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Tickels to “Civic Play Greenfield Man Killed by Auto

George Bowlus Hit | When Car Swerves

Another . fatality went on| Indiana's mounting trafic death record today following fatal injury of 88-year-old George Bowlus in. front of his home near Green-| field late yesterday. The victim was a former power| {plant superintendent for the Ell [Linty & Co. laboratories here. | Mr. Bowlus was removing mail| {from his rural route box, {mile west: of Greenfield on U, 8. 140, when the car driven” by! [Chester DeWitt, New Castle, swerved from the pavement and {struck him. He died before police

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Noes Rites - For Mother of id W. Sherwood

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“Tomorrow at 2 P. M. Services for Miss Hattle Price! Sherwood, Linton clubwoman and mother of Elmer W. Sherwood, Indianapolis public relations executive and former adjutant general of Indiana, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Welch Fun-| eral Home, Linton. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery. Mrs. Sherwood died. at her Lin|arrived,

ton home last night after a year's , : [1llness. She was 87. She was the S58 %, ? 1 | Troopers of Connersville State!

(Widow of Dr. Eimer T. Sherwood |Police post’ said Mr. DeWitt apwho died in 1921. |parently went to sleep at tne] | She was born in. Linton July 23.! |Wheel. He was not arrested. 11861, and lived there all her life. =Fhe-body--was-taken=to Paseo; (She es the daughter of Mr. and Hama home, Gentine, iMrs. Levi M. Price. Her father, # F-MOVe 0 anner ua Civil War veteran and farmer, {chanan mortuary. Funeral notice pune the first coal mine in later. {Greene County. | | Plow a Mrs. Frank J. Garner | A pioneer in woman's suffrage g Gr ) K p8 | Mrs. {In Indiana, she maintained an IY ) 2 lactive interest in government all . JB ¢ | ted today at the age of 46. {her life. 8he was a militant work- # LA A ; i | A native of Covington, Ky., she er for rights for the underprivi- Sai |resided at 43 8. Oriental St.

{leged and was instrumental in! Theat . {Funeral services will be held at obtaining the first public library) heater patrons ..-. Mayor Feeney and City Controller Bayt 13.30 a. m. Saturday in Grin-

in_ Linton. purchaje their tickets to Civic Theater play, "All My Sons," |steiner's Funeral Home, followed Her husband, “Dr. Sherwood, Jan 3. from two Washington High School alumni, Louis Griffith |by requiem high mass at 9a.m. ‘was a native of Greene County and Doris Bereman. The school, of which Mr. Bayt is an alumnus, is In Holy Cross Catholic Church, | land was graduated from Wash-| sponsoring the play ‘and the two students are co-chairmen "of Surviving are her hisband. ingtoh University; St. Louis. She! ficket sales. Frank J Garner; one daughter \was a graduate of Meron (Ind.)| —— Mrs. Ruth Kelley: two sons!

|College. . | a s r y Frank Jr. and Roger J. Garner,| She was a member of the East-| Rites Tomorrow 3d Audubon Tour all of Indianapolis; two sisters,| ern Star; Indiana Federation of] ‘Set for Friday {Miss Lille Irvin, Indianapolis:

Women's Clubs, American Legion | Sun. binther ena i. nn : n wo grande ren.

iar at Women's Relief For Levi Parker {~The third in a series of AuduA Nt pa Sone 5 £ sociation [bon Screen Tours will be held at Mrs. Nellie Watson is head of Sherwodd Sherveod; Services f evi P. {8 p.‘'m. Friday in Caleb Mills Hall,| Services for Mrs. Nellie May! public relations- counsellors. She Columbus, «log vF Darker ot! |Shortridge High School. Watson, 2308 Rogsevelt Ave, will is also “survived by a daughter;| councilman there; who-dled Mon-, Dr. Olin 8. Pettingill, of Carle- a at 130 P nm Friday in Mrs. Edith Edith Hangat, 1 Linton. (day 8 Ropert W. Long Hospital, ton College, Minn.,, will present Chapel, ah | Twins’ Bod B fies. Foun 4 [rt Me Lio Belip ol per a’ colored movie entitled “Atha- ington Park Cemetery. | CAMDEN, N. J., Dec. 8 (UP)— |Home, Columbus, Burial will be Paska Sojurn. : er eas 38: ie {Police searched today for clues In Garland Brook Cemetery there.| Earlier in the day, at 2:45. roa of the Broth hood of | to: the parentage of 3-year-old He was 76. |p. m., Dr. Pettingill: will present|; .. ¢; ¢ Engineers - ill % twin girls whose bodies were| Mr. Parker was visiting in thea free show to elementary and 7 .wrence Chapter, OES. ry found in a creek near the Cooper nome of a daughter, Mrs. Arthur high school students at Short-|"g, vino are tory ther, Robe River Couritry Club. “The bodies Lankwell, 1544 Powell. St., when ridge with the title, “Wildlife in; —— a 2 ‘Ha. lar o were found yesterday by King he became ill. Born in Athens, O., Action.” Lane; a sister, Mrs Al} y- : Richwine, manager of the club, he moved by covered wagon with. The scene of the evening mo- mire, and a brother Oliver H, Gal Camden County Coroner Joseph/his family to settle near Bean: tion picture is laid deep in the|lamore, all of Indianapolis, ai Inglesby ordered an immediate Plossom in early manhood. {Northwestern Canadian wilder- another brother, A. J. Calla an Jautopsy - to, de termine. the causei -He taught school in . Bean-iness.in the Athabaska Delta. It Texas. more: of death.’ |blossom several years Before mov-! [describes the search of Dr. Peti (1g to Columbus where he was tingill and his son for the almost Mrs. Effie, M. Pyatt Rent a yr +] employee of the SA Aucinate extinct whooping ‘crane in a : lia. Service Co; JJater bes country teeming with waterfowl, of 1250 Glen Arms Rd. will be at or Truek = E faze A carpenter: and worked &tirare floWefsi unusual birds and) {2 p. m. Friday in the: Washington

Jithat trade 20 years. "TEC {spruce, forests.” | Street . Presbytert Cc MARKLE-U-DRIVE on In addition fo Mrs. .Langwell, ay “Burial will be in Crown Bare. . RIL. 8238

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Mrs. Pyatt, died yesterday in {her homie, She was 82. She was

(daughter, Mrs. Bertha Daugherty {To VA : Personnel Post ‘'a native of Jatkson, O., and had resided here 62 years. She was

= Columbus; four grandchildren, and, two great-grandchildren, : Cost E. Goode. Mulberry; Ind., la charter member of the Wash-| AI E $5ad Buss Gertrude Brake’ ,, [bas beer “Appdinted director of jngton Street Church .and the : {the personnel management staff Ladies Auxiliaty to the Bfotherwy ap. You thin? Services fot Mrs. Gertrude 8. in the office of assistant ‘admin- hdod of Locomotive Engineers. 5; 4+ RY: e, who die onday in t y 1-DAY DYEING SERVICE {home of a son, Cecil A. Fn the istrator for personnel; the Vet. Me TE ere Gil M3556 FOR A PROMPT PICKUP [744 Congress Ave. were to be ®Tans Administration announced caries Lentz and Mrs. Charles wd held at 2 p. m. today in Farley today. | Lu. Wilkes, all of Indianapolis. {Funeral Home. Burial will be in| A former senior examiner for! i Washington Park Cemetery. She the Indiana state personnel divi- Democrats to Meet was 75. sion, Mr. Goade served as a per-| The Marion, County Young

Mrs. Brake was born in Free- sonnel officer in the Office - of s dom, Owen County, and lived in Emergency Management Democrats will meet tomorrow at

Yo | Indianapolis 24 years. She wes a Washington, D. C., Pellets \ member of the Central Christian | |war. on,

{he is survived by a son, Charlés A Ser i Parker. | Columbus: anotner HOOSIer - Appointed

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Mrs. Mary Charles, ‘native of! North Lebanon, Syria, who' died; {Monday in her home, 2440 Park {Ave Will be buried in -St.- Joseph;

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8:30 a. m. tomorrow in Speaks &| Finn Funeral Home and requiem] high mass at 9 a m.'in 88. Peter| and Paul Cathedral. She was 64. ! Mrs. Charles was a resident of | Indianapolis 28 years. She was a member of 88. Peter and Paul. “Bhe is Thomas Charles, Indianapolis;| ithree daughters, Mrs. Matilda Solnan and Miss Effie Charles,| and © Mrs. Rose Michael, Buffald, N, Y.; a sister, Mrs, Martha Toms, Santo Do-| mingo; a brother, Kaleel Maroun, | {Johannesburg South Africa; 17 |grandchildren and. three great-| {grandchildren | |

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Mrs. Richards lived 60 years in Indianapolis: and was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary, Gar-

ident of Indianapolis for 27 years. field Post, American Legion.

She is survived by her hus-!| band, Jacob P. Richards; a sister, Mrs. Millié Andrews, Indianapolis, and a grandson, Nelson

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