Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1950 — Page 5

20, 1950

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

i Ask Mrs. Manners— Very Old - Oscar R. ‘Shields : f C o y Rites at Jasonville : : Times State Service f 4 urtain-Washing Won't pS vis] 1 R. Shields, Jasonville attorney, 2 : Win or Kee Husband died vesterday at St. Anthony's i P Hospital, Terre Haute. He was : FAR 68. . DEAR MRS. MANNERS: i : - I THINK I AM the other woman “Mrs. L.” said stole her hus- Mr. Shields was a graduate of

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for her husband. In early years, she spent her time with her chil-

She had no time

Indiana University and a member -

of the Masonle lodge. » . Services for Mr. Shields will be at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Jasonville Methodist Church. Burial

Thanks to on entirely new invention 4ren; in late” years, at cleaning will be in Bloomfield. by the world-famous ACOUSTICON and cooking. He liked to be loved ed in her, gy Then she'd urviving ‘are “his wife, Elizacompany, thousands of deafened men aNd told how wonderful he was, have him always. She hasn't the beth, and a sister, Mrs. Shirley’

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ing ony kind of “hearing-aid” in Never put her 4 J rn Desiiinsmmise gra their ears . . . absolutely NOTHING arms around planned to do. She does too much . whatever in either ear—and no head- him. He had to curtain-washing to ‘have time for of! | n band! And they HEAR even better make the ad- anyone. How could she have time | than ever! Just think of being able vances. for another man when she hasn't to hear whispers, music, birds, ser- He liked ball time for the one she has?

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I gave up her husband to marry a clean, decent man. I am happy. But “Mrs. L.” is still griping. 1 ‘am sorry 1 ever became involved,

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‘ Rather than go after it by h i a Ahlan dias argtt en 16 N. DELAWARE she Say ohe a him be lordly and analyzing ourselves and by - ’ u we SS ndians—Throus maste ’ : t go : reas di i t No. 4, A L —- Ie, Tee ——— was he . when - she" didn't BC making concessions, we blame HN | ngianaes "World War Memorial ion ACQUSTICON, DEPT. T, m other people or bury- ourselves fs LR DELAY A ARE She says I'm “back alley.” TF jn hard work. We sidestep tack- ’ SEV ENTS TOMORROW ~ end me infor { 0 _ - E.. about sour live in a $20.000 house up north. ling the important things to Tone mm insurance, Combanipt..Man-

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ON either ear and ne headband All she would have to do would we're lazy, stubborn, lacking in Real “Estate Board—Lincneon Washingam be to get new clothes. use make- confidence, or happy at being Le ! lac ress i up. let the dishes go once-in- unhappy. & entire Club--1 Ma City o » * - Painti d D t -— rn 2 Se awhile. and pretend she’s interest- I hope “Mrs. L." will payse $314, 381,000 Held on "Me eeting income ine" Contractors

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and ask herself if the work she | does, the tactics she uses and the thoughts she thinks ever

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laying one of the lead roles In puiriek " . will bring her what she wants Poa I ier shelter Show. enna M Sacony. 61 2308 Roosevert™* most of all. If they won't, she I I Clarence W. gsunker. 37. Peru. Juanita L ‘ should try something else. At the start of Inis es John E Miller. bY 13M Central. Joan I | Caner v : 214 - ' 21st . 2 Curtain-washing didn't win 1ana property owners had william E. Alerding. 19. 1714 Madison: ' 381,000 of their mortgage financ- "Nancy D Byfiel. 1, 1348 R her husband and it won't bring R How on) uckle , ° : ing needs extended to them by Robert H. Warnick, 2/ 1 Park; Car- . him back, will it? She had life i r ympanies of the stron I. Starke Mu Jso2 x Goodlet: tostial - | ife insurance cc Mp ey Josep 1 Laelia | time for him before they mar- country ¢ I c DesGrandchamps, 40. 3088 N. Illi-

ried. It's just natural that he expected her to continue to find time for him.

ols a Jacob Frankovits., 20 6049 Winthr The Institute of Life Insurance nod, Herkowitz. 20, 6177 N Bae

today reported the loans covered Janes ae a Sun ip, 03 In janols: 51,520 individual mortgages in the ) state. That's about $6100 on the DIVORCE SUITS FILED

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. McCordsvill, Freida ve. W ig: Loi 94¢7 A Com lete Ser Vice J ° Church average property. Rufus Collins Ie Mark WC vi Helen TANT _ Plans Homecoming $62 Million On Farms mans. Olen vi “Pomar J. Cheatham mes State Service Of total mortgages outstanding ve "uarrs Lo Andecson Fosse B® ve | h Shirl } i MeO ORDSVIL. LE, Sept. 20 ~The ji, tne state, $62 million was on dnoias Relford: Arthur KF.” vi.. Venus Bach Shirley Brothers tribute is complete in every |McCordsville Methodist Church 11 410 farms: $131 million. on 21.- “29° : r + tecsion {or : = ) SHOW respect; preparation , . . protessional services , . : [74 hold its 35th Annual Howe 400 non-farm FHA insured BIRTHS | 29th at funeral car. , . funeral notices .. . transportation of Joon ng and All-Day Meeting Sun- homes; $29 million on 7760 non- , whos Mildred. Burks: Wasson flowers . . . notification of relatives by telephone or nd Jepmuipg with 9:30 a. m. farm mortgages guaranteed by Max. Ruth Cardwell, Ercel Gersidine i . RN . . . at | wors z y A § t e Pendless telegram when this service is desired . . , etc. Addi- a Inder shoo) session atl Lo ans administration ang $91 ton: Roland, Vivian Capps; Leonard. | ; : Hat lad 3 S08: million on 10,960 other non-farm Mary Jane Lisher; Donald, Jean Jones. | tional passenger cars are available when needed. [10:30 a. m. and a noon basket properties. The latter included Leon, ladys Spurrier; Mia JE Re {dinner will precede the afternoonipoth urban housing directly fi- Joetta MeMickle: Lary, Joan Cheat | . , r 1 { y | i" . y 1 t ; Shirley Brothers keeps a record of senders of flowers program. The Dixie Four, radio nance, by companies and commer- Thomas. Margaret = Calhoun: Rovert. ot td ..a helps prepare press obituaries , , . attends +o {singers. will give vocal numbers (jal properties. A aT ATTY Mary Bereman: Wil. { ' 1 [tn'lc ~mnn Cwith a f CBT and the Rev. Harry Brown of + p a in- liam. Patricia Hensley. Lawrence. | ! - a!l the many details connected with a funeral serv Rragetorows will oak oy The aggregate mortgage in-; lam. Patrica Hebsley, Lawrences. oa ervinin n ite ower » VOUr | vestment of life Com 18S atl Jefferson ice does everything in ite power to ease you : 3 t t of life companies at the tie ' Tytaing ‘ a et ful jprogram. The Rev. John McMath g¢art of the year was $12.8 billion “eM ¥iutent Charles, June Youn: uragen , ." tom your trioute \uinely Titui ! ‘ oar . - James nna Stratton’ Charles ary | Burge O-maxe Disle genuinely bssuing {18 pastor of the church. on 1.3 million mortgages, an aver- Means: Thomas. Elizabeth Woodhouse.

-— truly a remembered service. Jerome, Mary Pelanake, Edward, Beulah |

agé of $9340.

NEW FALL MODELS ARE HERE

y STORY CLUB TO MEET AT Francis James, Vera Martin The Story a_Month club will The Institute reported total "4. gna Payton: Alford. Veled | {meet at 7:30 p. m. funds loaned by U. S. life com-' Briel. Robert. Marian Harr

today at the | Rauh Memorial Library. 3024 N. { Meridian St. Mrs. Ida Vandivier will lead a round table discussion.

At General Earl, Dorothy Madison

panies to property owners nearly

Ab doubled in the last four years. diy a) the Aes Of this total, more than three- ASL Vincent's — John, Darleen Poore. | - fifths was on Rousing.

Girls General, — James. Doris Robinson. |

iam, Betty Rawlinson: Charles. Jac-| Home Natalie Riddell: | Viola Volda

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> Ab Methodist — Loweil, ® English AIAULELALILE Fish Fry Scheduled Maen Bie Gregor CLR HER ad ; nia Long. oJ ames, Jeanne Goss; Lioyd.| O\ The Unity Methodist Church floss Woe a LORENZ lwill give a fish fry and talent! As Coleman—Sidner Mildr tty Joseph | ® 4 show at 5 p. m. Friday and Satur-' Paul. Marie LasShorne

day on the parish property. 19th pp rug and Harding Sts. The Rev. Ritchie Sarah Alice Barnaby D. Ocheltree is pastor. !

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