Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1951 — Page 12

PAGE 12 rk ries THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES. ie risus = ee LT Ro: q ible g : ~~. Miss Kindig Death Takes Time Off 2d Time in Three Days & - ; rel ) Local Deaths In ; i pi EIGHTH ARMY H - ported on Sunday; pp) Yi f MRS. ANNA B. JONES, 65, of| Rites TOMOIrrow |1grs, xorea, Dec. a A am Et oy: L y 1% IC / ele f 4 € ( 0 .

" : "| ; . 1214 W. 19th St. Services at sindianapolis Miss Geraldine 'Kindig, who Death took & holiday on the fatality day since last August. : "a, m. Friday at Conkle W. 15th] taught mathematics at Technical United Nations side of the Korean| The lull was broken last night, hs pe f 4 . St. funeral home. Burial, Wash ppysGr LICENSES ISSUED|High' School 28 Years, will belpattietront yesterday for the sec-/NOWever, when a Communist bat- IR ER : : ington Park. Arthur. Kier, 36, Frankfort; Maryelien buried tomorrow in Crown -Hill| "on 0 Too Le stnitallon hurled itself against the hat hi & % oe a0 |”. Webb, 28. Frankton & North: Nancy Interment will follow 3 p. m. serv- ys United Nations lines northwest of ANY {aN Fe ; HERBERT H. HURT, 43, of *Cothiran, 2, 1014 N Pennsylvania. © ices at Hisey & Titus Funeral army Sisieaey 100ay; - Chiorwen, ak Ah N booq, CE 5 \ 2138 Highland Pl. Services at | Plainfield, : Home. = ot a single American or other, ed troops sent the Reds reel- \ - 1 Pp me at ots. Brom West [Donald ~ 23% SIT Jondnursti carol Mies Kindig ‘died Monday at|United Nations soldier was killed|ing back to their own lines early : he STORE of CHRISTMAS ‘ECONOMY . Side Chapel. . Burial, Crown Hill clayion ‘paw, 30, 15 B. Karcher; Methodist Hospital. i in action during the 24 hours|today after a bitter 13-hour fight. ;

1 i Wwe phosey Waddell, 20. 16330 8 Meri NNer,| After securing degrees atended at 3 a. m. (Indianapolis/Four Communist prisoners were 1 = 4

Hoh Cihtoheir 36, 2338 N. Talbot; Vir-| Northwestern and Columbia Uni- Time) yesterday. No American captured. Bn : CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND DELAWARE STREETS % :

MRS. NORA QUICK, 87, of j.Sinia Patrone, 30 8 N. Julbot. | ul Versities, Miss Kindig began 6123 Broadway. Services at 2/85 Farich, Ie CH uote 4 teaching at Technical in 1923. She p.m. tomorrow at Flanner & |Benjamin Richards, 4 8. Harris;

19, 22 } Ee . 3 : : 3 Joanne Smith, 19, 2303 N. Illinois. belonged to Central Avenue : fe 4 y Buchanan Mortuary. Burial, Un- william Hartell, Je, 33. 1174 Udell; Lela) Methodist Church and Alpha Omi- + i fon Chapel cemetery. | John Mayo! 63, 4501 N. Kibley; Lou Stock- cron Pi national social sorority. 3 - 4 now or teed, by 828 CN. Alabama: Ferne! Born in Covington, Ind, she ns g my ite , 41, 828 N. Alabama was the daughter of the late Rev. ; CA $4 Ch

MISS ANN C. DeVOR, of 1445 C3fi Jwulisme 3% gab Collese: Ann penry L. Kindig and a grandN. Delaware St. Services at 2 p. m. TE daughter of the late Rev. John ® FACTORY REJECTS OF ACTUAL $4.95 QUALITY!

Friday at Flanner & Buchanan DIVORCE SUITS FILED Hull, one-time pastor of Roberts 95 New Yor

Mortuary. Burial arrangements Rosa vi Sherman Woods: Marguerite| pn, x Methodist Church. PAIR stre

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not completed. Browning; Addie vs. Randell Johnson; Miss Kindig is survived by her —— Paul Carmen; Edna vs. Kenneth Scott. mother, living here, and two

. BIRTHS nieces, Mrs, Harry Robins of Ur- ; : hs h WN ea ee James Y. Hamill TWINS bana, Ill, and Mrs. Arthur H. ? Be Cass Ji oh + TAL Coleman—George, Marie Hall, girls Nethercot of New York City. : 2 . B . . At St. Vineent's—James, Geneva Trimble, . o A 4 Dies in Home Here *. ih i BAB AB emember At St. is—Coy, Li roung; Paul J J) A : Services will be at 1.p.m. AL Si. Francis-CUT: Lealle Youn Dn. Retired Colonel Yo :. 2

| Cazgell, .. 3 ay ; y > an At General—Paul,, Nellie Hollon. . . . Saturday at Flanner & Buchana At General—Paul., Nellle Hollon. =. Dies in Hos ital Mortuary for James T. Hamill, Mary Schmidli, George, Sally Scott J Bobbie, Ardith Spangler. w Indianapolis real estate broker. At Methodist—Leland, Pauline Jonts; gv- Retired Army Colonel illiam

erett Margaret Boggs: Hubert, Eva H. Green died Monda night in ¥ 4 3 * Ea \ i av i i sing; James, Dorothy Swinney; Ray- + T€ y nig § 2 He died yesterday in his home, mond, Snitles Jenison: * Billy Atiaa Methodist Hospital. Services will ; service because they imagine we are high - 5155 N. Capitol Ave, He was 66.) Ho'Scre’ carrie Keene: Norman. Vonda be a t2 p. m. tomorrow at Robert : \ Loi : ' . wy llespie: flson; Carl, \ir riced. Investigation A resident of Indianapolis since| Borel hy Murdock! sonaa, Betty slider W. Stirling Funeral Home. Bune! priced estigation would show that "* 1918, Mr. Hamill operated his own/At St. Vincents Donald, osnlle orothy |v} e in ashington ar ) i real estate business from his| Lahr: Claude, Lillian Jonmson, oT Cemetery. costs less . . . and you get on incomparhome. He was formerly aS80-/a; si. Francis—Thomas, Thel scan. He was adjutant general of the i : ciated ‘with the ‘Jack C. Carr lon: carl Norma Creech; Ernest. Barb: 85th Infantry Division during) able service. At Flanner. & Buchanan a Y i S€ » Armbruster oq! § Realty firm. At General—games: Rosalie Clay, Richard,| world War II and served 21 § : Ry 1924 to 1935 he was head Dorothy DeWitt: Robert. Marcie Kychik. months in Africa and Italy. He You (not we) DECIDE THE PRICE of

"IAL Methodist—Cirlon, Margaret Monce;| { of James T. Hamill & Co. His| Estill, Sally Wagers; Emil, Mary Luca:|Was also in Korea before the out-

partner in this business Was, WN Vinconts = Johm Joan Collins; |PTCAK Of fighting there. | ; the funeral. Harry C. Stutz, motor car pioneer Clarence Mary Wolfe; Albert, Normal Survivors. include the wife, anid manufacturer. ‘Mr. Hamill Doran: Hols Rachael Ford: Hartisoh/Mary; a son, William, Joseph, . became a member of the firm of Edward, Mary Bradbarn,. and daughter, Miss Mary Alice; Atkins, Hamill & Gates in 1935. off ial Weath Ive Drottiers, Harold B, Chicago, He was a member of the In- cia earner and James, New Britain, Conn, dianapolis Real Estate Board, the UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU and two sisters, Mrs. George : f sm m—

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