Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 August 1949 — Page 6
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_ Dies. in Charity Ward
George Moran Kept F U. §. Laugliing in "20s "OAKLAND, Cal, Aug, 3 (UP)* Doctors said today dia- $4 : WASHINGTON. Aug. 2 AR [betes and a stroke caused the Sen. Homer E. Capehart (R. Ind.) 40,05, of George Moran, one of “today looked for wome plowing| the famed Two Black Crows com- * under of, henutrol® mg team which-eonvulsed the na- © ARR 108 on in the ’20s. he! Mr. Moran. born in Biwecd; hela. -a8-George Searcy In 1 so: . “confident that the gatberiag. died in a hospital charity ward i: met for | 23 and 24 yesterday, Ha Hate Charles
do much to formulate & “ . ramge agricultural program on the pg “yrock headlined vaudeville cir- '. basis of the sound thin oo cuits . from ~voast to coast and “Amaii a ada Eon thy e! brought thetr blackfaced.antics 0
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crats.” feld Fol} d to earl a. e et tert 10 aa Ole a vy : recent Democratic farm meeting Mr. Mack was Killed in‘ an autofii. Des Moines, Ia. in which ad-\, 11s accident in 1034. After nm speakers called fOr ¢pay Mr. Moran teamed with ce of Secretary of Agri-iy.ny different partners and durire Dhithies F. Branpan's farm |,.g World War II appeared with i . He sald the Democrats { USO show. . sell The onl TPE] Inactive Recently - ———— Guarge Moran Vora + apoke.” a . : is tel Mrs. Charles Steven-|™ ; Long & I n, Denver, and a brother, Philip ‘Weare Soing out to. learn, iy Los Angeles, were at his; ir 3 farmers want to be deathbed,
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regimented and dominated by bu-| ay Moran had been inactive in! reaucrats,” he said, “or whether. ont years although booking they want to-Bave sound, con-|, cents in San Francis W aid Bel e in ev structive government help with-/, 4 poor “making th out domination and regimenta-|iy, agencies up antl ni tow, Former. Indianapolis
tion. {months ago. - ; : “L have been a-farmer #ince 13 Moran and Mr. Mack-frst Polyiceman Die sat 90 Funeral services and burial for,
was old enough to 1ift a Ppitch-ipe white they were doing Sepa- | fork apd help my dad. I Know ,is vaudeville acts in Astoria,’ blamed well what We are going 10/ ore. They met again in a New Edward T, Mulhall, former Indihear . from those dirt farmers | yori musical show in 1917 and|gnapolis police officer, were held}
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Foundry Empl ~ Dies Here at ~_Leamon Thomas, American
Foundry Company worker who died Thursday in This ‘home, 1520 E. 18th St, will be buried in New Crown Cemetery following serv fees at 10 a. m, tomorrow in King %
belle; two brothers, Henry) froanks, Tex. ahd , Melville, . and five sisters, Mrs. Effie Lundy, Sunset Tex Holmes, Houston, Tex.; Mrs. Sarah Turner, Goose Creek, Téx.. and Mrs. Mary Turner, Fair. banks, Tex.
Mrs. Alma Small
TT Bervices for MPs. Alma Smal
resident of - Indianapolis for 32 years who died S8aturday en route to General Hospital, ‘will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in Jacobs Brothers West Side Chapel. Burial id follow in New Crown Ceme-
“Tone of Two Black Crows’ = Thomas Rites 10 BE fonomw
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Church. She phd 8. Survivin,
Indianapolis; Mrs. Pinky Jones, Ophelia”
King Chapel. f A native of Melville, La., Mr. brother, Henry Achile, Thomas Had lived in Indianapolis Ind.; a sister, hs He was 40. Indianapolis, and three
: Hommas four years. hurting are his wifé, Anna-dren
Edna Keerns, wife of the late Clyde Keerns and ‘felong Han-| cock County resident, will be buried here following servizes aft 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Themp-| son Suita Home. 2 dh in the eet of a dsughter, Mrs. Thomas Bush. She was.69.
Mrs. Keerns is survived by a son,
sisters, including Mrs. Chestér
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Camp St, was a native of Maury County, Tennessee. She was a member of the South Calvary {Baptist Church. She was 72. | Surviving are a brother, William James Small, Nashville, Tenn, and seven nieces and four, nephews.
t when we get to Sioux City, and he “Tw || pelieve me, it isn't going to 0und Brocs Crows in 1021. the “TWO priday in Cleveland, O. like they are going to take that! 1. . sow months, they w were! Mr. Mulhall, who was about 950, first step toward working for bU- ya dining vatdeville ants Tareq July- 25 n° reaucrats. ; he lived for several years, He was
t try and play“There should be some plowing rough BE a a native of Kilkenny, Ireland, and
under at Sioux City—plowing un-| Bro came” to Indianapolis Ww » adway. They played in the der of bureaucratic controls, | Ziegteld Follies, made records, and "as 17. Before his service as a police]
§ ‘BARTENDERS FRIEND' DIES eventually graduated into radio] : CINCINNATI, Aug. 2 (UP)— and motion pictures. _|officer, hie was employed as an Nicholas Thomas, cafe owner] Moran ‘Straight Man’ |operator of-an Indianapolis Ratland author of the “Bartenders vIn their heyday in New York [ways horsseat, AL'tha vine of
after a With Ziegfeld, they commanded as 56, |among the highest salaries in Illuminating Co.
“tenders, died yesterda ; {show | _Burviving are one son, Thomas,
"four months illness, hé
|man” in the famous comedy team. and nephews, of Indianapolis. \1t was he who made the. term. “goofus feathers” a pousshon; Ernest A. Bohn Vols dyring the 1920's., Services for Ernest A. Bohn, / oran- &lways ‘made the! who died yesterday at General long. speeches for the team, many Hospital, will be at 10 a. 'm. Friof which were bulll around such day at the Harry W. Mote {proverbs as ‘theygarly bird always Peace Cha el. Burial will, be in catches the worm.” THIF routine Pioral Park. ~~ wound up with Mr. Mack tfurnish-\ ye Bohn, who made: his home {ing the punch line, “Who wants .at 128 E. Vermont St. was born & worm anyway? /in Henderson, Ky. He lived here . {30 years. He was 42. - McCormick Puts Niece He is survived by his’ wite; Virginia E. Bohn; two ‘daughters, In Charge of Paper (Mrs. Virginia G. Carpentet and NEW YORK, Aug. 2 (UP) —|Miss Linda Marie Bohn; a son, Col. Robert R. McCormick, presi-| Phillip Leroy Bohn; his mother, dent of the Chicago Trijine, an-| |Mrs. Gertrude M. Bohn, all of In‘Inounced yesterday that he had dianapolis; a sister; Miss Edna BE." turned over _the Washington Bohn, New York City, and one Times-Herald fo his niece, Mrs. .granddaughter. = {Maxwell Peter Miller Jr. : i - Mr. McCormick, who recently Edward L. Thomas
purchased the Times-Herald, said] {he would "be president of the — Services for Edward L. Thomas, would
be Carpenter and lifelong Indianapo-| s resident, who died yesterday In Ins home, 1100 Thompson Road,
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‘newspaper vice president and her husband secretary or treasurer,
A Mrs. Miller, _former 'Etzabeth Cor is now in the G. publishes the LaSalle, Ill, News- Hill. Tribune. Her husband is pub-| ifsher of that paper.
CANNED FISH PLENTIFUL The greater avallablity scanned fish is credited with being! ~ Surviving are: Thomas, and a sister, Mrs. ‘both of
of: Church, He was 42.
lan important reason in the in-'Sophia creased consumption of fishery Helen Stader..
products in America. . apolis.
Cleveland, where!
" d Mulhall was a reFriend,” a receipe book for bar-|in’ George White's Scandals and| ~ “o ©ow "00 ine Cleveland Joars,
‘Ruth will be hele 3 at 1:30 p. m. Thursday Funeral president of the company which Home. _- will be in. Crown
Mr. Thomas, who had been {ll}. {the past year, was a member of {the Olive Branch Christian
his ‘mother: Mrs:
Indian<
'Mrs. “Albert E. Doran
¥ Burial will be in Holton, Ind. for Mrs. Addie Doran, native of
he! Jennings: ‘County, who died yes: Jeeraay in her home, 441 N, Wal-
| cott | Bo for Mrs. “Doran wil be {held at 11 a. m. Thursday in the} arry W. Moore Peace Chapel. An Indianapolis resident for 23 she was a member of the| f Place Baptist ‘Church. bode was 66. Surviving are her husband, Al-
Mr. ran was the “straight Cleveland, O., and several nieces qr E. Doran; a daughter, Mrs.
: had sailed a replica of -&n ancient Mrs. Edna Keerns Vv ship from Denmark to Rites of Carthage’ 3 Britain as a Spat gutle. =. Brandishing mops can. CARTHAGE. Aug. 2 ~ Mrs.|covers, the students were about
In’ addition- to her daughter, George Keerns, Indianapolis; five|
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