Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1950 — Page 22

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tell, who was active for many years in nursindg at St. Vincent's Hospital, were to be at 8:30 a. m. ‘today in the chapel of DePaul Sanitarium at New Orleans, £4. a, was Tuesday st DePaul Sanitarhim MF. and Mrs. Robert E. Ruth ‘after a brief illfiess. She was to be buried in at Vincent's Ceme-| tery. {

during the Spanish American § FTh War. She was mustered out with deg : distinguished honors and was cA = transferred td St. Vincent's HosWATER pital. She left there in 1921.

Services for Sister Regina Pur-

She served in an Army hospita

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Katie Beston and Mrs. Julia Ponnelly, and two brothers, Dr. John

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GALYAN"S MARKETS [leroy A. Carpenter

Leroy A. Carpenter, a former also retired from band pelivitits

1102 W. 16th ST. ~ 4411 ALLISONVILLE RD, |grootreader for the ia thattme.

rtell, and Dr. Thomas A. urtell,. both of Milwaukee,

tar, died here yesterday

was 68. i | He was employed by the Star founder of the Indianapolis Sym- — 'in 1930 and left when he became phony Orchestra. A nephew, the

1 in 1942, Mr, Carpenter was a native of!

He was also employed chestra. He directed the or-!

Missouri. £ als : . APPLIANCE by the International Typographi- chestra until his death last year. and FURNITURE CO cal Union as a proofreader for| Mr. Ruth was a member of the several years.

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Alt~Souls Unitarian Church and He was a member of the In- Red Men's Lodge. He was a lifeilanapolis Typographical Union ong resident of Indianapolis. for 32 years. He also belonged to Marion Masonic Lodge, Queen morrow in the G. H. ‘Herrmann Esther Chapter of OES, Loyal puneral Home. Burial will be in

WEBSTER-CHICAGO Order of Moose, and’ Mother cyown Hill

«| Church, Christ Scientist.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs, ris McLaughlin, Indianapolis,

and a brother, Joseph B., Prospect, O.

Services will be held at the

Powell Funeral Home in Pros- %* Versatile pect. Burial will be there.

* Portable Mrs. Lena C. Harting

Mrs. Lena C, Harting, a native

oMicrophone of Germany, died yesterday at the. y home of her daughter, Mrs. | Wire Charles Marlett, 735 8, Meridian | Nothing Else i St. She was 79.

Mr. Marlett was born in Mein-|

sen, Germany. She came to In- } Holds | Y dianapolis in 1891, She was -a lL: in Xmas member of the Zion Evangelical | Reformed Church.

Services will be at 2 p.m. to-|

| morrow in the Speaks & Finn FuIneral Home, Burial will be in | Crown Hill.

Surviving besides her daughter

lare two sons, Carl and Henry, {both of Indianapolis, | | grandchildren.

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Ruth |president of Seymour W olen ng besides her husbe MACARONI For Robert E. Ba ] en Te ay | | would have celebrated their 58th i was and Richard, 1 / yM a oar, “th alr- daughters, Mrs. Alvin Iams, Day- i ner. ing annive was thot 1 ake ton, O., and Miss Louise Bollinger,| aars iT

Mr. Ruth, who was 82, died in the requested Ee ] home of a foster son, Frederick!to leave the plane and attempted

A. Scott, 5054 W. 15th St, with to revive Mrs,

‘and one of the founders of the

Surviving a Wo M ndianapolis Military Band, playjuin ge § Sisters,” 3s. ed the French horn in the band. He also played in the Circle r

Theater orchestra for many years

.Kuerst Dry Goods Co. here until his retirement 10 years ago. He -

20 years a paymaster for Indian-| apolis Railways, will be at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Flanner & |

and two two great grandchildren. 3 iii CLUB TO HEAR UN VISITORS | A group of Indianapolis high PEN N AND PENCIL. REPAIRS school students who visited Lake One Day or While-U-Wait Service | success to see the United Nations

But death intervened yesterday.

made to return the body here for serv- pore TENDER. MORE oauciovs

Bollinger. whom the couple lived. A graduate of Oxford College ices and burial.

Mr. Ruth, who was manager

He operated the Ruth and

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e Herman Rinne, founded the BE be atte Philharmonic Or-

Services will be at 3 p. m. to-

His only othér immediate survivor is his wife, Clara.

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Buchanan mort-| wary. Burial will be in Memorial Park. > Mr, Ulrich, a &! railways em- § ployee 43 years, retired in 1943.) He lived at 5223 | grandchild and! Park Ave. Surviving are his wife, Mary; a grandchild and son, James; one

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Combine: 1/4 cup of drippings 1 tablespoon chili sauce 1 tablespoon chopped pickle 4 slices lemon 1 tablespoon chopped onion _ 1 teaspoon brown suger 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce 1/2 cup vinegar 7

Warm in sauce pan stirring constantly. Keep warm in double boiler until used. This recipe makes about 1 cup of sauce——a perfect complement to a pound of Kingan’s Pure Pork Sausage Links. Increase the ingredients in proportion when preparing more. Butter may be substituted for part of the drippings but use as much of the drippings as possible, to save the distinctive Kingan spice-flavor which is just as important in the sauce as in the sausage.

Warning: For 4 or 5 hardy diners, you might as well make a double recipe first time. :

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This is a quick and easy way to make hot sandwiches. Cut a 1-1b. bag of Kingan’s Reliable Sausage in 4 or § slices and pan broil them, spreading the patties to bread size with a spatula or knife as they cook. Remove meat from pan. Pour off most of drippings. Brown thé bread slightly on meat side in pan, just

before serving sandwiches. For variety add tomato catsup or chutney. For a real Hallowe'én touch serve with potato chips and cider. or

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