Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1951 — Page 11

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3 Fa # ria) " . : : . . : y . Tae: ' Toe > : ¢ : r > WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1051 —___ . THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES. : er pi— | : Yoo te Erie : Mrs. Edward McGuff Services Tomorr | em County OK's Part [Rites Set Friday. [34 [opal Pupils [Ms Féwerd McCuf Sevices tomorow Eliroghimn | 1 For Mrs. Ruhlman

| na -. . . Guff will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow as scribe for several years, \ v y | » : E A | i in the Hisey & Titus Mortuary. Survivors are the husband; vrs wun po || er sn OF AT Raid Cost |i 2, eee Contest Winners At Miller's Modest Prices! 3p. Open your savings sccount now | IR ; ai Ruhimah will be at 8:30 a.’m. Fri- ? ' Burial will be in Crown Hill. [two sons, Willlam B. and Harry || Wl ' _ QUICK SERVICE. at American Nations! Bank. fans in the Voigt Mortuary with a

1000 Take P Mrs. McGuff died yesterday at A- both of Indianapolis; a sisiem high mass at 9 a. m. in| ake Part * ill J C AMERICAN em | Miller Jewelry Co.

Seelt Legal Mean; * her home; 1016 Broadway. She ter, Mrs. Eileen Bowden, Merid-| NATIONAL BANK . Sacred “Heart Catholic Church. In .IU Finals > 29 on the Circle

T Was 63 ./lan; a brother, Leon Daniels, Ak-| o Buy Equipment was 63. ron, O., and two grandsons. ; Y Equip on {Burial will be in St. Joseffh's| 1 ils! Born In Meridian, Miss. SA A Marion .County Councilmen to-| Thirty-four Indianapolis pupils AT INDIANAPOLIS {are among the winners of the an2 Doors Frem Power & Light Co. | Member. Federal Deposit Insurance C

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lived here 30 years. I MONEY ORDERS day agreed to pay part of the cost|Cemetery. She was a commercial business! of air raid warning equipment oe Mrs. Ruhlman died Monday in Nupl state high school contests ©. oo" "0 "0 owe HOC UTILITY BILLS Accepled {Indianapolis and "the county, if her home, 162 S. Talbot Ave, She [In English, Latin, and .mathema-| gas’ “104; ; PAYROLL. CHECKS CASHED they can find a legal means. was 78. § tes. i : Mrs. McGuff was a member of | MONEY MART CURRENCY EXCHANGES Wm a meeting today in the office| « Born in Sunmamn, Ripley Coun-| Approximately 1000 pupils par- Queen Esther Chapter No. 3, OES; || ® 9 Kentucky Ave. ® 10 E. Market St. i of, Mayor Bayt, Robert Carrico,|ty, she had lived in Indianapolis|ticipated in the. finals last Satur-|p oo Jobo ose Study Club, {¢'® 8 Fenn. = 61278 Wet wi. county attorney, said he believed|30 Years. She was a member of | day at Indiana University. : ® 117 8. lilinois St.

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John 8houle, Shortridge; Edward B. Landreth, Technical: John D. DeRome, Ben Davis: William L. Kankert, Technical] Sue Schaffner and Willlarfi 'C. Arbaugh, |

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