Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 January 1950 — Page 9

“land, Ky., nine grandchildren &nd

at 10 a. m. Thursday in Our Lady of Laure Catholic Church. She was g i %

Services “also will be held al 9:45 a. m, Thursday in Irvington | Burial will be in Holy Mrs. Gill was born ton, but had lived in

was & member of its Altar So« ciety. She also was a member the auxiliary, Brotherhood of Locomotive Survivors include four daughugh R. Sullivan, Harold Theobald and Miss Marie A. and Miss Genevieve Gill, all of Indianapolis; two sons, Clarence and Francis Gill, Los Angeles; a sister, Mrs, J. 8. Vender, Ash-

a great-grandchild. ‘Mrs. Harry Higgins

her apartment there, will be sung

lanned at Tech AIR IRE { n | gre TG { Course Added to ey Second Semester Day. students will take finals : . ih morning next Tech High School's Evening Wednesday afternoon. Evening School Second semester curricu-/classes will be given examinaJum will include a Family Life tions at last regular meeting of

Clinic. Purpose of the course is to| *ACh Sites * THUMGRY: Hough

| next Wednesday increase stability in the American Mid-semester vacation for rehome. {turning students will extend from ’ Jan, 26 to Feb, 1. Incoming fresh-| Registration will be held next) 1 Monday and Tuesday, 7:15 to 8:30 ™en Will begin “Freshmen Week" p. m. in the evening school office activities Jan. 30 and. complete in Tech Arsenal building. Classes Orientation activities with regis-| are scheduled to begin the week tration Feb, 3. Registration for following enrollment. [returning students will be Feb, 1

«for juniors and seniors and Feb. 2" Glenn Miller, evening school dl-| sop “sophomores and second se-

rector, and Reuben Behimer, Fam- mester fresh n fly Life Clinic director, plan to re-| p, en begin Feb. 8. eruit two groups, one for War pyening division registration will ried couples and the other for ,e web. 1 and 3 and 6 through 11, single persons. {with first class meeting schedMeet Once Weekly uled Feb, 6 through 11. Classes will be held one night To a week for eight weeks, The fee| Alexander Hardy is $2 and there are no educational’ requirements. Enrollees will nelp| Rites Tomorrow plan the schedule. Supplementing! gervices for Alexander Hardy, class discussions will be visual aid! 1226 Harlan St. will be held at films, 1 p. m. tomorrow in Jacobs’ Mr. Behlmer js head of Tech's Brothers West Side Chapel. Burial health and physical education de- will be in Floral Park Cemetery.

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Mrs, Harry - Higgins, Indianapolis . resident since 1922, died) today in the home of a daughter, Mrs. James C. Courtney, 218 W.!

partment. He secured his A.B. de-| Mr. Hardy, who was 73, died {gree from the University of Michi- Saturday in his home. He was a ‘gan, Ann Arbor, and an M.S. de- lifelong resident of Indianapolis. |gree at IU. He has done consider-| Surviving are a brother, Fred | able research and given many ad- Hardy, Chicago: a sister, Mrs.

Ide tical twins, Joan and Joan Colliver, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. P/O. Colliver, 1923 Adams St., cram for final exams at Butler c

Uni at Central Library. Both are graduates of Public School

Namen Beverly Dr. She was 65. | 81, ech High School, and are now sophomores at Butler. Both | 0 CC" ive to family life. = Katherine Shank, Chicago: three “a A native of French Lick, Mrs. aré majoring in education, want to be teachers, and are members | yi: Behimer is married and has stepsons, Charles, Harrison and “pe Higgins was a member of the) gf the Tri-Delt basketball and hockey teams. There's one small dif- one son. The family lives on Al- Oscar Graham, and a stepdaugh- - Methodist Shubeh there. A 0 srence—doun is one inch taller and was born first. They're 19. lisonville Rd. ter, Mise Willie Graham, all of - dianapolis residence was mtg tact, rete mae — | rrr mn Indianapolis. ; Delaware St. : i . EE. Besides Mrs. Courtney, - Hulman Buys Jobs in Far East | Shiver Whee GAS TAXES RISE is { b rl ss ohe . . Eighteen states raised their gasrg A ioe INN Open to Civilians | tac amacus rts onus in'ioio a son, Harry W. H . and Indianapolis men and women, Columbia, Jan. 17 (UP)— EE five grandchildren, all/of Ine 9 meeting requirements of the The Pacific Great Eastern | 5 dianapolis. X |Army’s overseas affairs branch, Railway Co. thermometer. = ES Lo Service ure ang afunge 1t| Purchases Control (Tay tomer for cian Sob ner recorded + tempers be from . Ames apel, near | In Evansville Firm |the Far Eastern Command. | ture of 72 degrees below | French Lick. Times Slate Service | Applications for service in Ja. Zero yesterday. Hi / EVANSVILLE, Jan. 17—Anton pan, Okinawa and Guam are be-| Officials of the dominion | Flights Each Way Every Day Lee Moll / a n Jr, Terre Haute indus N8 Processed today, tomorrow | weather office said the 14th YEAR OF PERFECT SAFETY > Services for Lee Hall, 321 W.|triqlist and sportsman, today an {and Thursday at the Indiana Em-| Feading wag unot fol, but Sone Fhunklin 1334 20th St., who ’ "| ployment Securities Office, 257 W.| “quite possible.” Residents | our Travel Agent BO id 4%) Sunday in Cold nounced purchase of control Dip. 8 St., by representa-| said the cold was so iIn- Ticket Office: 6 E. Market St \ tration ital, will be at 11 the F, W. Cook Co, Inc, brewery tives of overseas affairs division. ‘tense their teeth ached || a.m. tomgrrom in Fatin Funeral | here. t John H. Plattenburg, a repre-| When they opened their AL SPIRITS Homie. “Burial will be in Crown| Mr. Hulman immediately was sentative, said service in Japan| __ mouths. in -T He Rtn Tenn Mr Slected president of the brewery| STF Nor Yous: Okinawa Sid » - . T . ’ . 8! Hall ved in Indianapolis 40 years. bun che 0% ©} Cecio HE range trom $2650 to $8800. There| Ar—— He js survived by his mother, Mrs. |, « nor the expansion and mod-|37® vacancies for clerks, admin-

Jepicie Hall, and a sister, Mrs. isy Thurman, both of Indianapolis,

Mrs. Minnie Locke

Services for Mrs. Minnie Locke, 410 W. New York St, who died yesterday in General Hospital, will be at 1 p. m. tomorrow in Stuart Mortuary Chapel. Burial will be in New Crown. She was 46. Mrs. Locke was born in Baton Rouge, La., but lived in Indianapolis 23 years. She was a mem-

ber of the Mt. Olive Baptist/duce Cook's Goldblume beer and

Church.

Mrs. Dorman Smith

Services for Mrs. Frances Corrine 8mith, 49003 W. Washington St., will be held at 10 a. m, tomorrow in Russell and Hitch Funeral Home, Lebanon. Burial will be in New Castle.

ernization program now in prog-| istrative nd Professional people. Tess. . |Age requirements are 21 to 50

“In the course of 97 years, | for men and 21 to 40 for women. Cook's brewery has become a Most jobs"do not allow dependents

great institution,” Mr. Hulmantt0 accompany worker, representasaid. itives said. Applicants will, be interviewed from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. until Thursday.

Double Capacity “With a new brewhouse about| {to be completed and the modern-| — ization program we plan to make! {Cook's one of the great breweries Broyles Gets New Post ; {in the country.” WACO, Tex., Jan. 17 (UP) —| | ‘The brewhouse will double the Franky Broyles, Baylor's assist-| | capacity of the brewery to pro- ant football coach under Bob | Woodruff, today followed Wood-!, {Cook's ale. About 70 per cent of ruff to the University of Florida the brewery’'s products is dis-|to do the same job at “a Substan-

. el . @ Tax We al plus v.58 signise UN Hotel Ho REY nN TER

tributed in southeastern United tial increase.” ’ TRAC] Je . States. Xe toil mes Cant tn TT - ne RIVE om 3 It will v to engage - Pho Ro Mr. Hulman is nationally mie aay Ayia ull . gravet purest? eo) EE

known as the owner of Indian-|t, buy or sell REAL ESTATE. apolis Motor Speedway. He is He gets the BUYER and SELLER owner of Clabber Girl Baking together faster! That's his busi- 4 Powder Corp. and active in pub-/ness! He always looks out for

A native of New Castle, she lic and civic affairs. your best interest. was a resident of Indianapolis — — - five years, Mrs. Smith died Sunday in Methodist Hospital after a short illness. She was 38. Surviving are her husband, Dorman; four sons, Tommy Allen Smith, James, Jack and John| Giles; three daughters, Miss Jane! Giles, Miss Jean Giles and Mrs. | Judy Thompson, all of New| Castle; a brother, John Shinn, Lebanon, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shinn, also of Lebanon. i

Mrs. Frances Buckley | Services for Mrs. Frances P..’ Buckley, former resident of In-| dianapolis, will be held at 4 p. m.| tomorrow in Louisville, Ky. { A native of Madison, Mrs. | Buckley died Saturday at Brattleboro, Vt. She was a former In-| dianapolis librarian and had lived | several years in Louisville be-| fore moving to Vermont 10 years| ago. Surviving are a son, Bruce G.! Buckley, Brattleboro, and a brother, Mark W. Pangborn, In-| dianapolis. : 1

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