Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1951 — Page 23

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FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1951

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Dies at Work of Heart Attack

Rolland ‘EE Skomp, father of five children, died ‘of a ‘heart attack today, soon after

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a more op- for work at the Indianapolis » speculation Power & Light Co. might be at He was chief clerk in the meter ; fF

reading division, and last month celebrated his 25th year with the company. ’ Mr. Skomp lived on RR 7, near West Newton, Ind. He was 44 and was born in Lyons, Ind. son. of John F. and Minnette Skomp. He - graduated from high school there

accuse the ssein Makki, dritish never « [ran, but rehere as em- | Co,

nian officials in 1924. Lo ¥ \ . the refinery Mr, Skomp, an accomplished 3 ¥ 3 tk would be violinist, studied at the MetropoliLy (less than .. tan School of Music. He also

14 and three studied accounting at the Indiana \ University Extension Division, Survivors are his wife, Emma Landes Skomp: the mother. Mrs Minnette

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Skomp Lyons: five ry he mal staff of children; one broth er: Rov V alu - nd 500° in the Kokomo, and two sisters re 30. :

Services are being arranged at Horton Funeral West

Newton. Don’t Miss Them!

4 A Schofield Several styles Ifes iomorrow : ~ Cotton Blouses

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Services for Josep / chi , Schricker is field, trustee of i Te po. the Jenner Workers’ Union, will be at ) : he favorable P. m. tomorrow in Flanner & C Reve: Maine Buchanan Mortuary with burial Firs nr ’ , in Crown Hill > y i ! i Cc St ania, Puerto Mr. Schofield, who was 73 died Speeiall Quality ’ asuq y 2 ah, Virginia, Wadnesday in his home, 3630 N.

f California, ee Yours rear e Yes, our big clearance of better Come a running for these sheer, flaw- :, Minnesota, metal worker, the last 97 ee blouses—cotton broadcloths, rool ba- less first quality nylons! Two lovely . Sunbacks by, tinner for the General Asbestos tistes! Several colors, manv stvies— shades—Gleam and Joy! They're approval nor Co even some dainty peasant Blouses! long wearing 100, will last and last! iin Wo hie rn] Tes iatos Ror intomenmer | Suse 8% 1a 11 ~ * Dressy Types hasis on the been a trustee 28 years. He also Downstairs Store Street Floor

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was a 50-year member of the Odd i Jen. Emmett : Fellows Lodge, Washington, Ind., s not violate ! his birthplace, and was a memsafeguards. ber and elder emeritus of’ Me-

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morial Presbyterian Church here, Surviving are his wife, Orilla P.; two daughters, Pauline A. and Mrs. Edward I. Emery; a son, Ralph A. all of Indianapolis: a

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red brother, Samuel, Washington, : secrecy from i Toh Sisters, Mrs. W.,J e ® i stance. The Se 2 Cincinnati, and Mrs. ls i ~y ( it - iF i wwii, | QullClS Cotton g ~ Practically : grandchildren, Ay : : that design- ) Ne = : i Local Deaths | UNIDRESSES | ¥

Mrs. Mary Pauline “Thompson, it should ate 73, of 36 8, Denny St, Services be on these 10 =. m, tomorrow, Dorsey Fu-

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ud has been neral -Home, Burial Memorial rt ome eat aT ges : s many unde: Park. Friends may call after A late summer purchase makes a4 get on these : Boon today, this low- price possible on dresses tion. ] »_ 8a : 2 pered in the : Ernest Woodson, 46, of 1315 that would normally sell for much, Yandes St. : ue RELL, f these legal s St, operator of 19th St. - mich more! You'll find all types,

t the movellow quickly. worthy peo1st dishonest

Billiard Parlor, Services 2 Pp: m. Monday, Reeds Church, Horse Cave, Ky. Burial possibly there. Friends may call at King & King

dresses you can wear ‘round the

clock, always well-dressed, always

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: Funeral Home after § p. m. Sun- right in fashion! You'll want sev1 wired that day. : ince. of con- i £ un. #8 eral when you see their smart c assistance : Mrs. Rosa Grossman, 78,- of Z Le : : and purpose . 5 2609 N. Delaware St. Services _ Styles, their. gay colors, their fine ; - ? 1:30 p. m. Monday, Flanner & ei i «r workmanship! * Don’t . miss this > " y ? - ¥ ah Buchanan Mortuary. 7 Don’t miss them! Toddlers’ cotton per- « h f ] : i 7 \ t : : . : chance . for sensational savings! er! on > * ETNIRNATRINRNNITS s od 4 ii cale sun dresses in a.wide assortment ( 1sation saving ; - 8 Mrs. Mary Self, 70, of 17 EK. Sizes 9 15 12 20 16! 241 2. : § 24th St. Services 3 p. m. tomor-! of colors and patterns! Assorted styles OES d-1v, l&-4U, 2-&% a. \ ! i Tow, Flanner & Buchanan Mor- similar to illustration. At thi low price, : i { tuary. Burial, Crown Hill. vou'll want several, so be here early for Downstairs Store : ; 1 ion! 7.1, to say it." 3 \ Ellis Holmes, 61, of 501 N, West best selection! Sizes 3-6x, 7-14. : St. employee of Sam Rose WholeLLL LLL { sale Market 30 years. Services Second Floor a : ~~ ae . » way to rid { 2:30 p. m. tomorrow, Peoples Fu- : ) re $6 million neral Home Chapel, Burial Floral . jd y? --§. ,. Park, 2

3 of our own » most blame. | we are apt

un un un Minor Johnson, of 1215 Bundy Pl. Services at 10 a. m. tomor-

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W. Arizona St. suffered a broken hip when struck by a backing car as she started to cross Meridian St. at Arizona St. Driver of the car was Morris Stein, 54, of 1342 8. Meridian St.

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