Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1949 — Page 2

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Purdue Plans foday s Weather Fotocast So [Mass Saturday Claude Andprion Albert Bowman, er iE New $5 Million -

Services Set For F. F. Meyers |. sou onemsns Railroader, Dies ra Campus Area : i

School to Serve Residents of the Calumet Region

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road 46 years, who. died Tues-' Services for "Albert Bowman, Fy JHamites, 0. : | Burial to Take ‘day while at wonk in the Moore- retifed Tafitoader who died yes- one Fi. indianapolis or | + Place in Calvary eld Ratiroad Yards, will be je3 0 UN, NOC O. wil great ox. gryldennanen ,

A requiem high mass will be! |offered at 9 a. m. Saturday in’ {Holy Spirit Catholic Chutch for! [Farley Francis Meyers, a plumber for the W. F, Steck Co., who died yesterday in St, Francis Hospital,

after services at 1:30 p. m. to-/ morrow in Shirley Brothers Central Chapel. Mr. Anderson, who lived In 1922 W. Washington St, was a [native of Ireland, but had been

Moore & Kirk| go vices for Mrs. Harriette H, Northeast Chap- pg, eett, Carmel R. R. 1, who died el. Burial willlyyerday; will be held at 4 p. m. be in Crown Hu ‘ tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan 7 00 yarmes J. mortuary. The Rev. Laman H. resident of In-ig. Lor Jr. pastor of the Episcopal

‘buried in Crown Hill Cemetery {held at 2 p.m. tomorrow In’ ‘Mrs. H. H. Bassett . : t

Services at 8:30 a. m, in Black- dianapolis for hi ; : S : lan Indianapolis resident most of Church of the Advent, will . | HAMMOND, Sept. 8 (UP) well Ivingtan Funeral Home will his life. He was a member of the yeare, yt Ze na officiate. Cremation will follow, i ~—A $5 ‘million campus tol prerade the mass, Burial will be veterans Organization of the B. A her an 2052 A former Indianapolis resident, A Ca | in Calvary Cemetery, o 1 H 85 Sherman Dr. tt was a.member of the id f the Calu-| A lifelong resident of Indian-|* O: Railroad. He was 85. When he moved Mrs. Bassett was more tha serve residents of the Calu-| apaiia, I nent o - IAn"| Surviving are his wife, Cora; to Toledo two Church of the Advent. signed a | * met region will .be built here, paris. Mr. Meyers pom, sister, Mrs. Mabel Barnes, Port- Born Surviving are a son, Frederick tate cont N. Graham Ave. He was a mem- [4 "ore: a stepdaughter, Mrs. years ago. {H., Bassett, Indianapolis, and a ! By t} by Purdue University, school | ber of the Moose Lodge and Holy in “Hinton W, rai Char Abbot ! y Spirit Church. He was 49. Virginia Daring. Detroit; a step- Mr. Bowman Va. he had been sister, Mrs; les te : per cent officials announced today. Surving are his wite, G go. 700. Gilmore Bretz, Hoopeston, .. io eq as a shopman for the Toledo, O. i they are | The school will concentrate! MARTLY CLOUDY. AND four daughters, Mrs. Paul Meri. 1, and a nephew. J ; tion Com first on building téchnical schools OUTY ARLRS wether, Mrs. William H. Torrence. Arthur G. Shepherd: . Front wit ~ with the ultimate aim of offering! : Mrs. John Stickford and Miss : P | x If the re full four-year courses in addition ‘ ! Anna Meyers; two sons, Willlam| Services for Arthur G. Shep- } that the to technical and post-graduate FOTOCLAST David Meyers and Edwin Francis herd, employee of the Link-Belt acnslov training, Frederick L. Hovde, uni LEGEND - Meyers, all of Indianapolis; a sis-| Ewart plant the past eight years, | : t L oy nts versity president, said. - 1" mie ter, Mrs. Lyle Snowden, New who died yesterday in the, i A campaign to raise $110,000, . Pr AEA York; a brother, Willlam H.| Methodist Hospital, will be held FRanklin 4411 i Priasts wu of the $610,000 needed for land - 2 Meyers, Washington, D. C., and at 2 p. m, Saturday in the Moore! : } e lure c purchase and construction of thet wr DRIZTLE AoW three grandchildren, & Kirk Colonial Chapel. Burial " H i sored Cat frat e-buldirigs will neg jn ” Wonk BZ ~ | Mrs. Clara Math wil be in Crown Hil | ‘‘Red Letter Day’ for Hooslers The go mediately, officials announced at STORMS rs. ara athews Mr. Shepherd, who lived In . over the DA A Le co on wt i Service for Mrs. Cars Murray ony Avs mas eon ra OR nvie and naustria eaders ” : , LeAd , : Mathews, widow of the Rev. * A held last night at: the Wood 4 oe ber of the Broadway Evangelical t bh oth or early n ela a Sih wr he ¥ vonmay TONIGHT AND TOMORROW See that long curving air front from New England through Robert T. Mathews, 8 former. In- | ruc ec ad oe igeical ri a ep em er a sity will add the other half mil. 1exas. It shows how far down into the U. S. cool Canadian air will travel and bring a new cooler dianapolis Christian Church min- o; the Lynhurst Lodge No. 723, ' ONE: ( lion. trend into the northeast. By morning the mercury will drop into the 50's from New England into the ister, were being arranged today FaAM. and Wayhe Post, Ameri-| all rte Allocated $250,000 | Ohio Valley. The coolest spots in the nation will be from fhe Lake Region into the Dakotas and in Frankfort, Ky. She was 90. {can Legion. He was 54. before the pe nds locally subscribed will, Montana where temperatures will be in the 40's. cis. Mathews died Lentartay in Surviving Me i wits. Mildred approval applied toward purchase of, rrb— she ved E.; a aug er, Mrs, Me ck- grounds land. H Vit I St i ti isince-1912: A graduate of - certs Indianapolis: his father | ey ie _ : for —— a os a — AgAIRSL t} The Ross- -Ads Foundation, «In Indianepo a Ta at 4 ics Univéraity, Ma. Mathews was James gs Shepherd, Carmel: a Publication Day TWO: 1 Nos Jrofi su " By o pi Tl) : infil os ” ving Member ini sister, pail a Ge orn an : 100,000 er versity, has allocate iy 0 Optimist Club Neen Luncheon Meeting— At Methodist—Theodore. _Barnars Shank. Kappa appa Gamma rority. apo an ; sentences be-applied- on construction of the! INDIANA WEATHER Bey Hote lin Alkerre Fo 1 e Vincennes. | ” : . / first’ building. “I” A high pressure mas of rather Kachanee Cif Noon Luncheon Meeting Mel Vineet A J Meien Campven i Moi oy ay Shaphtrd. io "YOUR AMIABLE UNCLE : THREE y | air blanketin the upper — | Ibert, Jennie Rosge i eK b vert, eh reions of the Ohio A Missismip- ave apolis. (Frederick H. Hafu I d rol shee the Woodmar residential sub-/p! Valleys will cause continued MARRIAGE LICENSES A Re argo 4 Yona Woodsen. 1304 waivers include three sons, | Services for Frederick H. Hafer, Booth Tarkington's self-illustrate , FOUR: division in southeastern Ham. chilly weather in Indiana tonight Rey ¥ v &Resdmond. rookie PA[K¥AY At St Praneis — Pred. Rita Goldman illlam R. Mathews, editor-pub- 2122 Madison “Ave. who died letters to his nephews. 2. 75 this law light James, Virginia Wolven lisher of the Arizona Daily Star, Met lis. TIL, where men who mond, to be ready for the be-/and most of tomorrow. A SUEHL jue w. pow M53 JHistLi POSEY |, General—Roy. Dillie Belle -Offett Tucson, Ariz; Murray Mathews, |) uesday in Metropolis, lil, Finuieg. Of the 19304) : thou) heb obi oF ie ey Chaar W iit Tog Toile Mar. ‘At Coleman — ames, Erma Whiteside controller of Del Monts Proper- he aa a wi be old i Jens of 2. ear. royghou st p A. Murphy, 20 ont Richard, Geral ihe onday TAD&IA. ° at , m. tomorrow in « A. i : y Purdue has acquired 40 acres|afternoon. ia 7) Whe Hillside. Mary] Martha’ Desjey;” Morien. Marjorie Wol- | ties Co, near Carmel, and Philip}, PT Funeral Home. Burial < who. othe: In the area for that purpose and| Generally fair weather will he! "Tid We ALA At Methodist = John. Euble Alexander 8. Mathews, San Francisco attor- will be in Crown Hill. He was 70. i general ¢ has options on 136 acres more. accompanied by temperatures, Epteime Mendilen. 5a. 11% Alabama | Jrinarg, CIs Mae JYouns, Leland ney, and a daughter, Grace Mur-| Mr. Hafer was a machinist in - : . . . civil, serv: Purdue now maintains techni-[ranging Trom 44 to 48 north andl] Ha R-% I ol argoliton: ACS inant “Marearel ones Smart ray: Los Angeles, {Dean Brothers Pump Co. 22 - ae Order I copy of this limited edie Finland cal branches in rented quarters in/from 48 to 52 south tonight and ohn, Catherine Patterson; Donald M HM Oberlies years. Born in Germany, Mr.}J . tion! The first 1,000 copies are auHammond and Gary for 1040 stu- from 75 north to 82 in the south- apaid 0. Reichard, 20, S34 W. 18th. Javce Wisenears rs. nRarry Of oq Hater lived in Indianapolis most tographed by John, Donald and Booth Jameson, the . PREMI dents but has found them inade-iern portion of the state tomor- Jonh ® Smoter, 43. gos Brosdway: Mabel | s— Services were being arrang ber of old parli: Sm 4 wlan DEATHS of his life. He was a member ksy letters were write quate. When the proposed Sampus, row. 1 “Th nid 008 Je Northwestern; rs8e Anthony, hd at Oeneral ppeumonia today for Mrs. Minnie Oberlies, the Second Evangelical and Re- nephews to whom these genial, fol y 16 § thi beloved munists d is completed, 5000 students will] Temperatures in Indianapo 3 pict fi 1 92¢ Congress. — bps 0. st 3430 Broadway. 1019 N. Kealing Ave, who was 00" ten. The book gives an intimate view of this efforts to be accommodated, Mr. Hovde one year ago today: High, 83; Harriett Reeves. 37. 214 RN Penn Lydia Big phar, ronal i. at 1237 Central, fatally injured in -an automobile Survivors include a son, Homer" Indiana author, through the members. of his family, of wildca old. {1 be k low, 63. Praok) Fincipiien 41, cea nssachiugerts: crcerenral nemarrhage W. North. hyper. accident yesterday near Harvard, Hafer, and a sister, ‘Mrs. Carrie For thi he campus w nown as Tisephine reeman. Le " ’ strike: the Calumet Center of Purdue EVENTS TODAY | “Siar man pid pt aR Mars" Bsc Addicott, 46. at Methodist Ri, She was 8 Harry W. Ober. Hohn. both of Indianapolis: a I Re] University, Lindiana State Falr—Throush Priday, State] jig pe X ane nett? emma Swit Ball, 73. at Methodlt, ear- jpg escaped serious injury when brother, J1eNFY Sater, any. 3 tion. The : wa Ty rer ahem Thre is priday. Be wher 4 8 Th ied, 5. Sool’ Eh Addie Belle Coleman. 90, at 642 Parker. their automobile skidded and & The nephews Tv set off ‘by Official ‘Weather Adminisiration Building, State Pair-| Ave, Apt fasten Wiliam Fesler. #4, at St. Vincent's. went off a highway while en Mrs Emma Kessener . ; » trolled un UNITED STATES W WEATHER BUREAU Band Musi ai¥eek in. Indianapells DE ; SUITS FIL. ED (note ER “ ot St. Vincent's, arteri- route to Rochester, Mink, Where " . . ilies Fassaner. 10 John Asrroion Donald Jomeion ; . have erie anriee. . —- | American Institute of Electrical Engineers, ob gscleroie haat : she was to have entere e rs. Emma - ' : . ir. a A. [5 “mn - Ti dns Boctiew, Meeting oulan 4, ¥ dy Aid, J Pony log ve Prank a "ot Vi . Mavo Clinic for observation, dianapolis resident most of her} maining otal Precipitation since Jan, 1... 34.30! Pian’ Ploatn Divi Tohets Herrin Letitia M on IY Ro Himote rire an "0% Wo Mr. Oberlles has operated the life, who died yesterday in her and Booth Jameson significanc Excess, since Jan doa, Loa B88 Indioha Section. foci y M Automotive nna D. va. Maurice D. Hobson Pete va. Charles Theodore Kaelin, .70. .aj Methodist Ace Cabinet Co. from his home home in Owosso, Mich., will be . the dama; follow! table have the tem-| Eng pi Meetin p.m. A ary ohn. (Perry J, AL Char les Hal-| cerebral hemorrhage , ! perature Teeter ay in ed cities: pag De tttine avd Patten Avselation o toad: W hy w Maj J ¥ Souris Kathering jinedy. 80. at Methodist, the last 33 years. He. and Mrs. returned to the city for burial in at nearly Sta Hi - Law Th rien Counts Dinn m., Wes pals pu wghn Doris vs. James Charles. Mueller, 13. at General. arterios- Oberlies came to Indianapolis 35 8t. Joseph Cemetery after serv- - The lat Att 4 BOSOR . 51231 vesnavaserine nes 04 a Bis Four ai. Mierican Leb lon Auvalliary many “Alina eal, Biliearq, Anna MW sogeratic Beart er. 77. at 609 Bosart, mye- Years ago. Born in Sheridan, she ices at 10 a. m. Saturday in . was an ol Binet RH ren, of ORCI" A iat hls Bliss Waker COL er at Mensa arenes. W48 8° member af the Centenary Grinsteiners Funeral Home. : Jacks, 10 Claciunatt a i The i ot: My ra oR i Sirotle haat" Christian. Church, A_ member Of the THmty Lu: will be in Ayres' Book Department at 3:00 p. m. no aiean an. - wh ag . TA | In addition to her hushand. theran Church here for many ht ; for the til pr Warne 2 wv ENTS ror Bie PIE fue i, Boots: Yeieen ve Rail Strike “Looms she is survived by a son, George years, Mrs. Kessener moved to on Friday, September 9th Italy Mis, IIR atin 4 indians State Paie-.blusi dy HA RORY en ST. LOUIS, Sept. 8 (UP)-—-The W. Oberlies, Houston, Tex., ‘and Michigan only six months ago. ; 2 in the basis sarchesed THE D: SH an Rie ndlang CH 8 Bu oh Shomer ate oFarigsunas BIRTHS . V Missouri Pacific-Railroad begins four daughters, Mrs. Virginia She was 74. Leama a + to write special messages in the books purc tocar th ianeapolis-8t Paul sevens on 98 4 Cumberland Chaster, arty! ol oe Wils 1818 fhutting down its operations te- Ryder, Cincinnati, Mrs. Carey Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. , { " ve Prinans cerns “ il orice” Mann Ashes! Parent Jeschers Hpetrion Dennis. Ose Caldwell, 110 N night in preparation for a strike Davis, Noblesville, Mrs. Wilbur Dallas G. Arvin, Owosso, Mich.; Ayres’ Book Department, South Bullding, | Moana Uy i a ener Tie Buchonas Bt b> laa Praneis—Corl. Marine Wyten by four operating unions tomor- Dodson. Lafayette, and Mrs. Rob- a brother, Edward R. Miller, In- Downstairs lias 4 ‘ w . e or owe 1 Fhitfie y i Ra A & Lous pe 8 3 Kia Anis. C) hi Noon Lanchéon Meeting Al onatioe Leia Latur. 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