Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1951 — Page 20

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Leader, Dies at be: - Son Mortuary. Burial in Crown 1ill. : s »

Mrs. Ruth I. Bird, long active. William Langston .Trabue. 39. in : Butler * University. alumnae of 1911 8. Keystone Ave. A fore groups, died yesterday at herman at the: American Foundry. home, 2130 W. 58th St. She was Seryices ot 3 p. m. tomorrow at

60 and the wife of Ralph W. Bird. Garfield Bantist Chureh. Burial Mrs. Bird belonged to Broad- in New Crown way Methodist Church and was sr .-8 : past president of Lambda Chi’ GEORGE W. DIPPEL, St ol Alpha Fraternity and Pi Beta Phi of 3841 Park ‘Ave. Services at mother’s clubs at Buffer. Bhe was'2 p. nv. tomorrow at Meoks Mor-

former treasurer of Butler tuary in Muncie. Burial in MunWomen's Council. cle. Services will be held at 3 p. m. 7 2.3

tomorrow at Moore & Kirk Colonial Chapel with burial in” Suth- } erland Cemetery. a. Survivors with Her husband are Lourdes Catholic Church. Buria! two sons, Ralph W. Jr. of Cincin- in Alexandria, Ind. nati and Donald A. of Washing- * 'n »

Drexel Ave. Services

ton, D. C.; a daughter, Mrs. June MPS. EDWARD. H. (EDITH Skelton, Metuchen, N. J.; one p,) RORE™TS, 48, of 2430 Pasabrother, Earl McNeal, Chicago, dena St. T™ners!. af (1:30 n. mM. and five grandchildren. Fridav in Harry W. Maoare Pence

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To State Scout Post HOWARD S. DOYLE, 3. of Craig Uncapher has been ap- 2133 Massachusetts Ave. Services |pointed assistant scout executive, at 1 p. m. today in Stuart Mor[director of field service and chief tuary. Burial in Floral Park. {of staff of the Central Indiana } 2. 8 a |Council. C. FRANKLIN FLEEGER. 86. Mr. Uncapher, born in Groves- of 2535. Guilford Ave, Former em-

Burial in Boggs

town. attended Muncie High ployee of Indianapolis Railways. School, graduated from Indiana Inc. Services at 3 p. m. tomorrow Central College and in 1943 be- at Shirley Brothers Central Chapcame a professional Boy Scout el. Burial in Memorial Park worker. He has two children,

He will replace Jim Hess who gy has accepted a position as scout i

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lafter graduating from the University of Michigan. | - Services and burial will be held Friday in Detroit. Survivors are his wife, Dorothy;

of Green Lake; a brother, Paul {W. McKee. Hartford Citv; his father, Dr. Charles E. McKee, Dublin.

‘Pays for Brush With Law

STURGIS, Mich., Oct. 10 (UP) —@George Finch, 69, was fined

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Art Exhibit

nT Prizes totaling nearly were warded exhibitors

19th annual Indiana Artists Club. junior Breeding, 28, invita- Adlga Ma

Exhibition at esterday’s tional tea in L. S.. Ayres’ orium. The

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$1000 Vernon Johnson, 23, in the Lawrence Vannatta, 21, U 8

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RRIAGE LICENSE JA in Conariy, 21, ait Estep, 17. 2032 College Ave George Moore, 38, 3312-N. Illinois; aeen Parr, 26, 3310 N. IHinois. {Donald Sydensticker, 49, Mattoon, Katherine Dent, 30, 59 Minnes 943 saa, Willa Buchanan, 13, 901 Church. Air Force; 19, 379 N. Bolton

1415 Pleasant; zare, 20, 1415 Fleasant. rgvle Jackson, 24, 1713 N, Pennsylvania: Erwin Radcliffe, 24, 2111 N. Pennsyl-

{Gene Gehring, 25, 5218 E. 34th; Southwood, 3. 554 Centennial.

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xhibition, which will continue in!DIVORCE SU ITS FILED

pin anditorivm through Oct.| 20, were the T.C. Steele Memorial] Prize of $200, won_ by Roland’ D.| Osborne, Richmond, landscape, ‘Turquoise nd the Indiana University Book] Store Purchase Prize, also $200.

for an oil] Ervin Grace: Houses,’ Eden

Helen vs, Charles Gilbert: Willlam vs. {Norma Shaw: Willa vs. Herbert Davidson: {Jack vs. .Rose Magel; Bedford vs. Bessie Shomps on; Eva vs. James Hardister: orge vs y Burrill: Frances vs. Ralph vs. Helen Richards: vs. Ernest Dickson: Suzann vs. Mayer; Ruby vs. Harold Steele; Vela vs. Willia Pearcy: Juanita vs. John Jan Martha vs. James Brown: Stacy 5. Joan Peters: Evaleen vs. Herbert Boss.

awarded to Mrs. Leota W. Loopi| A

Nashville, for an oil still life, BOYS *Actaps - 1A%_ Methodist—Alber., Dorothea Storm: . Raymond, Lois Davis: Peter, Mary Anne Other prizes and winners were: Briss; Pred, Fronces Carroll; Kent, 1e Arks Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas H. Noyes At Coleman idney, Lillian Cahn; Leoni. v sel, 5 Ar ivian Hawkins Joh oroLily 0, to Law rece E. Tisse } Indi | Hole: Charles, Mary ea: Coro ‘napolis; the same donors’ $100 Donna Wrigatsm an. to Harriet H. Jeffries, Carmel:| Mposuiay anki ber poorothy Stine;

L. S. Ayres! $125 Purchase Prize, | St

to Gene Lacy; Louis Schwitzer 350 Prize, to Catherine B. Matson, Indianapolisy Indiana Art-

ists Club $50 Water Color Prize |At Coleman Claude.

to Paul A. Wehr, Indianapolis; the same donor’s $50 prize for oil, to George Jo Mess, Indianapolis, and the Hortense Rauh Burpee

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$25 Prize, to Evelvnne Mess, Indi-|

anapolis. lionorable mentions in pils vent to Palmer Z. Holmes, Terre Haute; Stella Coler, Indianapolis, ind Robert E. Weaver, Peru. Honorable mentions in water colors were awarded Richard A.! Genders, Indianapolis; Frances

Failing. Indianapolis, and Omer Seamon, Rosedale. Howdy, Chris NEW “YORK, Oct. 10 + UP)-——Christopher Columbus landed today, two days ahead of schedule. I.t. Christopher Colum-

bus. 26, a 17th generation descendant of the discoverer, arrived from Spain aboard a Trans-World Airliner for his first view of America. An officer in the Spanish

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Francis—Wilson, Pezgy Rode GIRLS St. Francis—Robert. Hosey, Exile Price: Agnes

Esther Seward, Leroy,

Dorothy Jackson: Arnold, Aleene Cobb: Eckert; Odell, Edith

Soloman Cla nian Biobe: 20 sus, arie erazht Newton arrie Todd: George, Mary “Ww /illlams At_ St. Vincent's William, Kathleen Perry: Carl, Marzaret Toffelo; John, Rebecca

Mildred Young,

Methodist—George lard, Jewell Stinson Stadler; Martin, George, Melba Jones: Robert. Ma At General—Karlis.

DEATHS John Georze Ozmeaha. mond, carcinoma William Curd. 62, st Long Hospital. ulcer Mary Alice Leonard 87. at 2313 N. New Jerse: coronary throm! D0s1s Pea Moss, 75, at Geaeral Hospital, arteriosclerotic heart William H. Bauke, 71. at Methodist Hospital, cerebral! hemorrhage

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Clara Lents: WilFred, Elizabeth Patricia Cameron; Sims: William,

ianne Baskerville, Herta Berzins,

79, at 2302 E

[Walter C. Boettcher, 69. at Methodist empyema 3 Bettie Leadsinger. 81, at 1336 Bellefontaine, coronary Llhrombosis

Frieda Moeller. 36, pital, sarcoma

at St. Vincent's Hos-

Hatze Lo Philip 7% at 028 Rucker} coronary occlusion Mary Ellen Scroggins, 1. at Riley Hospital

pneumonia Homer Bennett Ut odist. coronary occlusion Ethel Helen Walden. 84, at myocardial insufficiency 37. at Veterans’ Hos-

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terback. 71, at

pital, Eallen Liston. 94. at 111 W, coronary occlusion Sidney Hal Price, 49. at carcinoma

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Indianapolis Bar Association—6:15 p. m Tuesday, Columbia Club—'"Trial anc Sentence of Jesus.” Dr. Roy Ewing Vals, pastor of Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.

carcinoma Raymond

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Deficiency since Jan. 1 The following table shows the temperai n other cities

ton Hizh Low 67 54 63 43 86 62 #0 40 82 Ja 59 34 I x 73 42 Evansville EERE BE 7 Ft. Wayne 81 40 (Pt. Worth RNA . 85 53 {Indianapolis . “y's «63 11 Hansay City ................ "8 50 Miami — «33 10 Minneapolis-St. Pau! avers 80 45 | New Orleans evn] 53 | New York ag 49 Oklahoma city Hp . 8 50 Omaha inne wrens 45 EE RRBIMEED anessraranscinnnn 58 37 {San Antonio Vannna nessun 89 5 Faancisco . sin 67 52 Loui aia ewan 41 Washington DC . 62 43

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