Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1951 — Page 11

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Hi Signals Carry [IN INDIANAPOLIS Hunt for Missing Snake Called Off sips |

LANSING, Mich, May 22 (UP) can boa would need artificial heat

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a Brooks, June Ann . ] . {EVENTS TODAY | ry Tomlinson: Joseph, Mary Ann | ! a I Bean Burdtall t n of le’ odie. Prous Tors Lika Avacia ary. pina Jessie Hornback. | |—Authorities called off a hunt for to 1% in this ghmmre ie tran ret avis, ea ", i shen . S50 er | anz. Patricia Ham, | indians * Dental Association — Through A! Coleman—William, Novia Thomas ja seven-foot boa constrictor today cam ear th 3 au \ a e tra d an. Barbara Hibner, nesday-—Claypool eon — Throug Al Methodist -Alfred, Joann Davidson; but its owner hoped reward seek-' p near € carnival groun 5) . Fred Kasey, Diane Indiana Dental Assistants Assdéiation— Wa ot Sullivan, Thomas, Norms | hoped he was right. hdale, Martha Mer. 8 Through Wednesday Linco prean, Jo, Bertha Villasenor: callie 1d bring the snake in if it Marietta Murphy, iA A Colonial Dames Faaincaln. Wooglstoek Gloria, Rhodes; Ronis ML Guleft ers wou ng the s Schulz, Donna Slerp, | ne Lundieay --. , Joyce Wisehart; Jesse, Julia | y Wilitams, S | EVENTS T ASE Francis Paul, Mary Michael; Carl jsut is alive, Fa) Ee A SIP a ine Camp Maks Indi OMORROW Eveiyn Hancock; Harold, Rose Law-| Sheriff's deputies and state po- ! Sue \Cox. Ronald ; ' BRISBANE, Australia, May 22 Indiana Dental ants a At CSL Vincent A John, Y Norma Knish; lice decided not to press the search \ err, ’ [ — nce Dp. Arbara oley e ' orot ly Lee Gray. Phyllis . (CDN) —By smoke signal and ra- cate Couneil meeting of the Women's RAMSEY. ren Pre after the missing reptile’s owner, | [inds, aron ynn 3 ommittee di te tn | b. ‘She Jordan, Mary dio the news is spreading through- ciety "Meridian Ri" Counter Cl ** DEATHS C..G. Yates, told them the boa | , Phllis Lott, Caro 3 ’ mart ’ a Funera tors A — i David Need, June § out Australia’s vast “outback” re- Through Priday Pair Grounds «= °° Bertha Rahe. 76, al 6031 E: St. Joe. penu- couldn't survive long without arti-! gent, Judit per, “ " ———— & Rausch, Barbara (ff 8lons that “Flynn of the Inland” ysgp1AGE LICENSES : Maile "Beil Praokin, 87, at 21 Cor-ificial heat. Schnyder, usan 4 - Aa I N te ol | yeeney, Joyce Todd, 8 Is dead. John 8. Reid. 27. 1032 N. Beville Ave: ‘hous Mimms, 51. at’ General, cerebral phe snake ‘disappeared Satur-! Annette Voss, Gayle Aborigines, cattle ranchers, parle K Blats, 24, 201 Royal Road, George Radford. 57. at General, hyper- d ight f t I cBtech Grave tensive cardiovascular . ay nig rom a traveling carnihomesteaders and city dwellers Florence A. Fields, = 8 x Siealing: Pelix oa. oF at 1336 N. Delaware, ‘val. . ridan cerebrovascular Hi h are all paying tribute to the Rev. paul Kieper. 15, 8120 N. Pennsyivanta:| TTrchtla Quaid, 88. at 344s FeRmOoL | «Pm fairly certain the snak . u ren i : Dr. Johg Flynn, one of Australia’s cou n Haskell, 17, 4357 Carroliton, Edward C. Sexson, 73, at 602 S. Meridian, » o's M8 most éfstinguished pioneers. juries, McClellind, 2, a MN Ll ey rina STR 1, dead,” Mt! Ydtes said. “A Mexi- An X b dy dinar : i § 29, + | Bmma 7) » ” rsena 5 : : ty Cassell. Dorothy - The Presbyterian minister wie Soe: ne gh vp indiana Ave: slomerulanephritis . n Xray picture of your body in an or y 2 i Kramer, ony Mad m died in Sydney the other day at Victor Ludi; 3 ks Muskegon. Michigan; Baral ae Surtam, %. 9 18 W. Mu. ; “a : bt ‘easy chair” would look like this 4 Vv ris, aries e r y % Yonge: vor ] 71, was doctor, dentist, friend, ad- Arthur ge, Brooks 1083 Roache: Manie. io TRL iis LIBERAL TRADE-IN the spinal column curv head and neck unsupaes ST viser and leader among the peo- Witham’ Rd ls; J John WY Amump, 8, Long. pneomons, f spinal col ed, the head : WRONG ». Phyllis Yc ’ - 1 . nl 34po s; Jeanne Perry Ung 80, at St. V t's, -| ! ia Harris, Sue Barts ple of the “outback” tn whom he cite, 341 Gontral'aye” | T Tnary occlusion. ER , o . ported, the chest area caved in, the feet and legs supgrisn o; 33 dedicated his life's worx. delia Burnett; 18, or. 5 : ing body’ as Georse J dan: 4 By pack horse, camel train, car, Os ike, pte at Ba Ave Noms CLUB MEFIINGS pore much of the ys Weight. re LLL Kelley,” Nula Purichia, } . * 2 ayett : . fartha Rife, Mildred horse, plane and boat. he minis- Ln, Sullivan. 39, Greenwood; Florence Luncheon Card Party. St. Patrick Altar - ams ’ < » ! hi . Society M d, . lliams. Jack Edwards, tered to the spiritual and prac- Shirley, 46, Greenwood. Scie) Th m Wurodr™ Pros Bus in a Contour Chasr- Towne, yowr X-ray james, an Cs 7 tical needs of both settlers and DIVORCE SUITS Rallfani Club, T;00'p, me Sundsy, North: would look like this § d, John Clark, Mariann i aborigines. 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