Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1950 — Page 7

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26—No one ckey of not the needle

TS. esident used be his team, champions 15 games, longest vies son to nine beating the 0. by Jackie ond inning wander Don s he needed. pace of the iecond place five games hia Phillies.

12 on nine out es and ran reak to-five sburgh Pirnning tussle night. ff Chambers a single by hiladelphia’s itcher, gave ry. He went n his 11th

tightened in 2 where the it the first3 to 2. New only 2 perin second 2 game-and-

the Yankees

1is Browns, ans beat the s, 6 to 2. d their ames—Ilongs year—and nder Dizzy ning streak

ork’s rookie ) only four backed him easy victory rowns. n Two eland rightteam’s first d inning and ight-hit ball in the pen-

e Sox beat tors, 6 to 1, ght double-

inals ‘moved of the third in the Nabeating the 7 to. Al on his 10th zame played

Hank Sauer

homers for .

padly.

Norwood, O., Ashland, O,,

yesterday in

he national nd will meet finals,

MAT ) T'S (Brightwood)

EALER

0 Cubs beat

i 2

~ Woods trophy will be awarded the

a oan Of Germany

Tipton Soldier Joined Army in 1948, Left | States Early in 1949 A GI from Tipton is serving with the U. S. Army In Stuttgart, Sith the

Pfc. William H. Jaqua is with

mer, m Peds . 18, IMO. Pte. Jaqua is the son of Charles iN. Jaqua of Tipton, ® Indianapolis men are among personnel serving aboard ships of Task Force 86. The Task Force ‘has been participating in the training of 2800 Naval Academy and Naval Re- — Four members of the Riviera : Club girls’ team who will com- [serve Officers Training Corps pete in the annual Ma championships next week-end are Job to seniors and sophomores. “right] Maureen Pleak, Jane On ‘Nancy Lamkin and Ruth Abbett, | ~The men-are-Wils;

Indianapolis: liam E. Waters, seaman, USN, . Host Girls’ Team, Athletic Club

son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. To Defend Titles Next Week-End

Waters, 4444 Norwaldo Ave.; Paul M:. Young, seaman, USN, The 1950 City of Indianapolis Swimming Championships will be/busband of Mrs. Wilma Jeanie held next Saturday and Sunday in the. Riviera Club pool. Fs Wl be Young, 1120 N. Bellefontaine St.; This year marks the 38th since the first city champlonships/Keith L. McLaughlin, hospitalwere held in 1913. The annual event is sponsored by the Indian-/man, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. apolis Chapter of the American Red Cross and the Riviera Club Harry McLaughlin, 1122 N. Olney and is sanctioned by the Indiana AAU. St.; and Donald L. Peggs, seaman The Indianapolis Athletic Club is the defending champion for the Tom Joyce trophy, designat- Row

Mrs. Druding Offers

5 p.m. Sunday to 1 a.m. Monday.

Mrs. G. w, Druding « « « free dessert with avery order.

Beech Grove Cafe Owner Marks Silver Anniversary

Free Dessert,

Balloons at Celebration Tomorrow

By MARION CRANEY It'll be free cake and ice cream for customers, and balloons for the kiddies at Druding’'s Drive-In tomorrow evening. Mrs. G. W. Druding, 66, of 1712 Churchman Ave; Beech Grove; will celebrate 25 years in business in her combination restaurant-confectionary-home. The free dessert will go with every order from

br LH. Snly

= apalia physician for 43 years, died

| [1904 and the Indiana University

: cille Fox, Merrick,

' {two brothers, Rohn ‘R., Sparta,

Veterdn Physician

_ Dies at His Home Dr, James H. Smiley, Indian-

last night in his home, 4201 E.

Michigan-8t. Dr, Smiley, who was 71, was born in Sparta, Ill. He was gradufrom Indiana University {

Sctiool of Medicine in 1907. “He was a member of the Met odist Hospital staff, the Indianapolis and a Medical Socleties and American Medical Association. He also was a mem|ber of the Roberts Park Methodist Church.

wife, Nora; a daughter, Mrs. LuN. Y.; two , Miss Mary and Miss ‘Helen Smiley, Indianapolis, and

Ill, and Wilmer W. Ft. Worth, Tex. ? Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p. m, Monday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel. En‘tombment will be im Crown Hill Mausoleum,

Mrs. Anna Hughes

Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Monday in Christ Temple {Church for Mrs. Anna Hughes, 3127 Boulevard Place. Burial will be in New Crown. Mrs. Hughes, who-was 68, died yesterday in a nursing home. She Swag born. in K¥.-and hadi lived here 33 years.

Mrs. Florente Anthony; a“son, R. Morris, both of Indianapolis; a brother, Alec Wales, Irvington, Ky., a sister, Mrs. Cascella Holloway, and a brother, Lee Wales, both of Harned.

Melvin Laughlin Rites for Melvin H. Laughlin,

native of Maryland, who died here yesterday, will be held at 2 p. m.

Mrs. Druding is widely known in Beech Grove. She should be. In addition to her business, her children were the first to carry The Times in Beech Grove.

Back in 1919, when her oldest son, Edwin, was just eight, he took on an 1l-customer route, the only home deliverer in the area.

When the street cars, or “puddle jumpers,” as Mrs, Druding recalled, hit the mudholes with thé daily afternoon bundle, she would stick the editions into her oven to dry before Ed and her daughter, Bertha, carried the route. Saved for Schooling In several years, when the number of customers had been increased to well over 100, younger brother and sister Darothy and Delbert took over the route.

apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and De Er aca ERs Mrs, Frank L. Peggs, 3837 Oliver ng the city champion . . Ave. and husband of Mrs. Terry The Indac team will also defend Sve. Storer Wins Peggs, Jamaica Plain, Mass. the Judge Harry Champ trophy, . . a" which will be awarded to the), S. Swim Title Stroking through the Riviera Club gpool with a time of 6:07.2,

men's high point team. :- The Rivieria Club will be defending Sue Storer of the Indianapolis Athletic Club edged out Kath-

the World War II Memorial trophy, which will be awarded to erine Schulte, Kenosha Youth Foundation, last night as she won

the high point women’s and girls’ the National Junior 400-meter

team. freestyle swimming championship. The swim marked the opening of the two-day Midwest open championships. Indianapolis teams took leads in both men’s and women’s divisions. The Riviera women marked up 58 points while the Athletic Club men scored 56. The meet comes to a close today with 22 events scheduled.

. Three Indianapolis men are serving aboard the heavy crusier USS Columbus, which was recently awarded the Battle Efficiency Pennant for being the outstanding ‘cruiser in the 1949-1950 Atlantic Fleet competition. They are Donald E. Lewis, aviation storekeeper 3/c, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Lewis, 939 Parker Ave.; William A. Hopton, seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hopton, 909 Lexington Ave.; and Billy L. Brown, seaman, USN, R. R. 4, Box 572.

Local Navy Men

Shedule of Events There will be heats in all events at 2:00 p. m. Saturday, with the fastest: six swimmers in each event swimming at 2:00 p. m. Sunday. There will be 38 events on the program, including a 25meter free-style for girls under 8 years of age, and one for boys, 8 and under. Also included will be a 50 meter free-style, 50 meter breast stroke, and 50 meter back stroke for

it g three age classifications. Girls 9 uh Be md © Brora Fort Wasne i |. Mrs. Druding received the . Lake Shore 32, St. Louis 3 change the children made and put and 10, 11 and 12, and 13 and 14. avette Country Club 3° Bastle Creek 1; The same events and classifica-| ov 1. into individual home savings. Ed

Men: Minneapolis 25; Bloomin ton, Ill, used his to take a comptometer

18th 8t., now Mrs.

Grove.

Delbert

Beech Grove. ‘Bertha Rothenbush, lives in Los Angeles. The other daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Finney, lives at 205 8. 8th St, lives at Albany St, Beech Grove,

She has four grandsons,

eight years old.

John B. Schene Services Arranged

Services for John B. Schene will be held at 2 p, m. Monday in Blackwell Funeral Home. will be in Crown Hill Mr, Schene, who had lived here 50 years, was 77. He died yesterday in his home at 3021 Grace-

land Ave. He had been employed as a cabinet maker by H. Lauter Co. but was retired.

Bertha,

Beech 1715

all

Burial

Monday in the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. Burial will be in Crown Hill, Mr. Laughlin, who lived at 1535 Pleasant St., was ill three yeats. He had lived here a year. He was 70. Surviving are his wife, Elsie; a

Dr. Smiley is survived by his|.

She is survived by a daughter,|

Richard H. Niles Services for Mr. Niles, son of "Edward H, Niles, dean of the Butler University College of Pharmacy, will be at 10 a.m. ‘Monday in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be inWashington Park Mr. Niles, who was 28, died yesterday in his home, 5440 Indianola Ave. He was a graduate of the Butler University College of Pharmacy and was a pharmacist in the Keystone Drugstore, 3402 Keystone Ave.

Indianapolis; a brother, Melton, Cayauga, Md. and two sisters, Mrs, May Norman, Tangier, Ind, and Mrs. J. A. Howell, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Mrs: Willard” Hess

Services for Mrs. Beulah R. Hess, 2152 N, Harding St, will be at 11 a. m. Monday in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs, Hess, who died this morning in St. Vincent's Hospital, was 56.

had spent her life here. She was a member of OES 404, North Park. Surviving are her husband, Willard; two daughters, Mrs. Helen Ellerman and Mrs. Mar. dena Austermiller, all of Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Pearl Stambaugh, Fayette, Honor Austermiller, brothers, Carl,

daughter, Miss Naomi Laughlin,

&| Harvy Edwards, all of Indian-

fitting tribute. such a tribute no spend. The facilities

funeral home and the

tions will be held for boys. 25; Peoria anion untington 10; Sou uth} Ih the 15 850 16-year-0n class; Bend TF T Hho ti... |course,..Bertha and Dorothy went mL a ra yam, fiatunch FE, 3 “ding 2 * Seite 3 Undergo Training [to Central Business College.

breast staves, and 100 meter back| Men's When Mrs. Druding opened her

On USS Joy

Th Meier , Individuns Ha fectionery in 1925, “stroke will be held in both the Moran, Ing cL ne one-room confec y » i 3 ih girls’ and boys’ divisions. The|Seres. Ling GREAT LAKES, Il. Aug. 26— Shijdren ’ Hearby Holy Noms

same events will be held in the , Women a Individual fediey— Indianapolis men undergoing a

lunch hour intent on dinner, The

open class, as well the 200|3. . i shosha; - Open free style well as the 200 Hu 2 phries, Riis: ime, 3 ok wher L s|two-week training cruise aber next day, and every day after | Ys Boys: 100-Meter Pres sui 1. Prank the USS Daniel A. J NOW OP-|,pat Mrs. Druding had a lunch medley relay, and 3 meter diving. Barris 3 Hate! "pias Clapper, Mt. awley {erating on the the Great kes for them. Today it is one of their - Memorial Tropny ot ford, I » Fleming, Bloomington ¢.C. gk. 1840 " Koetne. ine Bie en 2'C. | favorite lunch spots. e Jack Sc er Memorial| gq; is ; 3 p trophy Will be awarded the aw -|aegle Ri “ho 100 "Meter = Free Style—1, E. Ma ple ade i GENR Fad | Jedi. Joats Since it has opened, Mrs. Drud

Kenos! 3 |W 5

ine, hud insha; ing estimates she has served 4500

er, Riviera: 4, i on St. ed M. Molnar, South Bend ofs Evanston Aves -imeals to the school children.

mer winning the most points in

the senior events. The high point| Boys’ 12) 100-Mete Free Stylo—1, ton, senna, v Mrs. Druding and her husband, nig Po Se 6, will a oe Boonies a Her nda? X: ENR. 3317 Orolt Cw Ther, | Who works at Kingan & Co., live ison, 15, and. 16, wil win the Ee ee. Be ore Ji, A alone Inthe two-story eit In re Yomior division 13 and le un ad 100. Mee Rian ler Bite Ave: $ olen H. Vaan b "Bare: frame building on the point. Her 2h Sroohy rill] Afarehing. _ Riviera: Calde Take poe children now are all married. . phy re; 5, Kent, Shaw Park. ag 1:1

Edwin, now 39, lives at 120 N.

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Men: s 8 J00-Meter Free Bt, 1, Labaker, | go Belfuss; 4, Mek McKinpey. Fe tsburgh; oomin Time, 1:01.5. B1 reastroke—I Bow-

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Boys’ 10} 50- Moter ree Style—-1, a dae. 3 phadeibavgh, 5 ay, ac; sch, South Bend, Tim te Girls’ (10) 50-Meter Fro ‘Sivie—1, ave; godacs 3 Land, Feor a: 3, Moore, St. Battle "Creek on m iviera; 5, Frasier, | 00-Met. or ™

be awarded to the high point swimmer. The -A. L. Peterson trophy will be given’ the high point swimmer in the sub-junior division, 11 and 12. In the midget division, 9 and 10, the Homer A.

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mas Biggs, seamal 8830 ‘Madison Xr

Emri seaman recruit Ea 4155 Park ~Ave., and Billy re, | eo

swimmer winning the most points. ut, | man recruit, USNR, 2011 N, Po

Gold, silver and bronze medals will be awarded first, second and! third place winners in each event. | LD 31 FRO Hh piaces

Charles N. Barger, seaman recruit, USKR, of Maywood, is also on the

Storer, Indac; 2,/Clearings ......oacevineiines , Normington, Ken McAlee pp Enosh a; 5, whens: Time, 1.3

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“be dwiie Sid vi Tha Fa ~ Contestants ‘must be residents! ion ita: ivi of Marion County. Entries should sha; 4 : sent ‘to Jim Clark, 1126 N.|™3 Ind.[I®

~ Meridian St. Indianapolis 4, Betty Bush Loses _At Winnipeg

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Surviving are two sisters; Mrs. Charles Poore, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Ray Hultsch, Muncie, and two brothers, Ted, Batesville; and Arthur, Sunman, Ind.

35-FT. OAK TREE STOLEN

WALPOLE, Mass, Aug.

Wash., set out in quest of her | second straight Canadian Wo-|>] men's Open Golf championship today ‘in a 36-hole All-American . final against Dot Kielty of Los Angeles. en Miss DeMoss; who won the 1949 title at Vancouver, reached the mine, nt eton “Booging: 3

title round yesterday by defeating EE hoe % Pai oLabann. University | @ Mrs, - Betty Bush of Hammond, a Hime, HAT EOD. Ind. 3 and 2, on the St. Charles Negro Tilt Carded e The Houston Eagles and the MACHINIST 18%; Ww. South LI- 6212

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Country Club course. Miss Kielty eliminated Babs! Th Washington = Homestead Grays meet tonight in a Negro baseball

Davies of Vancouver, the last Canadian girl in the tournament, tilt at 8:15 at Victory Field. In an earlier game here this season,

—% and 1, in the other scheduled the Eagles won, 1 to 0.

18-hole semifinal. Jane Nelson Wins =r Method of _ Roach Control

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Mise Nelson defeated Mrs. Charles Rauh, 7" and 8, for the crown. Other results:

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At Age of 89

- Services for Enos Culp, — apolis cabinetmaker for more

than 30 years, will be held at

Mr. Culp died yesterday In his

home, 4002 Guilford Ave. He was

byterian Church. Surviving,

Mrs, kee, 111,

Perry G. Porter

than 50 years. HIS PVIVER

living in Detroit,

-.-t__Born in Indianapolis, Mrs, Hess |} - saies

is listed below.

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Borp near Elkhart, Mr. Culp had lived here 45 years. He had been a cabinetmaker most of his . life before retiring 20 years ago. Mr. Culp and his wife, Clara, celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary three days ago. He was a member of the Tabernacle Pres-

in addition to hie wife, are three daughters, Mrs. A. H. Newhouse, Indianapolis; Lawrence McCabe, Kanka~ * and Mrs. R. L. Wilkens, Cincinnati, O. and a grandchild. -

Funeral services for Perry G. Porter, 2732 N. Capitol Ave., will be held at 1 p. m, Monday in the Willis & Sons Mortuary Chapel. Burial will be in Crown HIlL : Mr. Porter, who was 89, was born. in Bowling Green, Ky. He had lived in Indianapolis more

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Pp. m. Monday in Filanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be

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