Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1950 — Page 13

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| WEDNESDAY. Nov. 15, 1950

, Dr. I. B. Prince ) Opens Practice

: Dr. Irving B. Prince, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Prince, 3426 College A {has opened an office for the §¥ . : - practice of op- 7 Itchy Pimples tometry at 4606 Norwaldo Ave. Dr. Prince is a lifelong resident

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16. A Daniel Dies Chur speaker _ Mrs, LishethFoster Raymond Sproat

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Times State Service i ‘ . : . may be a month before it is in Crown Hill after services at > 3 - ih LAFAYETTE, Nov. 15—Arthur Edwerd H. Warrick Ehowa whether” the ore aE Fr oF ree 2 of families every year, the WI eth t J e a. Ti. 1 lanner > yi Henre: Well RNOWY mechanieal Services Arranged Senators will agree on. a single Buchanan Mortuary 2 > cost to each one can be 154 x - is Sod ‘ a or tern nmap. Candidate or engage in a party-.. Mrs. Geile died Monday in the . low This means a savView Cemetery after services at Edward. H. Warrick, lrdianap-' opin a font = Masonic. Hore, Franklin, he ; e ered. This jx 2p ™. here inpppON. ; olis resident two years, died to: The post becomes vacant when was 78. 5 = > ing to everyone wanting Mr. Henze died yesterday in St ; His home 3217 Brooksi ‘he > rire Ere OTT a ; . . Elicit Hospital. He Was 55 day at his home, 3217 Brookside the new 82d .Congress convenes. . ‘Born in-Boston, Mrs. Geile was "the finest’ at prices anylizabet ospita € Was. 00. .prwy. FE. Dr. He was 77 Sen. Scott W. Lucas; (D. 1.) the 3 member of Central Christian ~ or Ford ’ bDraza vt aay ro & a sd Abi a one can anora. ,. ‘An associate of Walter Scholer A native of Piishors. he was present majority leads Was de Cnarcii here. She ~alsc wax. a &- Associates architectural firm olived HIGEaEY over. He feated 4n ‘last week's: general charter member ‘of Indianapolis for 15 years, Mr. Henze during 2 Teilreq grocany eo 18. Was. election Readers’ Club. Her husband World War II served in the de- formerly employed by the Gem Fred. & ‘ ara! 3 - sa CC EO3 IN f { : : “red. a tailor, died 15 years ago. partment of - physical plant at Ice Cream Co. of Dayton, O WARNS NIGHT RIDERS : . 2 ag Purdue University, which he had He attended old Central Normal = ~gy UMBIA S. C.. Nov. 15 (up) - Survivors ine lude a stepson, 3 attended College (Canterbury) at Danville. iv. J. Strom Thurmond Savs Frederick = Geile. . Chicago; two j. § 3 é . Ee Thur, bg yoo ov. -J. Strom Thurm says shters. Mrs itis AR % h Survivors include his wife, Ma- Re was gerber of the Christian ne will use the South Carolina Seager M i Lowe Hag § 3 a A : wp : wrch at Dayton, ational Cunard if MeCOSRAY : anapolis, and Mrs. R Fa x bel, former Technical High School National Guard if necessary to Stoutenborough, Riverside, Cal.’ ; gta

* l1and, and Karl, Portland, Ore.; Anderson, Dayton, O.; two sons, - ITALIAN STRIKES END | Rs ; four sisters, Miss Katherine Edward C. and Harold E., both of RUSS EXPAND AT SEA ROME, Nov, 15 (UP) Italy's nae BUCHANAN Henze: Elwood’ Mrs. Ovid Hesler, Dayton; eight grandchildren and MOSCOW. Nov. 15 (UP) -— “big three” unions ordered their] CHeitiecras Knightstown; Miss Helen Henze, 6 great-grandchildren. ° Russia proclaims its “full unlim- 5.3 million workers back to their! A : Indianapolis, and Miss Lois Henze,| Services will be at the Flanner jted sovereignty” over territorial jobs today after staggered walk- FALLCREEK AT MERIDIAN ST. Bloomington. |& Buchanan mortuary with burial! waters stretching 12 miles from outs which interferred with trans3 in Crown Hill. Time for services its coasts, the Soviet Naval Or- port for two days and tied up inMrs. Rose Bailey has not yet been set. gan Red Fleet said today. dustry for four hours.

itist, and the Daughters of the |

American Revolution. | Mg { Surviving. are her three sons,| AE % [James F., River Forest, IIL.;| : Harry P., Westport, Conn., and = nN

dis os for .the - Ryker,

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; Rites Tomorrow Services Held Raymond Sproat, former. instructor at Ben Davis High | Services for Mrs. Lisbeth School, died yesterday in an In-

|Sewell Foster formerly prominent dianapolis nursing home. He in Indianapolis art circles. were was 57. ts ¥ held yesterday at Hermosa Beach, a native of Oaktown, he lived Cal. in Indianapolis 13 years at 3707 Mrs. Foster, who was 90, died Creston Dr. He was an agriculSunday. She was the aunt of tural instructor at Ben Davis for j Mrs. Myra Reynolds Richards, 10 vears. § the renowned Hoosier sculpturess. MF Sproat was a member of Mrs. Richards died in 1934 the Oaktown Christian Church, f i She was the sister and asso- masonite Lodge. Indiana State jciate in the Fine Art Enterprises meacher's Association and Voca{here in the 1920's, of Mrs. Ona B. tional Agricultural: Teacher's As- | Talbot. sociation. : i Mrs. Foster had lived in Cali{fornia for the past seven years {While in Indianapolis, she lived

Veteran Raitroader ¥

Services Friday For NYC Conductor

A railroad conductor for the New York Central System for 37 years, Charles A. Daniel died yesterday at his home, 2857 Brookside Ave. He was 66. A native of Mexico, Mo., he. lived here 37 years. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, Order of Railroad Conductors and the Brightwood Methodist Church.

Surviving are his wife, Crystal;

How can Fanner & ¢ Buchanan afford to

offer services within the means of every: one?

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Surviving are his wife, Edith, and a daughter, Miss Ruth, both of Indianapolis; his father, U.-B., ;

ber; two sons, Andrew, of Sapul- lat 3716 College a . ge Av i ~ PP Walk pa, Okla. and Jack, Iadianapo- ; 5 2h 8 sister, Loi Walker, lis, and a sister, Mrs. Naomi Par- : afayett ter, Bicknell. Dr. Charles R. Goff, pastor Sen. Russell Refuses Services will be at 2 p.'m. to- | I'v Jil 2 +i. of the ‘Chicago - Methodist morrow at Oaktown.with burial ee bet han 3 Majority Leader Job there. Friends may call tonight #

ortheast Chapel. Burial will be

in Washington Park, at an open meeting in the —The refusal of Sen. Richard B. Chapel. - hs Russell, iD. Ga.) to.consider tak- . > : Broadway Methodist Church. rar thie job. of Sehate Demmociatic Mrs. Elizabeth Geile Lafayette Engineer, The temple stands in a sky- leader left the field wide open to-! Mrs. Elizabeth Geile, for many scraper in the loop district. day. years a resident of Indianapolis Arthur Henze, Dies icraper I" It ‘he sticks to his Decision. it at 3041 Rurkle St. will be brried Because we serve hundreds

a Yan: gs - .! Surviving are his two daugh- ctop nightriding attacks suc 2 teacher in Indianapolis; a daugh Tite Mrs, Thirts MeCrears. Toit p nightriding attacks such aS ox grandchildren and seven : sitiiawes 3 ter, Mrs. Richard Hall, Straughn; "°°" % irf a I= the beating of a Horry County sreat-grandchildren two brothers, W. A. Henze, Cleve- anapolis, and Mrs. Ruth Mathews farmer last week Bx : Si | 8 5 :

Mrs. Rose M. Bailey, lifelong Indianapolis resident and widow, of James F. Bailey, former undertaker here, will be buried in . Crown Hill following services at: 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Royster & Askin Meridian 8t. Funeral Hom Mrs. Bailey, who was 68, died

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Monday She lived at 108 E. 13th | Second Cherch of Christ, Scien- |

Charles V., Redding, Cal, and| three grandchildren.

William Kappmeyer William Kappmeyer, a native| lof Germany and resident here 50 lyears, died yesterday at his| home, 1543 S. New Jersey St. He (was 66. Mr. Kappmeyer was a former

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