Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 June 1948 — Page 7

Hae @® "SS § NS

"nw

Chapel. Burial will be in New / Crown. He was 23.

will be at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday in Shirley Brothers Central Chapel. Burial will be in Mount Olive metery, Cm Muncie, Mr. Lee had lived here for three years before entering the Army in 1943. He was 29. He had been overseas for four months when he was killed. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. | Maxine Lee, 3003 E. Washington St.; a son, Donald Lee, 4; his father, Earl J. Lee, Dayton, O.; two sisters, Mrs. Paul Miller, Martinsville, and ‘Miss Fern Lee, of near North Vernon, and three broth-| ers, Edward Lee, Indianapolis; Cpl. Jack Lee, Camp Campbell, |

Ky.. and Dale Lee, of near North Vernon.

Mrs. Bertha Newton | Services for Mrs. Bertha M.' Newton, R. R. 15, Box 738-H, 4650| Cherry St., will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday in Jordan Funeral: Home. Burial will be in Wasb-| ington Park. She was 72. Mrs. Newton died Thursday while visiting her son, Floyd, Doutt, in Mount View, Cal. A! native of Pennsylvania, she lived) there most of her life before com-| ing here seven years ago. Survivors include another son,! Homer Leonard, Indianapolis, a daughter, Mrs. Marie Whoolery, Brazil; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Edward Pride

Services for Edward Pride, 330|ago

Minerva St., who died last Monday in Marion County Hospital at Sunnyside, will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in Stuart Mortuary

Born in Osyka, Mo., he lived in Indianapolis seven years and was employed as a repairman in the Pennsylvania Railroad roundhouse. : Survivors include his fwo sisters, Eva Pride, St. Paul, Minn. and Thelma Pride, New York City, and a stépmother, Mrs. Nora Pride, Osyka, Mo.

Mrs. Fannie Nelson Services for Mrs, Fannie Nelson, resident here for 35 years, will be at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the Emmanuel ‘Baptist Church. Burial wil lbe in New Crown Cemetery. Mrs. Nelson, who was 60, died Friday in her home, 2705 N. Oxford St. She was a member of the Emmanuel Church. She was born in Mississippi. Survivors include her husband, Lee G. Nelson; a brother, George Carter, Mississippi; five nephews and a niece.

Mrs. Rose Randall Services Today

Burial Takes Place in Memorial Park :

Services for Mrs. Rose Ritter Randall, resident here for most of her life, wete to be at 11 a. m. today in Hisey & Titus mortuary. Burial was to be at Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs. Randall died Saturday at the Methodist Memorial Home, Warren, where she had lived for three years. She was 88. She

was a charter member of the(P

East Tenth Street Methodist Church, a member of the Women’s Society of Christian Service and Brookside Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Val Mikush, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; a granddaughter, Mrs. Carroll Cheney, Utica, Kas. and a

MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1048 ___

MILITARY BURIAL — Capt. John W. Askren, who was killed in action in New Guinea in 1944, will receive full military . honors at his burial Wednesday.

Miss. Ruth Mueller Dies at Home Here

Services Planned At 3 P. M. Tomorrow

Services for Miss Ruth M. Mueller, who died yesterday at her home; 546 E. Maple Rd., will| be held at 3 p. m, tomorrow at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Miss Mueller was born iA Indianapolis. She was graduated from Shortriage High School and attended Columbia University. She had been employed in New York Cjty as a secretary 16 years before returning here two months She was a member of Third Church of Christ, Scientist.

Surviving are two uncles, Gustav and Oscar o Mueller, both of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Raymond Adams |

Services for Mrs. Florence Belle Adams, 1639 Park Ave. who died Saturday at St. Vincent's Hospital, will be held at 3 p. m. Wednesday at the Methodist Church in Carroliton, Ky. Burial will be in Carrollton.

Mrs. Adams, who was 27, was born in Carrollton and was a member of the Methodits Church there. She ha dlived in Indianapolis two years and was employed by Diamond Chain Manufacturing Co. Surviving are her husband, Raymond H. Adams; a son, Chester. Ray Adams, Carrollton; two daughters, Dorenda Jo and Dolores Laine Taylor, Carrollton, and the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dunn, Carrollton.

Mrs. Earl Miles

Services for Mrs. Nell Miles, who died Friday in her home, 637 Division 8t., will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Trinity Methodist Church. Burial will be in Washington Park Cemetery. She ‘was 42. . A resident here for 32 years, Mrs. Miles was born in Rocky Hill, Ky. She was a member of the Trinity Church. & Survivors include her husband, Earl Miles; two children, Joseph Earl and Joanna Nell Miles; a sister, Mrs. Ben Miner, Indianapolis; five brothers, Bob and Ben Perkins, Indianapolis; Ned Perkins, Oakland, Cal.; Joe Perkins, Louisville, Ky, and Tom Perkins, Seymour.

Henry (Buster) Lee

Rites for “Henry (Buster) Lee, race horse groom, will be at 1 . m. tomorrow in John A. Patton funeral home. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Born in Oakwood,” Tenn., Mr. Lee had lived here for 44 years.

J. Askren, 6480

tillery.

Funeral Today Services for Charles F. Lautenberger, 2429 Stuart St, who died Saturday in Methodist Hospital, will be held at 8 p. m. today

Purdue Graduate in Moore Mortuaries Northeast 3 3 3 Chapel by the local chapter of Killed in New Guinea hire Commercial Travelers and Services for John W.iat 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Askren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earliwijison Funeral Home, Peoria, , WhoiT)l. Burial will be in Peoria. He was killed in action in New yas 50. Born in Alpa, Ill, he lived in

at 3 p. m. Wednesday In -| Indianapolis two years and was

ner & Buchanan Mortuary. a member of the Indianapolis will be in Crown Hill with full Trafic Club and Indianapolis military honors, He was 31. Passengers Company Club. He was aide de camp to Gen.| He was a World War I veteran Hurdis, the commanding generalignd served as secretary of the

of the Sixth Division, Field Ar-\Indianapolis chapter of United Purdue University as a mechani- . Commercial Travelers of America./cal engineer. During the war he A graduate of Shortridge High He was district freight and pas-;was assigned by the Navy to the School and Purdue University, senger agent for the Rock Island presidency of Brewster Aero-

Capt. Askren was a member of Railroad. Beta Kappa Nu fraternity, scholastic honorary society for elec-irie Lautenberger; a brother, trical engineers Before enteringiHenry Lautenberger, Peoria; a the service he was associated sister, Miss Regina Ellinger, Inwith General Electric Co. in York, |dianapolis; two stepsons, Joseph

Rapid City, 8. D.

Mrs. Jason Bohley

Services are planned at 10 a a. m. Wednesday at Farley Fu- C C ar ar neral Home for Mrs. Eldora Boh- .

ley, who died yesterday at her . home, 5014 Caven St. Burial will be in Round Hill. She was 2 ur y 74.

Mrs. Bohley was born in Lo- - . . gansport and had lived here 45' Killed in Action In New Guinea

years. She was a member of Woodl . | olga Ba puis t ivy PY Pfc. Richard Sharp, son of Mr. Jason; four sons, Joseph, Walter and Mrs. L. B. Sharp, 3460 Forest and George Bohley, all of Indi- Manor Ave. killed in action Feb. anapolis, and James Bohley 14, 1944, in New Guinea, will be Cleveland, O.; five daughters |Duried at 1 p. m. Thursday ja Mrs. Hazel Summers, Mrs. Mar- Aslinglon National Cemetery. He tha Williamson and Mrs. Ida] . Schienbein, all of Indianapolis; , Pf Sharp entered the Army on Mrs. Florence Bettcher, Moores- a on aR 18 Toda He ville, and Mrs. Eva Kuhn, Albu- Fs »

was sent to New Guinea from querque, N. M.; a brother, Robert Hanna, and a sister, Mrs. Mary there, where he served with the

490th Amphibian Engineers Co. Becker, both of Rochester. He was graduated from Arsenal Technical High School and attended Linwood Christian Church. wal . armon Surviving besides his parents are a sister, Mrs. George W. Harmon, Indianapolis; and a grand-

Easton, IIL

ustin J. Weiss

Nita Rites Sof c. F. amooorb fect For Capt. Askren

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ma- Pa. He retired from this position

Pa. and Charles Ellinger, Indianap- Fla., at the time of his death. He Surviving besides the parents is|olis, and two stepdaughters, Mrs.|Was a member of the varsity his brother, Robert H. Askren, Robert Franz, Niagara Falls, N.[football team and Phi Gamma Y., and Mrs. Frederick Foster, Delta Fraternity at Purdue.

mother, Mrs. Marie Sharp, Lancaster, O.

Services for Justin Julius Weiss,

PAGE 7

» Ex-Forrestal Aid Dies in Florida Frederick Riebel Jr. Indianapolis Native Services for Frederick Riebel Jr., civilian assistant to Navy James Forrestal during World War II, and Indianapolis native, who died Saturday in Pittsburgh, Pa,, will be held in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill, He was 64.

Born in Indianapolis, he lived here until he was graduated from

nautical Corporation, Johnsville,

shortly before the war ended. Died in Florida He was living in Miami Beach,

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Katherine Tracy Riebel, Miami Beach, Fla.; his son, Frederick Riebel III, Hartford, Conn.; an aunt, Mrs. Annie Riebel, Indianapolis; a step-son, Richard Tracy, Miami Beach, Fla, and a stepdaughter, Virginia Tracy Dow, Long Meadow, Mass.

Mrs. Anastacia Boyd

. ‘Rites and burial will be held tomorrow in Trowbridge, Ill, for |{Mrs. Anastacia Boyd, 1028 8S. Tremont St., who died Saturday. Mrs. Boyd, who was 43, was born in Trowbridge and had lived here nearly 20 years. She was a member of the Catholic Church. Surviving are her husband, Thornton P. Boyd; a brother, Mark Crose, Tulsa, Okla.; two |sisters, ‘Miss Isabel Crose, near |Jewett, Ill, and Mrs. Edith Wasson, Trowbridge, and her father,

Jessie Crose, Neoga, Ill.

-—-—-ee-e Oe

PEARL ST

MERIDIAN ST.

2.8 Ayrec & Co.

MARKS THE SPOT . . .

—-— OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT

Our CAMERA DEPARTMENT

Our CIRCULATING LIBRARY

and Our ACCOMMODATION DESK*

formerly on the Second Floor, have been moved to

The New Location

in the

SOUTH BUILDING, DOWNSTAIRS

*where you may buy stamps, mail packages and letters,

obtain money orders, and pay your utility bills

{

NYC Employee . . 3032 Ruckle St, who died yesDies in Home Here terday at St. Vincent's Hospital,

Services for Edward G. Har-|will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow mon, employee of the New York|at Aaron-Ruben Funeral Home.! Central Railroad for 43 years, will| Burial will be in. Central Avenue be at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in Flan-| Hebrew Cemetery, | ner & Buchanan mortuary. Mr. Weiss, who was 61, was Burial will be in Crown -Hill born in Ellingen, Bavaria, and! Cemetery. had operated stables there until Mr. Harmon, who was 70, died| August, 1939, when he fled to! Saturday in his home, 1320 N.| England to "escape the Nazis. Beville Ave. A resident here for| He worked in a London shoe fac-| 60 years, he was born in Sanford,| tory until 1946, when he came to Ind. He was a member of the| America. i Brotherhood of Railroad Train-| He is survived by a son, Leo

men. ; Weiss, Indianapolis. Survivors include his wife,

ee Nellie; a son, Harry, Indianapolis; i i three brothers, Charles, Liberty- 125 Register for Child ville; William, West Terre Haute, Conference at Butler and Elva, Liggett; a. sister, Mrs.| Approximately 125 persons regMaude Hammond, Terre Haute, |istered today for the fourth an-| and a stepson, Walter Harmon,|nual summer conference on ex-| St. Meinrad. : ceptional children . sponsored by Mrs. Clarence “Dodd Leontine WaSrvicss and vurial wil be he through Friday in Jordan Me- | K for yo Mar 8 a morial Hall. Attending are teach- | Dog d ‘wh die: y ers, administrators and supervibom. — E 8, Jeaterday in her| rs of special education. | ’ A | Speakers were to include Miss Mrs. Dodd, who was 63, had) {Frances Graney, Miss Mary Englived in Bowling Green most of lish, Harry Wood and Dr. Irving

her life, moving here four months| ago. . She was a member off Rosenbaum.

Guaranteed—Inciudes

Bowling ‘Green First Baptist F PERMANENT { urch. Suryivi h ; . CB "Ww. pod; is sand Lanolin Oil $1 98

James H. Dodd, Lenarue, Ky., and Shampon snd Set

Wilbur C. Dodd, Bowling Green; BEAUTY two sisters, Mrs. Lucy Martin, il CENTRA COLLEGE dianapolis, and Mrs. Rose Dillon,|] tw vda renow Bias. Lu. 9?

Bowling Green, and three broth-|

He died Thursday in Troy, O., where he was caring for horses for his employer, Jesse LaGarde,| Tipton.. He was 64 and lived at 1434 N, Missouri St. ;

great-granddaughter, Advertisement ‘WORLD'S LARGEST _< SELLER AT 10¢

St.Joseph aspirin

Selection of LINOLEUM IN INDIANA HOOSIER PAINT

AND LINOLEUM 211 E. Washington.

Any Size With FORMI rors: Ne Down Pa Kany Terms

LARKE 7 Sam co. we. Rings snd Sunday Call CH. 8044-W

King Jewelry Co. Expert Watch & Jewelry Repairing 8-DAY SERVICE

Free Estimates Reasonable Prices

All Werk Guaranteed Rings Cleaned FREE of Charge KING JEWELERS

108 W WASH. ST. Qiaypoel Hotel Bids.

DAVIS CLEANERS

Mr. Lee had worked for such leading horsemen and trainers as Sep F. Palin and the late Pop Geers. At one time he was jailer at the Marion County ‘jail and was a city employee under the late Robert H. Tyndall, former

/ {mayor.

Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Eddie Rhea, and a half-brother,

Robert Christian, both of Chi-|was born in Tiskilwa, Ill, and!

jcago, and three nephews.

|Mrs. Carolyn J. Myles

Services for Mrs. Carolyn Jean | Myles, former employee of the {Indignapolis Star, were to be at |1 p. m, today in Moore Mortuaries {Peace Chapel. Burial was to be lat Fountain City. | Mrs. Myles, who was 31, died Saturday in Sunnyside Sanitari(um, Born in Marion, she had been a resident here for seven lyears, living at 678 E. 15th St.

| tisf: department. : | Survivors include her mother, {Mrs. Lucille Elkins; her father, | Victor L. Peavy, and four chil|dren, Rex. D., Phyllis Sue, Joyce {Ann and Laura Lou Broome, all lof Indianapolis.

Harry Cooper: Services for Harry Cooper, 425 Toledo St., who died Friday, will \be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Stuart Chapel. Burial will be in New Crown. He was 54. A native of New Orleans, Mr. Cooper was employed as a hotel cook for 20 years and lived in

survivor is a 'step-son in 8t.

Louis, Mo. . v

COLUMBIA DIAMONDS

. Jewelers 2230 Shelby St.

Indianapolis 35 years. The only]

|c. F. Geer & Co.|

6k 3101 |

495)

ers, Theodore Marcum, Martin, Tenn.; James A. Marcum, Sulphur Well, Ky., and Charles Marcum, | Savoyard, Ky. 1 Friénds may call today and to-| {morrow at Jordan Funeral Home.

‘Mrs. Martha McCoskey | | Services for Mrs. Martha L. |McCoskey, R. R. 15, Box 425, {who died yesterday at Long? Hos- | pital, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in’ Dorsey Funeral Home. Bufial will be in Washington) Park. X -Mrs. McCoskey, who vas 38,

FOR YOUR COMFORT!

NETTIE... OUR SALAD GIRL IS DREAMING AGAIN......

For these hot, spitry days, she has come up with the most complete variety of tasty COLD PLATES at you have ever seen. They're really great. DON'T PORGET . . . Ice-Cold Cantaloupe and Watermelon every day!

SUMMER HOURS

Open Sunday, 8 A.M. te 8:15 P. M. Menday thru Fri, 6:30 A. M. to 8:15 P. M.

Closed all day on Saturdays.

“% ASTAURANT 1606 N.lllinois St

AIR-CONDITIONED

had lived here 32 years. Surviving are three children, Richard, Judy and Jane; Her mother, Mrs. Nellie Norton; her father, Clarence R. Close; a sister, - Mrs. - Ruby - Downard, and three brothers, Marcel, Lawson and Robert Close, all of Indi-| { anapolis. iy

| {

i i {

HOTEL LINCOLN H. C. Ramos, Ltd., originators of the famous

selected the Lincoln's Mirabar and Tuscany Room as exclusive dispensers in Indianapolis,

The Ramos Gin Fizz is bei featured at a

| om NEW ORLEANS—

Sh worked in the Star adver-|

Ramos Gin Fizz and owners of its secret formula, |

| RICH

You'll like its refreshingly mild, tangy, different | flavor. : 1

SHORT ~ STOUT - THIN - TALL " Richman Brothers Fit ‘Em All

If you've been having trouble finding clothes to fit you during the past few years, this is to let you know that your troubles are over.

For now, as before the war, Richman Brothers selection of sizes, models and physical proportions is complete’ again—-and we invite you to come in and be correctly ‘and comfortably fitted from the finest stock of clothes we've had since 1941.

This fitting service is now available to you in addition to our supremely fine all wool and worsted fabrics; our famous Richman Family tailoring; our smart styles, low prices, and matchless values. Summer and Year-Around Suits.

Fo 978. 94s. gs

Where else in all the world does so little still buy so much?

SLACKS - ALLKINDS . . . . SMART ALL WOOL SPORT COATS .

4% 1, 1175

. 18%0

special price during this week only.

22-28 East Washington St.

MAN BROTHERS

Store Hours: MONDAY THRU SATURDAY, 9:30 to 5 P. M. | RICHMAN'S BRINGS YOU LAST-MINUTE NEWS . .. WIRE 10 P. M. :

TL A

5 ——

aia,

re NST C5