Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1950 — Page 7
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“A requiem ‘high. mass will be sung for August Paulovits who! operated a fruit and vegetable market at 811 N. Alabama st. for -25 years, at 10 a, m. tomor-
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Indianapolis Mother
and the "Guest Ranch Country...
What a time you'll have*'out where the fun begins.” The EX climate is perfect, Old Sols on the job every day, cares drop away like Autuin leaves. But first you board the streamlined STATE for a silky-smooth, restful ride. It provides direct service to the Sun
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row in SS. Peter and Paul Ca-| thedral. Burial will be in Holy, Cross. Mr. Paulovits, who was 66, died Saday in the home of his daughter, Mrs. Margaret Christoff, 1603 Park Ave. Coming to United States from Tanto years The dead: ago, he lived in Indianapolis Mrs. Margaret O'Brien, 47, since 1914. He was a member of 150 8. Oriental St. Holy Trinity Catholic Church. He Guy Bruss, 60, Andrews.
joe ial angduiy DG Ralph Meeks, 54, Greencastle. ends may call at the George ! a W. Usher Mortuary until 9:30 om McBride, no address. Mrs. O’Brien died
a. m. tomorrow, ora en Surviving are another daughter, oF co Yesterday. Mrs. Pauline Volker; two - sons. | cj dest Indianapolis fatality in 39
Nicolas and John Polovich, and a ear. step-son, August Tomko, all of Indianapolis, and eight grandchildren.
Dr. Ralph J. Anderson, Indianapolis physician, surgeon and obstetrician 35 years, died yesterday of a heart attack in St. Francis Hospital. Born in Quinéy, Dr. Anderson had degrees from Indiana University and the I. U. School of Medicine, He served his internship st former City Hospital here. He had offices at 718 Hume Mansur building and 8 N. Bradley Ave. Dr. Anderson was a member of Phi Beta Pi Medical Fraternity, Indianapolis Medical Society, Indiana State and American Medical Associations, Mystic Tie Masonic Columbia
are in hospitals as the result of highway mishaps.
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{walked across the street at Orien-| {tal and Washington Sts. yesterday. The car was operated by! | Eugene Max Smith, 34, of 2020} {E. Washington St.
Services Set Saturday
She is survived by her husband, [Timothy J.; two sons, Timethy
George E Reeves Services Set
odist Church, His home was at 4776 Pleasant Run Pkwy. Burial will be in Nasingion Park following services at*3 p. m.| tomorrow in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. | Jane Lindenborg, Indianapolis;
buried in the Friends Church!John and Patrick Doherty, all of | Cemetery, Monrovia, following Indianapolis. services here #t 1 p.m. tomorrow| Services will be at 8:30 a. m.
three sons, Ralph J. Jr. Indian-i, wald Funeral H {Saturday at Grinsteiner's = Fuapolis, John, Berkeley, Cal, andiyo eral Home. He was y
William, 8an Francisco; a brother, A. C. Anderson, Portland, Ore. jr and one grandchild.
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The son of | rs. Maxine An- {be in Holy Cross Cemetery. ___/derson Reeves, §##& ...{ Mr. Bruss was killed and his Monrovia, he | wife, Ada, 60, ‘was critically in4 righ
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died Monday in Jured in a collision on. Ind:.- 60, Riley Hospital. near Huntington. When he was Mr. Meeks, driving a State born, doctors Highway Department truck, was
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Rites at Home The. Rev. Ira A. Merriman, pastor of the Church of the First | Born, died yesterday in his home 8; 1448 Gimber St. He was 65. i
Among Wreck Victims Born in Brown County, the Rev. Four Hooslers are dead in traf- Mr. fic. today, including an Indianap- than 40 years. He was: pastor of/of *an Indianapolis olis mother. A number of others!the church
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Miss Mont | Recount. Adds to 7 Load gomery Of Michigan Governor | DETROIT, Dec. 6 (UP) — Rites Tomorrow == sess | publican Harry ¥. Kelly demand-|§ . . led added new strength to his) ; Burial Will Be Democtatie opponent today: : In Washington Park | mcumbent Gov. G. Mennen Miss Anita’ Montgomedy, daugh- Williams pickéd up an additional misisonary 569 votes with 607 of Michigan’s|
most of that time. He family; will be buried tomorrow 4.355 precincts reporting in the! also operated a private -decorat- i Washington Park. i
statewide retabulation.
he Rev. F. W. Wiegman, pas-| Mr. Kelly lost to Gov. Williams| of Downey Avenue Christian in the first count by 1, 154 ve votes. |
Services will be held at 2 p. m./ Church. will conduct services at/——
(Friday in the church. Burial will 10:30
‘m. tomorrow in Shirley|
Ibe in New Crown. Friends may mm Irving Hill Chapel. !
call at the home after 3 p. m. today.
Geneva Sandefur, Indianapolis, a Camby; three sons, Horace,! James and Ira Jr, Indianapolis;|
She was struck by a car as she a brother, Walter J.. Oklahoma!
(City, and a sister, Mrs. Amanda| « Shreveport. 1a. La.
Wallace 0. Lee Is Honored
Wallace O. Lee view president” of the Indianapolis Power & Light!
member of the board of directors of Flanner House at the 52d anniversary banquet last night.
Mr. Lee is retiring from active!
Guest speaker at the banquet was Norman E. Isaacs, mana ing editor of the St, Louis StarTimes and a- former Flanner House Board member,
The ex-Indianapolis newspaperman said that the Flanner House
died yesterday in Methodist Hos- | Surviving are his wife, Gladys, Pital. She lived at 5208 E. Wash-
in Generalithree daughters, Mrs. Violet Ham. \ngton St Wii hee he
_|{Phe Rev. oMntgomery is director na Mrs. Stella Da-(}' 5: “work and Christian |Family Life for the United Christian Missionary Society.
{San Juan, Puerto Rico, while her) parents were engaged in missionary work there. She was educated in Argentina. [nome after 7 p. m. today.
survivors,
Memorial Award Goes To Texas Publisher
Miss Montgomery, who was 26,
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said that he killed * when the vehicle hit a could not live log truck. head-on on a bridge more than 14 | two miles north of Cloverdale.
years because of a kidrey mal- Taken to Hospital
formation. Virgil Brenneman. 52, GreenThe family has authorized an castle, and Ralph Bassett, Put{autopsy to aid physicians in namville, both highway departlearning more about the condi-| ment employees and passengers tion. There is a three-month old on the truck with Mr. Meeks, {baby ‘in Riley Hospital now who were taken to a Putnamville hos-
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at Motor No. 1030757, with accessories, was |16. lof. schedule as far as employees 31st and Clifton Sts. Dr Scholl
seized In Wayne County, Indiana, for vio{of the Elgin National Watch Co. fair condition at Methodist Hostreet. Richmond, Indiana. Any person 5323. FOOT COMFORT® SHOP
lation of the Internal Revenue laws. towit: Section 3321, Internal Revenue C {are concerned. Bonuses totaling pital. al $163,000 were distributed here. Leslie E. Smith, 58, of 2612 ng an terest an sald property mist » Rock Island Lines 205 W. Washington Street The Road of Planned Progress | . t:-3a4e
and at the firm's plants in Lin- Hawthorn Lane, was injured ed sum of $250, with approved sureties, I. C. Benedict, Owner
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cording to law. Daniel J. Conerty, District) | Supervisor.
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