Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1950 — Page 10

or Youth's Sad Plighi 3 Will Find She's s Aging [ECE — et Ee W : MRS. MANNERS: ; : 3 =e 10 § Harry was . Hen Women! 0d? Jing Tovenle Offical Says Gundete See GE TEER es, Yo St we = = of a Series - : : 27 20 years I married a man a few :

SE By BOB BOURNE. es rtomr hid control so . “This is the type of case,” said Chief Probation Officer Charles Agar el RR TR faoked Slimost He of feet tan. the glamour to excess or you'll wite, watches ‘Boswell, “that needs specialized psychiatric care, but we don’ t : : ya much more scare out of his wits the man Fow open once the funds to go into it.” > : 1 didn't k "Mr. Boswell was talking about Harold. : : AE than he wa Who has been comfortable with :

parents, Mr. a | He was-a good boy—his parents both said so, but he is now 2 with ale land St, After

vey dav. | serving 90 days on the Jndana State Farm. ; ; slo the its stares ansehen. indian -He—is—not—a— thief, STrem—— :

Hook Stores. = Wi ight Birt. k Stores. couldn't get girls my pr age. night ; E tm . The 19-year-old boy 18 the vic- Juvenile Court found that he that sold

a ; on country? 1 Oe ie of parents who “didn't have ® venereal disease and : So years have \ try

» {him to take treatment from on me. - 2 . time for him" His story is long) : : ’ Dead Six } and sordid. The first time he was Dealth center. He was also And my hair is d

on probation. early white yg A CURIOU DAILY SERVICE T0 {teen-age girls out late at night, Several wesik lates he was I'm tremblirg in : St. Anthony's BLOOMINGTON the court officers gavé him money rested when a mother my boots. > \ the door trea [to “tide him over.” that Harold had kept her daugh- I don’t talk friend or rela LOUISVILLE | Pivé firlscame to the atten- (ter out from 11 p. m, to 11 a. m, bout getting béfore the alt +4’ Fare Family Plan ! Frlrol 4.tIn the” meantime, he old old. I don't want 3 It was hard 1 am tion of the court through Haro Tuesday Thru Thursday {He had been out with them pr Buthorities, he had been to put ideas in my : in the casket Call BE2434 or various times. ing as a cook in a downtown : head and so far he seems un- Fe over six year:

: %o arance, Your Local ’ cafe, aware of my changed appe . of

lin Juvenile Court - for keeping |

gan | to drink. Harold's two older days on the farm, but his Men worry more sensibly (if

thers are now serving time In|, “eo "os nome with what is eft worrying can be sensible) than WHEN. KioNEys: dhe oS lana Reformatory ‘for of her family, The father is at women. They bother with big Finally the father deserted the 'aT8¢ elsewhere. The stepfather things leaving the trivial but

_!ls drunk most of the time. : often necessary, tasks to us, 0 ; an family, and the mother began re- = T/TRS THN iy the pentyl Accelerated hiring of civilian replacements for alerted military dam: them,

ildren.| i Seiving id to de pendent children. for the shortcomings of his par has brought a new to Gls at Ft. Harrison. Your white hair won't

the-house alongwith the: “We_need a_ clinic. ; indianapolis natives ‘the attractive ay you use=the head 1t ‘grows pressur children. straighten ou he emoionn an and ds ane \ it Eons High School are single and | on and keep him interested and rheumatic pain. do 1m tried ‘the man, Psychological problems o ive with their mother at |1 t. | in love with you. syste mic. Kidney’ an i 4 Bind a Ie ar ps Fhe oh for youth who is in conflict with the .l- . eee | He] A gMOPS reasonably added such oases the ve te of CYSTEX Harold that he left home. He law because of psychiatric dis-| \Frank C. Cooper D avi 5 Fun eral poundagé if you don’t throw these ihree ways: ips Mature temove went to live with an older man abilities,” Mr. Boswell said. Services Tomorro | your weight around bossing Don-fpec relieve u 8 raat who. it turned out, was a sex] Tomorrow: The Trouble with Ww To Ro Thursday | him and boring him by becomcause of many aches And pains. 3. By re. pervert. Children . . . | Services for Frank C: Cooper,| ing neurotic about your age or listing and alming Trivaied taties. jheips| Soon Harold left and began 535 W. Vermont St. will be at 2 The funeral of Mrs. Clara M.' anything. and night. Get OYSTEX from your druggist, shifting for himself. He got a job, Rites TomoHow p. m. tomorrow in George M. Mil-/ Davis, 1710 N. Senate Ave. will Lose some weight so you'll — in a used car lot, where he made ler Mortuary. Burtal will be in {be eid at 2 p.m. Thursday in| have mops sontidence Detible ndian-| efforts to look your best. ve

{from $2 to $4 a day. He would {New Crown. : y sleepin the cars-on-the lot. ue FOI Louis Dunn | Mr. Cooper. Who was 67. died apolis Church. - Burial will be in| to your selfish self you're agile

0 | spent his money only for food and. gervices for Louis Dunn, furni- _ ’ Crown Hill | by finding activities you can wi ity : gas for the cars he would borrow tyre repairman, will be at 3 p. m. (Saturday Ne an Founty] Mrs. Davis died Monday in| follow with enthusiasm. Prove

: ; General Hospital. 8he was 65. ou’ Reupholstering from ly seek his friends at or me HA i Moare apolis resident for " years, he. pgarp Ee Mrs. | No SHAAN vy Ya. certain “all-night joints” where crown Hill. was employed as a laborer for payis was a member and Sunday, pand included. Don't turn on

construction companies. School teacher in the First Bap-| young girls hang out, Dun who was 77, died] 001 teacher in the First BapAbr orf Pp you pay He came to the attention of the a di 28, his ih TRLY Mere- | A native of Jeffersonville. Ind. tist North Indianapolis Church.

and the “Harold was sentenced to Bt AGING WIFE.

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~ June 6, | ~- ree juvenile ald division when he was Mr. Cooper was a member of the She also was a member of the # ymanl It _ih# qualits Hoth you wane eur caught in a parked car late at gith Ae a Ol yew York Shiloh Baptist Church. Peacetime Charity Club and the . a 8 soldier fore i putnam ein. 525115 NA orient campeon se — won; 8 Women’s Council. : for 70 years, urviving are a son, Frank Jr. it le orice our low prices atl Mr, Dunn was last employed at and a brother, Howard, Indian. Surviving are her husband, PICTURES diy TRO the Colonial Furniture Co. |apolis, and a daughter, Mrs. Anna | William 8.; her ‘mother, Mrs. tan We will bring samples to your home, J / Surviving are his wife, Cartie;| McReynolds, Chicago. - {Laura Montague; a daughter, AND Day night. / two daughters, Mrs, Emma Hurt] : {Miss Laura B. Davis; a stepson, : - . ; m—- Bw Te y { {Ernest Davis, all of Indianapolis, | 3 ; ow YOR n 0 Phons CHANIA and Mrs, Elizabeth Mrs. Dora bu and three Siaters. is. Lote fb TI : ; EE TS Minneapolis, Minn. ; three, yrs — ora “Budnik, a resident ; : a a war (Watts and Miss Blanche Mon-| . : i a sons, Clyde R. and Louls J. both or Indianapolis for 40 years, diedisacue Indianapolis, and Mrs. Made to your needs an: 10r the: : SHELBY in : 0 of Indianapolis, and George E. yesterday in Methodist Hospital. | : : ; ; lad sometimes - | Milwaukee; two brothers, Frank y Ruth Bess, Chicago, and six for any decoration. . as that $18"! coLD and Henry, Indianapolis; four sis-| She lived at 1320 Union St. She| grandchildren. praisal of him, UPAOLSTERING CO. BIG, 5 » ters, Mrs. Margaret Thompson, lwas 59. A native of Russia, Mrs. | Puy 3 a good, late-model USED x fn Mr. Stank 3631 MASSACHUSETTS Ave, |. DR! INK Mrs. Mary Overgoss and Mrs, Budnik came to Indianapolis |CAR today! Be ready for summer x > MONUMENT J DET eersmeninees | GoOF Ge Fritch, all of Indianapolis, When she was 19. fun, week-end trips, that long- * CIRCLE ten fellow na Mrs. Anna Wrenn, 8t. Louis, Services were to be al 4 p. mM. yjanned- vacation. Turn now to & MA.7437 president. Mr, Mo.; nine grandchildren and nine today in Aaron-Ruben. Funeral ih, classified-columns of today's * & a Stanky applica great-grandchildren, Home. Burial was to be in Knes- pymes for a big selection of Used A which might ei Rev, Foster G. Sizemore, sis lsrael Cemetery. eure The Times is the Used Car : pastor of University Heights Surviving are two daaghters. Shopping Guide of Indianapolis! § i Christian Church, will officiate at{Mrs. Bertha Davis, Miami Beach, |’ es, : : yl) 1 Inspires a services. |Fla., and Miss Beatrice Budnik, S : ld NEEL SS Se ms A IT HAPPE “1 Bvrns Indianapolis; - AWO 80D, Y Y&iH R/V & ; ’ et peas In Phil ms {and . Joe, both of Indianapolis. : ARE 8 2] Giants were vii Services for Edward L. Byrns, and five grandchildren. \ 1 of La Padiana) who died yesterday, will. be held i y that a couple ¢ 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in Shirley Mrs. Henry Cowherd | : 3 ; other, This is Boe rns on Chapel | Services for Mrs. Minnie Cow-| i mostly mouth 2 p. m. Friday in Carthage, O., herd, 805 W. 11th St. will be at 9 distances. burial will be in Oak Hu 1 p. m, Thursday-in Christ Tem- . a 8 : The box sc¢ Cinclanatl.— ple. Burial will be in New Crown. ! Te Li 3 . Stanky, Rigne Mr. Byrns, former resident of Mrs. Cowherd, who was 71, ¥ i ; | ~~ bounced from Cincinnati, had resided here eight died Sunday at her home. A na- : ; cops were all { years. He had been employed as tive of Snow Hill, N, C., she had 8 hendy-sizse boxes of Kellogg's 5 #5 i Gilbert off to ji : : a machinist at the Insley Manu- been a resident of Indianapolis | Cern Flakes in 1 cellophane wrap! oe Ae} coarse in the e: DRIES UP ! facturing Co. the last five years, for 35 $ears, and was a member | Crisp, tasty corn flakes! Hear ‘em : : i the game, whi He was a member of the Method- Of Christ Temple. rustle with crispness. So convenient = / himself and ) HARMFUL DAMPNESS | ist Church. | Surviving are her husband, | for generous servings. Enjoy the . «1 : : court, Mr. Fric h He is survived by his wife, | Henry; a daughter, Mrs. Martha! | freshest Corn Flakes—Kellogd's All the trou that causes Charlotte, and a brother, ALJ. Hubble, Indianapolis; and a'| —this new handy way! cision to remo Mildew, Rust, Musty Odors ] : brother, Fred Artis, Boston, Mass.| L__ oN The night be : ; ; i Seminick came Just hang up the HK directly. in his handy De Moiat bag pas : his arms. This wherever dampness re Seminick, and

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