Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1951 — Page 24

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LE y Fear of Child Falling From Rey. Frank Bland Builders to Hear Nine Hoosiers

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- ‘oben. She tumbled #roih the mov: Builders will hear all about the { CUTICURA helps clear - The Richard Langs had heen ing car, in 1600 block English] CHOICE OF -RED,

: ieity's sewer expansion program ‘1 ; . : : ; » land the county's new “plumbing » { : The afraid something awful like this Ave. into the path of an on- ; a + RE 1 VT them up FAST might happen '8 coming truck. : code tomorrow at a dinner meet- l 0 CCI en C GREY OR GREEN REE v1 be amazed how fast black- 31 appen. BL ing at 6:30 p. m. at the Athe- v i ee Fl { dts heads and *externally caused | Whenever they took their four Iried To Stop ; 'haeum oe ce Bo . pimples Yield to Cuticura children riding, they cautioned; The truck driver, Welby C.| The Rev. Frank L. Bland, 70.0 "act speaker will be Harold At least nine Indiana residents, ay. gn a A te Barbara and Ronnie, both 9, to Long. 30, of 430 8. Pine St, la minister in Indianapolis andy. erey. vice president of the lured’ to the highways hy fair

; ake sur le Cd 3 were Jé ed on his brakes. Martinsville for 10 years, died| ar: he 5 Cuticura ia 30 successful, make sure the car doors were Jammec ; . Martinsville r years, 3 : . i; {sai weather, football games ahd a) it's used by many doctors. locked, Police said he couldn't have phere yesterday at his home, 1018| Marion County Plan Commission, brilliant display of autumn color,”

{who will explain the new. code {affecting septic tanks. Builder Fred Palmer will disjcuss the multi-million dollar sewer expansion program. | A social hour will precede the {meeting. |

Buy today at your druggist. avoided hitting the child. {Oliver Ave. . Lois died two hours later in| In Martinsville General Hospital. Her skull had he had served {been fractured. two terms as | The 36-year-old father doesn’t|jistice of the {know whether the older children peace, | Services will ‘be held at 12:30 |p. m. tomorrow ¥ “lin the Beanblos'som Funeral (Home. Burial

met death over the week-end. But such has been the slaugh-| ter on the state's roads that the| two-day toll “was described of-| ficially as “moderate.” { Latest victims:

Last night, the parents’ fears were tragically realized. Lois, 4, ‘somehow got one of the rear doors

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. overturned. Classes Open Tonight Ralph Lee Hallam, 16, Brook-

Special craft classes for par- ston, whose car hit a post on a|

INDIANAPOLIS + TRAFFIC CHART (287 Days) 1950 1951 Accidents .. .. 7010 6578

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i j 264! 28! " , : : N | Jujured taeneee 531 Bi (will be in Sym- {ents and children will be started country road near Monticello. wp i ® I | fat arenas: |aria. Rev. Bland at 7 p. m. tonight in Shortridge) Fred Russell, 71, Shelburn, killed Mail and Phone : ; he, had failed to check ibe door orl. The Rev, Mr. Me wi |High School. by a car on U. 8S. 41 in Shelburn.| : Orders Filled : ” whether Lois managed to un-| Bland is’ survived by his wife, Gordon O. Johnson, a Short-| Rufus Doyle, 56, Martinsville, Hurry for this tremendous : , lock it. [Mary “ tabi of Wi instructor, will direct the fatally injured by a truck driven value. A plastic sofa bed X 5 . | All'he knows is that his child’ ¢ was the falher of eight courses in leather work, pottery, by William Arbuckle, 1304 S.!| i 3.3 3 aly et Sng fam 5 is dead. children, five of whom survive: free-hand drawing, plastic crafts Moreland Ave., Indianapolis. The vith chrome ams, Yes, itis i Tub warming, comforting Vicks VapoRub actually It had started out to be a happy Mrs, Lucille Ha Flgrayes, Bloom-|and other subjects. accident occurred on Ind. 67, four exactly as pictured. You VapoRub on his throat, chest STIMULATES the | evening. ington; Mrs, Ruth Bailey, Indian-| Registrations will he at the miles northeast of Martinsville, | would expect to pay much and back. VapoRub brings chest and back Had Attended Party {apolis; Robert D. New Orleans; schoool today and classes will be, Miss Eulish Maxey, 28, Chicago, | more than this price. such soothing relief because it surfaces like a iy at y Silas, Corydon; Mrs. Edith Wik held each Monday from 7 p. m. who died in a Lafayette hospital

starts right to work instantly warming, com-

- The Langs, 3432 8. Parker Ave., loughby, Speedway City. The until 10 p. m. Expense of the of injuries suffered when a car! es. 2 Waysatonce... forting poultice. i

had gone to a double birthday rey Mr, Bland leaves 15 grand- course will be limited to cost of containing five persons over-|

: party. Barbara had just turned 9. children, “12 great-grandchildren: materials. There is no tuition turned o J 2 J Sn i 1 12 f : 8. $ . n U 8. 2 V ! 7 7 With its spe- For hours — even while your [It also was the birthday of Mr. eal and Tit a es i Wolcott;

cial medicinal child sleeps—VapoRub keeps |Lang’s uncle, Louis Lang. The

? y : : The four other fatalities were z vapors it PENE- ‘up this wonderful relief-bring= [party was at his home, 1544 S: ’ y TRATES to i ing action. Often De Hoae a {Concord St.. . : i : reported earlier by The Times. = SEE ae I Me OTS Beg POR Eg TH Rnd rer RO ee RA a a A A vy i SE wo OH STN (A = : Re a eas 3 Bone: we = ET ein coutdn't at. JOHN EDWARD SIMMONS, Funeral Home. Burial, East Union Heads Lutheran Group

tend. So, when the party broke 966 Budsal Pkwy., ant employee of Cemetery, Hamilton County. up. he and his family brought Hoosier Cadillac Co. Services at her a piece of the chicken the 11a. m. tomorrow at the Patton others had had for dinner. Then Funeral Home. Burial, Crown they started home. Hill Cemetery. | Parents in Front ® = = : 3 , | In the front seat were the par-| MRS. JAMES W. (GER. Home. Burial Crown Hill

i - or y i -8 FJ = % | J MAN, . 034 | $< | ents and their youngest child, TRUDE) WISEHAY 46, of 1034] Np MARTHA B. LaMAR. 74. ALEXANDER S ¢ {Mary Kay, 16 months. In the; W. Roache Sf. Services at 1 p. m. y ; jof 3335 N. Meridian St., member SELF-SERVE CE eae oe rear were Barbara, Ronnie and{tomorrow in the Emmanuel Bap-| a pi Ft. Wav : - (7@VI/@Y IN IT8 I T@\ I T@\ i /@Y YOON ONT | 101s. tist Church. Burial, Floral Park. pioneer . ayne family.

Te : Then Lois opened the door. » 2 a Services at 2:30 p. W. tomorrow 5¢ to $1 STORE * * . Every Laundry Service . .. Every Dry Cleaning Service She will be buried in Washing-| MRS. JANE HUDSON, 84, of 8t 710 E. Lewis St, Ft. Wayne. § 414 Main aun

ton Park Cemetery Wednesday; 1165 N. Pershing Ave. Services at Burial, there. Speedway

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MISS EMMA WENZLER, 72, —Dr. Oscar A. Benson, 60, preof .4922 W. 10th St: Services 2 Sided today as head of the 460,000 p. m. Wednesday in the Conkle members of the Augustana EvanWest Sixteenth Street Funeral] 8elical Lutheran church,

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get deep-action re- ing water as directed f in seconds with in the package. Every VapoRubin steam/— single breath relieves 2 spoonfuls of Vicks miserable coughing VapoRub in vapor- spasms and upper iZer or bowl of boil- bronchial tongestion!

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following services at 3 p. m. inl p. m. tomorrow in Jacob’s| ’ Tr OTT

| ; : . the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the|Brothers Westside Chapel. Burial, Adv . ) . | For Convenience and the J. Brothers W. Two More Streets | vertisement ; E Bot} Mark Gray. Toker ‘axion (rmaxces B One-W | 7 > | MRS. E. TAYLOR (FRANCES Decome ne-vywa ; conomy— oth—Tr ‘Mark Gray Takes ININ 2418, y WANTED 3 | . [Prosp MONNINGER of 2418] . wo more streets—Iilinois St. . ! Election Board Post le OSpect en To yices al Flanner ang Capitol Ave.—became one- 50 Hard of Hearing Women i Mark W. Gr Indianapolis - way throughfares today. : ; TIFFANY ay, ap 2-8 = Who would like a Free Tryomt « : 3 lawyer, was sworn in today as| MRS. DAVID (SADIE) GRIF-| The one-way plan was to begin jn their home or our office. of | 2 . : "on Democratic member of the Mar- FIN, 62, of 1651 Carrollton Ave, at 11 a. m, Illinois St. will carry , ; y g : : § Three-Quarter Finished ion County Election Board. Services at 1 p. m. tomorrow in Only northbound traffic; Capitol a olutionaty Hearing ala, 1f your head aches: if you're feverish from ai : Worst i Mg Ba Rnd peopies Funeral Home. Sena], iW iy between South dangling from the ear and the| €Old or suffering from aching muscles — get i Our Most Popular |apolis mayor who died Oct. 5. He Ne wn 7 2 Police, Marines and soldiers oo on your clothing. | STANBACK. Tablets or Powders—both equally : Laundry Service [had served as Mr. Boetcher's as-| MRS. THEODORE (RUBY ) were stationed at ahout 80 cor- On wiodh women, Rt ea nhot bel effective ... both in 10c and 25¢ : [sistant on the board. 1 N, 63, 0 } N. Liv- ners {vers. 5 Seen, e wearer is free bot : : Everything Washed—Really CLEAN. "ir Gray named Dewey Meyers ingston Ave. Services at 1:30 D. m. driven by members of the badians from cord and clothing noise. sizes, $7hen Temember, With Bed, Bath and Table Linens IRONED. {as his assistant. Other members Wednesday in the Stevens Chapel'apolis Junior Chamber of Com- USINE the telephone is a natural next these pains strike—SNAP (fancy pieces finished BY HAND) of the board are Republicans H./of the Flowers. ‘Burial, Floral merce cruised the two streets with function. BACK with STANBACK. 1 Wearing Apparel FLUFF DRIED. [Dale Bho county clerk, and Park. ys 2 | big reminder signs. A woman can wear even a strap-| : ii. EUGENE GOLAY, 78. of 1510 Indianapolis Railways began less gown or swim suit without i ; ol . : Prospect St., retired barber, Serv- tS one-way operation yeesterday. revealing the fact that she is hard, ; \[Escape Serious Injury fices at 130 p. m.: Wednesday inTracilese trolleys on Capitol Ave. Se heating. Because of the way, | | ! ; : . m. in and Illinbis St. replaced street-it is worn, it assures clear, effort- : Telephone LI 1827 When Train. Hits Car je home Sager mg ei on the Illinois St. line. For less hearing. i i Routeman Will Call { Two Indianapolis men escaped gyria] Crown Hill. {the time being, they run only to This amazing new development ! serious injury when a New York, T 7 » j34th St. ; may be seen and tried without! 3 {Central train hit their car at] MRS.JENNIE WOLF ATLASS, Feeder buses, with free trans- cost or’ obligation at Acousticon,

Bates and Leota Sts. yesterday|75, of the Marott Hotel. Services|fers to and from the Illinois-Capi- 16 N. Delawa but both were arrested. lat 1:45 p. m. today in Flanner & tol trackless trolleys, shuttle to prgER Pre Ss Toons. 2 3

° | Roy Lee Slicer, 28, of 820 Har- Buchanan Mortuary. Burial, Indi- |the Fair Grounds and Butler Uni- sent hy writing to 1 an aun 1 rison St. was charged with drunk |anapolis Hebrew Congregation, |Versity until double wires for N Delaware st. AtSustien 3s A |driving. Joe Wright, 51, same zs = = {trackless trolleys are installed. | 235: North Senate jaddress, who refused treatment| MRS. MARTHA SCHAUER, 83, . EE ————————— —— ——————— EE ——————

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