Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1948 — Page 4

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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~Get'$3 a Day With Room and Board nosh in Comment rd |“: Services for Walter A. ReynACK OMPSON, Times Staff Writer 8st Brig. ¢ s olds, who died yesterday in his PERI hi ny Aug. 13—Youw'd think it would be a dog's assistant dt¥ision eom- home, 333 5. Warman Ave. wil ta ammand of be held at }30 p. m. tomorrow | g to the contrary, In fact. six Indianapolis youngsters are {ia Conkle Funeral Home: Burial gan County SE i Gaba. 2 mon AL ele Lobe arderties Which Will march to the music of) Uo”, ‘aroral Park. y anks Me-| They ares concerted. withthe miltary (ruining training being given tivision will take to); ET, Nt was 51, wae How Long Since Your Ey : “Post of to the part soldiers n zriestown : al Guira oficers and several 3 al bivouse 1°72 pare 8 sours, se aesiea] WERE LAST “EXAMINED? Among those Invited to | Reynolds Grocery, 333 8. War. advan ATperiance And for that matter why should cipate in the ¢ pars " man Ave., for 22 years. and _ Sp-ithe-mitute metiods and

ceremonies were: reel hy be TORE Chane ICON apt Gat mann op Bo a re a wie | SE Oe it ! “W Amy; two brothers, Curtis and : : was the son rin much worrying about nationalis,, Te an mocratie ae candidate post was Seid raining : Asie a “Reynolds. fotnnapole] . Dr. D. Edward TaVel ors or elense Aid He Ee plies, Cramer, chief of the National long convoys will begin rumbling and a sister, Mrs. Eathel Me-| lapprentice in the composing de-|for a job that turned out to be &/ — rd Bureau in Washington, toward home. __ . : . .. lafee louisville | jsipArtment of the Indianapolis Star vacation in disguise. g : ore eptering serv service. | As one of the lads, 18 yanr-old ¢ | George = Scott,

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: ee tL ; | “Generally, our work is to Y i / clean up for the officers. We : make beds, shine shoes, take care ri of laundry, sweep and act as fire guards. J -

: Rise at 6 a. m. Services Sunday “We get tp at 6 a. m. and go

For Pfc. Westall to mess. When we return from on Ga : inn ain ' ’ Funeral services will be held at| Preakiast we work for about two We “scooped up’ everything in sight . . . they were

. and a half hours. Then, we take 2 m. Sunday in Moore mor- 2 ’ tiries Colonial Chapel for Pec. lite easy until lunch. ie a on @ Lawrence BE | “After lunch we have many so luscious and so Value-ful! New exciting styles, Westall,- killed 7 o (pastimes, We play cards, go to Sept. 12, 1943, fn ithe PX, tennis and baseball, : “|Salerno, Italy. 4 ake hikes fe ground in the har. right from the heart of Fashion ... and because we 1 burial 9 { , read, \ a Union 3 {instruments and a thousand other ; a Rk i “Following sipper at. thie mess He bought SO MANY we can save you SOooo MUCH! Pfc, Westall : hall where we serve a few _offiquit. school to 3 ® |cars, we can make use of the Join the . Na- 5 2 (music hall. And we enjoy listional Guard i ¢ tening to Thomas Wilson (anwhen he was 13,8 1 thes orderly) sing cowboy songs rand later served imitate the electric guitar, two, four-year Pre. Westall “We think the job is one any terms with the Navy, He fought boy would enjoy as a Vacation. in the Army's 456th. Division .in{For my part, I'd like to spend World War II. . . he hole umney here.” Survivors are his parents, Mr, youths got their employWilliam pa Westall, ment through a classified advertisement “in the Indianapolis newspapers which asked for neat gery appearing boys, 16-18, with two and a grandfather, years of high school for two

weeks work at $3 a day Plus, George R. Furry room and board. the! Services fot George R. Furry, Others on Job © | 59 Pasadena 8t., former éployee He Namen enting the fact hat the of the iS Glove. £01. ns "omer Sheampment 18 Al-| : af the. ladiasagell tomorrow in mast aver besides young Scott Shirley Brothers Irvington oo ("WF 0 Mrs, WoT Wir Shape, with burial’ in Memorial son, 316 N. Dorman St. ‘are: ’ ' : Robert Stewart, son Mr. Furry, who was 62, died rs, Richard G t, donot Mr and) in Bt. Vincent's Hos- Dearborn St.: son Stevens Jr.,| A of Greenfield, heison of Mr. and Mrs. James Stev- | lived here 14 years and was alens 1252 W. Standard 8t.; Mel-| member of Greenfield Masonic vin I. Kirkland, son of Mr. and | Eas Mrs. 'M. J. ‘Brasher, 1203 N, Gale! He is by his wife, 8t., and James Harris, son of Mr.! Mrs, Cora i a son, Denhis/and Mrs. Paul A. Harris, 167 E.| . Furry, Indianapolis; three élst sisters, Miss Nellie A. Furry and Neuve reached a climax, Mrs, Elizabeth Glles, Greenfield today as the entire division pre-| and Mrs. Mae Misel, Ft. Wayne; pared to pass in review before . jand two brothers, Sanford Furry, Maj. Gen, Ben H. Watt, com | Greenfield, and Louis Furry, In- manding general, a number of! | dianapolis. other ranking Army and Nation

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