Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1950 — Page 23

Tom MAR. 23, w0 J yp INDIANAPOLIS TIMES — : ou sone. Verse, Thee. Ari EET ot th toes Hajot Second Chur of Onis, Sek-in. Indianapolis 40 years. She he 8 Dying Master ‘Defends Dog Thar BC nd

-indianapolis; John, = frets: Saptty Soa So Indianapolis resident 30 Services will be held {Alexnder. Indianapolis, and EASTON, RHEUM : at 2:30 = TO Pa. Mar. 23 (UP)—|death. Mr. Keglovitz tainted 1 au four daughters, Mrs. Helen Trim- Trim ME Juiagen on was hata inlp, mi. Monday in Fiauner 4 & Bu brothers. Claude Mocing, Bow. Joseph” eglavits o, dan inthe yard of his rural home If Saturday ule, South Bend, and Mrs. Ruth'mgineq a member of the Baptist Feidrioid Ping bural omer McClung, Indianapolis. | to the last his dog: which wounded a/here and lay there witho Lf Testes Sb & Semvices or Arthug, J. Swi. rthorne, Mrs. Patricia Pifisia Bch, He was ne at In- : ———————————————— | him fatally while trying to rescue | His big, 18-month-old Dalmatian | mht, gart, Indianapolis resident 34 30d Miss Virginia Lee ternational Harvester Co. at the| Surviving are her husband. yy ANNA FROM "om, excitely gra : Stamps jad ne aa HEAVEN | ly grabbed his wrist with] relier or by Ruby Karns years will be held at 11 a. m. Sat- Of Indianapolis: lire step-sons, time of his death. George; two sisters, Mrs. Stella| "poppper CITY, Ark, Mar, 23), He a good dog,” Mr. Keg-|his teeth and tried to drag him if ws x. veawars nkle West Michigan Charles and Richard Welch, Cali-| Survivors include his wite,|L¥tle and Mgs. J. C. Ertel Ir. . (lovitz said shortly - ‘before his | brings to light Street Seal Home. Burial will fornia, and Thomas Welch, a Tia and a son, Leonard 2nd a brother, Arthur: Buttler,| A uw Samilies neat here {from the yard. | dictions which . Mr. aa Aric Cemetery. : a two pH thers, Ray, Hopkinsville. an of Indianapolis, - { Lightning struck a flock oy Teachers fo Meet oe Jog Ht Sg the is he : a as died s, ‘and Vernie, South ; | r large in us Ron 1e, 1612 wil. Bend. and 12 grandchildren. Mrs. George Greenwood Mrs. Elizabeth Turner yesterday ang 5 were vecire. Miss Marguerite Lamar, assist- took up a vigil beside his master.il col Sa a native of Culver, es a a : 10d. and fo Hen John a | Mrs. Cl B. Mrs. Elizabeth Turner, who died ee ant professor of secretarial. sci- ae ; a group are ployed here” by a ny Joh son frotay in a Nw nen ay be buried in New AFL, SEERS KECRUIN sues, Butir University, wil au. OPHimists to Meet ye P o & PY g INas i Berner, Inc., as a machi : y Johnson, 831 Fayette wn Cemetery after services at WASHINGTON, Mar. 23 (UP) dress the business education di he: Purple Tick ure j ng out Ee : Bwigart aitended aia: _ Be he dud a) I AN ni of Indianapolis 46 10 La tomorrow in King & King The iL will open a drive for sion. .of Marion County Tocris cee 5 ue Yodt win 37.50 102 of Charge Ld - ur Fun million new members with an Institute Saturday at M 1 t gram. si El ERS A i ate ais _ Surviving are his wife. Esther: ows Cemetery after services at vears, she was a native of Pitts-) Born in ‘Bowling Green, Ky. ‘organization conference here to- High School. The meeting is Eh ph Hotel Ser A KING JEW ramen Pp. m. Saturday in Jacobs burgh, Pa. and was a ‘member! Mrs, Turner, who was 59, lived! morrow and Saturday, J a. called for 10:30 a. m. - erin 8 ee mw Wah: Mo ms wn | » - Wi ———— ————

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