Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 April 1950 — Page 10

PAGE i ri oma ee—r SEC — . MO EE Dewitt Sr. Mrs. Sembiardy Rites Tomorrow Hunt Vandals in Damage Ws Balbuek Mrs; Laura: Hushands £ § i Rites Torfiorrow . | A requiem mass for Mrs. rouse Ear Patil Meloy To 3 Places on Week: End Services for Mrs. Jennie Ger-

| | . , 3 3 V Bernhardt, Bluff RA. and Glinbey | Loss at One Home Alone Totals $1000; beck. 5 listive of Sustiis, WIL he hume, 5

row" in Sacred Heart Catholle Elementary School, Park House Also Targets | vers Chapel of the Flowers and|row in Flanner &

Official of Former row in Sacred Heart Catholic Ex-Kiefer-Stewart

Ctiuivhe | Vandals who caused wholésale destruction in th )at 9 a. m. in Holy Trinity tuary. 1 § B | ) ree places over| Hill. Dilling Candy Firm ourial will be in St. Joseph Salesman Dies at 69, ,eek-end were being sought today by police. | Croh, But wil ben sLEHL oC Services for Everett E. DeWitt) ~ yr. Berhhardt, who was 92 | Services for Paul Meloy, 7999 Results totaled $1000 damage to a house interior, theft and| are Gerbeck died Sunday in/Mrs. Husbands had RO 70.

Sr. official of the former Dilling|operated a South Side dairy with Englewood Rd. who died yester- damage at a city elementary school and wreckage in a city park yep home, 718 N. Holmes Ave. years. A member of Tabernacle & Co. candy firm many years, her husband and after his death Say h By meents Hospital, wil SommuRity Rouse roke- itty vi nome -at-227- She was _63. Mrs. Gerbeck.and Presbyterian Church. she was 92. ? } , ; | 3 yo ff _—y pg andal i recent remodeled av will be at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in/In 1925 for a total of 55 years. Flanner &: Bu- Fos Arsenal Ave. smashed mirrors, " ' her husband Joseph had operated| Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.|

. } “ i" { . . Flanner & Buchanan Sor iary, Sho diet Saturdey at her dairy panan Mortu- lamps, windows, a mantel and . Rogaeit ialy at that ‘address Jascpls Sikes; a son. Robert Py i " . - L . , lo A . yi " Dutta] win ne is Oa oe | A nephew and three nieces live ay ‘ Purlal ro China Sicact A the frst C nd Man | Mrs. Gerbeck was a member of|One’ grandchild and two great-| —— - —— es A HL ted! in Indianapolis. in Crown Hill. i . | : |Holy Trinity Church, Altar So-8randchildren, all ‘of Indianap- |e — Mr. DeWitt, who was 57, died A registered lolita ; t his home, 4825 Guilford Ave. n - Damage Set at $1000 | sg» ciety, St. Ann Society, Ladies’ /0lis. Be y Byron Stout \pharmacist, Mr. “Hof Union and the Slovenian Inde: Marian Leavell | yesterday. Mr. DeWitt was with ®¥7/ 3 Meloy was a city | Wendell Hoffman, R. R.. 17, 0 S | ndent BepeBt ie arian velie Fk Dilling & Co. 27 years. He was| garvices for Byron Stout, who saleaman. ‘fof | pe Society.

| use, ti: | y of Ee amu Surviving are her husband, gag Charles St. will be at 1 p.m 'had just finished renovating the! Dr. J. R. Rees Takes (Josep. Sng two biotiiers, Joseph Wednesday in Bethesda Baptist interior preliuiinary to selling the! State Group's Helm a rbancic, all of Indl" church, Burial ‘will be in New home, he said. n . Crown. f olis"38 years. He was a membercrown Hill. years he was 3 Drains had been plugged before! Dr. J. R. Rees, Richmond, today Mr. Leavelle, who was 43, died|

| _ representative of } | es : ’ : of the Broadway Methodist p .» \n Hamilton County, Mr. primhaipng iio Wr, Meloy | water taps were turned on and heads the Indiana Association of Mrs. D. Waggener at his home Saturday. ‘A native

Church and the Masonic Lodge. Stout had lived. here 26 vears. He ’ let run. The water damaged poatatrists: He was installed yes: of Hopkinsville, Ky.; he had lived

secretary-treasurer when opera- giaq yesterday in his home, 3437 x ’ jefer - Stewart tions ceased 2 years ago. IN. Capitol Ave., will be at 3 p. m. co gor 32 years. Born in Shelby County, Mr. De- wednesday in Flanner & Buchan-|gpo. the last 15 Witt was a resident of Indianap-i,, wNortuary. Burial will be in

p- Surviving are his wife; Letha' "erecting su ng Publishers » at 72 lin Indi lis 28° rk Bd § perintendent for | : plaster walls, floors and the fur 2 : 1 n Indianapolis 28 years. - . Ma son Everett Jr. and {Wo gr inoue Building Spegialties Cleveland, 0, He was 63. hace boiler, — —__terdayin—the Claypool Hotel at; 5 s Here © Dell Wag. | B¢ Was a member of Bethesda \¢ X grandchildren, Indianapolis; a ec, He was a member -of the A native of North Vernon, Mr. "ry qers” who broke a door-/the closing session of the 27th Services for Mrs. De 28" Baptist: Church, Trinity Masonic A

brother, Scott, Whitestown, and a Masonic Lodge

sister, Mrs. Basil Bowen, Los An Meloy had lived here 51 years... i,’enter School 25, at 332 E.|annual convention. gener, mother of Marc Waggener,|1 oqge No. 18, Scottish Rite and ster, Mrs. § 3 : -

Surviving are his wife, Norma,/He was a member of the Second vo "gt *siole a movie pro-| Dr. Rees succeeds Dr. Alfred|director of the News Bureau of persian Temple, No. 46. Elastic Bottom Sport Shirt 549

Church, Masonic

geles. : and a son Clifford R., both of Presbyterian jector and two boxes of film, J. Sluzewski, East Chicago who the Indiana University Medical Surviving are his wife, Helen; o = or weight Shirt Th WwW. R. Jone Indianapolis, and a brother, Bur- Lodge, Scottish Rite and Indiana od 1 : . became chairman of the board of thier, Were being arranged to-'a sister, Mrs. Josephine Dukes, || with Long-Sleeve Styling at.... omas » K. Jones viel. ROROMO Pharmaceutical Society. Déiks and files had been over | directors day in the Vandivier Funeral Louisville, Ky, and his grand- N Services for Thomas W. R. ° : Surviving are his wife, Bessie, turned and contents scattered. Dr. S. P. Moran, Hammond |Home, Franklin, Ind. Burial willl mother, Mrs. Jose Wilcock, Hop-| HARRY LEVINSO Jones, 836 W. 9th St. Spanish- Mrs. Mary Hood and a daugivey, ss. Carl w. Fire 7 Stinguishers had been « named president-elect. He De in Greenlawn Cemetery there.|kinsville, Ky. |] 37 N. Penn.. Corner Niinois & Market American War Veteran, who died Sefvices for rs. ary Hood Piel Jr, both of In anapolis. playe over ceilings, walls and take office in 1951. Mrs. Waggener, who was 72, Ty a Ee | Buntiai|832 Fayette St. will be at 1 p. m. . fmt Other new officers include: dled at her son's home, 4503 E. will be In Mt. Olive Baptis CITOw IC. M. C. Willis. & \ In the community house at El-/ pr. D. E. Young, Terre Haute, 35th St. last night. tor wil be 2: Crown HL Bur Cn Sortuary. Burial will be in lenberger Park ‘vandals broke first vice president; Dr. Jesse Mc- A member of Eastern Star she | _ MOTHER'S DAY IS MAY 14

i windows, mirrors—and— drinking Cann; Valeparaiso, second vice also was a member of the First] Born in .Raleigh,- N C., Mr. Floral Park. glasses, police ‘discovered last president; Dr. A. J. Deeley, Ft. Baptist Church, New Castle.

a . HY ere 20 Yeurs. a ae aoe ed To Be Tomorrow night while making a routine Wayne, secretary-treasurer; Dr. Surviving besides her son, 8 la, £ ’ & . . ¢ 1 was a member of the Mt. Olive Jeffersonville, she had lived in ; check 0. J. Grundy, South Bend, Dr. Marc, are three other sons, Noble,

A wonderful way # loll Mother you lous hier

Funeral Home. Burial will be in| Services for Leroy Palmer Holt, day in her home, 3735 N. Me- pefore the 44th anniversary of the] The association approved pre-|

i | the K. of P: Cemetery. Lizton 1226 Blake St., will be at 1-p. m. | ridian St. Burial will be in earthquake and fire that destroy-| liminary steps to affiliate with a FALSE TEETH ! Mr. Thompson, who Was “61 tomorrow in . People’s Funeral Crown Hill Cemetery. ed San Francisco. {new Zone 5 unit of the national

wanted, and will always treasure, Ya PRICE SPECIAL

p > Her father, Dr. John M. Gas |organization, to be composed of With Little W died yesterday in St. Vincent's Burial will be in Floral Park. s A University of California : it ittile Worry THIS WEEK $ Hospital. Mr. Holt, who was 48, died Fri- fon; Sag he of the Jolifders earthquake expert described the 8Toups in five Middle Western Se portate va. 34 2

i 1 z ; “ ‘states. Eat, talk, laugh or sneeze without fear A metal craftsman by trade, h day in General Hospital. Born in : wn temblor as “sharp, small and : of insecure false teeth dropping, slipping 2 is survived by his Rh Mrs, Louisville, Ky.,- he had lived in Sets. Role og Pia local.” It was recorded at 12:42 Miss Carol Rudd, Indianapolis or wobniing = PASTEETH ‘nolds pistes, = v =i Le DOWNSTAIRS Elizabeth Thompson, and a sjster|L79/a0apolis for 24 yeats. He was'w, 0 "ges 1s Classical Sthool.|I: J: (Indiatapolis time) * andjecorimist, spoke at the MOrNINg amt poreét hus Bo Wiis, eae. pasty || ..:Measpoiatment needed, procis shows ogi SORE

i | taste or feell Doesn't cause nausea. irs. Georg a projectionist 11 years at the . . lasted one and one-quarter min-| Session of the convention yester-|| al Mrs reorge Settle, both of Walker Theater. She and her mother later } 0 ay. . Gimmes

kaline (non-scid). Checks ie Indianapolis. traveled to. Europe, and she

t's odor’ ..(denture. breath) Get FASTEET _BDY drug. SLOPE... ..... ..... oti

Aes.

OPEN TONITE TILL 9P.M.

PEOPLEg

| |day at Methodist Hospital. Serv- . s : ices are not yet arranged. | ; | Mrs. Hendrickson, a native of y * [Th ’ Star t as High as $3,450.00 a Year yet a Y jon County Welfare Department, : MEN -WOMEN (she was 4. ea e was a member o irs Be Ready When Next Indianpolis and | Methodist Church in Thorntown; Vicinity Examinations are Held | Thorntown Chapter OES, the Mu

Prepare Immediately in Your Own Home jOlggiep ADA, ek) ge VETERANS GET SPECIAL PREFERENCE | 8r

| town High School. Thousands of Permanent

SR WL “1-"Burviving are his wife, Daisy; were married in England, and re-| Absolutely Guaranteed ] : 1012 Colton St., will be at 9 a. m. the United States. She later AII——————.. tn New Crown. Mr. Howe died two years ago.| lof Snow Hill, N. C.. she lived in| SUrviving are a sister. . Mrs. Church eral nieces and nephews, Tey

we NEMS |» son, Clarence, and a brother, Studied singing in. Paris.’ She Machineless Oil Permanent Miss . Maggie Allen ‘mained abroad many years. After BEAUTY CENTRAL College, Ine. tomorrow in Jacobs Brothers married Ira Howe of Lafayette, | : { Miss Allen, who was 72, died| Mrs. Howe then returned ton NOW JUST TO DR / CLOTH ES New, lanolin-soft- ‘Indianapolis 59 years. She was Olive Gaston Kahlo. White Suling chap. Gen | i : : i Ing AD 3s; | A sister, Mrs. Dora Smith; In- Mrs. Lee Hendrickson

John, Washington, D. C. and Allen Lewis of Indianapolis| ALL Co Any style. Includes \ . Aaleeut. Soft Wass. $ 95 A : AmMmpoo an el. - ‘Services for Miss Maggie Allen, his death in 1910, she returned to Odd Fellow Bldg, LI-9721 West Side Chapel. Burial will be They lived in Lafayette until {Sautrday in her home. A native dianapolis. a member of Mt. Paran Baptist phur Springs, W. Va.. and sev- x _dianapolis, survives, Mrs. Edna Florence Hendrick-

|" — a —— {| Surviving are her husband, Lee |

/ FRANKLIN INSTITUTE H.; a son, Thomas M.: two broth-| Appointments to Be Made ee 5. ers. Edgar L. and Ray F. Jones, Full Particulars and 40-Page ) Dept. F-229, Rochester 4, N.Y. all of Indianapolis, and a daugh- | Book on Civil Service Free / Rush.to me, entirely free of; “yg Carol Norman, CleveUse of this coupon may Eg (0 » ag gy og Td EE 0.’ lr . ’ oS overnme ’ | Your name and address,’ copy of illustrated 40-page book: Joseph P. Howard “on coupon and mail at 7 HOW 16 Get ® U.S Government | A “requiem mass for Joseph P.| once. .Although .not 7 Job”; (3) List of U. S. Government y,ward, formerly of 1843 N. Illigovernment spon- / Jobs: (4) Tell me how to qualify for a pois St, was to Be sung at 10 sored, this can be , ® U. 8. Government Job. a. m. today in St. John’s Catholic the first step in / Church after services in Harry W. your getting a Moore Peace Chapel. Burial was

NAMO ciivisverttsntesesens terasseanernnes

big paid U. 8B. 7 Street ....oveeevsssssesecsssssssssessasass to be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Government / Mr. Howard, a Statehouse emJob. / CRY tivivivnnirininns crrevsesss VOI? teiianes ployee, died Friday in Veterans

Administration Hospital, Cold . Spring Road. A native of Chicago, he lived in Indianapolis 15 |years. He was a clerk in the State | Automobile License Dept. i | Survivors include two sisters, | Sister Immaculata, 8S. P., and Mrs. Jeanne Corrigan, both of Chicago.

BEDBUGS Mrs. Maud Taylor

* LEAS, ANTS, MOTHS, ETC. 0 Services for Mrs. Maud J. Tay-| , . °0 ., will bi Use Shur-Deth—Guaranteed a er | T ALSO RAT AND MICE KILLERS 'Moare Peace Chapel. Burial will

be in Crown Hill

Home, 43 S. Ritter Ave. She had 249 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. L1-7458 been {ll four months. A. native of Charlestown, she lived in In-| - & —- eh - dianapolis 19 years. She was a x CROSSWORD PUZZLE {member of Woodruff Place Baptist Church: ~o C , A Previ Puzzl Survivors include a son, Foster nswer to Previous Puzzle ~~ S. Indianapolis; two daughters, ountry’s Banner Mfs. Harrison W. Sibbitt, Indi-| i ———— TEnapohs) Cand Mrs Winifrey BY HORIZONTAL 4 Tart Myers, Greenwood. and a brother, 1 5 Grade Eimer Prather, Charlestown, and t Denietad is the 6 Kind of bomb TUFTED eight grandchildren.

Use This Coupon Before You Mislay It—Write or Print Plainly

Plugs in Anywhere

It’s new. It’s different. Just plug it in

any wall outlet where adequate voltage

“can be maintained —like you do your

. iron or toaster. This newest Dryer gently TUMBLE-DRIES clothes in warm, SUN BREEZE air. Clothes come out soft, fluffy, sweet-smelling. No work, no

weather worries. Dryer holds a full washer load.

. of course; it's electric!

10 Training gill (ab) John Faulkner it Baga 9 Site of Ta) Services for. John Faulkner, FULLY AUTOMATIC— » SAVE YOURSELF, Mahal S04. Darnell St. will be at 10 i et i ~ statesman 11 Handle a. m. tomorrow in Jacobs Broth- Load it, Set it, Forget it SAVE IRONING TIME .. 14 Metal roughly ers West ‘Side Chapel. Burial i a

17 Land measure 3 inbleached Clothes are dried

will be in New Crown.

Dries everyghing

s150 6G. F, C. sus0

Church. Indianapolis 40 years. . NT |James Ash, Gary, and Dr. Dan Lebanon; James A. Franklin; His wife, Ethel E. survives. | Surviving are a brother, Wil- Burial to Be Sharp Quake Rocks V. Tucker, Indianapolis, directors. Robert D., Pittsburgh, Pa.; and GIVE HER YOUR PORTRAIT te [liam A., Indianapolis; two sisters, | Hill . Ba » Dr. Grundy also was elected a daughter, Mrs. E. J. Schumaker, | % William Thompson Mrs. Laura Reeves, Indianapo-| In Crown Hill San Francisco y delegate to the national conven-| Indianapolis, and seven grand- FOR MOTHER'S DAY Services for William (Blondie) 11s. and Mrs. Susie Washington,| Private services tomorrow will BERKELEY, Cal, Apr. 17 (UP)|tion. Dr. H. R. Evroy, La Porte, children. Re ; ; Thompson, State Road 34 and Jeffersonville, be held for Mrs. Amelia Howe, __A sharp earthquake shook the Was elected alternate. Dr. Rees (AGversomentl) Your photograph taken in our Country Club Road, will be at | Pal Hol daughter of pioneer Marionieastern shore of San Francisco 314 Dr. Moran a0 will serve as studio will be the lovely, natural 10 a. m. Wednesday in Conkle eroy raimer olt [County settlers, who died yester- Bay yesterday, only two days| rectors, Now Many Wear portraitofyouMotherhasalways ?

18 Political party 5 Vegetable Mr. Faulkner, who was 81, died " 7 from bedspreads soft, wrinkle-free, y jo 2) 16 Require 32 Sea eagle 43 Unruly crowd Saturday in his home. He was PRIC 1 to handkerchiefs They iron smooth 5 apture 23 1t 34 Persia 44 Wings retired. A native of Jaris, Ky., LO 1 i i 20 Abraham's Costa or © 35Rent 45 North he lived in Indianapolis 35 years. E . With 50 Weck a2 all wha litle egoit. home (Bib.) 24 English school 39 Diplomacy European He was a member of Zion Bap- ) 21 Concerning ~ 25 Zwieback 40 Persian poet 50 Sun god tist Chureli : 9 5 22 Entice * 26 Unclosed 41 Among 51 Measure of johere are no immediate sur- $ 25 Highway 31 Lure “. 42 Garment - Piro : - i 27 Pronoun ' AY 28 Preposition 40° A D 29 Compan . (aby y . ENTERTAINMENT PAY JUST NTS IBLE* WAY id 30 Direction (ab.) E ” ; § 31 Vegetable I H E B A N - D E E PEOPLES C ing Charge) 33 Heal 5 Vietaia ro. he (Including Carrying = | measure / 37 Artificial £ language f 38 Toward the ALUMINGI Stora SoREENS . interior Ww ' : i ru "” ® ; oa De eR gu s Westinghouse Gives You IDENTICAL. TWINS - 2 44 Distant CED ; : 1D KEYSTONE ALLOYS OF DIANA It's Easy To Take ALL the WORK $ a ayes 5008 Sige i 128 Seite x to Pay our OF WASHDAY 2 Pam f # a The, Laundromat washes, rinses and s 49 This country Peoples damp-dries. The Clothes Dryer dries is on the —— WATCH Crystal . We -] clothes bone-dry for storage or just right on . # Cents-ible* Way for ironing. There's no work, no weather Washin ton $2 Shopkeepers While You Wait nik worries on washday, when you own the ¢ C 9 | VERTICAL : Westinghouse Laundry “T'wins”, a api 0 §Close SHEETS 718 STATE = 2 —eRegistered 1950, by Peoples Outfitting Co.. Ine. = 5 nnteupied pied | " LIFE BLDG. < : A : «Copyright 1950, by Peoples Outfitting Co. Ine. : 1 Cup . - im x = y

-—

co fos

. my day, I cc best of them

Rail Wall CONDUC . out of Mr. I the yard and of things to About 15 fed Gee, IT was | “You are of a railroad track. Mr, N

shoulders ar they were o “I have “If you ¥ Mr. Dodd, V Mr. Suhre the cab. He controls of levers and a He also had I.” The first coach. Wher the coupling into a hand the switcher air hoses. with his har “Where “We're n “Oh.” Both men of tracks. F a short diste of a sudden switcher had car on the o “Who kn ean we cut things witho Mr. Lynd mainly, I th every few n Suhre gave 1

NEW. YC at stake toc pugned by C dollar credit lish weekly must treat & Since I ¢ this ain't a ¢ a slovenly d age Americ: God-fearing barded with isle.

“Tailor an

“TAILOF Bazaar” of cuff on the |} Mr. Ruark,”

wide; wide s! a great clott at-the-botto: little dollar I hate to us start wit and Cutter.” plaid dinner formal dinn firm. “Deplc jesty, the gc “Oops,” said the backtrac these garme Mr. Cutter. We come can a man k a striped ne ‘the Harrovi: select clubs on neckties, them withou nounced as Socialist sta The most way or Holl necktie kno which occup

WASHIN ized the Tiv smelling pla clammy she made more | supposed to The prop Sam, didn’t didn’t even patrons. His and Congres appropriate

Li ..Things C:

THAT V turns out t from worse © government 80 jammed ‘deep-sea sai a room ther Canal. Or s They're of their shi shivers in t most in Was men, inchud! . Sen. Yoe Ba plain about ditch betwee Ball, nov “* American- 8 said they we every time The govern! send an ordi short cut. works out,

What is A consti total memb 218 of the majority 1s voting,

Who we ‘receive the The first Emil Janni acting in p and July 31