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Blekking, son of the Rev. C. P. Blekking, pastor

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University debating team in com-

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tional Tau Kappa Alpha Congress. Mr. Blekking was on a team of four that carried away top honors

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Mrs. 3 , a Go Si Take bo va NS hay Cuuyn Motos, ¥ho lin the debating and discussion on Sivdoem comes |- Mr, Moros, Who managed a1 10 victories. 9s your doctor 8 Ge BIE aS el and Eddie tired lnsling persist. during their . Ssteb, | Careers, was one of the most widey = Since |ly known figure, in the early days Na 1932 [of auto racing. He managed the ‘ Se ates e=@ |Speedway track when it opened SE At AN KEENE DRUG STORES |, 1909 and again the following "Staged Night Race PARTLY CLOUDY AND He staged a autoASTHMA PHLEGM sass ii ines Sis pave” “io Famous ie. Mehoes 0 Loosened First Day peavey to munsge vrais was largely responsible for his vorarring attain of Bronchitl Aston | Always a colorful figure, . Mr ot, suet : a Sleep and energy another day | Moross was said by friends to : ray Sanieht without trying MENDACO. 5 8 i SHOW INOWERS ; | = or epray, but works thrones: the |thOUSSNAS In 1009. oon LL Fi AND Huai SERVICE, FIRST ’ thus the Jungs and 0. But ’ EE Fortune (oan ie, ot 8] FAAGALGOTY (OM 1480 A wb 1 AT Br SINCE 1924 1 re Hin re tad remo |crash. Death came fn the hos- TONIGHT AND TOMORROW—Rain is predicted for the Atlantic. states irom. the Casadien et tsa world Tro rete S87 sounder, more res Pital’'s public ward. border to the Gulf the next 24 hours. Aside from a few scattered showers in northern 5 BN Pui Sma, ; = or money guaranteed. Get | 0 make 258 De Sa with gan, the he son fo I. y oudy ies, meet —— Tote. in petite, adding Cleaner. The finer your wall Som drussist today. ~~ |Ventures In gold and mercury A: be held Thursday Prospect Gj Movements vie cpeciaets mines in Colorado when he walkew -E. Wilson Station, Tenn. Burial will foflow| P do the werk . . . your assurstricken with a bi clot last there. eo % ark Arvieae-ptarize. ghar », ance of work dome right, Sammy, Dies at Home pi Nelson, who, was 83, on Bd Rants Boni Rare 215 8. MERIDIAN Pleda Lew E. Wilson, an Indianapolis'born at Aspin wr na Fule ites o Amarin; 40) Phone MA 5346 ADDS ZEST ges Fraternity resident for more than 40 years (had lived in Indianapolis sixoalt Jerk.Pegsee- Aras wit

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—____._'_____ |uved at the N. Iilinois St. resi- A , wee LARGEST SELECTION ___ [dence for 20 years. He was aiAspia Hill two brothers, Way

member of the Masonic lodge.

* of Linoleam In In: He is ived by his wife, Ed- and Amos Nelson, Middleburg, RUGS from, $2.39 na, a brother, Kenneth P, Wilson, hn Tae aars. Mia. Annie Look for the store wih the Sig Sed Princeton, N. J., and a sister, Mrs. | 0 ‘Station. and A 0 HOCOIER Fred W. Howard, West Lataystis, # |Mrs. Augusta Smith, Holden, W. L L CO. a.; a half brother, Collle Hig$11 & Washington. EUM. mu || Flaoner & Buchanan Mortuaryioy,, new York, and 13 grand-

are in charge of services which children. probably will be held Thursday.

"Hiram K. Craun Mrs. Ida Anderson

Services for Mrs. Ida Anderson . , ~carpenter- > ’ Pi Rn yesterday in native of Bolton, Miss, who died his home, 4136 Graceland Ave. |Sunday in her home, 1267 W. 26th burg, St., will be held at 1 p. m. ThursPOWDER PUFF BEAUTY SHOP || Va. following services at 10:30\5,y nu Christ Tempie Apostolic chanan mortuary. Additional sery-{Church. Burial will follow in mm—| {nog will be held Thursday in-the|Floral Park. Lindsey

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burg. A native of ‘Bridgewater, Va, had lived in Indianapolis 25 years. Sell ‘or’ Rent, Abbott and Costello, Mighty Mouse, ete.

Mr. Craun had lived in Indianap-|She was a member of Christ Temple Church. She was the wife of Indianapolis Camera Co. E. Washington

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