Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 March 1949 — Page 4
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| | : ”e : ' survivors include a daughter, Mrs, n Rites Tomarrow Local Deaths— Rites Tomorrow for J. E. Montgomery, Services Arranged En ndaayeie: § FAVORI RHEUMA SM AND or Mrs. Collins i ld Rit I d y Edi : ; ib or Mrs. Murre | children. tiga] OF MILLIC NEURITIS PAINS «75 coi, 2 moe 0i RIES 100Y Editor of the New Albany Tribune fie maa Doliaye Ee 2 {8t., who died Friday in Ge 1 gm, . . . “ _ native of Sebree, Ky. who die . , pure. We heen mms mais Seti mi pert Fo FOr Crash ViCHm | guefister bie BR ve oe Bh gis Kel Can , tly developed by Park following p.m. . On Trip Here Surviving in addition to his ~ tomorrow in the New Liberty | :
® ® ) Wednesday in the Friendship wife are two daughters, Mrs. oh of sufferers from the i Baptist Church. | Robert Leon Brown | Funeral services for James E. Baptist Church. Burial will be in
Nancy Fleischmann, ‘New York 3 ) | i N C Cemetery. Boiadca Neurainia a aa, | Mrs. Collins, who was 50, was | Montgomery, editor and publisher City, and Mrs. Mary June Engel, NeW Crown y
ssolves in the small intes- a native of Springfield, Tenn. An Funeral in Sheridan of the New Albany Tribune, who Port Washington, N. Y., and three Mrs. Murrell, who was 55, had easant! | to the Pood a y reach hed Indianapolis resident 39 YOATS.| gervices for Robert. Leon died Saturday night in the Men sisters, Mrs. Franklin Schurz, lived in Indianapolis 20 years. * y. That's why It works sy She was a member of the New South Bend; Mrs. Robert J. Mc- She was a member of Friendship
of the bods. Thats why ony odist Hospital, will be held at in helping 3 ways: I. First dose Liberty Baptist Church and its Brown, 7501 E. Washington St. 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in New Kay, New York City, and Mrs. Baptist Church and its mothers’ @y|der folks can trust this H. C. Sexton, Charleston, 8. C. society.
starts curbing in. 2 Helps Nature § 2 who w le » Albany. Burial will follow there, i Sisters of Help Society was killed Friday afternoon ) tas eds actin laxative! Mr. Montgomery was honored Surviving are her husband, 10 ty: y-acting
remove axcess Uric Aeld h oft | STavates pains, sorsnees and stuf Surviving are a sister, MIS. when the petroleum panel truck Mr. Montgomery, who was in $ from in a resolution adopted by the James Murrell, and a son, dames. ‘oo rira careful to keep away IREA in a special session yes- I. Murrell, with the U. 8. occupa-| ,. 1 upsetting laxatives. There's
oat mouscles, 3. Helps you work and sleep in ()zie Masoh’ three brothers, he was driving skidded and Indianapolis to participate in the tion forces in Germany. no shock, no strain, when you take
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Breater comfort Get ROMIND from or v e 71st annual spring meeting of th ur & t today. Quick satistactios Thomas, Harvey and Elbert i s pring 8 e Be money back a avl Shannon; three nieces and eight crashed into a tree on a 8. Kitley Indiana Republican Editorial As-
Fd / . : fat terday which said, . “In signing he Ly nephews, all of Indianapolis, |Rd railroad crossing, were to be sociation, of which he was past tere kx. Lax. Many doctors SH L — Pe’ 0 (held today in the Hinshaw Fu- resident, was stricken Saturday 30’ for James E, Montgomery, Henry F. Hauther depends heir practice. he er |neral Home, Sheridan. Burial afternoon. His wife, Mrs. Marie we have all lost a real friend. Henry F. Hauther, retired fore- Ex-Lax works smoothly, comfort- A rough, apedy Ey [was ia follow in the Mundy Ceme- Moulgomery: was at his bedside The Republican editors eulo- ,.... of the Indianapolis Bleach-| ably—and thoroughly. It pei like believe, whecco su : [tery there. when he died a few hours later in zed him as a man of “great ine C is| delicious chocolate. More people use Dor Sl Soul You Are Invited fo A memorial service was to be the hospital. He was 61. 8 ing Co., who died yesterday in his y
ela Deol responsibility and moral cour- home, 818 Cottage Ave. will be | - Ex-Lax than any other laxative! somforuble, look je S. 4 a Mm. today in the age” and a man having “definite pyried in Washington Park fol- When Nature"forgets”-remember + i
Returns to Room with a Kleenite bat
10 v NN % [Srishus Wear Grove Church. an After telling fellow members of : opinions, carrying on the tradi<f1owing services at 10:30 a. m. to- st your druggis’s % | employee of the Associated Pe. the IJREA that he was feeling ill, tions of a great newspaper fam- morrow in the G. H. Herrmann ETT troleumn Products Co Survivi Mr. Montgomery returned to his J E Mont ily.” Funeral Home. a lare his wife. Mrs. "Brom Yving seventh-floor room in the Clay- ames EL. Montgomery Pallbearers will include -Jack A native of Dubois County, Mr. . [410 Ha Wile, Mes. ow "pool. He was found lying on a[edjtor of the New Albany Tribune; Roberts, Ira Wilcox, Telford Or-| Hauther had lived in Indianapolis THE CHOCOLATED LAXATIVE Z RING FOOD | three sisters. Mrs. Eva Matth ls couch by his wife, who summoned| which his father had acquired in'Pison, Ben Fisher, Chester Cleve- 50 years. He was 88. He was a | _ as | Miss I ena ‘Brown a Mrs Ber. medical assistance. [his absence, land and Franklin Schurz. member of Red Men's Lodge. His I k i nice Thistlewaite, and "tbiee Born in Noblesville, Mr. Mont-| Served as Treasurer Serving as honorary pallbear- Proves Wonderful 00 ul | brothers, Richard, Luther and 8Omery worked for a time as ai yy, fir¢t served as treasurer of ers will be Claude Billings, Paul ‘Omer Brown. reporter for the Indianapolis ,;, pga and advanced in 1940 Bausman, William Murray, A a No More H | Star, He returned to Greenfield to the association presidency, a George Huish, John Jameson, or C in in! “I was irregula Lester (Doc) Shockley Where as a boy he had lived Ini gi" which his father had held Neil McCallum and Clair Mec- Home—Look 10 Years Younger : = as irreguia : 7 r 2itey | P } Brush It Away—At sO nurse suggested the old James Whitcomb Riley ' ly tint tell-tale To pr tl the itch Re 4 | Services for Lester (Doc) noma to work for his father who Pefore him. a Turnan, Yeu. at home, Jou ead actually tint vo chek f of En soothe Itc or 5p and aid ALL-BRAN eve MARCH 28 THRU APRIL 2 Shockley, New York Central Rail- punjished the Greenfield Repub-| Mentioned prominently as A AA ee En aT om. “Brow natone and a small Ringworm Prom, Rashes: Puoriasis, where nothing y y : .g . “ier n . test lock ol J » a "" road engineer 40 years, who died ican candidate for Eighth District N “DE RMANENT WAVE fl Souter fo Earns Frenchie Ge tating (ace skin and itchy scalp irritations had?” J. M_ Be ow Friday in the home of a sister-in- ater. he moved to Oregon, cOngressman nomination in 1941, any are dun mparts desired shade—from lightest blonde apply Zemo, This Doctor's high FortClark,N.D. Tk kk law, Mrs. Rex Smith, 18th St. and where he worked in a bani and Mr.” Montgomery had been ac- § halrost” “aor “wer GU)QH [J tosuriuibiack Fried uo Cer medicated invisible Zemo quis Be ony! Post Road, will be held at 12:30 managed the local telephone com- tive in Indiana Republican circles aiampae et a table. Scientists agree no skin test is needed. Dacked by amazing record of success, ALL-BRAN p. m. tomorrow in Jordan Funeral pany. Following the retirement of for many years. v Cannot affect. waving of hair. Economical, areaseless! Stainless! For stubborn nu |H , i ‘ ” y Beauty Iasting, does not wash out. Simply “tou s E You too may e) ome, followed by burial in Fill- hig father 15 years ago, Mr. A graduate of Stanford Uni- CENTRAL College up’, as new gray appears. First application ‘a8€s use Ezra wonderful resul VALUES LIKE THESE PROVE YOU {more Cemetery. He was 69. Montgomery moved to New Al- versity, he had attended Butler $09 Oda Fellow Ride CE ut ive your hair You oo row, Strength Zemo. ZEMO constipation : is | A native of Fillmore, Mr. Shock-| bany to become the publisher and University earlier and was a a ck. (be=alidrugms — to lack of bulk i
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