Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1950 — Page 5

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Chack:1iehing - Rites Tomorrow rs CATION! The funeral of J 8. Metz-| 1 ,/Agonising itching ppl eczema, Rash, | ger, 411 ips soph be ie Rites Arranged

tter, Ringworm, Pimples, Scabies, Toe! . | Fes checked on ONE APPLICATION of 2t 1:30 P. m. tomorrow in Shirley BLUE STAR OINTMENT. Repeat as Brothers Central Chapel.

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FRIDAY, SEPT. 29, 1050 =. (Advertisement) ).S. Metzger Rites Tomorrow

br. Charles Arnold Arve! F- Powers

the Farley Funeral Home. Burial will be in Floral Park.

Local Dentist Dies Mr. Powers died yesterday in {the Salvation Army Hotel at the

| ; In Los Angeles lage of 47. He had served in the Services for Dr. Charles E.Navy in World War I and World

Burial

Mr. Metzger,"who was 80, died

% sn Irving Hill Chapel. Burial will be penter. fore coming to Indianapolis in Washington Park. years ago. He was employed by) * Dr. Arnold died Tuesday in the Va., and had lived in Indianapolis

the Spicklemeier Fuel & Supply {most of his life Co. for 28 years. He was a mem: | SeLerans Hospital, Los angeien, y : /

ber of the Methodist Church. { Mr. Metzger is survived by] three children, Ermon M. . Kenneth L., and Mrs. Jessie Wills, 1218. He attended Butler Univer-

Pele TE RT Re IT all of Indianapolis; a brother, i az sy £2 Oscar, Lebanon, and a sister, Dentistry i : Mrs. Kate Chitwood, Brownsburg. stry. : i - eee | He had-studied at the Indian-

ers—all of Indianapolis, and five grandchildren. ’

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First Baptist Church, Phi Delta| Theta fraternity, Psi Omega den-| . ws tal fraternity, the Indiana Dental|33™e date last year: Association, the Loyal Order, of| Moose and the Greenfield post of| __ o a, N American Legion. He served in 1930 329 <3 68 the infantry in World War I. Ji940 841 89 4 Dr. Arnold lived at 3340 N.| New. cases reported today: ! Meridian St. He is survived by|Three in Marion County, one each

since Jan. 1, compared with the]

apolis Conservatory of Music and ‘at JOHN KOCH FURNITURE CO.

sang with the First Baptist Polio Totals Ask to See . ..

Church. He was a member of the| Model No. 717

toss tank Shreveport, La.; one granddaugh- HH ter, and a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Symphony Musician

Silver, Knightstown.

Gustav Wiedenhaupt

The funeral of Gustav Wieden-! hestra's cello haupt will be held at 1:30 p. m. appointed to the tomorrow in the G. H. Herrmann [College of Music: Funeral Home. Burial will be in Concordia Cemetery.

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| Spry. She was 32. | Other survivors include a son,| Donald, and a daughter, Barbara, | both of Indianapolis; and two] brothers, Walter A. Spry Jr. and! Linton Spry, Indianapolis. |

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIME : Rites Monday for Workers Prepare

| » Befvices Jor Arvel ¥. Powers Auto Victim 13 | Volunteer workers for the 1950 crib yesterday. Vigo County Coroou eld at 2 p. m. y Indianapolis Community Chest ner Denzil M. Fer Girl Killed by Car

in Pendleton Pike

Services for Carol Ann Elrod, OU: | ‘Wednesday in Methodist Hospital. Arnold, a dentist here for 30 War II. and was disabled in World 13-year-old trailer camp resident, | He was born in Boone County years, will be held-&t 3:30 p. m./\War II when the USS Indiana Killed.by a car in Pendleton Pike brunch at L. 8. Ayres & Co., when and lived in Clinton County be- tomorrow in the Shirley Brothers was torpedoed. He was a car- !2st night, will be held Monday supplies were distributed for the jat St. John's Catholic Church in He was born in Charleston, W, Osgood, Ind. | ‘Burial will be in Cliff Hill Cem-| {etery, Versailles. : He is survived by three chil-, She | He was born in Anderson and,dr®D. Jack Powers, Mrs. Betty struck by a car driven by Sgt. the $100,000 mark. -

had live {Jean Terry and Mrs. Phyllis Den- Ronald C. Mondor, 28, Air ROTC and Veg iu Indsnalolls Since nis; his father, David -S. Powers; instructor at Butler U

sity and was graduated from the ® Sister, Mrs. Eula Nolte; two The accident Indiana University School of Prothers, Odie and Harold Pow- her-home at 81

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20 Pendleton Pike. trust Co. at the YMCA. f Miss Loretta Koerney, 837 Parker Ave, with whom Carol was (ps kic said she suddenly ran . —1 the highway and into the (Advertisement) |" path.of the automobile while the |

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* his wife, Vera; two children, Mrs. in Floyd, Harrison and Lake sister. Debra Jo A 4 5 Glen Walters, Schenectady, N. Y., Counties. Sister, Debra Joanne, . and Lt. Charles .F. Arnold, | —— teeerees Mrs. Maude Stadtlander like delicious chocolate.

Named to Jordan Staff Stadtiander, R. R. 10, Indianap-| upset their children. Not too | olis, will be held at 11:30 a. m.| (the Indianapolis Symphony Or- tomorrow in the Shirley Brothers | section, has been Irving Hill Chapel. Burial will be! faculty of Jordan in Crown Hill. , | Mrs. Stadtlander, who was 70,| that many doctors use it in their In addition to his teaching, Mr. died yesterday in her home. She! practice.

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