Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 May 1951 — Page 24

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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Yemen X. Umbright, 29, U. 8. Navy; Mary: A

Ruth Cummings, 20, 1163 N. Tremont

Pénniz J. Foley, 23, 532 N. Emerson; -Rita

A. Jonas, 27, 304 N. Summit . Benny P. Mays, 19,

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Armenthis Watkins, 14, 770 N. Miley

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Paul I. Farley, 28. 401 N, Illinois; Mary

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George H. Harding, 72. New Haven, Conn.:

Sara M. Stern, 70, 2357 N. Talbot Ave

Paul Newton Grisso. 26. 3739 8 State; Rosina Marie Jelase, 33 1447 English

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W. G. Stroud, 65. 1244 N. Illino!s; Mar-

garet H. Murphy, 58, 1036 N. Illinois Paul A. Dumas. 21, 554 N Cleatith R. Neal, 24, 725 Woodruff Pil Preston Stoner, 47, 418 E. 15th; Long,-35, 1015 N. Delaware. Robert E. Hall, 21, 2634 N. Gale: Barbara Ann Mihay, 18, 1935 Holloway. Arthur R. Boggs. 24, 1206 E New York:

Hamilton;

Helen

Rosemary D. Rahm. 21, 1235 N. Emerson

Ave.

Fairest Klepfer. 52, 524 8° Noble; Esther

Wise. 40, 7120 N. Pennsylvania.

Kenneth D. Mills, 19, 524 Shelby; Patricia

J. Hunter, 15, 1812 Singleton Daniel Metzger Jr, Jean*Maehler, 19. 3949 Frnglish Ave” Ralph Mc€onville, 38. 1117 Cottage Ave ; * _ Wahnetia Barnes, 40. 408 E. Michigan

‘22. U. 8. Army Betty

Rebert I. Hood, 20. 1102 N. Wallace. Alice

M. Harvey, 20, 6032 Winthrop Ave

Paul E. Doyle, 24, 54 N. Kealitig: Renna

M, Essick, 866 Bosart. DIVORCE SU ITs Ruth KE. vs. George M Johnson Sr Meredith vs. Roy Robinson Mvrle. vs. Thelma M. Altum: Mav I. vs William E

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Man's Heavy Breathing Results in His Arrest

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Two police officers spotted

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“TOKYO, May 18 (UP)--8Sources, elose to the imperial palace said today a “grand funeral” for the Empress Dowager Sadako probably will be held in June.

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