Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 December 1950 — Page 17

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Was 500-Mile Race Driver Here 1911-14

Col. Humphrey 8. Evans, vet-

former 500-Mile Indianapolis r) Speedway race driver, died yesterday in his home Antonio, Tex., where he had lived

visit his brother, Walter M. the Christmas holidays. A race driver from 1911 to 1914, Col. Evans was associated with thes pioneering National Auto Co: Beginning his Army career in

Indiana National Guard as a'y private, he served during World War I. Continuing| Fo to serve between wars, he was | Li

outbreak of World War II. He saw service in North Africa,

manding Sehr) 4 at Jeffersonville Quartermaster De Plan Military ‘Rites For his wartime service he received the Legion of Merit, the Order of the Crown of Italy, the

the Brazilian Medallia de Guerra. | Born here, Col. Evans was

School. His father, Walter E. Evans, a personal friend of James

with Bobbs-Merrill Co., Inc. Col. Evans’ first wife, Oranna,

eral years ago. He was remarried

Mrs, Frank Elder, Hawall, Tex., both wives of Army officers. today in San Antonio, a military

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Ansil Leroy Monroe, employee of Zenite Metal Products Co. 15: years, will be buried tomorrow in Floral Park following services at| 1:30 p. m. in the Conkle Funeral Hud 1934 W. Michigan St. Mr. Monroe, who lived at 224 8. Harris St., died Sunday in Gen-| eral Hospital. He was 54. | Born in Clark County, he was|

years. He was a member of the Clermont Christian Church. Surviving. are his wife, Mabel; a son, Robert T.; four brothers, | Emmett, Springfield, O. Finley] and Charles, Indianapolis, and; Perry, Bethlehem; two sisters,’ Mrs. Grace Matthews, New Wash1{ington, and ‘Miss Bertha Monroe, Indianapolis, and two granddren. 3

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three months ago in Texas. Other firgaree survivors include two daughters, Daly and |charies Mrs. William A. Denton, Waco, Walter a Saott 31. 2° arteriosclerosis.

a resident of Indianapolis 25]

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I married a “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.” i So I'm writing to you in hopes my letter will make thoughtless

Morals count a lot though a

ito get a girl fo sell her birthright of honor.

Thu Toda Prosshing rnegl-_Thes rian | girls think before they marry just any one to get a man,

man will try all kinds of devices If he succeeds, then]

marries her, he'll always talk Shout nd conduct and throw it up| to her. w

If he succeeds “but “dotsn’t]

{marry her he'll talk about her to;

Ols M. King: Ruth Willa am J. Ads, Yaser: Cloradéan vs. Robible; R. vs, Ivan Poole; Wilma Ee jeaaar) Layton; Josue M. vs. Ralph Blank: Ruth A, Mi on D. Rusk; Han L. vs. Thomas “Tayi

stationed in the Philippines at the | BIRTHS

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res! graduated from Manual High *\Mothedistonor, Sous Navy: Clarence.

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low; Rober. Barbara Sprague; Robe Matuaret Grabau; Caries, "Slfired Si Mel:

an Indianapolis native, died sev- DEATHS

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Following services to be held nb be Bilin ss. 65, at 4 N. Butler, con- |

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other men an [ruin her. reputa-

itheard men say. “Well, I had to marry you ut; | Where would you

hadn't?” I've heard gossipers say:

“Well, what can

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you expect when he had to marry her?” . . . “It was a shotgun wedding so no wonder her folks and him don’t get along” ... “Maybe e wasn’t the only "one—who| knows?"“She got her man even if she fooled him.”

Too many children grow up with!

KX. a blot on their name because! thoughtless young people must

‘satisfy their passions. WIFE OF MR. HYDE.

A wife is lucky if her hus- |

{ band has even part of the good

qualities she thought he had,

| Isn't she? -

Bo At St. Franeis—Chatics, Alberts McKay:

Be-Melvin, Helen Collis; James,

B, Mary MacCartie; Arthur, Jose- | Whitcomb Riley, was associated aq st. Vineent's—Endrick, Bernadine Kins-|

When she takes any one just to get a man she can't expect anything but disappointment. The man who seéined a bargain when she was lonely, Sorea wi with | her Job or tired of

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