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. @ : i : ; TAT r r > T f ! PAGE 58 — THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES wi > . SUNDAY, OCT: 17, 1951 “W.K Kello Dies; in Indianapolis—Vital Statistics (tt —— pr At og 1 Wa Pay The Most For : yl JARRIAGE LICENSES if hodotia N. Calitornia, “sary Hotel.3 His'subject is, “The Cur- The Best In Clean Cars Carl'W. Henn Jr, 30. 3551 N. Capitol Ave: Clai i . : siness " Polly Sharp, 25, 1733 N, Meridian Pa B Notma rer! Busine: Outlook Columbia Motors, Ine. Edwar d Doher i 25 5305 Sunset” Kathleen T Members and friends of the 1501 E Wash ™- “40 J ; £ Cah Tidwe 18, RoE i ae ‘Illuminating Engineering Society HIGH "CAST PRICES Standard, Overdrive, | . H n, 20, 1100 N. De AWATE HR Relma will have an opportunity to Hear . FoR AL BRED SR TaRFCKED Hydramatic, Dynaflow | Was 91 Yours + Snide 20 Wo Warhfikion, © , ave; Prof. Warren W. Menke, of Per-| PAR Cond mits Wo Touces For all cars from = Ha Haves, el U 8. Armye Hazel Jf shirley Aue University, diséuss "Lighting 608-10 N © PTC fe 70 Oy 5337 1934.1951 opiamition. 18-RR. I oh wa rs Medsurement Monday at the > By United Press i Wy “ARE 4 140 Ge cand: D Ha Cretmer, 1 122 Villa An Norma Warren Hotel 92 Tires, Accessories =] << BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Oct. A Olas RAE tray 22. B45 o Senater LANL. cumberland Order of Eastern Star 51 6060 USED TIRES Guaranteed =~ - 8-W. K. Kellogg, the corn en E ivard Padget 2h U, & (Army. Barbara Friends eu 8 pn. m.. Wednesday, Cum- : 30 Days b- De ’ 4 ( n Det » at TY y ‘ ‘ herland asonic Ha — 1 kin died today of a Ri Peler CeLON LU. 8S. Army Peggy Arm . A a wa Tom’ ROGERS . . po pee — flakes £ diec A : ng Ed iE 1 ( ANdianapolis— Wednesday 3117 Ww. Was AT-2022 Against Noise -— =z | circulatory ailment. He was 91, srbata:noan: Clasponl Hote El “OF BARGAINS : | exiniane’ said Ge bn ne: OU Sth: Ms _ Rotary Clib—Wiard Bunter, Washing FIRESTONE TIRES and BATTERIES or Jumping Gear De "<< WV» His physicians said ; i correspondent. talking on New world - BULLERDIGK RUBBER CO = 2 ce Law mesville Nell News, Tuesday noo: ‘lavpool Hotel ’ 4 tracted a fever yesterday. He od X Bytes, Neh News Yorsaay noon, Caves 401 8 ILLINOIS ST. LI-888) ° . 3 t oS = | eniered the hospital Sept. 14 for . . FON, LEH ts bo v 4 J0BIT gis ply Goodyear ui Our Gudrantee Saves You $ § x | I De 3 300 - . . F ath tires r ubes 108 “wn | minor anemia, but . v Mill Ave Phyllis -iime U itzer nner new Standard Station. Waverly, Ind treatment of a : y . se Maynard | roids) on To § k PARTS for “38 DeSoto. including good WE BUY LATE MODEL WRECKS = = = | a circulatory coll? A ! ford > . a . engine, BR-2179-815 E. 86th \ sulfens been .geriously ii ever "48 2110 N Dearborn IT Lee. DIVORCE SUITS FILED 9 pec at Wabash | : . Lacs De | since. : : David Fisher, 22. 29 Caven: Norma Sauer. vs Jacauline Gerlach. Ales ve Armor Times State Service 89 Aurplanes, Equipment - SS WK AE LT Soon ot (Rreck: Martha Robert Neiman: Sianes CRAWFORDSVILLE. Oct. 6-—| zfn . : a wh “ve | Mr. Kellogg founded the A. |e Eu napolis; CAth- vs: Matty Gynni Max ve, Alice Samuels : » AFRONICA CHIEF: 65 hp: low Kellogg ‘Co. in 1906 when the 1 at . Ali mu Robert Frost, Pulitzer prize- hours: A-1 factory majored engine. 10th a v +4 ne a le } 510 country suddenly became wheat a nerson. CLUB MEETING ning poet, will speak at the 31-0811 flake conscious. Men in the cereal ary oi : Dr. M. O. Ross, president of vous Corse Eliape) Serves Al : l him And his 3nd, Bech Gloves CPI GTR ad ' sday. Ww industry ridiculed ( id. Beech Grove Butler University will address Four-time winner of the Pulitzer ays Read f ular En 1 weitere competition with the por omar, Solin Jas Eh, Ave Life 1 nderwriters at a luncheon pbetry at various universities. Ww 4 hy flakes, (ices caught on and on sper or As W. 30th. Mildred meeting Tuesday in the Warren He will speak at 9:30 a. m, an Ads § imo an sso 22 House Trailers 95 House Trailers 95 House Trailers 95 House Trailers - 95 House Traile 9 H rT House Trailer: : ba e ilers i 5 ouse Trailers 95 House Trailers

the~ company grew — iain ssteuman . million industry. . The Battle Se BE mn ; — ER Creek plant began with 25 employees and now has more than § 2000. Kellogg plants are located '§ throughout the United States, €anada, Australia and South Africa. Mr. Kellogg was married twice. His first ‘wife and mother of his § five children, Ella Osburn Davis, died in 1912. Dr. Carrie Staines was a member of the medical § staff of the Battle Creek Sani- § tarium when he met and married her in 1918. She died in 1948. He was a well-known philanthropist, giving his home town of Battle Creek a municipal auditorium seating 2500 persons, f two schools, & youth eenier; equipped with’ a swimming pool and gymnasium, and Battle Creek's first airport. A bird sanctuary and forest §§ preserve at Wintergreen Lake in § Sotithwestern Michigan was given by him to the public. In 1980, he founded the Kellogg Faqundation which makes grants! of money to universities and hospifals for child welfare projects and research in public health, § medicine, dentistry, nursing and §

education. L — | ( ’ IVE to celebrate the 12th . | 5 Local Deaths anniversary and opening of DAVID MALONE, 71, of 518 N. | Blackford 8t., a laborer for the | city Park Board 18 years. Services 1 p.m. tomorrow, Jacobs

Bros. West Side Chapel. Burial Crown Hill.

. rr » » MRS. MONIE E. GREGORY, 38, of 544 Arbor Ave. Services 1| p.m. today, Conkle W. Michigan |g 8t. Funeral Home. Burial tomor-| row afternoon, Lafayette, Tenn. ¥ » o | ? MRS. BETTY LEDSINGER, & 82, of 914 N. California St. Serv- § ices and burial Tuesday, Metrop- | olis, Ill. Friends may call at Peoples Funeral Home this afterndon.

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WILLIAM SMA port, president of of Cincinnati YM named regional cc “Y"” interpretatio committee, He'll lege students and midwestern states Mr. Smart also nance chairman sity's leadership c¢ and tomorrow at Ind. - ~ DR. MAYNARI dianapolis, will be dental delegates to the 924 annual meeting of the American Dental Association Oct. 15-18 at Washington, D. C. Other Hoosier delegates are: Drs. Wilbur P. MeNulty and Hugh T. Berkey, Ft. Wayne; Frederick C. Baker, Hammond; E. E. Ewbank, Kingman Gary; Earl A. V Evansville, and J wold of Richmon« Hall, Indianapoli nate, = = IF THE TOOL ¢ learn about dr chisels at public Hoosier Home Wednesday. The the second Weds month in the clu and LaSalle Sts. This week's pr clude demonstrati: attachments, chis M. Dean is plogr = ” SHINY automo next Sunday o covered by horse the Earl Duncan of Mooresville. F p. m,, the Duncar their 50th wedd! and their grandso can of 1530 N. celebrate his 22d Earl Duncan, f( missioner in Hel married Ada Re 1901, near Hall, in Hazelwood ur moved to Mooresv are active in the C The celebrants dren, four grandc great-grandchild. » -

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