Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 August 1951 — Page 8

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| 3 ¥ ¥ v B R od A) h | 4 X94 A DOWNSTAIRS at WASSONS au § e ¥. , v V 1 YA } Eom Y re | { { A b i A NEW ° arinne Uaummed | gers who , nL. i" : : be divided : : Le H Lp 4 . : 4 the stories ur - ” iy : tell him s Executive, Dies res ci tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan : “It is a I Beat : Mortuary. Burial will be in ugsus ea Uu eS > that 1 am |. By Sertpps-Heward Newspapers Crown i and cheer ; i 2 past the f« LA JOLLA, Cal, Aug. 6—Harry| Mr. Stith Sled Satwvay ba - \ ’ A’ ride ' |L. Smithton, a veteran executive home, 8150 N. Michigan Rd. He &H I ; f : Y H Scripps-Howard Newspapers, was 34 ibe. will be’ 13 n tems or our ome. Ting, Stem [dled of a heart attack yesterday|, ‘k Ellison. South Bend: Josept | i Hecht 1s 1 Ne , ; Josep ' Fs him the 1 |!" jis home here. He was 67. |B. Pamer, Dr. Donald Wood, Dr-|| phone (AT-8311) and Mail Orders—0pen 9:30 to 6:00 Daily, Sat. 'til | P. M. § nim me paper business May 1907 and Wray E. Fleming, all of In- : ; 4 “I spot secretary to the o EW a3 dianapolis; James A. Biddles, . nose right : ate E. W. Scripps, Greencastle, and Dr. Walter L. denying he

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. * * At the time of his death, Mr. ud Limited Quantity! ~ {Smithton was West Coast repre- ’ THEN | : sentative of She Serippe-Howara Delbert Graves . Heeht exp ' (Newspapers Edward W. Boi SRA RU 3 use Scripps Trust, agent for the Ellen Rif@S Tomorrow 0)” d 21” Len hs 3 I'd met in Browing Scripps Foundation and tor Delbert 6 an : sort. of en: president of the Scripps Metabolic| Services for be pi E story and Ba Vo Ar pnd |e 4 La Jol yr Seat rs | hei mn rs. Agnes 1 te 4 Two an Born in Milroy, Mrs. Ford at- 9 had handled th an 1944: he U. 8. 31, north of Greenwood, will Washable Ravon Marquisette j story of d tended grade school and highjofficial of the Indianapolis Motor|,e the jate E. W. and Robert be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the y ; magazine,

Brothers| hool there. She was a mem- Speedway since 1919; two aunts, Scripps in Cincinnati. He had|home Of ‘an aunt, Mrs. Bertha

| stories hav ber of University Park Chris- Mrs. Lena Caplinger Kingman |gerved as both secretary and vice Dixon, 313 8. Cincinnati St. Burial,

a tian Church. and Mrs. William P. Habig, In-|president of the E. W. Scripps Co.|" nore, 0 Greenwood Cemetery, | § : : . Surviving are her husband, dianapolis and an uncle, Bert Pres as chief statisticia Pps Born in Portland, Tenn, 19 E A Gaylord H, (Snappy) Ford, an|Ritchey, Milroy. e a the years ago, Mr. Graves came to It M 4 ; . fase : : : newspapers, Indianapolis in 1941 and attended : : He is survived by his wife {schools here. He was a former = Bu Ea uy .s Rit T . Edna, and two daughters, Mrs. employee of the McPherson Coal| fo Take es iomorrow [S. ite f Ernst Johnson, Lexington, Ky.,|Co. p 00 NEW 3 : . . ia y an rs. Fred Ford, Lakeside, Surviving are his mother, Mrs. suite at t : Fr id» For Fire Victim . , [Cal Polly Graves, Indianapolis; his] each much nois v Ww : Resident Here The family has requested that|father, Hubert, Nashville, Tenn.; i convention in lieu of flowers, gifts be sent to|a brother, James L. and a sister, Three o 1 the Scripps Metabolic = Clinic|Miss Virginia Graves, both of In a Jackies wide: rsgshel shade. Hemmed and headed, ready to hang. Double stitched : friends we T © |where a memorial will be estab-|dianapolis. {§ Sides ior dura . 2 of five bel Services will be at 1:30 p. m. 4] Years Dead lished. Services are being arranged by |] mms ge TR RITAIS “Well, 1 Wednesday in Harry W. Moore y Funeral arrangements have not|Burkhart Funeral Home, Green-|f 9” “ . l hed opening do Chapel for Mrs. Mabel M. Services will be at 10 a. m,|Deen completed. wood. Chatham” Pastel Pacific Bleache nice and © Miller, Ew epwoIman oF Ue tomorrow in Jacobs Bros. West . land.” fal will be in Crown Hill. a wy | Southwind CONTOUR an ANNA Mrs. Miller dled yesterday in St. mn ural wh AVN a I'ASSON’S in i. Yincent’s Hospital, She was 50. in Crown Hill, DO WN N I'AIRS ALOR, AS SO N N BLANKETS 2 , SHEETS Sa ne “Born in Brazil, Ind. she came Mrs. Mitchell died yesterday in oN IA or gi to Indianapolis 30 Years — her home, 1165 N. Pershing Ave. Fw "of Danny was ’ She was born in Hubble, Ky., 71 ! i A f t How is Prior to accepting employment Doubl rific hit in with the Singer Co. three years Jears ago. | Jeble ; Svivi , she had been employed at Mrs. Mitchell, who came here 95 Beis J AL Re ya , 8. Ayres & Co. and by the 47 years ago, was a member of : . \ 6 . rt th Se d Ch | 3 A hi” 4 an aia\y SHE W Made Pie Co. ny a on urch of Christ ea. 29 ‘ i feeling her os entis | ® R i i bess. . wi . : List of Survivors J Surviving are her husband, ea. { 2 i come puffe Bhe lived at 2136 DeQuincy St., Elzie; a daught AY, her to thir and = be: f the ’ aug! er, Mrs, Olivia Ww b S$ and runk : was a member o Cente~| Anderson; a brother, Roscoe Hud- N arm . . but Twin 98 = - A ¢ ary Christian Church, son, ‘her mother, Mrs. Jane Hud- ight Weight. o Bed Size BA eTEY Surviving are her husband, ra son, all of Indianapolis; a son 3 871401, —s . ann, , Ralph J.; a daughter, Miss Anna 2 _ |Dr.” Darnell Mitchell i Rayon satin acti Fo wm Sanforized for permanent fit. Contour cut for Somebody - “Jean ev: Aon, James Nosh alti. 2 Ms, H SATOAD Sty, two grigddaugbiers D fro. 3 13 ending dh Sari ori anyon snd 3% eoiton. J extra time saving. Easy fo put on... the ; sitet} TOR of nay Ie Sitters et Mrs. Betty Jead St ian a uiers and “doe Big double-teq ‘site-.N . Wk84 “Green, vost; Ditto whoo aheops slays Smooth; Fapions § Ren "Rrobabil ; Florence Hibbs, Monticello, and yéar-ol d victim of cleaning ful a i blue, hunter’s green, white, or maize. “Pacific” quality. z “The 3 os Mrs. Jessie Eads, Indianapolis; - ave to two brothers, Harry, of Brazil explosion, will be buried in Glen Mrs. Lena ‘Burch “p * fi RL) P B - ; he goes o nd John Bledson, of Jadianapolls Haven Cemetery after services at Rites Tomorrow acc ure leached Famous “WHEN and one granddaughter. 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Jordan| Services will be at 3 ” . m. p. m. to- oe *» . ; Funeral Home. morrow in Shirley Brotpers Irv- Truth” Sheets and Pillowcases bat « ing Hill Chapel for Mrs. Lena : . ’ ” ow Fire officials believe the ex- wood.” rep Local Deaths Plosion was touched off by. a|EUrch. Burial will be in Crown | TIAN alta og, 259 call, May spark generated by friction as . ’ Sn ay : "Mr. Ka . gla St, member she was wrabpsd in er home, N. Bradley St. She | SIT) ieceeies... tevessene ea, “T'll tak of Moose Auxiliary. Services 1:30 gi vr Hl pped od 3 was 75. | : the bedroo: Bevin OY jiney Brothers instantly. It Wl BA A mative of GErtHany. she came | Sli Lyra ng 279 ng Hill Chapel. Burial in night at 2022 N. N 3 St to Indianapolis from Linton, Ind, double-bed size) .....00000. ea. SYLVIA Washington Park. ght a - New Jersey SL.,|s7 vears ago. She was a member 42x36 lar-si Soy H where she had lived less than 2338 (regular-size © Soy Hurok, « = =» ons Week of the Reorganized Church of pillowcases) .......c000..@ ea. MRS. LENA BURCH, : Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, I N. Bradley Ave. Rn» ru Visiting Mother and of Rebekah and Pocahontas A A ric tomorrow Shirley Brothers’ Irv-| At the time of the accident, her|0d8es. Woven Loop Famous By Ro

ington Chapel, Burial in Crowh husband, Armond, was visiting his| Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Hill mother. The Hockmans had been|Fichard Swift; a son, Ernest, and 8 = = separated six months, and their|three grandchildren.

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of 3006 N. Shadeland Ave. mem- been boarded in a psivate home.| So to me and ber of Fourth Church of Christ] Mrs. Hockman, a life resident| RUGS Kitchen -- is ‘pretty 1 Scientist. Services 10 a. m. to- ot Jadians pos; attended Short-§ ‘ > Which is w tomorrow Shirley Bros, Irving,ridge High School and was for-| . x 4 = world’s rec Hill Chapel. Burial in Washing- merly employed as a waitress at J 95 TOWELS 7 SET adele be ton Park, the Speedway Golf Course. 3 24x36 DE om . “3 a aR AN a ot a += Besides her husband and her Danu is

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mer accountant for Prest-O-Lite, | Belt Co. | eamp. Leo Inc, in Chicago 17 years. Serv-| Military rites will be conducted of her eof. ices 2 p. m. Wednesday Speaks by the Garfield Park Post Ameri- ma ak Jovial tag & Finn Mortuary. Burialln Crown can Legion, of which Mr, Free- f “I love r Hill, : {man, a World War I veteran, was this close? « = = . |a member. Burial will be in New '§ _MRS. AMY C. WOODRUFF, 75, Crown Cemetery. ns N West St.,' member of| Mr. Freeman died Saturday in automatic water heater that | WHAT Second Christian Church. Sery-/Cold Spring Road Veterans Ad- ’ anthills anc ices 1 p. m. Thursday in the ministration Hospital. He was 53. can't rust, yet she doesn church. Burial in Crown Hill | Native of Marion rhinos and

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