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Dorothy Warren’ s Injuries Serious
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Nov. 21 tions had indicated the girl re(UP)—Dorothy Warrert, 19, the iceived several cracked ribs when
‘a car in which slie was returning jaovond Jsughles of Sanforsa) rom a dance smashed into a
to be! truck. (hospitalized within two weeks, Dorothy's younger sister, Nina, (was treated today for a lung 17, is'convalescing from an attack
3 FAST FLIGHTS DA | punture. of ffantile paralysis.
RES CALI FR- ns. _ said the fHjury to i Dorothy, a co-ed at the Davis State College of Agriculture, was more serious than they first
thought. ' Preliminary examina-
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Dr. Orren Smith Rites Tomorrow Dies in Franklin
Physician Lived | Here 40 Years :
Dr. Orren E. Smith, 5850 Primrose Ave, a retired osteopathic died this morning in Johnson County Hospital, Franklin, Ind. He was 77 Dr. Smith was born in Danville,
Ind., anid lived here 40 years, His office was at’ 1003 Odd Fellows Building.
.He was a member of Central Christian Church and for 10 years had been superintendent .of the Sunday school there. Hé had been active: in young people's work many years. He was a member ican Osteopathic an honorary
of the AmerAdsociation and
.ife member of the day in his home
ian: IStanng ». ASSOC . . a a emiion. wood Ave., after.a short illness. wife, Nellie Jane: a daughter, He was 67, and lived here for Mrs. Helen Speicher, Indianapolis, the past 50 years. He was a | and two grandsons. conductor for the Big Four Services wiil be at 1:30 p. m. Ryilroad for 37 years, before Friday in Flanner & Buchanan his retirement three years ago Mortuary. Burial will be in . y 90: Crown Hill Services will be at 9 a.m. in Abioh R Little Flower Church tomorrow ranam Keeves after services at 8:30 a.m. in Abraham Reeves, 921 Indiana Kirby Mortuary. Burial will be Ave. died Sunday in General |
: in Holy Cross. Hospital. He was 66.
An Indianapolis resident 30 years, Mr. Reeves was born in Clarksville, Tenn. He was a janitor for -the Hoosier Veneer Co
Is Dead at 59
Fred H. Fowler
A. W. (Will) Robison, retired railroad conductor died yester-
1112 N. Lin-
He was a member of Mt. Zion - A / Baptist Church and Lincoln Fred H. Fowler, heat freater Union lodge, 100F. for International Harvester Co. Mr. Reeves is survived by his 12 years, died yesterday at 625 N. wife; Katie; three daughters Mrs: : ; = t Fannie Holloway and Mrs. Naomi Drexel Ave. where he Hvar with Smith, both of Indianapolis, and his son, Fred F. Fowler. He Mrs. Margaret Edwards, Chicago; wads 59. : two sons, John and William, both Born in Mount Vernon N.Y. of Indianapolis; a brother, Walter . Reeves, Little Rock, Ark. and a he lived in Indianapolis 13 years. sister, Herbenia Winn, Cincin- He was a member of the United nati Automobile Workers, CTO, Services will be at 1 p. m ativ ements tomorrow in Patton © Funeral Tentative funeral arrange n Home. Burial will be in Floral are for 10 a. m. Thursday in Dor-
Park Cemetery. sey Funeral Home.
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SEE your offer in The Times besides Want Ads. That's where Indian-a daughter, Mrs. want kel, Arlington, Tex.; to rent, hire, buy or swap. Phone Lolly Relyea, Riley 5551 for a helpful ad-taker. two grandchildren.
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!ATTERBURY INSPECTION SET . Times State Serviee CAMP ATTERBURY, Nov. 21 —Brig. Gen. A. D. Ogden, chief of the.Organization and Training Division of the Department of the Army, will make an informal in-| ] . spection of Camp Atterbury to- 208 Odd day and tomorrow.
Monument Steps
John T. Arnold, construction . contractor here 35 years, died yesterday in an Indiandpolis nursing {home. He took part in construcition of the and sidewalk . iaround the Soldiers and Sailors’ { Monument. | Active in .Democratic politics | for many years, he was chairman of the old First Ward for 10
steps
years. He was a former member tof Knights of Pythias. i Born in Franklinville N. Cc. Mr. Arnold lived here 66 years. His home was at 1936 Ludlow Ave. He retired 12 vears ago. He was 88 Services will be held at 2:30 Pp. m. temorrow ‘in Jordan Funeral Home. Burial will be in ER AET REUEF |
Crown Hill. Surviving are a son. Leland G. Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Nora Graham, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Henry Patberg, Terre Haute: a grandson and four great grandchildren.
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