Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1948 — Page 8

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ee Charles Brehob’s

To Be Held Thur

m . 3850 Brehob Rd. will be held at, , =

: E ; 1:3¢ p. m, Thursday in the G. H. | ) ep Rites Tomorrow for [Herrmann Funeral Home. Burial | hop TA R and } lil

TUESDAY US

Policy

"Miss Minnie Prange |i! be in Washington Park. He

3 69. I«dge, the Caplinger, who died Sunda in| p rt Rites for Miss Minple L.[™° ; crs’ Society and the board of i E he ar er aan ROI ¥ a ne¢ “will be] Mr. Brehob, who was born in a rs of the South. Side Gosport, | Pe at 5 po. tomorrow n|Germany, died yesterday of a|3irector , tomorrow in the Jones & | conducted . m. topmorro

Survivors besides the two sons| Shefield Chapel. Burial will

are his wife, Mrs, Louise Bheh, in Memorial Park Cemetery. 2 1 : a th Carl Brehob. Mrs. Caplinger, who was 69, ] aha 3noCaer Som, * |lived at 2017 Barth Ave, and had : ; k S i been a resident Bere for 40 years. : : 0 She was born in Ripley County 2 : i Frank M. Sta ey and was a member of the Church ‘ :

{Moore Mortuaries Peace Chapel. BE BEL {Burial will be in Concordia Ceme- the Sportbowl tery. She was 78. ’

For PI

eneral < A lifelong resident of Indian- 2% 5s Fag 3 C o “TO BUY OR BUILD apolis, Miss Prange died yester- eh rE Gan {day in her home. She wai 3 wo - —g » igraduate nurse, past president o ; . | St Vincent's Hospital Nurses pe ° wing Dies on Farm of Chuist, oelats air BaD 2 : a Alani, Afitoeistion’ ang 2 mem and Elmer Bre- Funeral arrangements fori William E. Caplinger; hand, = RT, rs Ber of any Evangelical Luise hob. Frank M. Staley, pioneer auto|daughters, Mrs. beth H : cunts eran Chure . Eliza uxe |

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of FURNITURE AND RUGS | } Zi

: Police said : salesman, who died yesterday oa ly, Greencastle; Mrs. Pe aH : . Brehob was his farm near Pendleton, are in-|Scherrer, Poland, Ind.; Mrs. CorProves Wonderful Mes, Wary “Hardy Just releasing a Mr. Brehob |comPplete. Burial will be in Crown della Buhneing and Mrs. Arriast

Services for Mrs. Mary Hardy ; Hill, Mr. Staley was 82. Moore, both of Indianapolis; four - bowling ball ud » 3 SR For Itching Skin! 320. Torbett, St. will be Jed aL when he was stricken and ‘ell to! A native of Oluiey, Ey Be once $008, 3 Jomn ond Jah Canunger, bloomed bra: a "Buria was part owner oO e Hearsey ; 0 . : : ou To prompy soothe ishing. puning oy pet Side Cate, Buri i Vehicle Co. here, ploneer sales|Cloverdale, and Guy Caplinger, You get 20% discount on every buy you make in the furniture armed rebellion of Koga, Skin Ras Pitapies "Mrs. Hardy, who was 69, dieal J. H. el e man, i Ban po nc Bol ii Be and rug department except a few items that are Fair Tradeq,s unis counter i ace irrita- ¢ . ’ r t- ile this sale is goin of fau tions—apply Zemo. Ths Yesterday in her home 08 was a . Formerly he sold Waverly bi-|dren and 12 great-grandchidiren.| but, you can save a lot of money while $5 ns ES ov highly medicated invisible liquid is a native hers 30 years. ! Machinist Dies cycles and was a member of the Advertisement If you are not ready now, put it in our y-a-Way. uy : pn Hinious stom Jamo mo idp hea. | he 1s survived by one dsugh ’ as a 1 these values on our easy payment plan with a year or more ig “betprul ing, Greaseless! Stainless ter, Miss Rosie Hardy; two sis- : cycling en How To a eve y ow Ben carat des Bohs } Put stub. ters, Mrs. Eugenia Cnaitipion a Rites Are Set Naud 2 least 100 miles in a to pay! = eatin: oe ength Zemo rn; five broth- . i Lp ny sense amo. JEMQ) pera mgr vi and stoney] For 2 p. m. Thursday! me was aiso a member of The : 143 “ were plainly in 'owlkes and William and J. B.| Joseph A. Heidelman, 437 N./Columbia Club, Marion Club, Tone | IS wishes ot ge alker, Bosart Ave. died early is Enights of Pyihlas and the Pen- : tvelr, ) s t his h after a lon eton . Creomulsion relieves promptly : an Mrs. Louisa J. Keen Birging 5 bod gg . Survivors “are his wife, Mrs. gauss i goes t to the Seu of 14

time Chungking is |' Rites will be held at 2 p. m. How far our p NOSE HARD? ly subverted by 1 am not prepare 1 am more conc results than mo tion strikes me an rate. The fact remal

Josephine Staley; a stepson, Mr. Heidelman, who was a ma- laden and aid o, you might blow infection rd Pi en J roca chinist, was born in Madison, but ay aie Nn fo soothe and Deal Taw, tena, ia into ears. 3 ‘drops of Penetro Nose Funeral Home.” Burial will be in/lived here most of his life. He was flamed bronchial ia moi

: dianapolis. branes. Tell your Drops“ in each nostril red conges- member of the Masonic iodge| lion, check watery flow and bet lessen |Washington Park. bottle of Creom

a | Mrs. Keen, who was 72, died 2nd Gethsemane Lutheran Vernie A. Clark derstanding you must, like the way it

BR Rn NOSE Sunday in her home, She was o SEAL will be held at 2 p. m. Services will be held at 3 p. m. quickly allays the cough or you are DROPS native of Lafayette, Tenn., but|

eral/today for Vernie A. Clark at had lived here 22 years. She wag) aiaday op hn Shirley Brothers’ Central Chapel. C REO MU LSIO

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of American-Ch a member of the Methodist, =" "oo ol ane Luthéran|Burial will be in Crown Hill, for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis Church. wi Mr. Clark, who was 68, died 2 daugh- Church, will officiate. Burial will Survivors include three daugh-|,'.\ “Veo oh parc © |Sunday. He lived at 3338 Ross-|

. . ... Mrs. oF ! Watch Ropairing |lsicioia Cooke ana des. dary 51, Survivors include bis wite, rs (30 405-250 bad int el NORCROSS

Dean, and four grandchildren ie ang Carl Heidelman, both|of Armour & Co. for 20 years,

7 ; 2 3 hn . 2 | Ouster of S dl *67* Studio $5400 Sad Walnut Finish Couch gs

10-DAY SERVICE all of Indianapolis he retired 10 year incided with an " z Ad t iy apie! hres Suppers: * ivors Sr aL Saughten, Gn 7 4 wtlved . Couch in red or blue cover—open arms. Opens to full tate a military a ve en \ ‘ h ehCa “ . it-|Mrs. Pearl Hallam and Mrs. Ed- ‘ size bed. in free China in J har al eS : 4 |||Bedroom Suite 0 Neuritis Pains Like cher and Mrs. Ruby Engels, both|Ward Meyer; a son, Vernie Clark het, wg (ah CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS Had i no}. bes : "An Electric Shock [of Indianapolis; four grand-|7% A9€ two grandchildren, all simo Chiang daughters and one grandson. of Indianapolis. :

G RI EF ) N ta To al Local Woman . Mrs. Fred W. Kirchner have brought fi ust recently a middle-age : ®| Requiem high mass for Mrs a joint Chinese-Am i woman of this vicinity told us A p Wy 0 g D e : ER We shall consi mal of is Yiduny lid ws . S ll | S, Helen Kirshner will be at 10 a. m. 4 60 or: RO tl epost : ¥ * EA.

omorrow in the Little Flower THE SHINE THAT ||torture with neuritic pains. She Catholic Church. Burial will be effect at the ti said she felt like a sharp knife Realty Dea [ re osh. cDuHal wl spectacle of of ' STAYS was g gouged into her mus- ;

ntipathy toward cles, and sometimes these pains Mrs. Kirschner, who way 53. agtip

Reg. $120.50 4-pc: walnut finish bed-

’ nd, second, our would strike her like an electric! Ava ysong, owner of the Sled Silurday In /St 3 net's Wok ror room suite. Full size bed. Round 4 fair” with the © 1 shock, She said one could hardly Wysong Realty and Insurance| .', lite she lived at 1118 N TULIP TIME; mirror. Drop center vanity. Until Gen. Stily enjoying ifs and she saya” thelousis se sors 1p. Me OS HO Drexel Ave.” She was bom in| caste canos CASH J f inter itie el ital. He was 73. the fall of ’ Is due to taking TRU-I' A native of Greencastle, Mr. De Tl clude BF Budvand, Cash or Easy Payments dealings with tI AID. Her pains are gone now wysong had lived here 61 years. |p, "PVG He NC Vet thell And Our Wide Variety or ernment were al {No more feeling like a knifeiprior to entering the realty busi- Kiruchner os ar o Re pitched on a lo To han, Panton: it jas he vas the owner of WYSORE Yimols: Si: a daughter, Miss|| Of Other Easter Cards | EASY - bearing pressur s|Candy Co. : " ’ : ; . thanks to this remarkable com- YY aor was a member of Rosas Rirechner, and a sister, ’ i Officers Reci pound. the Trinity Lutheran Church and| ar n Hack, both of In- Paymen $ As if by calcu TRU-AID is the new liquid for-ithe Indianapolis Chamber of |%ianapolis. Downstairs Store fia} Americah mula containing three valuable/Commerce. FUDDLE IN A PUDDLE : Central medical ingredients. These Three) Services will be held at 10 a. m.| HOLLAND, Mich Mar.” 23 Chinese Cen Great Medicines, all blended into|Friday in the Trinity Lutheran : - lp the Th

is i its armed forces Heavy walnut finished wood, turned legs. t Very conversational s

sturdy. Comes in réd or blue. Americans gath

MENTS king. While A. CASH OR EASY PAYMEN i men were ostens to refrain from

$16.50 Double Door s1 320 i Ciess 5o UTILITY CABINET Chai vo

” ernment’s real All steel, 4 shelves, white enamel finish,» 43” high, 24

comings on the | wide, 12” deep, Single door at $9.95. These recitals

ceeded ordinary if they had repre That they did no enormity of the

; i (UP)—Police were baffled today. ’ one, go right to the very cause of (Church. The Rev. W. C. Maas, because it has a

They found a rheumatic and neuritic aches andipastor of the church, will offi- Pade in J Sa J m2 |

: pains. Miserable people soon feeliciate. Burial will be in Concordia heard «Wax finish gifferant all Svar. Se don't g os Cemetery. after a heavy rainstorm. . suffering! Get TRU-AID. Sold by| He is survived by his son, Alger SLACK © BROWN = TAN = OXBLOOP | | \3) pryg Stores hers in Indian-|P. Wysong, Indianapolis.

Rn A William S.” Graham

Services for William 8. Graham twill ‘be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Tolin Funeral Home. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery, Mr. Graham, who was 78, died Sunday in his home at 1506 Spann Ave. He lived here 55 years and was a member of Pokagon Lodge

H.LIEBER CO.

24 West Washington Street

Frequent cont (236, Independent Order of Red American milita; § | Men. 4 Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Defends Ch Katie Graham; four sons, P. J.

Graham, Lake Wales, Fla.; Walter F. Graham, Washington, D. ¢|C.; Lawrence W. Graham, Plainfield, and Leonard J. Graham, Indianapolis; eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

William U. Smith

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ims Make All These Cla ) Colotless and LLY SAFE! Skin test NOT seeded jColatless Great: REA Proved harmless at one of Ar single I-clear, Pr Thirty years without injury to 8 Services will be held at 2 p.m. est Universities, Thirty ia tomorrow for William U. Smith, user. der that we sell more Canute Water former city resident, at MecIs it any yor colorings combined! Curry funeral home in Greenall other castle. Burial will be there. He

"y was 50. Foorkd Dependable Drug Stores Mr. Smith, who died yesterday

in a Greencastle hospital, was a| ticket seller at Union Station for {32 years. He retired last De(cember because of ill health.

Large, velour covered, 2-pc. suite. His mother, Mrs. Emma Smith, Jars like illustration in rich red, In Fatal Hi . and a sister, Miss Pauline Smith, ‘blue or figured velour. A real Ivory Powers, both of Greencastle, survive him. ee b ==. uy. gent 8t., was hel Advertisement => on a charge of

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