Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 May 1949 — Page 4
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|Soft Drinks Stolen
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Church, 38th and N. Meridian
reso vr soa HEATY G. Dressel a renee, ees Rites Tomorrow
the drinks, nothing was missing, 558 Fletcher Ave. will be at 3
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be in Washington Park. He was 58. Mr, Dressel died Tuesday in Cold Spring Road Veterans Hospital. A native of St. Jacob, Ill, he was an Indianapolis resident for 30 years. He was a member of Robison-Ragsdale American Legion Post. Survivors include his wife, Jessie; a daughter, Mrs. Hazel Stitch, 8t. Louis, Mo.; a stepson, Harry A. Tipps, Phoenix, Ariz.; two sisters, Mrs. Louise Rochelle and Mrs, Mary Diefenbach, Lebanon, Ill, and two brothers, Herman Dressel, Lebanon, Ill, and William Dressel, O'Fallon, Ill,
Mrs. Earl Shook
Services for Mrs. Fannie E. Shook, former Indianapolis resident, who died yesterday in Methodist Hospital, will be at 1:30
p. m. tomorrow in Conkle Funeral Home. Burial will be in Floral Park. She was 44,
A native of Knox County, Mrs. 8hook lived in Indianapolis 20 years before moving to Spencer two years ago. Survivors include her husband, Earl 8hook; a son, Walter E, 8hook, Indianapolis; three brothers, George Curts, Oaktown; Delbert Curts, Rockville, and Claude Curts, Indianapolis, and two sisters, Mrs. Nora Taylor, Seymour, and ‘Mrs, Mabel Roberts, Indianapolis.
John T. Moore
Services for John T. Moore, 1708 W. Michigan 8t., who died yesterday, will be at 3 p. m. tomorrow in Conkle Funeral Home. | Burial will be in Floral Park, He was 77. A native of Indianapolis, Mr. Moore was employed as a parking lot attendant at the Circle Motor Inn, Inc. §| - Burvivors include two daughters, Mrs. Vera E. Fox and Mrs. Florence Bright, and two sons, Arthur and Eugene Moore, all of Indianapolis,
Rounds Out 30 Years As Telephone Worker
Miss Henrietta Bockweg, 811 NA Hamilton Ave, celebrated hep 30th anniversary in telephone work today, and will receive a service emblem from the Indiana Bell Telephone Co, She is a com-
Local Psychiatrist Addresses Luncheon
luncheon today during the West Central Regional Meeting of the State Conference on Social Work in the Purdue University Union
aries Peace Chapel. Burial willlP'98
Team,” was designed to correlate discussions of speakers who preceded him.
They the State Welfare Department, on “The Family Responsibility”;iS Dr. E. E. Franklin, district superintendent of .Methodist churches, on “Religion and Family Living,” and F. L. McReynolds of Purdue University 4-H Club leaders, on = “Recreation and Leisure Activ-S ities of the Family.” Joseph A. = Andrews, Lafayette attorney, was
Nagley Jr. organizations, will officiate during the banquet. v
8 Charges Against Laundry Dismissed
Laundry and Dry Cleaners, Inc. 1251 Roosevelt Ave, violation of the ordinance of 1945, were dismissed by Judge Alex Clark in Municipal Court 4 today.
amounts of smoke were emitted by the laundry stack at various times between June 9, 1948, and Feb. 7 of this year. ;
tions on recommendation of Milton Craig, City prosecutor, who said there is no saving clause in the new smoke ordinance permitting prosecution of old ordinance violations. the laundry added that improvements had been made to reduce
pany operator, Miss Bockweg was first employed here as a student by the former Central Union Telephone
{ . ; Co., and has been a member o¥ Store's Entire Supply Of Narcotics Taken
Telephone Pioneers of America since July, 1943. The organization is composed of men and women
who have been in the telephone |ihg Haag Drug Co. store at 120
business at least 21 years.
Rebekah Unit to Meet
- Fidelity Rebekah Lodge 227 will| during the night.
meet at 7:30 p. m. Monday for
lodge and drill practice, Mrs. he discovered the thefts when he Ruby Stucker is presiding officer|opened the store early today. The lock on the front door had been
and Mrs, Ethel Johnston is drill
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Butler Groups Hold Spring Awards Feast
Members of the Butler Uni-|= versity chapters 6f Alpha. Delta = Sigma and Gamma Alpha Chi, (= national advertising ~honoraries, = will hold their annual spring= awards banquet at 6:30 p. m. to-'S day in the Claypool Hotel. | Guest speaker will be Georgei= Madeen, publicity director for = Wm, H. Block Co. and vice presi-| dent of the Indianapolis Advertis-| ing Club. = Highlight of the banquet wills be the presentation of services awards by Alpha Delta Sigma = to the member who has done the = most for the organization during = the past year, and by Gamma = Alpha Chi, to the outstanding =
woman senior in advertising. |=
Miss Patti Donnelly, and Lester E president of the =
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The City charged that illegal
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Judge Clark dismissed the ac-
Attorneys for
The entire narcotics supply of
E. 22a St, was missing today, stolen by persons who -forced their way into the establishment
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