Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 August 1948 — Page 8

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This is the final clearance — every dress must be sold regardless of sacrifice!

Services for Pvt. Floyd R. | West, killed June 20, 1944, while

held at 3:30 p. m. Saturday in {New Bethel Baptist Church. Burial will be in New Bethel He was 19. : Pvt. West, who was a lifelong resident of Marion County, attended Franklin Township High School and was an em- . | ployee of Big Four Beech Grove SEDAM RITES—Services for shops prior to entering service. Pfc. Delbert E. Sedam, who was Survivors are his parents, Mr.| Killed Feb. 17, 1945 in Luxemand Mrs. James West; three| burg, Germany, will be held at ‘sothers, Earl, Walter and Del-| 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in G. H. pert, and Iwo sisters, Jue. Rui Herrmann Funeral Home. BurHan R wt x : Hi well, all of Indianapolis. 1.Jjel_will be in_Round Hill. Herschell Franklin Services Tomorrow

Herschell B. Franklin, 2333 For Herman Kimber {Milburn St, who died yesterday| gf Clair Kimber, formerly of in General Hospital, will be bur- Indianapolis, was to be buried in led in New Crown Cemetery fol-| coun ‘Hill tomorrow following lowing services at 10 a m. 10-| 405 4¢ 3 p. m. in Flanner & morrow in Jacobs Brothers Westig, anan mortuary. He was 52,

Side Chapel. Mr. Franklin, who was 44, was’ Mr. Kimber, who lived here 45

porn in Fountain Run, Ky. but Years before moving to Ft. Laud-

Big Four Clerk Plan Services Saturday =r C0

{years, died yesterday in General] pte. Terry, who wis 21, was a Terry, Miss Patricia Terry and} Hospital after two months iliness.\ member of a tank destroyer bat-|Miss Virginia Terry; a brother, | He was 59. talion. He was a life resident|Lawrence Terry, and a grand-|}

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lived here 19 years and was an erdale, Fla. died yesterday in his

526 E employee of Ernest Johnson Coal Rose Court apartment, " Co. 16 years. Fall Creek Blvd.

GROUP 1 GROUP 2 his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miltop|and was a member of Sigma Chi, Form CO Formerly priced Franklin; two sisters, Mrs, Win-|fraternity and Third Church of $599 to $8.99 to $9.95 nie Morton and Mrs. Hattie Pur-| Christ Scientist.

daughters, Mrs. lelia Bracken. ber, both of Ft. Lauderdale.

Black, all of Indianapolis. Robert Elliot, Harlan Hadley,

Services for Lawson Howard, a retired farmer who died Tues-

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will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow oO s 8s n U. S. Flier in Midair ® Lots of Colors in Jacobs Brothers West Side

Survivors are his “wife, Ella;| He attended Indiana University

Mrs. Mary Franklin and Mrs. Honorary pallbearers include| Lois Stone, and a stepson, James| A. H. Kiske; Dr. Carleton Daniel,

Pa— | Fred G. Appel, Wayne Irvine, C.

red Fred Davis, Neal Grider, Andrew Reti Farmer Dies Hutchinson, Hal Keeling, Carl

In Home Here at 83 Saabe, Frank Throop, and James Bingham.

day in his home, 327 Douglas st.|Cupid Switches Signals

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and was a member of the Method- he courted by mail.

Howard; three daughters, Mrs.\of three days.

“and Mrs. Bertie Starnaker,|Mr. Hall explained.

Chapel. Burial will be in New; SYDNEY, Aug. 19 (UP)— Crown, . Lloyd Hall, 24-year-old paraMr, Howard, who was 83, was|trooper from Hollywood, Cal., arborn in McDuff County, Ga. He(rived here last month from Tokyo lived in Indianapolis nine yearsito marry Rosa Greig, 21, whom

ist Church. Today he was honeymooning Surviving are his wife, Mrs./with Jean Luggtall, attractive, Sophie Howard; a son, Oliver|brunette.and 21—an acquaintance

Ara Weaver, of Indlanapolis;| “After I got to know Rosa I Mrs. Nettie Hatcher, Birmingham, decided she was not my type,”

Ala, Decatur, Ga.; three grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren and three Advertisement great-great-grandchildren,

Mrs. Tilden Dies

Times State Service ‘. BLOOMINGTON, Aug. 19—In‘diana University officials were notified today of the death of! Mrs. Carolyn W, Tilden, wife of, the late Dr. Frank W. Tilden, a worried, when member of the school’s depart- Sunk ont lr een Ta ment of Greek 38 years, Mrs,| medicine. Contains not Tilden died Aug. § in Black Moun-| Sneak seco tain, N. C., following a heart at-| eries. Comes in handy

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fever's miseries . . + a when nose-tickling, | ° sniffling,

ashe tack. She had lived in Monte JIC must Jelieve your 5 [Wista Hotel thers for 18 years. | Ask drvasisitor Hi =H

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. Dies Here at 9 Services for Pfc. Michael R. Stark, Wetzel & Co. Inc. and aland two

Samuel Wallsmith [was killed Sept. 17, 1944, in Ger- yoy gener Rites Tomorrow

Born in Woodbury, he lived in service and was sent overseas of Indianapolis

Flanigan, pastor of the Bright-| services for George Love, 603 E- Washington St. will be held § wood Methodist Church, will of-|W. 11th St, who died Monday, ficlate. Burial will be in the 100F |W to be held at 1:30 p. m. Cemetery, Oaklandon. i He is survived by his wife, Mrs.|in New Crown. jtery. Arlie G. Wallsmith; a brother,! A native of Aspen Hill, Tenn. Mr Marcellus Wallsmith. The Rev. Mr. Love lived in Indianapolis 15 formerly operated restaurants inj Joseph R. Flanigan, pastor of} Brightwood Methodist Church,|pe was 62. There are no imme-|in Floyd County.

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THURSDAY, AUG. 19,

1948 Cars.

wife, For Pfc. Michael Terry =~ mm’ saf toe grandchildren.

Terry, 651 N. Beville Ave. Wholgraguate of Arsenal Technical

Shy, NIB be Ma 0 SN eh Het in N | fP ern France and the Rhineland. §

of Indianapolis before he entered mother, Mrs. Mary Monfreda, all §

Indianapolis 46 years. His home june 12, 1944. ‘ i | was at 4405 E. 30th St. Services| He was a former employee or John W. Cochran iH will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomor-, po. : | Services for John W. Cochran, j 5 HRS. 20 MIN. row in the Moore Mortuary North. Rifes This Afternoon |reurea restaurant operator, who| HAVAN A east Chapel. The Rev. Joseph R.. For George Love died yesterday in his home, 2518 ive 9 A

at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Shirley} Brothers Irving Hill Chapel. § Burial will be in Anderson Ceme-

ere today in the Jacobs Brothers | West Side Chapel. Burial will be

. ‘Cochran, who was 74, had|}

lyears and was a member of theilllinois St. Indiana Ave. and|ii} Seventh-Day Adventist Church. Massachusetts Ave. He was born! g\\

officiate. \ * ldiate survivors. { He lived here 34 years and was!

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