Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1951 — Page 18

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fire victims, wiil be; NEW YORK, June 18-—Joseph |}. 1 ded over his: $37 weekly pay| member much else.” m. Wednesday in the Savage, 45, a grandfather, said

to death early Sun-|20 cents, the five-spot on Saturday she told|Matthew Fagan asked.

in N. State Ave. Mrs. [he said. “I'm sorry about it. I guess yourself.” Joe made a beeline for father,” Joe replied. and her daughter I was pretty mean to her.” the nearest pub. : “

room but they ex-/her “model husband” a special tinguished the blaze beford it present for Father's Day. |duct, “we had words. One thing will forgive me,” Joe said.

spread to the rest of the building.

ree peoariment oie uno GOUNCIl fo Act on Trolley Route Shifts

are checking on the possibility

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. n to have Mg Muna OWN ot ve changes, will be up for final ac-. Other proposals scheduled for

rheumatism and is believed to tion tonight before City Council. final action tonight include an have used an electric’ bed-warm- The route changes will permit |APPropr ing Appliance most of the time. bus operation on Pennsylvania “Surviving a ay are six, trolley bus use on Washington St./the parking meter fund budget,| 5 ve (business).

sons, Eugene, Robert and Farl,|,. , seq on the north-south one- approval of the lease between the all of Indianapolis; Edward L.\w.y pair with the trolley busses (city and the Public Housing Au-

second of two one-way street workers.

geles; three daughters, Mrs. Helen| ne new one-way pairs are ex- List of Areas |

ington; and a brother, Clyde C.

Mrs. Friend. {Board of Health. The transfers/near Broad Ripple, 28th to 30th St.

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fc r Her G itv Rites Tomorrow Wife Is Beaten for er enerosi Y Private services will be at 11] Mrs By United Press | For nine years he had faithfully led to another and I don't re- Pp. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Bu-

Mrs, Savage was in court too,|M. Hughes, Indianapolis businessW. Moore Peace Chapel today he was “sorry” he beat up/check to her. She in return had ,.; i, 3 savage mood, asked the man, who died Saturday in Terre be in Washington|his wife after she gave him $5(given him 20 cents a day for judge to “please keep him in jail. Haute, Cremation will follow. to celebrate Father's Day instead spending money. {I don’t want him in the house.” | ’ mother and daughter were of his usual daily allowance of| When Mrs. Savage handed Joel “Are you a father)” Magistrate tack while in Terre Haute on a

an appartment “I guess I had a few too many,” [him to have a “good time for| ‘Yes, your honor, I'm a grand- fler and Hughes, real estate brok-

“Well, I parole you because it's petroleum and was active in The trouble started when Mrs.! “When I returned home,” Joe Father's day,” Mr. Fagan said and |prospecting for oil and gas.

ved as flames were Mildred Savage decided to give told a court yesterday where hel/adjourned the case until Tuesday. His son, W. Shannon Hughes is | {was charged with disorderly con-| “I think by Tuesday the missus

that a faulty heating pad or elec-|- Major trolley route changes, will permit pay increases of $60] The four areas are; West side Coliseum Ave. blanket started the blaze. asked in preparation for the to $200 a year for Health Board of Madison Ave. south of Southern Ave. (business), E. 16th 8t./ters, Mrs. Paul Chipman, Los] near Ritter Ave. (residential); Angeles and Mrs, Richard Manley, | iation ordinance granting Frazee Home Place and Malott | Livingston, Ala., and a brother,! the Flood Control Board $249, a Park Addition (residential), and mes Niville Hughes, Minne-| {and Delaware Sts. and extended transfer of $24,000 in setting up .ompanion property to Madison |

Et ; Present proposals call for use purchase of a street flusher and = mp. section near Broad Ripple, Rites Set for Judge,

{includes nine lots on Carroliton Prosecutor of Lewis

. Ave, south of 63d St. which the] | Murray, Santa Ana, Cal; James|s.eq’ from those streets to be (thority for the city-operated TYD- owners have requested be changed | WASHINGTON, June 18 (UP)|

H. and Hubert Gerald, Los An- used on Washington St. dall Towhe housing project. from residential to business zon-| Services will be today and to-|

Page, Michigan City, and Mrs.|anout 30 days, according to mem- submitted tonight include certain) : {proposals to buy 50 pistols for the Bernice Clark of Indianapolis. A pers of the Mayor's Trafic Im-(parking restriction changes on police department hii two ordisister, Mrs. Mayme Hittle, Bloom- provement Committee. Northwestern Ave., West and New nances governing widening of Jersey Sts. and a number of zon-|gtreets prior to repaving projects. ; Spence of Oklahoma City, Okla. Other Actions Seheduled ing ordinances determining the| To be widened is He projets: sal Juage clay Guiasticroush, A daughter, Mrs. Roger Pel-| Final action 1s also scheduled/use to be permitted of four newly corner of Vermont and TINOIS|gi'i icon fatally while

ham, of Muncie, also survives on a transfer of funds in the|lannexed areas and one section|Sts. and Washington Blvd. from

ing {morrow for the judge and pros-| Snyder, Los Angeles; Mrs, Martha New ordinances expected to be! A lecutor in the John L. Lewis cases ag pecieq ho So nto oheration in 3 | Also to be submitted will bey, gieq suddenly within hours)

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MONDAY, JUNE 18. 105% | Ww. S. Hughes |

|chanan Mortuary for William: 8. TAKE THIS COUPON TO YOUR SERVEL DEALER Mr. Hughes suffered a heart at{business trip. A partner in Def-

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vice president and treasurer of the Raffensperger and Hughes] Co., Inc., an investment firm, | Born in Mt. Carmel, IIL, Mr.| {Hughes came to Indianapolis 25 | years ago. He resided at 3615

| Surviving besides the son are] (his wife, Mrs, Bessie E.; two sis-|

|apolis, Minn,

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of each other Saturday night of] heart attacks. | Rites will be tomorrow for Fed-!

stricken fatally while sitting down to dinner Saturday night. | Joseph M. Friedman, 40, Jus-|

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8t., am, jends iniy 4 p.m, esday. papers pleases eopy FRIEND—Mary E., Ave, entered it evening, age 42 yrs, Ruth Murray (dec Mrs. Betty Pelha gene, Robert, Earl, H. and Hubert Ge

and Mrs, Marth Wednesday, 1:30 W. MOORE PEAC Michigan St, Peace Chapel after Burial, Washington GREULICH, Hi y Ve. belov Pearl M. fh irginia RB, org H. Storm, eity; | Greulich, Clinton, a eheral Hospit th, age year GRINSTEINER ¥ 1601 East New Y¥ June 19th, 2 p, Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Haute and Clint copy.) GRIFFIN—Patrick 8. Senate. Belov Mrs, Jerry Griffin, Rose Marie, Jerry of Michael Griffin, Esther Haggard, home, 1140 8. 8 8. Senate, 10:45 St. John's Church, Joseph eatery, after 8: Pp. m, SERVICE.

GRUBBS—Rufus I loved husband «¢ son of anc brother of esley

. era sa. m, at the G. H NERAL HOME, | Friends invited. friends may call a ay.

oy 2, 0 Cone Edith Moore, Glad Lanan and Cecil father of August: Russell and Bugs grandchildren an dren, brother of James, Frances H Pearl and Oscar H away at the home rs. Moore, Fu 1:30 p. m., at th Creek Church, we Body may be seen FUNERAL HOME, | Monday evening, drickson home plac Noblesville on Rd Tuesday. Burial F

HOOKER—-Miss Mi Meridian, sister Bushman, Indpls,, } er, assed AWAY FLANNER & BUC ARY, Time later, F mortuary. RUBER—Lillian _M wife of Scott L. Mrs. Delores Bohai Caroline, James ar daughter of Mrs. randmother of St arie Bohannon, Warren, Rochester, neva Auerbach, Be Ethel Ellis and Ex sister of Willlam away Sunday mon 520 W. 41st St, =

10:30 a. mm. HOME, 1934 W, Mi invited. Burial Cre Friends may call al after 4 p.m. Monc

HUGHES—William seum Ave, husb: father of W. Shai dianapolis, brothe Chipman, Los An Mrs. and Doctor Epes, Alabama, ai Hughes of Minne: passed away Satur jces FLANNER & | day. 11 a. m, Fri mortuary - KUTSKY—Emmelia St, wife of Wen Norman L. Kautsk: George and Carl » ols. passed away FLANNER AND BU: ARY, Wednesday, invited. Friends m ary after 6 p. m. | LOVE--Mary B., 2 of Willlam 8. Frank and _ Josep! Josephine Paul, o this life Saturday, Tuesday, June 18t

Station St., 8:30 » De Sales Church, 8 Joseph Cemetery. Altar Society will Monday. 8 p. m. MURRAY-—Ruth, of entered into rest age 65 years. Mot F. Friend (decease Esr!. Edward L., J bert Gerald Murra) der. Mrs. Bernice Martha Page, Sis Spence, Mrs. Mayn vived by 19 grand

Micihigan St Pri Peace Chapel after Rurial Washington

RICHWINE Mrs, Donald Richwine Catherine Braun, sister of Mrs. Ray tartoville, Ill: Mi Lakewood, Colo: N Crawfordsville. Ind Peru. Ind.: Floyd 1. Braun of Richn away Monday Se RUCHANAN MORT Friends may call a

RODE—~Clara (nee Elmer Rode, mo man_Cook, Mrs. Es Mrs. Robert Alstot Walter. Albert, Pau nie Wulf, of Acto vived by ten gral away Sunday Wednesday, June St. John's Luther Points. Friends in Points. Friends 1 MEYER & ABDON any time. SMITH-John A, of Ida. father o Coulter, brother ol wood, Cal; pass am, Also survive dren and 5 gl Friends may call : NERAL_ HOME, 1 after 7 p.m, Wednesday, -2 p. m Hill

SMITH—John Fra Pleasant Run Pk Lawrence Kaelin © Miss Charlotte Sm half-brother of M and Thomas Smit LAUCK FUNERAL Meridian St, Wed: Sacred Heart Chur St. Joseph Cemele

STEINMEYER — Li loved mother of ¥Yadden, Indianapol M. White, Elwood Charles Hickman, I away at the daught Dexter Ave, Sung neral services will WALD FUNERAL 17th 8t., Wednesds 20 at 2 o'clock, In Cemetery, Frien Friends may call a after 7 o'clock Mo THORNBROUGH 90, mother of brough and Mrs, Je mother of Harry EFmms Lou and | brough, great-gran and Joseph Britan, day at Tesidence.

2:30 p. m, CONKLE 1034 W. Michigan vited. Burial Mt. Friends may call home after Tuesds WIGGINS—Ray G. N. Tacoma Ave. Doris Wiggins, fat gins, brother of Mi and Harold Wigsl children; passed Friends may call FUNERAL FUNER. Funeral Wednesda) 10th St. after Friends invited, B tery, Greenfield, 1

WILLOUGHBY—M 1725 Lambert St Courtney of Wino: teigher of New ° qughby of Calif, of Indianapolis, pt day evening. Fu m.. BEANBLOS 321 W. Ray St, Cemetery.

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