Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 July 1950 — Page 18

ay doo,” will be presented at ( eo |Mills Hall, Shortridge High Auto Mishap Victim School, at 8 7. : m. tomorrow. ved Here 45 Years | “yi yn Lew 8 . dames Theron Mount, whois, editor of - wwas killed Sunday in an automo-/ Monday io bile accident at El Paso, Tex., will student Ai ector be buried in Crown HIll after of the play, services at 2:30 p. m. Baturday, Before the , in Flanner & Buchanan mortu- curtain rises,

Dies at Sunnyside

Services for Mrs. Julia Sloan | comete

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‘Crown Hill. in Cassella, O., and Mrs. Ambrus, who was 64, died dianapolis 54 years.

A veteran of World War I, anapolis.

Be served overseas with the Am- Negorden, Dorothy Williams, Hel- daughter, Miss Evelyn Ambrus,

Charlie, Ed, and Mead Sloan, Ma

buried in Gravel Lawn Cemetery,

Tuesday in Methodist Hospital.

A mative of Anderson, he moved D® in Arlington National Ceme- church. Terre Haute. Burial wil es!ie, New York.

ocery there for more Mr. McGuire died Monday in : . ral ied ry ithe Veterans Hospital in Wash- Mrs. Breinig, whe was 81, die A charter member of the Speed- ington. yesterday in her home. A native son, 2841 N. Tacoma

anapolis.

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‘after 930 a. m. in Voigt Mortuary. will be in St. Joseph's : | make a living. I werk for | Ambrus, 1214 Ww. 30th St. will be! Mrs. Schnurr, who was 78, died at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Jordan yesterday in General Hospital.

} {| The widow of John Schnurr, [Funeral Home. Burlall Will be In), 0 5 034. she. Wag Dorn

lis; five brothers, 7 bulance Corps more than a year. en Lewis, Cora Jayne Trimble, all of Indianapolis : Mrs. Edward Taylor Surviving are his wife, Emily; a' Frances Costello, Patty Nevitt, | ongo, Ind... Rassie and Chester Services for Mrs. stepson, Gregory Scott; and two Jody Gundlock, Say Asn Tareey Sloan, Missouri: four sisters, Mrs. Taylor, 33¢ W. Maple Road, will pisters, Mrs. Jesse Poole, and Mrs. Ruth Grady, atalie Urner, page Anderson, Indianapolis; be at 11 a. m. Saturday in Pat-| Arthur Sett, all of Indianapolis. Thelma Deputy, Leo Kesler, Carol yo. mya Walters, Connecticut; ton Funeral Home Crystal Chapel. |

Yortville, after services at 2 p, m.| Services for A. Burchiel Me-| 4 requiem mass for Mrs. Alceloard C. and a son, tomorrow in the Conkle West Guire, former resident of Indian- iy, Breinig, 1410 N. Colorado jins, both of Indianapolis; a sis:/or your family has been moved Sixteenth Street Funeral Home. |apolis, were to be held today In ,.. wil be sung at 9 a. m. Sat-'ter, Mrs. Nellie Davis, Pennsyl- around a great deal, coming to Mr. Meo, who was 43, died washington, D. C. Burial was 10 rday in St. Benedict's Catholic Vania, and a brother,

i, to Speedway 12 years ago and op- 187y. be in St. Joseph Cemetery there. Mrs, Harold Ellison Services for Mrs. Effie M. Elli-

; Attending the funeral in Wash- of Vigo County, she moved here at 1:30 p. m. Saturday in Shirhi qetnodist dae girs hg his daughter, Mrs. from Terre Haute in May to live ley Brothers Central i Lions Club. ; ‘Mary Ellen Fink and her hus- with her daughter, Mrs. John F. Burial will be in Crown. Hill. lin the long run. } Surviving are his wife, Hester; band, Robert, and Mr. McGuire's Redmond. She was a member of! Mrs. Ellison, who was 58, died ! a son, James, Speedway; his fa- brother and sister-in-law, Mr, and St. Benedict's Church and its Al- yesterday at her home. A nativ ther, Charles F.. Anderson, and Mrs. Wiliam McGuire. tar Society, of Scottsburg, she had spent most your family. You have many adi three sisters, Mrs, Vernon Arm-| Other surviviors are his wife,| Survivors Include Mrs. Red- of her life in Indianapolis. field, Mrs. Herbert Shaul, and Catherine; a brother, Frank, Chi-imond, a sister, Mrs. Susan Car-| Surviving are her Mrs. Russell Kepner, all of Indi- cago, and a sister, Mrs. Beatrice son, Praireton, and eight grand- Harold, and a daughter, : ‘Flynn, Louisville, Ky. ichildren, Ss {Mildred Pentecost, Indianapolis.' wife should sit down and think

She was In steady job?

3 [Miss Lewis will {Monday at Sunnyside Sanitarium. the oo hi Holy Trinity be i ES GRAYSON i Services for Harry L. Morgan, | funa you've , Mount, who was 54, lived introduce mem- : {A native of Crawford County, she Catholic Church. y JAM dy former resident of Indianapolis! : i i Ave. A native of bers of the cast. Se i rg Survivors include two haif-sis- If you have always lived in a : i £2043 County, he had lived in| There are 20 had lived In Indianapolis 12 years. J "uC McMamee and small town and have your roots will be held today in Columbus, ever used ! Indianapolis for 45 years. | members in the Marilyn Lewis She was employed by the Udell ars Charles Morlock, both of St. firmly established there, I won- 0. Burial will be there. One look—one taste An advertising salesman with; cast. They are: [Furniture Co. She was a member Mary's, O.: a half-brother, Albert der if you will improve your liv-|

better off if we moved into Inlived in In- dianapolis where I could get a

any & Morgan it's the finest

Mr. Morgan, who was 72, was, —will tell why: & Louisville firm, he formerly was Don Torres, Joe Cain, Donald of the Northside Church of God. Wurtz, Toledo, O.; a niece, Miss ing conditions by Hovis w the formerly a ‘sales representative! Seetheli a salesman with the Indianapolis Epstein, Ed Warnicke, Don Fish: Surviving are two sons, Wayne Martha Junemann and a nephew, city. Your take-home pay might eo, the Prest-O-Lite Co, He later texture... taste the

." :Gregor Junemann, both of - be greater but your weekly out-| , Power & Light Co. eight years. . 4 Steinburg' Virginia Ambrus and Alvin Sloan; a 8 Indi po Bre, be greater also. {was the company’s chief sales

Apparently you all are happy |and your family is living reason-

executive in Michigan.

For several years he owned! and operated the H. L. Morgan

Helen F.\ 5f you have a personal job | Co. an office supply firm in Co-| smaller tuna—the problem, write to James Grayson in care of The Times,

Surviving are his wife, Betty;| (packed under the

{Ann Ungh and Pat McAlister. |y.. 1etta Kinsey, Wisconsin, and Burial will be in Crown Hill. |ably well. If this is the case you Charles F. Meo ! ———————————dre— Mrs. Stella Boss, Marengo, Ind.,] Mrs. Taylor died Tuesday in!/can’'t afford to run too great al Charles ¥. Meo, 1702 N. Ger- A Burchiel McGuire fand three grandchildren. {General Hospital. A native of risk by pulling up and going to

rard ’ - {Jeffersonville, she lived in Indi-/the city where things can go » y, will be . : : a gr Services Today Mrs. Alice Breinig anapolis 28 years. She was 46. Surviving are her husband, Ed- know the ropes. Elmer Col-/ If you are a former resident,

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