Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1949 — Page 11

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SATURDAY. DEC. 10, 1049 " Burial |

Mrs. John Bills -

Dies in West

Ex-Local Resident Buried in California Mrs. Indianapolis resident, Tuesday in Los Banos, Cal.,

Mary Jane Bills, former who died was|

buried in Holy Cross Cemetery yesterday following a requiem:

mass at «Cathedral. : Formerly of 3472.

88. Peter and Paul

N. llinois|

8t., Mrs. Bills, who was 32, "moved |

to California in Augu

st after

having lived in ah Sapolia alll

her life.

She, was a graduate of St. Agnes.Academy and a member of St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church. Survivors include her husband, John Nelsch ‘Bills; four brothers, James L., Joseph A. John F. and!

M. Robert Many, all of Tndian-| Dr. Doenges said he sent the , bend ot Bertha, father of Mrs. EXTRA STORE HOURS : 22 North apblis, an wo sisters rs. | . . ! y 8. { . e (a t 40) along with a brother of Mrs. Oma Pflug, George Y h ome Thelma Schneider, Indianapolis On Bombing Mission Fall in November opie Mires gg ho a the H. and Panerai Monday. Dec. aver open. Uni $ aplovk Every Monday Night Till Xmas ni Rr 1yrnis a | a and Mrs. F. L. Dwyer, Colum-| Services for S. Sgt. Richard E.| LAFAYETTE. Dec. 10 (UP)— Madison County, Ind. Medical p, m. at Riley, O. Priends may call . OPEN SATURDAYS B rrivnie living mi" 98 bus, O. (Whicker, son of Mr. and Mrs] Indiana. farm prices dropped § Society's committee to oppose so- habe GEORGE, washington BL. Dec. 3d, Dec. 10th, Dec. ITth, Until 5:30 p, M. ny, BRAD ra : JE — filen M. Whicker. 735 N. Colo- aoain last month to a point clalization of medicine. Dr. Doen- Monde $9. Mm. Saturday, unl § 3. 3, 550 6 VS BO WIT | men Fw room 4nd | ai Yor 3 . rado Ave. killed in a plane crash, f the committee. | CAPITOL, 331 N—-Cheertil” front; W. H. Richter Apr. 21. i044. In Europe, will be BC a Ce Ee Teter was read and oh Horo HAs Bert vid sport toraments ___|12 Business Senice (hha lal rh a p onday in the First Is areare utshaw rs Ary | THERMOSTATS T TON agr the check presented,” Dr. Doen- Col Ind Us; M A [3918 ‘CaRRo WAVE. Priv. Bos. Services Monday |Castian Sureh at Crawfords- Agricultural Statisiiojang reported i said, “the 300 doctors present | | Armtany. Rocky Als hi 20 QRANDE & SONS. piorists | Oil burners. stokere, water heaters. add emp {Ton other ville e was vived by 2 grandchildren, urs- 6886. R | The Novemb at the first annual convention of [day in St. Loui CAR ,, Services for Wiliam H. Rich-| Burial will be in Washington| The Nev ver Ilex. wy (othe British Fellowship for Free- i. the "8 Funeral Directors oil Stoves Cleaned, Repaired roo a T, 3 - . . : Carouret a five i road engineer, who died yesterday Before he entered service, Sgt. & Year ago. The picture: dom, in Medicine gave an ova Ea a ir Cnet? or ae +S Fi FUNERAI HOMES =| tock Lows Hea ters, repair Bel | CENTR Ab et Rs ~ in the Masonic Home at Franklin, Whicker was a mechanic at Al-, Lambs, oats and turkeys rose , With P GROSSKOPP— Marie B. 3338 Park 4933 w toh gr BE-{ We HAVE REPAIR PARTS (pnlioman, will be held there by the Centre lison Division, General Motors Moke han expected. i. Agree i" Those ol r AS mother Wf, Ausuat Ra “FARLEY | FUNERAL go 0 All make furnaces Miles a. SOLE cArpilaman’” refervnens Lodge No. 23. F. & A. M., at 2 Corp. Overseas four months as ilk and apples rose less than agree heartily wit e Fel- ae of Mrs. Emilie Scheler, based 1004 W MOITIS MA 1254 SPeeawer | co hom ir p. m. Monday. Burial will be in @ radio operator and gunner with expected. lowship's purposes to undo the j%ey Friday. Services SLANNER & AN pairs a J pan] TEDaIr Mier} pe of heating & | a ui omf., Franklin. He wa: 78 the, Ninth Air #orce. he was on Corn, wheat and potatoes Socialization of medicine in Eng- 10 30 am. Friends may call at CE ard | TA 331 | FLeny Ck CLEANING - AL i in ee i . } : . . ) nortuary tepair, install Guar Zoller, f y N A lifelong Indianapolis resident, he bl bombing mission when fobped Joss than expected land.” I oanker [Xhey Rein -Johin William.” age 1. san BERT §. GADD Hous MOVING L_ priv e lived at 2435 E, Washington St." oo : cattle dropped more __~ , UI Prosuvin SU MAN reat} In addition to his parents, he than expected. are short of funds. . half-brother . LAPLAN TR CO FA 35 years before going to Franklin , “Jolie ™ss oth oiners. Vin. P “Naturally, Mr. Ewing would p, of Louise Heidt PO ORSEY FUNERAL “ORINSTEINER ’ NU. 3452, after hrs. MA-3321 “UV,

several ‘months ago. He joined the railroad as a young man and re-

tired in 1938. He was a member of the Centre Lodge, the Indian:

apolis chapter of Royal

Arch

Masons; and the Sahara Grotto. He also was a member of the

men and Engineers,

His wife, Mrs. Ida May Richter, and a daughter Mrs. Rae StamLo» mel,

Indianapoli#, survive,

Charles B. Wood

_ Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire-

Services for Charles B. Wood, | former head waiter at LaRue's

Restaurant, who died

will be in Crown Hill,

yesterday: in his home, 518 N. Senate Ave. gt will be at 2:30 n. m. Monday in: 2-Bon-Mortuary. Borist yesterday in Clevelan He was 59.

Born in Barren County, Ken=

Stucky. he lived in Indianapolis:

years. He previously was

-, waltar at. several local -hotels.— fe, Mrs. Railroad 38 years. He was await: her-abdomen: Miss ing a run in Cleveland when he! York; !died. Wood, New| . Minnie Jenk-

Survivors include his Josephine Wood, ada Sadie Evelyn Wood, N a son, Samuel Euge

Yo ins, nd two brothers, the B. Wood, Som

.“ Mich. Tony Deaver .

d George Wood,

Services for Tony" Deaver, who died yesterday in his home, 2327 W. Miller St., will be held at 2:30 p. m. Monday in Riley, O. He was

72.

A carpenter, Mr. Deaver last Greenville: worked for the Capitol Lumber yo... wilter, Indianapolis’ Co. Born in Morgan County, hi yoval Horine, N

cent 8. and G.

“ Brightwood © Methodist F&AM, Scottish la Brotherhood of _Rallroad 3nd from work; police were told. | Trainmen and Order of Rafivay |

5-Sgt. Richard E Whicker

Sgt Whicker Services Set

Airman Was Killed State Farm Prices

his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, D..C. Whicker, and Mrs. Emma Ryan, all of Indianapolis.

Arthur B. Miller

Services Monday

Train Conductor Dies in Cleveland

conductor

Dies in California | |

remained {Army of the Republic,

Only a dozen frail survivors) today in the SH which

once had a membership of 409,000,

Another name was marked or

{the list of Civil War veterans

lcommander-in-chief, ser, ‘day.

] {hospital

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+ment of the-GAR ended here last |Sept. 1, there were 16 members |left. than three months since the encampment. ICharles L. Chappel, | Beach, Cal, {erans who attended the Indian apolis encampment.

Maxwell Whicker; a5 the

th the death of a former GAR, John Dum102, Oakland, Cal. -yester-

Mr. Dumser dled in a veterans’ two weeks after. his 2d birthday. When the 83d and last encamp-

Four died in little more’ One of them was 102, Long

one of the six. vet:

alves rose instead of falling| y normally do this season.| Soybeans, eggs and hay dropped!

|instead of rising as they usually! |call

ldo.

lex

Chickens declining. orf Herfat ng.

held steady instead!

pected,

‘Wife | Accidentally

Shot by Husband

‘buried in Washington Park after tally discharged. police said

rservices at 1:30°p. ‘m. Monday in!

Born in Greenville, 0. Mr. Miller lived in Indianapolis 37 years. ‘He was a member of

Veritas Lodge. (Rite,

Conductors, Survivors Lulu: two sons,

include his wife,

}

Mr. Miller, who was 62 had condition

Mrs. Florida Wimsatt, 826 N..

in General,

“Police said her husband, Paul,

|43, treatment

took her to the hospital for| after his gun dis-

charged as he was removing

Church, | Pullet struck his wife.

e usually carried the gun to

Pakistan Official to Visit

KARACHI, Pakistan, Dec. 10

Don and Max (UP) — Prime Minister Liaquat |

Miller, Indianapolis; a daughter, Ali Khan today accepted an invi-| Mrs. Rosalyn Horan, San Mateo, tation from President Truman to

his father, four

Cal; sisters,

came to Indianapdlis in 1926 from ,,.4 Mrs Elsie Hansbarger and Mrs. Florence Royer, Arcanum, Official Weather

Riley, O.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Bertha Deaver; a son,

Harold

O., and two brothers; C. 0. Mil-| ynirgn STATES WEATUER BURPAU M49

ler, Indianapolis, and Russell/

Deaver, Indianapolis; a daughter, yriior New Madison.

Mrs. Mabel Buttz, Gosport;

sister, Mrs. Oma Pflug, Connersville, and two brothers, George H, and Walter Deaver, Indianapolis.

Mrs. Edward Mulligan

Services were being arranged today for Mrs, Clarice M. Mulligan, who died yesterday in her,

home, 2452 N. Talbot St. was 46.

She

A member of the 88. Peter and Paul Cathedral, she had been ill

four years.

Survivors include her husband, Edward F. Mulligan; a half-sister, © Mrs.

Rosalie Emmerton, and

geologist. eran had been employed in the Om oil

Harold Imlah Rites Held in Linden

Harold E. Imla St, who died Thursday in Vet- & erans Hospital, Cold Spring Rd,

was to be buried in Linden after Brancyilie Es

services at 10 a. m. today Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Mr. Imlah, who was 57, was a former mining engineer The World War I vet- ¥ Arkansas and

fields of

¢ Louisiana before hid illness.

half-brother, Lowell Burnétt, al) of Indianapolis.

His wife, Katherine, is the sole

survivor.

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ANDERSON,

[Former GAR Head i penrli Ee x aii Get Hoosier's Help Ry & CENTRAL

Dec. 10 Dr. James L. Doenges, Anderfon surgeon, sald today he

sent a personal

pounds to a group of or

k sed away at the resi: doctors fighting their national dence, 1130 Southesatern’ A Ave. , -| may eall -— health plan. Wk BuRinal”h HOME. 1308 Pre , Sunday. Service!

Dr. Doenges revealed his con- ade fe 10 a. at 8. Federal Se-|

tribution after U,

curity Administrator Oscar R. Ewing in a London press conference criticized American or- Sehramn ganized medicine for “unfair and Pi pun dangerous interference” in finan: Man

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not

like anything that would in- HOME. |terfere with any of his pet plans a "ion impose what he chooses to Burial Corwn Hill ‘Cemetery — compulsory health insurance ion the American people.”

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ANNOUNCEMENTS | Death Notices

ny Geo w © AGGART WW." Walter *WHICKER-8. Sgt. Richard B,

( ol ) 34,

n Milton, 74 yrs. hus-| band of Barre Bailey, brother of ott, Mrs. Olle Childers and Frank Parker, Ko-

check for 50"

the funeral || interment Mcilencoe Cemetery, | Knightstown. Ind | BOWLUS— Walter “Budi. 60 yrs. husband of Carrie Bowlus. brother Ruth ¢ Beiglee, Blanche Phaser away - the Si id Madison Ave, Te shds hal call at’ the. To 1308 Prospect St., after 1 > he Batirday Services

ndey. the funeral me. terment "Crown Hill. Friends

DEAVER— Tony, age 72 years, hus-

may call at 92

P 3 m., at

HERRMANN Mable E.. 829 N. Rgerson, mother of "Thelma C. ker {and 8/8gt. Irvin Herrmann, sister of ‘Mrs. Minnie Sanders, Cincinnati, O.;

held Steady instead Twins Stump Wool remained the same as. Tactful Teacher In Hunt for Tack

| Herbert Brunton, city; Barney Brun{ton, Lafayette, and Perry Brunton, led my Ti00T,

, 10 at the RTUARY, Meridian a. an 8st Interment St. Joseph Ce ry. Priends may call at the i

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XMAS TREE HDQTRS. Genuine Balsams (Canadian Cut) Scotch Pines (Nova Scotia) Blue Spruces (Michigan) Hundreds of trees to select from $1.00 to $5.00—Some 10-ft, ~~ Choice of lot, $5.00 DRIVE IN—NO MUD

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KING'S

Fixture Store Complete

King’s Indiana Billiard Co., Inc. 1529 TO 1645 SOUTHEASTERN AVE., MA-3491 THOUSANDS OF XMAS ITEMS A

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Distance 4 SINGLE BEDS

ata ath aa ichaneste,

Has a8 |

21 Walks

] FALROROIINDS ~ Rooms. §| THE KIRKWOOD HOT] " d

fo liven. i gen i I N, NEW hod Xa 3 NE SEE Ss MA DAY

HK. New York

[3 n. HERRMANN NISEY & TITUS

Ambulance | exes ex2e Shelby 6v

!- “Home of Personal

of | | 5. beloved wife Hunt and mother of | Hunt, Galveston, Tex,

[UNT— Mrs. George W., Apt.

SAN

twins, .

Was Sulping.

yn BUT SHE couldn't tell which , yon gael = win it was. Both beamed and jt nodded when asked # they" had| from his jacket pocket and the SWallowed a tack. Each shook i her head just as amiably whens

|asked: tack?”

objects

|awhile,” “They're as much alike as—well,|

the

FRANCISCO, Dec. A { (UP)—The big question yester- rlfiaitly PE Cy Tester, 1. ‘day at the 8t. Francis Day Home: TLL EHAPE Arthur B. Miller, 903 E. 40th “A 32-year-old housewife was was “which twin has the tacks”

d, will. be held by her husband was acciden- Diana and Janet Nissen are blue-eyed 21; -year-old ‘identical: A. teacher, working on a Moore & Kirk Northedst. Chapel. | I}linois- St. -was téported in fair creche for the holidays, suddenly Monds Hospital noticed a tack was missing about Pras: ~ Beens with- the New York Central With a: 32-caliber bullet wound in! [the same time. one of the- twins; junds evening- And

“Or didn't you swallow inwted.

It took a fluoroscopic examina-| tion to disclose that no foreign 3 on showed on the identical X-ray plates. “It was awfully confusing tor| teacher

as two tacks.”

Prisoners Injected Against Smallpox

Along with 75 Marion County |p > dot,

Cathryn Prances Hunt, I So Lewis A. Hunt, Seattle, | and sister of Scott Gehring,

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youll at mortuary’ SatSunday.

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|e aati uptown Mon TS RT Sxford_ ¥iaiaie. 1

. Just Plain Bone Munchers

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“formerly of (30 (Mich. Rd). to 70th St All kinds dogs want good homes CO-2353 I ———————

Beech Grove, » Ind, TRIM TAXES

lie Emmerton an “Your Pederal Income Tax Jail prisoners and. 18 jailers,| nett died Pridey. Funeral kt a” detalied } nformation to all tax Sheresf James F. Cunningham to- 530, MA 5. ¥y mn. 88 peter | Pre rai pn of ieturos 8p ial cnagthed ntermen ol ay was vaccinated against and’ Jou! ox ¥ fends may fol¥ | fen 101 . $1 post paid. Ace B |smalipox. ol “mortuary after 7 p. m, Satul Pooks, P. O. Box 171. Terre Waute,

outbreak in the jail prompted Dr.!

J. J. Briggs,

tion

county physician, '? ot a to vaccinate the prisoners. - Dr. Briggs said the move came'm on the heels of a complaint from! (James H. Ala a 21-year-old prisoner, Bush, who said he was feeling ill. pura Min Rerihi " Bush was placed under observain .the contagion ward of

General Hospital.

The county physician said he 7m. 8 was unable to diagnose whether §, {Bush definitely had smalipos, -

Clermont

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day. Claypo: [Ciyle Theater Presen Comedy-Drama by Hasty Heart 0p . hrouen|

—3 Mu enie Tudor "Hall ‘ Christmas Pageant—t p. m. Tudor Hall School audit

Moon n County Thilldien’s Guardian Home

4 p.m, 8781 Dniver- |

Kirshbaum Center School-Age cogargn's| Crafts Program—32 p. m., 2314 N

bara hn Revelers “Turkey Shoe! ooked Creek on. | & Bun Club west of Ind. 29 86th and 96th,

ne. Meoting—-3 to 5-p. m.. World War

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