, will be held at 1 p. m. Wedensday in the Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Burial will be in New Crown Cemetery. He was 74. He died Saturday in his home, 540 W. 28th St. He was born in Logan County, Kentucky. He was

Jones, both of Russellville, Ky.

Mrs.- Hallie E. Burns Services for Mrs. Hallie E. (Holley) Burns,’ 1325 Carrollton Ave, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Shirley Brothers’ Burial will be in Crown

here 32 years.

"|R. and Paul E. Sullivan, all of

2 Crown Hill Cemetery. He was 87.

Mrs. Sullivan, who. died in her home Saturday, was a member of the Victery Memorial Methodist Church. She was born in

ters, Mrs, Clara Argabright, Mrs. Jean Skelton, and two sons, John

lis; a brother, Ralph Hollingsworth, Terre Haute, and eight grandchildren.

Mrs. Emery Glasel

Services for Mrs. Ann Glasel, an Indianapolis resident 30 years, | were to be held at 2 p. m. today in the Aaron-Ruben Funeral! Home. Burial was to be in the Indianapolis Hebrew Cemetery. She was 37. Mr, Glasel died Saturday in Methodist Hospital. She was born in Bridgeport, Conn. Survivors are her husband, Emery; a daughter, Deanna; a son, Dean; her parents, Mr. and Mrs, William Iampel, all of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Alice .-Lleveland, and two brothers, Charles and Joseph Lampel, Indianapolis,

Robert Kirst

Services for Robert Kirst, an employee of the E. C. Atkins Co. 35 years, will be held at 1:30 p. m., tomorrow in Moore Mortuaries’ Peace Chapel. Burial will be in

He died Saturday in the home

Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Cecil Allen, Indianapolis, and

Walls, Carrs Station, Ga.; T. 8. neral Burial wi be in walls, Indianapolis, and Felton Nak Srown Cemetefy. ® Rev.| walls, Chicago, and three grandFr. . Young, First Baptist Church children. of = North Indianapolis, will -

four grandchildren.

Mr.’ Gibbs, who was 86, died (Friday in his home. A retired plumber, he was born in Gravel Hill, Tenn. coming to Indianapolis in 1908.

Cabby Here i

Survivors Requiem mass. for SylMary P. Gibbs: We yl, Ne vester (Crip) . Moriarty, who opRev. Chester F. Harris, pastor a rawn hack

i S Ain the sariy 1900's; will be sung {at § a. m. Wednesday in St. Cathgranddaughter, Mrs. Susie Wash. *t 9 ington, all of Indianapolis, and a|*'ine's Catholic Church. Burial

of Union Baptist Church;

{will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. great-grandson. | Mr. Moriarty died yesterday in Mrs. Etta Wolyn {St. Elizabeth's Hospital at La-

(fayette. He was 69 and lived at Services for Mrs, Etta Wolyn, 353 Minnesota St. =

a former resident at 608 E. Walnut St. will be held in the Voigt |gorn gis, (0 1913 he

Funeral Home at a time to be set| later. She was 85. : er Horace Wood Livery Firm.

: Mr. Moriarty and his coach were Mrs. Wolyn died Friday in thely familiar sight at the cap stand Little Sisters of the Poor Home. on 1. Illinois St. where the Three She lived here most of her life. »|gisters Store now does business Survivors include a son, D. 0. When the automobile ran the Shepard, Louisville, Ky., a sister, horse off of the street, Mr. MorMrs, Mayme Brennan, and Aljarty learned to drive and be

drove a carriage owned by

"Crip" Moriarty

here|and Ross Allensworth, Hopkins-

Dies at 69: n Early 1900's

Hattie May Allensworth, Paducah, Ky. and four brothers, Rogers

ville, Ky.; Charles Allensworth, Indianapolis, and Elmer Allens-| worth, in service in the South Par) cific afea.

CENTRAL BEAUTY soOLLEGE 209 Odd Pellow Bldg. LI 9721

brother, Willlam J, Carey, bothicame a chauffeur. He later

of Indianapolis. {formed the Nash Cab Co. which! _|he operated for several years. |

. | Survivors include two brothers, Were Stomach Acid Pains Patrolmen Patrick J. and John,

The great Napoleon who conquered na- | POlice Department; a sister, Mrs. tians va himself a Vietim. of after-eating Mary Molly Schneider, Detroit, pains, stoma 1dit ps | jeu distress after ating. or pain —— Mich., and five nephews. . mn, gas, r stomach, indigestion, ev rama uta ruin the HE Vasa ior Clarence Allensworth quick reltef, contain 3 proven | r airy meth Bare Lew en egy ‘or Clarence” Allens doctor's prescription, Udga works sooth- ‘ . “ wi ingly and fast. More than 210 million sold held at 2:30 p, m. Wednesday in since 1928. Get a 2850 box of Udga and if the Mt Zion Baptist Church you, too, don’t get amazing relief within . Pp , . % hour, you get DOUBLE YOUR MONEY Burial will be in Crown Hill CemBACK, ~~ etery. He was 54.

BABY'S bon Cold Springs Rd. He was born 0 in Owensboro, Ky. He was a SH —— . ; | = Survivors are his wife, Sylvia; his mother, Mrs. Emma Allensworth, Owensboro, Ky.; one daughter, Miss Inez Allensworth; one son, James, both of Indian-

The best-known home remedy you can use to relieve

distress of colds a apolis; three sisters, Mrs. Ozetta is to rub throat, VICKS Sleet, Owensboro; Miss Verna Alchest, back with va od . v lensworth, Indianapolis, and Mis

YAre YOU o High School Grad vate?"

HIGH SCHOOL

HOME DURING SPARE Time

No matter how capable and smbitioGs you may be, you are need lessly handicapping yourself if you' do not obtain ‘a ‘high school education. Now you can study st home aid win a high school. diploma while continuing with your reguler job. No: tine wasted. No classes to attend. Convenient payment plan. Our gradustes lave entered 500 colleges and universities. Don't delay another

= Napoleon's-Waterlee? -—-G.. Moriarty. of. the Indianapolis,

| - He died Saturday in the U. 8.! Veterans’ Administration Hospital|

member of.the Mt. Zion Church.!

activity, In.

day. Send for full Information pow, MAIL COUPON TODAY _ American School, 7 So. Dearborn, Chicago 3, TIL | |" Please send me 36-page descriptive Booklet IT-27. 4 '

I NAME: counnnnninnibannnrarrnnrsnsssnnsnshannnnnnnsrsvnnnrnnes ME. aus 1 ' ¥ | ARIE | igus ets harna tes ain irnans ths enntertasriratosissiesnsnege en 1 2 | OUF cursnivsarsassssssisssnnisbsnsss “hasan Weasesasais Male, cvnnne

Indiana insurance companies play

ance corporations with home offices in the state had assets exceeding 640 mil. lion dollars...paid losses amounting to almost $10,000,000 in Indiana alone. ’ Indiana’s insurance business is ‘making tremendous forward strides... keeping pace with the unprecedented development of manufacturing, trade -. and farming. For example, all insurahce.

AME

a prominent role in Hoosier business

1946 more than 150 insur.

“years if

THIS WEEK ONLY

ONCE-A-YEAR Special!

=z | Officials F

{boost Wot : 8 push HCL

Contract Negol To Open Jom RK, Mar. NE YO lotr

Ei F §

5 2

fi fe

Fisk

School and was a member of : Memorial Methodist fi cress for is 100.000 wi and the Loyal Order of Jj ‘inflationary. 21. hig The company said & | ors besides the mother ff at this Lime would push » v Lt. Kenneth E J , living higher and pe and two sisters, Mrs, Ross 1610 per d Mrs. William cuts up Indianapolis, L B |. GE line of produ

contract negotiation ie with the United Workers (C10). The union opened talks today with Wes Electric Corp, second producer in the industr) Seeks Substantial ¥ The union has &nno will ask “substantial” creases to make up for mated loss Of. $13.08 h urchasing power for al members since When GE cut pri ts , union spoke: pin would not for" rent, food and They contended that C cut prices, raise wages make a fair profit.’ Both General Electric a inghouse have agreed t the basic provisions of t tracts with the union fol

year. This closed the door pilities of a dispute over Jective bargaining right UEW, which has refuse pon-Communist affidavi the Taft-Hartley law, Sees Living Cost EK The extension of the ¢ basic provisions did not the right of the union over wages or other issu

PICTURES FOR THE PRICE OF oe apes i Hs General Electric oficls Our PhotoRetox vay of Soyings | | im TiS

“Thank You” for making our studio such a wonderful success—to the tune of 212,100 portraits of you folks so far! That's why we say “thank you” twice over by offering 2 beautiful PhotoReflex portraits in any size or finish at pur

regular price for 1! ' Come in now!

No appointment necessary ® Proofs shown 8th Floor

and ‘would have a na effect on the cost of livir Westinghouse has 1 nounced a stand on wag

week that the company able to raise wages “a fe an hour without pus prices. At ‘that time he for wage stability to prices. .

Advertising H To Takk at B

Indianapolis advertisi publicity personnel sche address classes in th

University journalism ment

Journalism departmen Mrs, Frank D. Walke tive secretary of the Ind Advertising Club, addre advertising theory class Rosamond R. Jones at today, ‘ George Saas, head of Advertising Agency, wa dress: the publicity an Miationg class of Prof. . Pm 3

Roscoe Clark, manage city for... 3034. old address the latter class Noer of the Indi ngraving Co. will speal Class on photo e ET lo i

Receives Assignm First Lt. Hilden D. P fon of Mr. and Mrs. 0. E ing, 805 N. Hamilton 2 been assigned as com officer of headquarters

Jndidna industry

deposits of securities with the Depart. ment of Insurance rose from $159,113,

718 in 1936 to $347,938,519 in 1946

in increase of over 118% in only 10

For years the Ametican National

<. Bank has served many of the insurance

companies and agencies located in this area. If your business is insurance and you need the facilities offered by a strong, ready-to-help bank, we would welcome your business,

Complete Banking and Tru Service

RICAN NATIONAL BANK

‘at Indianapolis SOUTHEAST CORNER PENNSYLVANIA AND MAKKET STREETS A Branch Office is maintained at College Avenue and 42nd Street

DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

Air Polluti Blamed fo "Physician Say:

. From This Cau

"+ SAN MIGUEL DE 00 people die every yes lone,

A proportionately 1s other American industri: Versity of Cincinnati said Respiratory illness, Which are due to air | Also are responsible for Per cent of the time Work, Dr, Mills said. He pointed out that e | Cities as Los Angeles an City, which once boasted fresh air and sunshine, 1 vives buried much neath of pollution,” a tintin 2 Studied Seven Oit eporting from studies Chicago, Detroit, Pittsbu tnnati, Nashville, Bir 0d Atlanta, Dr, Mills a: Tonia, tut be

respiratory AM lung cancer all

Joseph

SY IRE