Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1949 — Page 14

Page PDF (9.38 MB)

Back to issue view

Tomorrow

r from each city and county school

Via a

A is el C0

PAGE 14

RR RRR, See

Finals Set

Centers Announced; _ Finals Scheduled For May 21

~~ By ART WRIGHT Bectional finals in the Times Marbles Tournament will be held at 0 a. m. tomorrow at the following centers for the schools

The finals will be held May 21 at Willard Park, Four winners

will compete tomorrow. The playoffs will be in charge of the staff of the City Park and Recreation Dept. under the direction of Mrs. Norma Koster. Pw i. a

ney Pa as. sol foot

Sl SA fu aie =e plug arrit SBE RE por, i

ouse, Bu a ui s Now Sethe n; in arse Mrs. Barney

al Sion Sri Burtt regi gir we Jor 5 Tall Creek an a Ee 3th 2 Cathal

Ci the kin. E Sire fe, fa: ist, Jacky lle; fn a 557 Toe Burk.

thside oh ax EAE par

s, William Evans, Un HT Boek Bt. Mark's Evangelical, jerariand, laff §i

Fit Yh, Jou, ops

he aren, “Harold = emp, pitin i chodla . Francis Sale th

Grea ‘ine Ln, $m ms

Arte: 2 Rl

am ne

in i OB ridgers, Pais a du Cantiol hy e. Beirne ad, Advent be in cher PI in Clie Park, 901 Ol ron! Ave, go

16, 30. 46. 47, 48, AR Assumption, . Anne ' an {} Ben Davis, Mars Hil. Maywood

i char De Ang Dense Foun: Forkinet on. L gficer 30th and N. Meridian

% Ingmag Aduings. By: cart o Op Mary an ed cap

gs oe Moriarity and Josep 109 sk ie. 28, hm a wgfuadtidt, VE ark, » te and EB, Yartagits ort, ing LL evan ila! 1 ib

cast. in ¢

play 4 Fane 1A ft Rg heen Ate —————— it

Services Monday For A. J. Snider

Services for Augustus J, Snider, 1445 8. Belmont Ave. who died yesterday in Fletch-Haven Sanitarium, 742 Fletcher Ave, held at 10 a. m. Monday in Beanblossom mortuary. Burial will be in Memorial Park. He was 79, Mr. Snider formerly was a contracting carpenter and was employed by Best Foods, Inc. until he retired In 1940. A native of

shydsiand. diwrence

will be}

—

ish h organizations in in Indianapolis,

Johin W. Dixon Rites Monday

Firm Head Dies ip

Cab En Route Home Services for John William Dixon, 7153 Edgewater Place, presi-

independence of Israel Sunday at 8

This choir, directed by Dr. Walter Goldman, will present a cantata based on the declaration of m. in Kirshbaum Center. The program, sponsored by all JewBel iil the first anniversary of Israel's founding.

Funeral Arranged Funeral Services Sunday For Mrs. Oftilda Merklin

Services for Mrs. Otilda (Tillie) Mrs. Alexander had lived in InMerklin, formerly of Indianapolis, dianapolis eight years. who died yesterday ir her home in/worker in the Bethel AME

Northern Beach, Carmel, will be/ Church, she was president of the held at 3 p. m.,

driver,

Guild.

dent of the Automatic Saw Sharpening Co, 735 E. Ohio St.

Columbus, Ind. he lived in Indianapolis 47 years, He was a mem-

_ ber of a Columbus church and the

Carpenters Union, while in that profession. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Herman Garner, Brownsburg; Mrs. Ralph Taylor, Mrs. Freed Gooch and Mrs. Albert Bergman, all of Indianapolis; a son, Fred W. Snider, eight grandchildren and three-great-grand-children,

George W. Smith Sr. Funeral services for George W. Smith Sr., employee of the Pittsburgh Pipe & Equipment Co,, 48 years who died yesterday in his home, 2650 W. 30th St. will

be held at 130 p. m. Monday in{L.; a son,

Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill, Born in Pennsylvania, Mr.

Smith had lived in Indianapolis 30 years. Retired from the plumbing equipment firm last January, he was a member of the Capital City Masonic Lodge and the Scottish

Rite. ,

for the past 17 years, will be held ‘at 1:30 p. m. Monday inh Moore Mortuaries Peace Chapel M Entombment will follow in Wash-| M ington Park Masoleum. Mr. Dixon died in a taxicab en route to his home yesterday afternoon after he and his brothajer, Frank L., had attended a birthday celebration downtown. An autopsy last night in General Hospital showed heart failure the cause of death. He was 50. A lifelong Indianapolis resident, he was a member of the Irving-

in|Club, Survivi brother, all of Indianapolis.

Magnus E. Runden

Suriviving are his wife, Cather-|after suffering a heart attack.

ine Ann; three sons, George W, Jr, Arthu® Grant and Edward W. Smith; a brother, David Smith, all

of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. pastorate in Clinton, Ind.

Addie Smith, Lebanon, Pa. and

four grandchildren,

Style 3206

Oxly $2.98

sole sandal Neolite soles, Sizes 4-9,

$7.98 Joe Others

Be first to wear the new sun copper | offer of fam or cherry shades in Nusuede crepe Adjustable to fit all widths, Also green, white and red in

TENNIS SHOES

Fad Ea

51 Ga. Nylons

51 gauge, 15 denier, Excellent 69 thirds from fa-

mous makers. Buy 3 pairs for $2.00. New shades. Sizes 8% to 10%.

RT IRS Overall Pants For men — heavy 8-o0z. denim, triple 1 77 stitched, copper

riveted for durable Sizes 20 to 44.

Boxer Longies For boys. Fine quality Boxer longles in glen 1 la

wear.

or _ houndstooth attern. Color , bide and rown. Sises

Tee Shirts Bani 4ge “Work Shirts rom th amin : $1 39

agaiity

in Shirt, A

rorlied Pillow Tubing ;

42 inch first quality pillow tubs h9ing, Sorine Night brand, Buy now at this low Brand,

ton Presbyterian Church, Athenaeum and the White River Yacht

are his wife, Louise n A. Dixon, and his

Services were being arranged for the Rev. Magnus E. Runden, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Kendallville the past 26 years, who died Wednesday night in the McCray Memorial Hospital

The Rev. Mr. Runden moved to Kendallville 26 years ago from Indianapolis, He formerly held a

Surviving are his wife, two sons land a daughter.

Indianapolis,

Harry J. Baker, Indianapolis, nine!

grandchildren grandchildren.

man, 424 W.

tomorrow in

Mrs.

Navy, and a

Mrs. Haas;

month, John Haas; Stanley Haas,

Canton, O Ernest E.

cordia Cemtery. She was 09, i il Wife of the late Herman i |Merklin and sis-. citer to BE. G. (C a nnonball) Baker, Indianapolis test car Mrs.

erator of the amusement park since the death of her husband 20 years ago. Born in Weisberg, Ind, in Indianapolis 40 years. moved to Carmel 10 yéars ago. She was a member of Emmaus Lutheran Church and its Ladies

Survivors include Mr. Baker, her five ~daughiers, Mrs. Schmutte, Mrs. and Miss Viola Merklin, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Frances-| Kirk and Mrs. Virginia Beaver, | Carmel; four sons, Walter, Joseph, | Edward and Ervin Merklin, all of |

rs. Charles

Bervices for Mrs. Ethel Well-

dled yesterday in General Hospital, will be held at 1:30 p, m,

Peace Chapel. FF. Smith, pastor of the Emmanuel Baptist Church, will Burial will be in Floral Park. Wellman was a native of Corning, Ark, Indianapolis 38 years. She was 49. | Surviving are her, husband, Charles N. Wellman; a son, Chief | Petty Officer Virgil Riley, U. 8.

Wood, Bellaire, O.

Mrs. John Haas

Mrs. Nannie Haas; 260 Beecher| Bt., native of Lexington, Ky., who! died yesterday Hospital, will be buried in Round Hill Cemetery following services| at 10:30 a. m. Monday in the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home.

lived in Indianapolis 42 years. She had been ill for the past;

Burviving are her husband, Cleon Haas; two sons, Lester and |

and a sister, Mrs. Maude Manns,

Services were being arranged for Ernest E. Pollock, Spanish-| | American War veteran and for-| { mer Indianapolis resident, who!

An active

Missionary Society there until her illness last Dec. 14. Surviving in addition to her husband is her father, Edward Bedell, Springfield, Mo. Services at 1 p. m, Monday in the Bethel AME Church will be conducted by the Rt. Rev. George W. Baber, bishop of the Fourth Episcopal District of the AME Church. Burial will be in Crown

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Nite Sectionals’ Independence to Be Theme of C Cantata

Hill.

Mrs. Merklin Merklin had been owner and op-|

Northern Beach|

she lived! She|

Edna Goldie Reasner |

another brother, |

and two great-

Wellman

Merrill St, who!

Moore Mortuaries The Rev, Floyd!

officiate.

but had lived in

sister, Mrs, Liddle

in 8t, Francis

who was 70, had

a daughter, Miss all of Indianapolis, |

| Pollock

| died Wednesday in the Veterans| »

| Administration Hospital,

N. Y.

Mr, Pollock, who was 70, attended business college in Indian-! apolis and was a member of the Batt Theatrical Co. which toured the United States for many years. Among his survivors is a sister,'

Mrs. Josephine E. Holmer, Indlan- The Mrs. John Alexander | ? :

| apolis,

| Mrs.

Bronx, |

Christmas

| A native of Springfield, Mo., |

GORDON T. RAITT* |

Assistant pufchasing agent has switched to Calvert “because Calvert means better taste... a better buy.”

%of Los Alamos, N:

ELL i mit

For QUICKER Results

If you want to sell it—regardless of what it is—let a TIMES Want Ad help YOU find a buyer just as they have for hundreds of others. You'll be more than pleased with the quick results you receive. An easy way to raise

28c

28¢c per day inoo ing Sunday when ordered on our Special i —— Weekly Rate !

Phone Your Ad Before Noon

The Indianapolis Times

Our Entire Stock of LR

ATCHES |

far EC N DRASTICALLY REDUCED!

EXAMPLE—S$7/.50 Waltham Now $35.75

\ WALTHAM

WATCHES

1/2 PRICE

Pay Only ‘1 DOWN

V £1113

119 N. lilinois $1.—1st Door South of tic LEE

2 I L320

CLE

Thru A SUNDAY TIMES Want Ad!

At LOWER Cost Phone Rlley 5551

shopping money.

Cost Is SO Small

| p; 30c 3 : Bue’ ui x! OLp

Only 50c when ordered to run on Sunday only. ALL Editions of course!

Want Ads Accepted 7:30 A.M. to 7:30 P.M.

on Saturday for The SUNDAY Edition!

‘214 WEST MARYLAND + RI 5551

let trimmi cloth in B or Lilac. 24 to 30 .