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"LOCAL DEATHS.

Mrs, Blanche "Cook

Mis. Fannie L. Bauer, 3956 Services for Mrs. Blanche Cook Boylevard Pl., died last night at|will be tomorrow at 11, 'a. m. in St. Vincent's Hospital while visit-|thé chdpel of the Peoples Funeral

patient. She was 72. |Hill. . Funeral - services will be held) Mrs. Cook died Sunday at the at 2 p. m. Thursday in the Flan:| {home of her daughter, Mrs. Mar-|g ner & Buchanan Mortuary, Bur-| Joris Watkins, 404 N. California fal will be in Crown" Hill. . She was 74.

Except for a brief residence in|> ony in, Providence, La., Mrs.

|| Fishers, Ind, Mrs. Bauer Was & Cook has, been an Indianapolis

(lifelong resident. of Indianapolis. resident for 73 years. She was a ‘She was a past matron of Fish member of the First Baptist

ers Chapter OES ‘and a past chyr ‘grand deputy OES. She alsp was) urek of Nortf Ingisnaois.

a member of ‘Christ's Church. Surviving with the brother dre in another ‘brother,’ Urban K. Wilde, . of Indianapolis, and a sister, Nel-| Willie Posey lie Langridge, Sal Francisco,

Sefvices for Willle Posey willl DS held at 2.p. m. Thursday -in Rs Ba a Ah IRE Poms AY A TTRARIE ST Y SETH Aes. Toon omer oe oa will be “fr Crowt Hill.

|died yesterday in St. Francis Hos-! |W. North St., Sunday. He was 51.| ‘pital. Stie was 38. | Born in Russellville, Ky. Mr.

[Thursday in the G. H. Herrmann gpa) years -ago. [Funeral Home, Burial.will ‘be in ierer. ~

Crown HiIl | Surviving are ‘his wife, Begsle;) Mrs. Baumer, a lifelong resident two daughters, Mrs. Lucile Wood- | {of . Indianapolis, was a. member 6f son and Mrs. Christine Glover; the Second Evangelical Reformed one son, Robert, and two grand-| Wi Auxiliary. children; all of Indianapolis. | vher husband,| ims Leon J.; son, Marvin L.; daughter,

|Janet M.: father, Louis’ Gunne- J. W. Jamieson

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from 6 Prm-to 9p ME tontght Sky In the cast of Moss Hart's

at the Central Library Auditoing her brother, James Wilde, a' Home. Burial wi]Jl be “in Crown|rium.

6 p. m.—except those from out of | the city which were mailed with

sufficient postage for return,

The public had its last oppo tunity today to see the garments

made by home-sewers. The public display was “scheduled to close at 6p. Mm. Admission to the display "in the Central Library auditorium

is free.

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w buflders of. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Posey came to Indianapolis sev- County and Central ‘Indiana, the He was a’ plas- program will be broadcast over| |WFBM from 12:15 to 12:30 p. m.

John Batchelder

ih _ ADA BAUDEE. — prepara at BE Home, 960 as “Housing Headlines

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| dential Builders, “ments the National Association of

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comedy, to be presented May 11 ed by Mark M. Miller. He has been All garments must be picked through 19," are Marjorie Thoms, up at that #hme=and not before sofin Benedix, Margaret Roberts) °Pn H. Murphy, former Sales rep-| {Robert Loomis, |George Finney, Bernard Bloom,

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brothers,. Rev. Louis i Rites Thursday

|Gunnemann of Lafayette and the TNS { Services for Joseph W. Jamie-| “son, 3149 N. Euclid-Ave.-will- Gibson Services Set

|Rev. Edwin B. Gunnemann, Port at 10 a. m. Thursday in Harry! Services for Anna Mae Gibson;

i {1801% Boulevard Place, will be |W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial! held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the will be in Anderson.

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{Stuart Mdrtuary. Burial will be Mr. Jamieson died yesterday in in New Crown. She died Saturrollton Ave. He was 86. _. [Methodist Hospital. He was 68. day in General Hospital She was | Services will be at 11 a. m. Born in Scotland, Mr. Jamieson 25. There .are no survivors. ‘Thursday in the Flanner & Bu-came to Indianapolis 65 years mire |chanan Mortuary. Burial will be! ago. An employee of the Muésinglin Crown Hill. [Merrick ‘Coal -and Oil Co., Inc. | Born in Tipton’ County, MT. for 12 years, he retired two years|

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ton M.; Crystal Lake, Ill.; a sister, |- S ; : “I-haul 5-ton of rock for 3/;¢ a mile!”

[Mrs. W. A. Sweetman, Briar CUff | (Manor, N. Y.; two grandchildren ; and two great-grandchildren. “My Ford F-6 gives me more miles per gallon than any other kK. John W. Fraim - { I ever owned. It’s easy handling in traffic, off-the-road, and in the | ‘Services. fér “John W. Ta 4 hills saves time and money, td0.” ." | will be at 8:30-a. m..tomorrow in, al : i ; H. HOSTETTER,* Quarry Operator | the: Kirby Mortuary and 9.a. m. |. {Burial will be in Calvary Ceme-| tery. Q | Mr. Fraim died Su at the (home of his son, Char F., 26 ‘|B. 14th St, ‘where he had Been

| A native of Loogootee, he had alived here for 60 vears. A printer ifor Elf Lilly & Co., he retired in 11939 after 20 years’=service. 3 {* Surviving are his wife, Lucy | Gertrude; two other sons, John {J. and Leo A.; and four grandchildren, all of Indianapolis. | |

Chelcie C. Kemp’

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