Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 March 1951 — Page 37

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Delivers Maiden Speech in House

By. DAN KIDNEY Times Staff Writer:

WASHINGTON, Mar, 8—-“We haye become dangerously habituated to government by delegation,” Rep. Charles B. Brownson,

Indianapolis Republican, told House colleagues today,

‘It was the Marion County Con-

gressman's maiden speech on

half of a minority report from

the committee on executiye

penditures of which is a mem-

ber.

‘Signed by Republicans on the committee, including Rep. Cecil Harden, Covington, the minority report would halt President Truman’s emergency plans for speed-

up reorganizations within

ing executive department and increasing his powers to transfer both

agencies and personnel. OK'd by Committee The majority report favored President's proposal and was

_proved.-hy the Democratic committeemen. TC would out (he present 60. days for congressional veto of any presidential reorganization plan down to 18 days,

The President asked for this

authority as needed to speed

preparedness ‘and related plans during the present crisis, which has existed since the Korean War

began, Mr, Brownson challenged

nature of this crisis and contended

that the President’s plea was warranted. Condemning ‘blank-check thority,” he declared:

“We have no desire to cripple g

the legitimate authority of

executive branch. We simply propose that the legislative branch

resume its traditional role in law-making process,

Sign Minority Report

“We believe that this position 1s in accord with the deep-seated wishes of ‘the overwhAming ma-

jority of the Am

whatever their party affiliation.” “ Mr, Brownsen and Mrs. Harden also signed a Republican minority report opposing the President's plan to have a single administra-

tor for the Reconstruction nance Corp. "The present setup, with five-man board, is supported

Sen. Homer E. Capehart (R. Ind.) | against Chairman J. William Ful-| bright (D. Ark.) of the RFC investigating committee of which the senior Senator from Indiana

is a member.

Speedway Corp. Caretaker Dies

M. Harvey Vert, caretaker

the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Corp., died while at work yesterday. He was 79 and lived at 1265

N. Tibbs Ave. A native of Bellflower,

Mr. Vert lived in Indianapolis 32 He had been employed

years. with the Speedway 19 years.

ROME, Mar. 8

visit the

his| Rita, wearing a

beswank Hotel Hassler, ex-

for a few weeks. the

the ap-

World.

up weeks, Rita said.

Aly in Abyssinia She arrived in Rome last night from Naples, where she disembarked early this week from Africa. She said her husband Aly had remained behind in Abyssinia

- She said Aly would not accompany her to the United States but probably would join her there in

May. : * In New York, she said, would stay with Mr. and Mrs, Jackson Leighter, personal friends who accompanied her from Egypt to. Boome... Mr. Leighter. is. pub {isher of the United Nations was asked. “Honestly, I've hever seen jt before pAssage. Ls Aly ‘will come back from Africa and I don't know how I would form, it’ was similar to the anti- Prisnds may call at ihe mortuary and join her in Cannes, on the come out,” she said. EHH French Riviera, in about three/ably get some offers when I arrive

Rita Denies E

Avy 2 Years, Due Back Next Month

(UP)—Redhaired screen actress Rita Hayworth said today she plans to United States next month for her first trip home in more than two years. At the same time the wife of Prince Aly Khan denied reports that she was expecting a baby or that she was planning a divorce. # “Not true, not true,” she smiled. suit just a shade lighter than the deep tan she picked up in Africa, received| newsmen in her room

at the “§

she

She didn't join Aly in a game hunt in Kenya colony,

pound buffalo.” She sald she would like to m another movie, “but I hav anything in mind now.”

iin New York.”

the un-

authe

the

‘urday. Fi- Y

the | by |

at| Boone County town.

yesterday afternoon.

Ill, jen Sunday.

He was a member of the Meth- etery.

odist Church and the Le Roy|

Masonic Lodge, Le Roy, Ill.

His only survivor is a brother,

Clarence, of Indianapolis. Services will be held at 10 a.

Saturday in Harry W. Moore Burial will be in

Peace Chape]. Washington Park.

Hearing on Small Business Set Here

House Subcommittee [of mnaianapolis, died yesterday in|

Coming Apr. 4

Times Washington Bureau

| Zionsville;

m. ville.

"JESSE O. SMITH—Rites Sat- |

Mr. Smith, a retired farmer, died at the Robert Long Hospital

been in good health until strickThe services will be held in the

Phillipi Funeral Home, with burial in Little Eagle Creek Cem-|

(Lowell, {Terre Haute, and Charles, Camp ‘R. 14, Box 208, two daughters, Mrs. |

Otto Buhneing

Services Set Otto Buhneing,

RITA HAYWORTH—Never saw TV,

said, because “I was scared.” Aly, she said, “shot a wonderful 2500-

big she

ake

: pi LS | Welfare Aid

Urges States Finan Own Programs

new way today.

finance their own programs,

told the state

Hits U. 8. Curbs

en’t

“I'll prob-

secrecy welfare bill

veto, |

The governor signed into law) Mrs. (bills boosting unemployment com-| dell Jones, pensation from $20 to $27 a week increasing township trustees’ sal-|a. aries, and raising minimum salary | | 1gan 2017 Barthschedues for Indlana school-| | {REACE. CHAPEL"

Ave., Navy veteran ‘of World War [teachers. I, will be buried in Crown Hill

after services at 1:30 p. m, ASat-| Hoosier Heroes—

.iurday in Hurt Shefield Chapel.

A resident of Indianapolis

Born in Jasper, Mr. Buhne

years; Mr. Buhneing died yester-| day in Sunnyside Sanitarium. He! was 51.

ing |

was a machinist 11 years until he;

became ill, 20 years ago. He was

a member of Masonic Lodge and Garfield Post, American

delia; Forest

Otto

four sons, Indianapolis,

McCoy, Wis.;

694 Le-!

| |gion, and attended Barth Place . {Methodist Church.

Survivors include his wife, Cor-/ ANDER, son of and Mr. and Mrs. H.

Jr.,

| Doron Ball and Mrs. Marion!

Services Arranged For Jesse Smith

Zionsville Native Dies Here at 90

Services will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday in Zionsville for Jesse O. Smith, who had lived all of his 90 years and 56 days near that

He had

Mr. Smith is survived by one {daughter Mrs. Lottie OE of | four sons, Earl | Harry ‘O., Russell, all of 2H a apolis, and Harold M. of Joliet-

Surviving also are three broth-

jess, M. E. of Jamestown, Hardes|

A. of Mars Hill, lof Lebanon.

Paul C. Russe

hi dealer, will be

{Crown Hill after services at 10:30 la. m. Saturday in Jordan Funeral| {Home.

and Henry E.|

ul C. Russe, retired real es-!

buried in

Mr. Russe, a lifelong resident

his home. He was 66.

He was a member of Zion Evan-/0f the Lodge, Church and ‘of Eagles 1:30 p.

Igelical

WASHINGTON, Mar. 8—A sub- 1 odge.

committee of the Select House | Committee on Small Business will \Marie: a son, L..

Survivors include

Henry P., serv-

hig wife

Boulevard Place.

ana, Indianapolis:

two sisters,|

{Mrs. Dorothy” Beeson and Miss] Carrie E. Buhneing, Indianapolis; a brother, Ernest, Indianapolis,!

and two grandchildren.

George W. Moss

Services for George W. Moss, | formerly a truck driver for the England in 1900 and in Japan In| Rashid;

| He

m | Saturn Chi oh: Friend HA ny Friends may “bs ope J. ow A , beloved | 30

_ THE INDIAN APOLIS TIMES ANNOUNCEMENTS

Gow. ‘Schricker tackled Indiana’s public welfare problem a’

He signed a resolution asking, Congress to abolish present fed- | on, Thais

The resolution originally called {for removal of federal restictions|o “What. about television?” she on the confidential nature of wel.) itare vecords; but it was amended its original B

passed by] lawmakers over Gov. Schricker's JONES Charles L Ph

Takes Air Course

WAC Sfc. Christ

Draws Active Duty

SGT. EDWARD Li

|C. Alexander, R.

is attending an |aviation specialist course in the Technical Training Center, Chanute Air Force | Base, Il Sgt. Alexander has been in the | Army 40 months. served

Gem Coal Co. nine years, will be 1950. . ‘held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in Jaclobs Brothers West Side Chapel.

Burial will be in New Crown.

in Indianapolis 20 years. A World War II veteran,

he!

was a member of Mount Zion

Free Will Baptist Church.

|Cornelius Turner,

pe 87 Sfc. Marquise M. Christ, 2322] fa N. Illinois St., has volunteered for 2 a. lactive duty as an enlisted reservMr. Moss, who was 39, died ist in the Women's Army Corps. | Wednesday in his home at 2710|She will report to the Reception sad Mare: Bou of He was born Cenger’ at Ft. Sheridan, 9il., Mar. aang fhter of M in Hendersogg Ky. and had lived'20, for processing and to await Bernadine Kers

(further assignment.

Lt. Col. Wilmer A. Hardesty of Be” March Thurs |Indianapolis is attending the Air Survivors are two sisters, Mrs, War College at Maxwell Air Force mcCARTHY Joseph, age 65, Indianapolis, Base, Ala. Col. Hardesty’s most

ALEX-

nn Sgt. Alexander oy

| Satusany, 1:30 Mops EoIL, i Fob at Interment Crown FA

may all » the chapel after 7 p. WM. Thursda v

Ea i B urd. a 30, he ithe |

eridi Yor m Aauinas on Intermont nbs Cross Cemetery. ria may enti at bn mortuary. J HE of.

udson a: dba oi

we 0, ste api Ro spiel unel

AL i

lover,

oll CH es iy

Then legislators passed the resolution, they argued that Indiana sends more welfare funds to Washington than are returned. It (would be cheaper, they said, to |Mr finance the entire program locally. Indiana's contribution to federal welfare funds is considerably larger than what it receives. Sen. Harold Handley, La Porte, Senate recently| yea that Indiana contributes one-third more than the $18 which is returned by the federal government.

HATED Jon wv. fh 4, 2k Mate (inet, Bhi, 4 0) Hath eld, Cojora io ti mE re

i rey ial Pir. Friends ay oa Bur "he chapel any time.

ATE ie, Walt 20,40, "in elif

mother of

a Frien

Hi HINKLE Ralph, iormerly, of J andi 3

{hneap ole he nt n de: father of arvin nkle broth or ® of Helen Nixon of La illiam

re welcome. po WL

Burial Park Cemutery,

any time,

Loy, of 520 8. Wednesday, age 81 yrs, husband of Dica L. father of Mrs. Lucreta Ellis,

Jones,

Hazel Smith, Mrs. Juanita {Gaines Frank, Raymond and Wen: brother of Mrs. Nellie | O'Hara, Mrs. Minnie Hunt and Allen ’ Jones, Service RY Uday. 11:30 al Ww, RE PEACE C APEL" 4050 chmay Bo at after 7 p. m KU UTCHE—Georse K., 58 gous father Maj. George ‘Rupe the, brother or Mrs Doone passed uk A Ready, re service

ioe Leopard HPs

| Mrs. Ralp field, i nd. end’ ends, Fe bo ty land Richard Plerce and Katherine

and Donna Leonard, uass | Wednesday am. bp neral Saturday,

TRA CHAPEL 946 N. Tilinois. EN:

ation Tun Hill, Friends may call fhe pel any time after 6 p. m,

<~-Donald Eu

an Services iday, 1:30 p. m.

“. Friends C may” ca pi Sit, Ave. [MOOR higan BE wy 11 a. m. Friday,

at church from 13 noon until hour fot service.

| LYNN—Julla,. age 91, mother of Mrs. Marie = Daffron, Mrs. Bertha Shields, Mrs. Ida Liebek; Charles and {Edward Lynn, passed away Wednes198r, Services ax 10:30 a. CONKLE FUNERA OME, 1934 iW. Michigan 8t Prie ds {Burial Glen Haven. Friends may jeall at the funeral home after |p. _m. Thursday. | { MALOOF — — Abraham =F. Yashington 5t., Jushand nd » is grandfathe , brother of

oy SR fig Mitind ® Mn oh Hil

(Fryback),

Donald Gene nnie Sullivan, r. and Ms. Ray FryJulian Fryback, Mrs. and Phyllis passed away ave esday. may call at RDAN Siz" {oth 8t., hursday. uneral

Jos | gay,

+ “pnitl N m, at gt. Elly Nex

invited

AYE—Ka thin

M. yrs., of 629

Arch St

rden, | ien

Salem Cemetery,

Punal “Zionsville,

away in Hammond, ay.

Ind, Ln Beloved brother of Mrs. Anna

{and Mrs. Sophronia Hatchett, recent duty assignment was as Eorionds of Indianapolis. Puneral Henderson, Ky. and two nieces Inspector general at Williams Air {oh STEAKS, & FINN FUNERAL

{and one nephew.

Charles H. Trotter

Services Are Set

Resident of City For 65 Years

Services for Charles H. Trotter, on

{Force Base, Ariz. He is the hus-| ras. 8:30 a. m., 8t. Jobn's Church,

{band of the former Miss Elnora} Shey

Hartman.

Sgt. James R. Friend, son of

m. Burial Holy Cross CemeFriends invited, MEANS—Susan Victoria, sage 89, widow of Edward Means, mother of Mrs. Anna Parish of Morristown,

{Mrs. Roberta M. Friend, Alphine, Arnold Rouse of Indianapolis, Mrs. has been asigned as a sqad leader {Rotbes Leonard of New Palestine,

aron Rouse of Greenfield, died at

ito an antiaircraft artillery unit Morristown Wednesday afternoon, lin Japan, Funeral services Friday, 1:30 p. n Jap Rl FUNERAL HOME, ristown Charles E. Hill, steward, first Cemetery near el Pl fonds ay M class, USN, husband of Mrs./call at funeral home any time.

Violet D. Hill of 2445 Highland MONTGOMERY Joho B. ase 63,

PL,

{the last-chdrter member of the naval service Apr. 5, 1938, Arion Lodge, Knights of Pythias

m. tomorrow

{Conkle West Michigan Funeral of Mr.

hold hearings in Indianapolisijng jn Korea with the 3d Infantry Hill Mr. Trotter, who was 86, died

April 4 and Lafayette Apr. 5,

was decided today.

ti Division; Nellie Monroe,

two daughters, Monticello,

Mrs. |

“Home. Burial will be in Crown fin of 3431 Guilford Ave;

of small business growing out of|, gister Mrs. Julia Sommer, In- |County, he had lived in Indianapthe preparedness program, accord-| \dianapolisy, and four gran dehil-lolis 65 years, ing to Rep. Charles A. Halleck. | |dren.

Rensselaer Republican, who will

accompany the subcommittee ex officio chairman.

Congress of which Mr. Halleck was then majority leader. Its pres- (Michigan Street Funeral Home,

ent ¢hairman is Rep. Wright Pat-| The breakdown her home.

man (D. Tex).

on-the-spot hearings leaves both who was 91, lived in Indianapolis] las, New Ross, Ind.;

as,

‘Mrs. Julia Lynn

Mrs. Julia Lynn, 745 N. Lynn|

The Small Business Committee St., will be buried in Glen Haven'the West Michigan Street Methwas set up in the Republican 80th Cemetery after services at 10:30 odist Church. Surviving are his wife, Bertha

Mrs,

Mr. Patman and Mr. Halleck as!87 years. Survivors include three daugh- child.

ex-officio chairman of each. Asked by Brownson

The Indianapolis hearings were Mrs.

requested by Rep. Charles Brownson, Indianapolis

Repub- troit;

(ters, Mrs. Marie

a. m. tomorrow in Conkle West,

Daffron and Bertha Shields,

Indianap-

B.lolis, and Mrs. Idd Liebeck, De-!

two sons,

lican, who today conferred with ‘Everett, Indianapolis;

price stablization officials regard-|children

and 11

ing small business problems in children.

the Marion County district.

Lafayette is in the Second Dis-|

Charles

‘Charles L. Jones

and

21 grand-| Floral Park after services at 1:30/¢ery at 906 Laurel St, great-grand-'p. m. in Conkle West Michigan held at 1:30 p. m. Saturday in| . H. Herrmann Buneral Home. | service

triet, which Mr. Halleck repre-| Charles L. Jones, retired em-|

sents.

His assistant, Robert

Valpariso, will accompany a com-

mittee staff man to set up

[ployee of Kingan & Co, Allett,|here yesterday. He was 81 and lived at 520 8. Rybolt Ave. { in Greenup,

hearings in Indiana, Covington, {Jones had lived in Indianapolis|

the| Born

ston, W. Va,, and Cin- 32 years. BY harle | Christian Science “Services will |

be conducted at 11:30 a. m. Satur- Albert Owens {day in the Harry W. Moore Peace]

. cinnati,

Woman Playwright, 75 Struck, Killed by Car

by a car.

was struck by a

a blood clot in the lungs, driver of the car that struck was not held.

ard Walton Tully in 1901

helped him produce “The Bird of Paradise.” 8he and Mr. Tully buggy or WHAT, look in THE ware divorced in 1014,

car Monday as Mrs,

r |Chapel. 'morial Park.

0.;

Burial will be in Me-|

Survivors are his wife, Dica L.; LOS ANGELES, Mar. 8 (UP) | {three daughters, —Playwright Eleanor Gates, 75- mls, Tucson, Ariz.; Mrs. Hazel year-old author of “The POOr|gmith and Mrs. Junita Gaines, Little Rich Girl,” died yesterday noth of Rockville, Ind.; of injuries received when struck json, Frank of Cleveland, Raymond of Greenfigld, and Wendell Miss Gates, who wrote seven of Rockville; a brother, Allen Broadway plays, several novels] |Peebles, and numerous magazine articles, Nellle O'Hara, Otway, O., Minnie Hunt, Washington she stepped from a bus near her Court House, O.; 14 grandchildren home. Death was attributed t0/and one great-grandchild.

Mrs.

two sisters,

dled |

Ky., Mr.

Lureta

three

Mrs. and i

The! her| |

a home, a car, a TIMES WANT ADS!

{UES is listed in THE TIMES She married Playwright Rich- Classified section every day. and Whether you're in the market for a business, a baby

Vv. Lynn died yesterday in Homer

He was employed at the Li

(Belt Co. for 62 years and retired Mer, Seaman apprentice, ‘Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Reimer, 1.

last November.

nk-

Mr. Trotter was a member of 2003 College Ave, = Ave,

two sons, Db,

Harold O. Indianapolis;

wnd!

one

{brother, E. H. Trotter, Concord, into three subcommittees to hold | Born in Louisville, Mrs. Lynn,|N. H., one sister, Mrs. Lulu Doug-

four gra

nd-|

fchildren and one great- -grani- |

Mrs. Birdia Parks

Mrs. Birdia Parks, 1165 N. Liv-|

ingston Ave. will be buried

[Street Funeral Home.

jn owner of the Schmidt & Son Gro-| will be Ottinger, H.

John Schmidt Rites Tuesday

Grocer Dies Here at Age 56

9 Services for John M. Schniidt, 7 Yo 9pm

recently reported for duty jot aboard the landing ship USS 21! ARN Thomas of Seymour and the Far East. He entered the protner or n

| and Tuesday in his home, 3335 w, PePhew of Mrs. Lena Baker of They will examine the problems arrg® Mary Ann Sipe, Indianapolis; Michigan St. Born in Hendricks 1035 E- Ohio St.; James E. Fuller, |

428 KE. son of | Fiiarsday.

Mrs. Parks, a resident of In-| 'Burial will be in Mt. Pleasant.

dianapolis 21 years, died Tues in General Hospital. She was

day

Survivors include five sons, Den-|

|apolis,

| children.

Mr. Schmidt, who was 56, died! (funeral home." 69./ Tuesday in St. Vincent's Hospital. | SMITH Born in Madison, he had lived in|Lois Smith, brother of Loretta |ver, Victor and Oakley, of Indian- Indianapolis 55 years. and Joseph and James, | Darlington, Ind.; a daughter, Mrs.! | Velma Madjeskey, and 27 grand-/for the past five years. [previously employed by the Link-| ~

dence was R.R. 7, Box 671D.

He operated his own grocery|

[Belt Co.

His resi isp si ohnson and Mr,

He was! | Burial ¥ Floral

Albert Owens, employee of the four sons, Goerge W., Delmar H.,

Muesing-Merrick Coal Company, Inc.,

at 1846 Peck St. A native of Nashville, Te he had lived in Indianapolis years.

bert, Nashville, Tenn.

olis.

nn., 37

| She was A member of the Fall|

Creek Baptist Church.

Surviving are a son and « HE

daughter, ¥

2 p. m. in King & King Chapel. two brothres, Frank and Louis Mr. Owens died Tuesday in Gen- Schmidt, and one sister, eral Hospital. He was 38 and lived | {Nellie Hart, Indianapolis, and six J Ind

Surviving are his wife, Mildred; ‘buried in New Crown following! ¥ a daughter, Miss Beverly Owens; services at 1 p. m. Saturday in 95% To years. “i os Clarence five stepsons, Purdle, Frank, Wil-/Stratten and Shaw Mortuary. llam, Donald and James Hamp-| Mrs. Chaney, who was 52, died welcome. (ton; a stepdaughter, Miss Nanette yesterday in her home at 839 W.| WURG Myr A WEALTH OF GOOD VAL- Hampton; four sisters, Mrs. Katy 11th St. She was born in ender windy 20H Sie Wis. Taylor, Mrs. Fannie Dixon and son, Ky. and had lived in Indi-| Mrs. Louise Tinnon, all of Indi- anapolis 25 years, anapolis, and Mrs. "Maggie Toland a brother, Robert Owens, Indianap-

. Keystone, beloved husban ath, father of Mrs. Irma ne lvis and Carl Montgomery, In-

B. Jr., Norfolk, Va., M. Montgomery of |

a 0 th ds a inf Tud

acts ns kind and

nd ree

all othena .who

urd DAVID

il mi oc

m, |

ur a “and, Pa

to Hank each and every

v, Johnson and Farley ome of their sincere service,

ROBE FvBRd

Wr | Rev lo given in their los

nts

evens Chapel att

extend our Doss, 83) rie : th gl feral Ser rh nes 4 ou friend In rs and to thank

4 In Memoriam

; ends and oa who 0 AD i and Yi Kn love's Honal | i utes nn 1, 0

GAUGHAN-_Ella V. 363% ui. Tilingl i e of 35 n. sinter 5) Whos ee ned ad serve

erings extended 3 e

1 Death Notices to, age B51, of 17 tah od 2 3] Buhneing, "Sl hdlanan. Ot | Hoa El d Jr. Hau .i Charles A. ocial Brot ers Mor- , Camp McCoy, Wis.; brother | tuary efor ¥ina" u ng serv. of y on, Ernest and Carrie | ices Buhheins. all’ of Ind! ADOT. ‘passed n Y. a ednesday. neral ser mi ihe late es to tl Rhousntrul

ol she

The hr Se ihe LR

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wishes one 5 isi hd expres Hoo ge lA Ly LOAN by telephone. Or visit our {lous tful rsonal courtesies and! or the lovely floral offerings so]

swine is Pie Sila CE

Common SENSE applied to your money oeeds here. Commonsernse Paymonis—you decide how much to repay, monthly. Commensense counsel—our manager won't recom. mend a loan unless it’s the right solution. If you want cash for commonsense purposes like taxes, medicy)-or dental bills, home or

LOANS $25 to $300 on Furniture, Auto, or Signature MAKING COMMONSENSE LOANS SINCE 1887

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car repairs, etc.~RESERV-A. office. today.

| LTH OFFICE: towns,

MAY-—In lovin Dear Bon s Lu § Brother" of

who passed away M 1930. {®t gassed Ave) 3 wit

it. sad and w Life has not been the Since vou were called away. MOTHER, FATHER

the way

our wife and mother VIOLA WwW. McCONVILLE

Who passed away Mar. 8, 1949

our

withaut vou dear’ same Dear Son |

SISTER and BROTHER. MeCONVILLE—In loving memory of

A loving wife and mother, true and

ot all the gold in all the lan or jewels count less as the san

Can jake her ty! e with us,

Ray dn Jone erin our belove: -

who passed oy MIERs adly Mj SONS and

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MA-8876

Rummage & White Elephant

Home for friendiess

ART SHOP, FREE CLASSES

on ssw blade. west of Spring |

Jost on Mi POL: Reward, BR-2351 man’s brown Teather.

COLLIE, female; lost vic. 1308 N.

r debts & “5 Dhue Rope located on entire 6th floor gorner near Post Office. Formerly of

IF YOU suffer from sour and acid nothing relief like the

eahaas CER. ves Effervescent. Try it Today. all Hook Stores. 57c. Sat-

ro ater i Riarct aturda aL Friends Lavited. are John M., 56 year | husband o Mabie Schmidt, Dyed | thd A Ww. Delma Ia Robert 1 chmidt. | Nefle Tart, ink and g Louse Semiol Fune

| passed Ea 1:30 REAL wt the [2 8. East Friends invited. Burial] P the Pleasant. Friends may call any

| SREEK—Prank A, age 81 of 171 W| | Broadway, Greenwood, Ind.. father {of Mrs. ancis Abbott, Greenwood | Brother ot Floyg Sheek of Sidsis, RE: oy eek o passed away Wednesd Ray p.m. Fu

neral Saturday. 2:30 4. C WILSON HOME, ' Green-

wood. B a ERAL uria. reenwood C Friends invited. Calling OUTS Eh: Pp m. Friday 2 to 5 p. m. and

SMITH Jesse Oliver, “age 90.

of Earl A., Russell W., Father

Mrs. Lottie Merton and Harry O., {brother of Miles Elsworth Smith. Hardes A. Smith and Henry E. Smith away Wednesday. oT uneral sre SRI Wall? Boul { e NERAL (Zionsville, Priends may call LE

ack Smith, grandson of

, passed away sda y

| BonRue “FoNitna na, Hone’ 1034 W

| Michiga fends invit "ba rk. Friends may edi

the funera YLOR—Jasper, 1616 Rembrandt,

husband of Esta, father of Mrs. Mary T. Martin and Ralph H. Taylor,

Survivors are his wife, Mabel; passed away Tuesday. Services FLAN. |NER +2 BUCHANAN | MORTUARY and Oilland Edward G., all of Indianapo- Burial New Bethei Cemetery. invited will be buried in lis, and Robert I. a master ser-| Bey CAL 5% Mortuary. mr New Crown following services at geant in the Air Force in Korea; | TROTTER Charles H, py oge 96 o Harold ertha Homer otter, Sal tather Mrs. | brother of E. I otter. de and pase Jay ro New ~ {ni t (grandchildren. a Tes no 3 Michigan Mrs. Equilla Chaney Lh fll. al yh . funers Mrs. Equilla Chaney will be RTM Har Hever. of N—Tibbs Ave ednesday,

1 E PEACE CHAPEL . Mie = St. Priends are

GLER—Myron A. formerly of d rest

into age 50 at pn of Helen Wurgler,

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