Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1950 — Page 5

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MONDAY, SEPT. 25, 1950

Girl, 3, Dies On Way to Hospital

Rites: Tomorrow “for Marguerite Adriance

Little Marguerite Hard Adri- |

bulance that was carrying her tol 8t. Vincent's. Hospital. She was| 5 years old. } Her death was attributed to| asthma and complications result-! ing from a blood stream infection. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | Edward Hardey Adriance, 5953, Rosslyn Ave. she was born in! Washington, D. C., and lived most | of her short life here. She attended Sunday School at the Second Presbyterian Church! and went to kindergarten at Orchard School. Services will be at 11 a. m. tomorrow at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill Surviving, besides her parents, are her half-sister, Miss Meredith Wickes, Indianapolis, and her grandmother, Mrs. E. 8. ‘Harte, Warrensburg, Mo. - : HOME OWNERS TO MEET The local chapter of American Home Owners, Inc., will meet at 7:30 p. m. today at 329 N. Penn-| sylvania St.

FACE COVERED WITH PIMPLES

Miss B. Green, Box 361; Davis, Okla., writes: “For three years my face was covered with large pimples caused by an external condition. I decided to try Cuticura Soap -and Ointment. After using them for three weeks I wasgreatly relieved; and now the pimples are entirely gone.” Cuticura may help you too! Buy Cuticura at your druggist today!

A Remarkable Discovery -- WATERY EYES a NOSE—BLOCKED NOSTRILS OF

HAY FEVER eran of the Philippine Insurrec-

at the Cold Spring Road Veterans’ Hospital

Draft Worker Is Uniung Hero

wife, Fay;

Reece Howe, well-known mid- ; For Tomorrow Chimes. with harness racing in the mid- Crown Hill James V. Indianapolis. Merle. long illness. Mr, Humphrey was olis for 18 years, they were born United Cigar Co.. who died vesPower & light Co. for 14 vears, | Elliott retired 20 years ago. He Robert H. and Creigh. Mrs. Dewey Stierwalt,® Quincy ton B.; two daughters, Mrs. Vir-

Rites Arranged Dobe it Set For Reece How western harness racing figure will For Humphreys Ibe, buried in Bluff Creek Cemetery, Bargarsville, following servilces at 10 a. m. tomorrow at the Mr. Howe was 66. A native of Double services will be at 30 Johnson County. he died.in his P: Mm. tomorrow at the J. C. Wil home Saturday in Greenwood. He S0n Chapel of the Chimes for had been ill two years. Christian D. Humphrey and his west for more than a quarter They died Saturday in their century. He formerly trained home near Eminence, in Morgan horses and operated trucks for County. Mr. Humphrey was transportation of horses. and his wife, 74. New Castle, and a sister, Mrs. found in his home approximately Bess Fendly, Greenwood. an hour after his wife's death. A : —~ shotgun law beside him. Fredrick’ Burns Elliott Born in Kentucky Services: for Fredrick Burns in Hardin County, Kentuckv. Mr. {terday at Long Hospital, will he HUmphrey formerly was employed {at 11 a. m. Wednesday at Flanner by the Indianapolis School Board i& Buchanan Mortuary, Burial &% 2 custodian and worked as a Rg will be in Crown Hill. "Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey were was a member of the Kast 38ih members of the Christian Churc h [Elliott who was 73, lived at 8655 at Eminence. IE. 46th St Surviving are two daughters { Surviving are his three sons, E. L.. Smyrna Beach, ginia Roberts and Mrs. Irene Fla. Arthur and Paul. both of InSparrow, all of Indianapolis: two dianapolis; Mrs. Humphrey's sisbrothers. Charles N. of Indianap- ter, Mrs. Granville Potter, Louis-

i Services Slated J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Mr. Howe had been assobiated Wief. Sally. Burial will be in He is survived by two brothers, Mrs. Humphrey died after a Former residents of IndianapElliott, former salesman for the pipe coverer for the Indianapolis | A native of Terre Haute. Mr. Mrs. F. A. Lewis Lafayette, and two sons, ville, and Mr Humphrey's sister,

[olis and John T.. St. Louis. Mo. '* Mrs. Robert Andrews, West Point Backing up the front ... . Mrs. Aarry Bagal is one of those and four grandchildren. Leonard Lee Clark unsung heroes of any war. Not on the firing line, she is, however, Milton Leroy Brown Leonard Lee Clark, for 29 veiirs | giving her time freely to her country. Since the draft was rein- Services for Milton Leroy a

a salesman for the Kentucky Central Life Insurance Co. terday at his home, 4035 N. Tacoma Ave. He was 67.

stated, she has been donating her time five hours a day four Brown will be at 1:30 p. m. at G.

days a week in draft headquarters. H. Herrmann Funeral Home. Burjial will be in Crown Hill.

Mr. Brown, who died vester- A native of Russellville. Ky . ‘ Charlie Palmer ‘Moman Sanders day in his home, 831 N. Alabama Mr. Clark lived here 33 vears . | Moman Sanders, a Southside St. was a Red Cab driver. He He was a member of the Ebenezer | Rites Tomorrow lumberyard worker, will be bur- was born in Wabash. Ind.. but Lutheran. Church . ied tomorrow in Hill Grove Ceme- lived here most of his life. He' Funeral arrangements have not

Charlie Palmer; -head attendant was 53. Surviving are his wife. Caro-

line; a daughter, Mrs. Betty Jean

tery, Mammoth Cave, Ky. Serv-| ices will be at 7 p. m. today in the Usher Mortuary.

been completed. Burial will be in Louisville, Ky.

died yesterday after an Surviving are his wife,

» A a ny Mr. Sanders was 48. He lived Robinson; twa sons, Leroy and a daughter. Mrs. Thelma Mae llness of four weeks. He was 62. in .347 8. State Ave. He was a William, all of Indianapolis; two Edwards. Indianapolis; a sister, Mr. Palmer, a native of Mun- resident of Indianapolis 10 vears. brothers. Russell, Indianapolis. Mrs. Ethel Sehlinger and a broth

vie, lived here nine years. A vet- Mr. Sanders died Saturday inland Everett, South Pasadena, er, Leslie Clark, both of Louis

General Hospital after an illness Cal, and six grandchildren. ville, of several months. He was born| — I ———— o—————— RELIEVED IN MINUTES tion, he Whe a Meer U%.the. Ver in Edmonson County, Kentucky, erans of Foreign Wars at Muncie, 3nq formerly lived at Greenwood. | from’ nasal Dew misery of Har pever a and of the Royal Order of Moose He is survived by his wife. | coFbe wit tis, Coryza Summer here. } Maggie; three sons, Buddy, Virgil] Lo i SI YOsEPn bANTI-| Services will be at 3 p. m. to-/and Leroy; four daughters, Mrs. uN feel on as sneezy, morrow at the Harry W. Moore Catherine Moulder, Mrs. Ralpn 9 stuffy misery is so quickly Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Hutton, Mrs. Barbara Jean Go-| ; ’

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T. JOSEPH HISTAMINE | Memorial Park. wan, and Mrs. Patricia Corliss, |. Keep hn package with | Surviving are his son, Paul, of all of Indianapolis; his “father, ie W en ese go 3 oe | Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Ona C. 'W. Sanders, Mammoth Cave. soma trike 13 tablets Sc; 38 tablets | Mumford, and a brother, Willis, Kv.; three brothers. three sisters, where. Don’t valk ae it tod, Qld avery both of Muncie, and seven grandchildren.

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BIRTHS —

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leukemia . Mae Woodbury,

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Homé. Burial will be ih! the Indianapolis “H&brew Cemetery, Mr. Holowitz, who was a life"long resident of Indianapolis was 53, He died last night in his

Jancis. | Indianapolis; "Donald Ww anda Behle, Florence, Ky. John, ! a grandson, David.

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Morris Holowitz

Services Arranged Services for Morris Holowitz operator of a night club in Newport, Ky, will be at 2 p. m "Wednesday at the Aaron-Ruben |

‘room at the Barton Hotel. Surviving are his wife, Selma, ‘INewport, Ky.; three brothers, Hymie, Sam and Joseph, and a sister, Mrs. Bess Sentir, all of a daughter, Mrs.

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