Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1949 — Page 13

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were Howard, three; Wilma Wesner, 31, of 802 DP OOTRALL Broadcast after hospital trestment dogs Lt. +. WIBC-WIRE, 3:15 Maly Bustos mE RTE “an H - ; lided with an automobile at Me olla vacationing at Carthy will describe the running Island day. bY, [HH in Meth- . h Ed three-year-olds, from the Richard Bruce of 5224 KE. Ter-| 5860 E, Bt. Clair St., was of the Ine | Cousin Chickle et prowler on the back porch of a Monday in : FI tudy dog. Police said the prowler, who Printer who formerly maintained : ; SIMMONS Scientech Club of Indianapolis in the neighborhood five times this Cripe Funeral Home here pend-

ton and Hamilton, one each, An . MATCHED UNIFORMS announce the play-by-play of theig riinois St. and John winams, LOCal Man Browns raise ; ! ABE : The tnd CARPENTERS AND of the oar " ridian and South Sts, late yes- LOA OLE of the $10,000 Absecon ward Randall, 45, of | 84. — race for drowned : track at Atlantie City. . . . WISH, |race Ave. fired a shotgun st & 30out 5 p. m. authorities sald. ald in sro mein World Tow | wakened vn nisl HOME APPLIANGE 00. 3360 venished into the night after the an office at 222 E. Ohlo St. month. ‘ ing funeral arrangements.

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Polio Carnival Raises $15 for Riley Hospital |

A polio carnival given by two {groups of brothers and sisters| {today netted $15.55 for the Riley | Hospital polio fund. : | The children, Patty Lou and Joey Johnson and Carolyn and Billy Rader, held their carnival | Monday at the home of Mrs. | Russell Johnson, 2426 Union St.

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