Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1948 — Page 18

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{the Postoffice 20 years and was a He had been employed f 1 free-lance political and economics| years at the Prest-O-Lite Battery fred Ballard, Hartsville;

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A native of Bloomington, Dr. Weir, who was 66, had been a dentist

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Services for Ira Grant Ballard, 1728 E. Washington 8t., who died {Tuesday in his home, will be held in Columbus tomorrow morning.

years. He was a graduaté of the gy, ia) will follow there.

old Indiana Dental School and| a member of the Presvyserian) jard, who was

Church, New Castle. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. ee

Mary H. Weir,

Dr. C. P. Weir, Indianapolis,

George M. Lazarus

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