Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 February 1950 — Page 7

To EB owe | Ohio a a of today in an W. Stirling ‘Fui] M. Pich” eorge ho Reired fink [roses Mtn Shwe ert Home, Baral wi et

Rites ites Satu “Rite and the Masonic Lodge in|/ASDUFY Cemetery, Morristown.

Services Satur i 5 a {ces tor George Y Moore, : Claim Ag ent Di Muncie, He Was a resident of In-| Miss Miller, who was 68; wa 1370 Prospect St. will hs held a jes dianapolis since 1915 and retired | Tuesday in her home, 1019 B.| '9 a. m. Saturday in seven years. ago, {State Ave. A member of the

Herrmann Funeral 3 he oa Hy Surviving are a son, John K. ‘Former “Superintendent A rs Dal Rites Saturday © |Vance: a daughter, Mrs. Ww, B. Methodist Church, she once

Of George Mayer Co. lic Church. Burial will be in Holy For John Vance {Blank, both of Indianapolis; a served as a buyer in the silver-| As y WB. Blank Jr., Tulsa Alfred M. Pich, 214 Parkview, Cross Cemetery. Rites for John Kincaid Vance, Srandson, + ware department of the old Lilly-| L n 0 . 3 Ave, former Gearge J. Mayer Co. Lo oa BD spam BE nr in in a a yYonnesut Hardware co. Mise} 'superintendent, died yesterday in after a brief illness. ‘A lifelong & Buchanan mortuary. Burial Miss Mary B. Miller Miller also was a member of the St. Vincent's Hospital, He was 78. resident of Indianapolis, he was will be ii Crown-Hill Cemetery, Services for Miss Mary Bernice Order of the Eastern Star in| | Services will be held at 8:30 an employee of the Fairmount i. etired freight claim. agent; Miller, native of Martinsville and | Morristown, ass Co. r. Vance died vesterday in his saleswoman with Banner-White-| 8: Misal oe i ¥ e- | Surviv is a sister, 3 ja. Saray Rumery Surviving are. nis parents, Mr. home: He was 77, “ii. hill- Furniture. Co. here for 25! Laura Ia Miller, Morris-| {Eun «Mand Mrs. George Moore; a broth-| Vance was a Dative. of years, will be held at 1: 30 p.m. | town: Holy Cross Catholic Church. Bu- er, Harry Moorégtwo sisters, Mrs. — es irial will be in St.. Joseph Ceme- Mary Connelly and Mrs, Dorothea

{ tery. |0'Connor, all of Indianapolis, _ | * The Friendly Furnitute So Lf — . wt 2 335 E "WASHINGTON.

. A native of Westphalia, Ger< | L TT CLEANER {many, Mr. Pich lived in Indian- Mrs. Emily Myers xR

apolis 70 years. He retired in Mrs, Emily Myers, former In: ) Phone MArket 3346 D y VIS 1943 from the Mayer company, dianapolis’ resident, who died, i | iwhere he was employed 55 years. Tuesday in the Odd Fellows Home Mr. Pich was a member of In- in Greensburg, will be buried in Le CRUE dianapolis Liederkranz Society 50 Crown Hill after sérvices at 1:30 vee |years, North - American. Binger- p. m. tomorrow in Conkle W. 16th p !bund, Holy Cross Church and the St. Funeral Home. HO LITT (IE Holy Name Society of the church. Mrs. Myers, who was 90, was For Store Nearest You | Survivors include his ‘vife, born in Marion County and lived Mary; a son, Norbert C. Pich;.a in the area most of her life. She sister, Miss Anna A. Pich, all of was one of -the oldest members Indianapolis; nine grandchildren of West Michigan Street Method-

land 11 great- grandchildren. ist Church and a member of g Progress Rebekah Lodge, Meta

STORE HOURS: DALY, 9:30 10-5-P. M.; SAT, 9:30 106 P, M. | wg Council of Pocahontas in Indian | J Philip Taylor

“Don't Miss These Great 1 gil — ~—~Phitip-Ta -2360-Y-andes—8t; on ) I e rea . who op i in nis home, | iwill be buried in New Crown

after services at 1 p. m. today Hr i 1 X : in King & King Funeral Home. OR ANY PIECE YoU CHOOSE { - Mr, Taylor, who was 77, was : y a house mover. He is survived } . s by two sons, Archie and Leonard . 3 P | J ie ES Taylor, a brother, James. Taylor;

Ganev Scho re oD a R N : LOND GROUP!

Services for Mrs. Genevieve Rn Schultz, 238 Wisconsin St, who . : go died in her home yesterday, were | | ' ; a fe Vanity, Chest, to be held at 3 p. m. today in G. | | yd eM Bed— H. Herrmann Funeral Home. |} ¢ ? ¢

Sanforized a "Bl Biriai win be in Ganpoiis; o.] kf tl I a To EN AAT BR d | th 4 her birthplace. si \ il 8 . roaacio Re : ; Mrs. Schultz, who was 68, was 1 b

a Pennsylvania Raliroad crossing

i Ric watchman during World War I USES ¢ 2 She was a member of the Asso- " ; y ciation of Retired Rallway Em- > TH ployees. : ; A nephew, Charles Schultz, InBoys’ Rough 'dianapolis, survives. ‘and Tough Mrs. . Zella Jacobs | Bervices for Mrs. Zella Jacobs, = Hi- Ey Indianapolis resident for 27 years, »- E will be held at T p. m. Friday inj’ the 16th Street Baptist Church. Burial will be in New Crown Cem-=} |

® White © ® Pink © Blue J $ BR etery. - ia. A native of Bardwell, Ky., Mrs. .® Maize ; : Jacobs died Sunday in her home, §;: [| f ay | ® ; = ® Sizes 32 to 38 1741 Yandes St. She was 49, and} ® — go : A DRESSER Here's a real sturdy shoe a member of the 16th Street Bap- £ =i l Tailored style. Ideal for wear made to give real service tist Church. . ; \ BASE... with slacks, blue jeans and for plus foot protection. Heavy Mrs. Jacobs is survived by her | - ’ - : | $3250

all sports occasions. V neck, black leather uppers with husband, Levenda Jacobs, and a notched collar, short sleeve no-mark rubber 0h leath- daughter, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth

style with convenient pocket. er mid’ soles. Sizes 10 to 3. [J 1 mes both of Indianapolis. — fF MIRRORED VANITY “e $5500 eg ee LT “Co — i Mirror 214% t=

Henry Ahlert Rites | o DOUBL : _ Sor on Seymour Smart, New, Modern—Good Construction! p RESSER ase $ 4900

Men’s and Young 4 | mya a ft / » Attractive Blonde Finish!

' LE {for Henry F. nt who died . : . Ni MEN S his home near here yesterday, } "_e A will be: held at 1:30 p. m. to- 4 morrow in Burkholder funeral

- ws 4 E ‘Sl ‘home, Seymour. He was 67. , CSE | Mr. Ahlert, a Jackson County pt farmer, is survived by his wife; ; a daughter, Miss Louise Ahlert;

Ee ee

a eo te a eg Sete = a

ois | Er Tr SE

a son, John Ahlert, both of Bey-|

$35.00 Value Cf /mour, and two sisters, . : ” i Y a Vanity, Chest

Nag ngBackache

Made of 40% woo oy : = eX Re {As we get older; stress and stra 2 L Made of all wool wor- y exertion, excesisive smoking or an to | 60% rayon gabardine. ted 4 & | eold spmatimeg slows down hidney fune- | 8 a | tion. This may lead many folks to eom- | Tan and grey. Sizes n- neat fancy 3 plain of nag agging hackuchs, loss of rep and | energy, headaches and dizziness. Getting 35 to 44. : patterns. Sizes 35-44. | up nights or- frequent passages may result | : : 3 | from minor bladder irritations due to eold, | dampness or dietary indisqretions. If your discomforts are due to these eauses, don't wait, try Doan’s Pills, a mild | diuretic. Used successfully by millions for | over 50 years. While these symptoms may | often otherwise occur, it's amazing how | many times Doan's give happy relief — | | help the 15 miles of kidney tubes and filters | | flush out waste, Get Dosn’s Pills today!

VALENTINE PERMANENT

“$ER00 I ig a MIRRORED VANITY $55 H= : : Drop toner ® Genuine Walnut Veneer! MIRRORED VANITY [ ® Sparkling Plate Glass Mirrors! NITE ‘STAND MIRRORED es |

< of heavy. ara, hn 3s] . roy in mavy blue and = Walt dy bi EAs | Dovestail-Construction!- weft “DOUBLE brown. Plain fronts. GES WM WW way N ® Hardwood Interiors! he 1 1% DRESSER, 379%

Made of capeskin leather; some with mot: Sizes 30 to 42. ton tollars, Sizes 36 to 44. : a

"TS NEW—JUST ARRIVED

(J2 PIECE LIVING S

‘ROOM SUITE

Ragu STI Vitus

5-Piece Living Room Suites; covered with silk laden tap- T_ ; SG Easy fo Style: and Comb estry in most beautiful | SE - iin 0 + JNE SHOR1 LOOK _ figure . Designs in modern 2-° = AE adr, 4 : es ib to look at hair style _cushion style. Sturdy large #1 A LB _ GUARANTEED arms and big chair. ou 537

$1680 Occalona Chairs 3595 Studio Couch Le Thwsgntiidin indy

Solid construction. For living room by S$ ~day a couch, and Walnut frame, 95 by night a com- S$ 50 “Spring” filled, cov- 's ‘fortable bed, ered In gray, or spring filled for

- green; wool frieze. ’ rest. Covered with

striped velour or heavy tapestry. - 18 ~/ "W & MIRRORED VANITY “ 56200

® AN Matohed Genuine Walnut Veneer!

Forgas TP