Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 November 1948 — Page 4

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: » — Back in NY. Thanksgiving Present l | 2 L it | 3 2 % d E ts wy " is a It was goodby for a little while from Mrs. n n lanapo IS i a is ICS an ven To go" | "Pauline Ellis (center) to her son, Larry, last night After Tucson Rest ge stie-wert info 2 nearby ward sf 34 Vincent's EVENTS TODAY Lag Willie, YBa DIVORCE SUITS FILED Robert Lee Hiniz, 45, af Methodist; gare to give Larry a little brother as a Thanksgiving Thanksgiving—All public offices closed. atjorie arid 3. 5937 BE" 10th; [Christine vs. Onzell Wallace. Baby Lester, 8 Bours, at Methodist, ate- : e J h k present, Today the mother and father, Harry - - TOMORROD ~ Buiriia Kane Speece, 18, 2819 E. New Enmal va. ila Mount. EE 2 is vo na EVENT RO George A. Hazel M, ® / : . pends Than sgiving Ellis (right) waited doctor's reports fo learn if [Matines Musicsle—2 p. m., L. 8. Ayres'|Raymond Eugene Bruton 18. 801 Wood- Be De amy muchgr er ® 64, at Methodist, sare POPUL) At’ P li Fa their new son bs inherited the same disease we um, lawn; Barbara Eberg, 18, 902 8. East. |Nannora vs. William MecAttee. . ; awiing mm 4 Annual Canary and Cage Bird Show |Raymond Knapp, 28, 2432 Central; Bthel| Katherine vs. Joseph L. Ralet. . John » Tre Van Zant, 72, at 3539 Watson, . If You Can NEW YORK. Nov. 25 (UP) which keeps Larry in the hospital—the strange Tov. 36738. Beverin Hotel Tong, 29, 2530 Park. Robert E vs. Mary P. Radelif, oAraItiE Same Old -— 2 et ; ! s—— Ay Gov, Thomas F. Dewey arrived) S000. disease, hemophilia, Larry's black eye is MARRIAGE LICENSES Jopeoh B, PATIO, T0018 Yundes; Barista" gel be jedander Basel BE rE fu ¥ at Geers Fm Always or . ey Vel! the result of a topple from a high chair, compli- Si Stevens, mington: Dor-| William Edward Scott. 38. 112% w. ay > Jah Eels Js, Pas! Viola Blackbusa, 46, at 7, U. Metical Rainbows by back in New York today from a d by h hili Louise Rose, | Pit Capito Mary Booker 35, 1142% W. 27th. BIRTHS Robe Harris, 83, at 3244 Broad-post-election vacation in Tueson £3ige by hemophivia, soy & pens, 2h hp Ramis Bar ri n{Glenn Wagner, 41. 1000 Bellefontaine; Bay. Stteriotcierosis. All | Want : ra lerstrom, ertrude ort. eK Eime | Ariz. tanned and healthy and PAL David Watts, » Detroit, Mich.;} J TH Powe. Tuckson, 50. 58 530 w. 26th; At Methodist Paul Nora brig E: William 2 Jenuson, 9, a5 38 W. Peart, and Happy I v . ready to return to his desk at Alice Armistead, 29, N, a ie. janes Wiliam Sly LA Alvin, Helen Southwood: Paul, Maxine Boise Grace Keeler, 31, at 4441 Cornelius, by Spike Jo Albaziy ; bert J. iderireich, 48 Bucking-| Martha Louise Albers. 18. 112 Beecher, Davis: Paul, Barbara McGrevy; Ray, Nickolas Marianos, 1, at General, diaahea, On A Slow | bany. ham Dr; Rho! is. 3926 Byram.|Harvey Jackson, 32, Bowling Green, Vi Evelyn Magnaboscs. Blanche P. O'Brien, 64, at St. Vincent’ : He was accompanied by his Lioyd J. Bi Brame) £N XN. Oxford; Dor-| "Catherine Graphman, 30, chil] A4, Bt. Vintenta—Trasman, niiary Abbitt: A mates : : 3 and Czarda: wh. wife, his two sons, his press sec- Burward fos Hoel, a no By: Dorothy |Sashel R. English, 9. 2210 Ru: (Fein Elis; Clabey, Kathie Baharn Mr ai B, at 48 8, Warman, Fradiy, Max retary, Paul Lockwood, and two Mg RE ; Pega NA inde aine L. Tage. 33. 2637 Burton. ohaties, Deora Dopoy ‘|Kleana M. Murphy, § days, at General, Then | Tur New York State troopers son; Ala Jean’ Koa 9, ua ndrew Major Cartwright, 29, 318% W, At General—Henry, Vivien Cork, Preuptionia, Walked Slo ¢ ll Thank A a n mpe, 19, 14 8 Bis; Henrietta Davidson, 33, 2840 High- At Coleman—Roger, Pearl Lyons. Lewis W. Greene, 5 at 974 W. 25th, ‘A Heart F y spen anks- Richard John Walker, 25 809 N. Dela- Girls ni heart. ea u The amil % . Rolin Alexander, 24, 2121 Carrollton; Au- i giving at the Dewey summer ware; Rose Elizabeth Carrigan, 25, 909| drey Whitehead, 19, 1718 Cornell. dr Dog re ond FR Mev Willian Welsshaar, 97,31. MH Naomi), by Eddie Ar home at Pawling, N. Y,, and re- A er. 1 412 Binssiosd; Jobe) ight, 99. 3 Frospect: Irene} Montague. Sara Ruby Christian, 26, at General, Corn Belt turn to Albany Sunday night. : Mig outs Be li 8 pg A Clifford A. Bertman, 30 lise BR Pershing; A meet: Faery oly gv Josephine Wagner, 86, at 1429 Carrollton, and Dainty . Ee Mr. Dewey said he had “no! grace Vrooms 0 Ce Tomine usonard Brown, 31. Houston, Tex: Alva A ee William, Mary Reeves; Oafl. Geor rn Baker, 56, at 566 Reno, by Jack Lat political plans” except to com: bert Joseph Hebensirest, B. Shackelford, 23, 35 No Kenwood. {4G Cnet Charles Leatline Hamill coronary thrombosis. lete hi ini Sherman Drive; Patricia Hagan, be) sod darry McNabb, 24, 1502 W. 26th: Dorothy| o E ’ Barbars J. Batton, 14, at Methodist, ceree Also Popul ple $s remaining two years af : Secenvood ord, Wh 4 Capitol. | g MaTShbuUID. 18. 1726 W, Minnesota: At St. Franeis—Hesel, Bernice DeWitt. Rare ne: governor of New York. Marguerite Blam. 3i 1318 W 360” 0 |%osert Robinson. 26 29 E. Sycamore; a; Colemsn—Edwin, Hildegard Schunke. |Anna Poree, 80, at Methodist, leukemia. 0 | Taylor Hershel Rush. $3, = N. Arsenal, | stanley E. Furnish, 21, 417 N. Jefferson; - Raymond E. Gregg, » pen V Ruth Keene, 39, 250 N. Arsenal. Lorene Chambe: 8, 2024 Washing. DEATHS cirrhosis of liver —— QUAKER INDUSTRY | Rufus Coline, a1, 1136 W. 28th; Lois John. | foes, Cnimoers 18. 2024 E Washing: dy, 78, at 1020 N. Tliinols, cerebral [John Btonewal Jackson, 19, at General, More goods are sold to the peo- ion; 20, 1852 Bellefontaine. Tames M. Kidwell 23, 1430 Blaine; Rose-| apoplexy. Ser aret Manning, 80, at St. Vincent’ PHO 1 a i ¢ P - arry N. Lukins, 32, 310 Buckingham Dr. anna Bardash, 22, 1906 Westview Dr. Ruby Mary Allman, 1, at Riley, pneu-| Margaret Manning, s ple an ndustries o ennsyl-' » Martha Funk Sproule, 28, Jeffersonville | red W. Klemm, 23, 854 8. Woodrow;| monia: ventricular thrombus vania than in all of the New bh. [ue 8 Husnew. 38, Carmel; Sarah Ellen Margaret Louise Pfau, 23, 414 N. Oak: Benjamin Foye 5 Buchanan, 76, at General, Russel] Le Ortman, 57, at 1603 Central, England states combined. BS bss. iii i Ear) Tolliver, 18; 1765 Boulevard Place: | eland Roy Connell, 37, Mooresville; Orda Claude H, Cro re 86, at 3120 N. Dela- Arthur | Stuckmeyer, 64, at General, cere- 111] Betty Dunkersom, 16, 627 Cleveland, Jane Walters, 43, Mooresville. ware, arteriosclerosis. bral hemorrhage.

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