Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1951 — Page 15

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: THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Irs Mrs. Leila Shaw Mystery Light = oo RS, NETTIE MAY BUTLER, MU RDER Dies i in Home Here Falls From Sky;

10 a. m, Saturday at New Bethel! Mrs. Leila: Shaw, Republican There’ sa Reason

Baptist Church. Burial in Floral! party worker, died yesterday at Park. On the Highways, her home at 502 E. 38th St. She. A MYSTERIOUS white light » ~ -

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| Officers found a flashlight-sized | SLL p. m. Friday in the G. H. Herr- were in Mercy Hospital here. [hich She Cel {bulb lit by a flat battery, which Hana Hie Home. Burial, | 'She was the first had drifted out of the darkness rown @ {

vice ward chafr- under a paper parachute, The whole was attached to a rubber HENRY D. POLLARD, 98, of was killed yesterday when his car (ran of Washing {balloon, which. had burst. 5023 Reeder St. retired farmer.\w.nt out of control and collided ©" Pp As usual, there was an explana‘Services at 1 p. m. tomorrow in with a truck in Ind. 27 a mile ime of ‘death tion. the Robert W. Stirling Funeral oh or here. Mrs. Shaw was | Weather Bureau officials here Home. Burial, Brandywine Cem-/ vice precinct said it was standard equipment etery, Shelby County. ¢ 0 mmitteewom- i quip :

ent e 2 an in that township, She belonged 5 up each 24 hours to measure

to Central Christian Church wind velocity. This one was. re- . : ~entr . leased at the Wei - Capitol Ave. former employee of | today when hit by an ‘auto. as he Services will be held at 1 p.m. eir Cook Munici

E. C. Atkins & Co. Services at crossed a street. It was La Porte pal Airport bureau at 9 p. m, 1 p. m, Friday in the Craig Fu- County's 41st traffic death this Friday at Planner & Buchanan and came down at 9:15. neral Home. Burial, New Crown. year. Mortuary with burial in Crown wpe device is lighted so it can Hill. be traced by airport weathermen Survivors, with her husband, ' computing the speed of the wind.

are a daughter, Miss Betty Shaw d broth Vern Hutto, Inan a r er, e n Wm. F. Murphy Services Friday

dianapolis. William Francis. Murphy, an adjuster for, Remington Rand Typewriter Co. 49 years, died yesterday at Methodist Hospital. He was 66,

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Optometric Group Told Of Diagnosis Aid

A new instrument for diagnosing ills caused by unequal images in the eyes was shown to the Cen- : tral Indiana Optometric Society "te in Indianapolis, he was a here yesterday. lifelong resident of the South Dr. Robert E. Bannon of South- S/d¢ and had resided at 831 Linbridge, Mass., said the eye condi- coln St. many years, a tion, called aniseikonia, can be 1n his youth, Mr. Murphy was corrected with lenses in most SeMi-professional baseball playcases. er and was a member of the The instrument was developed Sandoes team. An avid ball fan. by the Pirtmouth Eye Institute '¢ Was a stanchs supporter of after 20 years of research. the Indianapolis Indians. Mr. The Optometric Society elected MUrPhy also bowled and was a the following for 1952 . member of the Darco Bros. team Dr. R. A. Major, Shelbyville, of the St. Catherine League. president: Dr. John P. Davey, In-| _ 11®¢ attended Sacred Heart dianapolis, vice president, and Dr. School, and was a member of D. M. Jones, Shelbyville, secre- S2cred Heart Church and tary-treasurer, y * Knights of St. George Society. New officers of the women’s Services will be at 8:30 a. m. auxiliary are Mrs. D. M. Jones. Friday in the G. H. Herrmann president; Mrs. R. A. Major, vice Funeral Home and at 9 a. m. in president, and Mrs. Don R. Peck, Sacred Heart Church. Burial will Elwood, secretary-treasurer. be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Surviving are his wife, Anna {E.; two daughters, Mrs. Helen | Causby and Mrs. Laura Privette; Charles; a sister, Miss two brothers three

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