Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 1948 — Page 9

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Mrs. e McAtee, In- Originally from Lexington, Ky., ers, Hasapo and 3, Mary Thuck: Miss Fisher lived here 20 years Laat ner, Terre ute; three [-| AKRON-—Lawson Harper, 08. KOKOMO—Gil W. Clymer, 35, steel-land was a member of the Mt. | weeks a ols Frank Stewart, Indian-|, in hin as. Joe Basar poli were = Christopher C. Webster, [Paran Baptist Church. lis, Arnold and John Stewart, 8c. 65, machine repelrmen. = us. 1) retired cra Ts Robert Orr] Survivors include two sisters, Li tuluas td nk) erre Haute; four grand-| BLOOMINGTON - Theress Jane Bab- Miss Anos rn tote. Senry 'C.(Mrs, Mamie Patterson, Cincin- per of the , Episcopal Church of | stir all ove and two great-grandchil- oor Me Marry Warten 4 a Vn on EVILLE—Mrs. - Anns 5. ils nati, -.Q.,.and Mrs. Ida. Mae the Advent... | week s time, BLUFFTON~William J Osvin, 7.| MONTICELLO—Cin Nh. Graves, Lexington, Ky. and a : oo BRAZIL—Mrs. "Mable enV TE—Clyds._ Clouse, To: Cmiason: Al-| brother, Malcom Fisher, Ft. Survivors mre his wife “Mrs

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x : : 1 EE WORD-A-DAY Hoosier Killed by Train

MISHAWAKA, Jude 9 (UP) Seventy-four-year-old Fred Breck-

enger was killed yesterday by ai

westbound New York Central passenger train. He stepped in front

crossing.

of the train at the. main _street .

Operated Barber Shop

for Robert Emmett aanley Wi will be held at 10 a. m. w in the Patton funeral

fomo . and burial will be in home 3. Hanley, who vho operated ted &

38 years and was 78. vd bors include his wife, Mrs. Rhoda Hanley; three sons, Dr. 8 Ene ad th. of Indianapolis, and

Chicago, and - Mrs. Dorothy Whiteside, Indianapolis; two sis- +, Eugen

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‘PROGRESS OF WOMEN'—Commemorating the centennial |Vives. of the first Woman's Rights Convention, this new stamp will go on sale July 19 at Seneca Falls, N. Y., scene of the 1848 convention. The three-cent purple stamp, honoring the "Progress of Women," pictures early feminists Elizabeth Stanton, Carrie Chapman Catt and Lucretia Mott,

STATE DEATHS

can, resident here for 50 years,

Royster & Askin Mortuary. Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery. | " Mrs. Duncan, who was 76, died | Monday in her home, 766 N.| Bellevieu Place. Born in St. Elmo, Ill, she was a member of the Second Church of Christ,

A A son, Willard O. Duncan, sur-

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Miss Fannie B. Fisher

Services for Miss Fannie Belle Fisher, who died Monday in hen

el. Burial will.be in New Crown.

She was 33.

home, 606 W. 24th St, will be] held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in| Jacobs Brothers’ West Side Chap-|

-feet) AD. EVIDENT TO “THE SENSES, ESPECIALLY, TO THE SIGHT, HENCE, || BVIOUS TO THE UNDERSTANDING; NOT OBSCURE

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Killed by Freight Car ELKHART, June § (UP)—A railroad accident yesterday killed Elk3 Alexander was coup- == ling a freight car ‘when It ran

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| One lady, who was unable to) walk 6 weeks ago, due to rheu-| matic pains, says she is enjoying a normal life again since she took | J,TRU-AID. In fact, she says she % "has thrown her cane away. This lady had to stay in the house for unable to get ains cen-|

gervices for Henry Woods, 32

5 Sheridan Ave., will be held at 1p m Saturday in Blmpaon COALM MONT

Methodist Church. Burial will be

wD Hill. He was 53. wit Mr. Woods, who died yesterday

in his home, was born in Marion,

Ky. and lived here 26 years. He mrs was a porter for L. 8. Ayres for, JB two years and was a member of on airy an,

Simpson Methodist Church.

gurvivors are his wife, Ada

Belle; his. father,

Marion, Ky.; his sister, Mrs, Aland his brother,

gra Henry,

Gid Woods,

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killing their young, as well as field mice, ground squirrels and other small mammals, make an unusual picture of these whitewinged water-fowl ‘presented in

Dr, Arthur C. Twomey of the Carnegie Museum here. = Presence of other birds’ eggs in the nests of California gulls

Dr. Twomey states that they are stolen and carried off for food. Sometimes the gulls carry them in- their beaks, but more often let them lie around in the nest for a while, California gulls range far inland; Dr. Twomey has observed; their habits in Idaho, where he saw them attack and kill the

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Mrs. Charles Brackett, former- | ly of Indianapolis, died yesterday | +in-her Bel-Air, Cal.,-home.. Serv, jces and burial will be in Sara-| toga Springs, N. Y. She was 58. Mrs. Brackett, wife of the motion picture writer and producer, was the former Miss Elizabeth Fletcher. Survivors besides her husband James Lamore, Los Angeles, and Mrs. Clifford Moore, Washington, D.C, and a sister, Mrs, Lillian Fletcher, Louisville, Ky.

Miss Lydia Wilson

Services for Miss Lydia Wilson will be held at 11 a. m. tomorBrothers

row-in-Jacobs-Chapel. Burial will be in Floral Park. Miss Wilson died Monday in her home, 512 Agnes Bt. 8he was 72. A native of Shelby "County, Kentucky, she lived here 50 years and was a member of the Jones Tabernacle - Church. Survivors include a brother, Isiah Wilson, Los Angeles; four nieces and two nephews. Miss Elizabeth Craig

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regarding California gulls as,

“vermin” and subjecting them to|land, she lived here 59 years and of these|was a member of First Ba

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geese, carrying them off to feed to their own .|nestlings. Gophers, ground squir- Wer t Washington Street rels and-other small animals met Arostuary. Burial ingle in Crown

Dr. Twomey cautions against| Miss Craig, who was 81, died,

immense numbers of destructive|Class. . linsects, he points out, and have| Survivors are her sister, Miss] long been known as stations Jessie Craig, Indisngpolis, three oe -Jnephe

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