Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1952 — Page 20
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED AARRIAG Orchard Hill.
pi 1 y, 18, 653 Brigh o r rector of the Indiana Council for Laas aang 3h. Portville;. Nancy 2527 Wheeler St, member of the|
tion Hospital, Dr. Willams will , Metheny, 36, 2217 N. Taipol (|, Services 2 p.m. Saturday at Flan-| return here to replace Dr. Max polish Nicheldon, 1b, gay. Winter, ,. ner & Buchanan M y leht Rister, = 28, 42 ermon . Bahr, who is retiring after 54 "hil Armstrong, 24. indinaapolis Crown Hill,
years at the institution. Richat d_ Coskrove, 23, 133 22 Crawford oan Elward, 21, 536 N. Jeffersen A graduate of the Indiana Uni- re bert Seer 23," 1144 Glibert; Ann Me! MRS, ity, 23. 147% Kentucky. TEUS, 25, of 4023 N. Ridgeview:
versity School of Medicine, Dr. poner’ Your, 235 #818" Indianapolis; - M Wright, 5, 4313 os - Williams served as superintend- Mery Wrikhi, 25, 455 No Tout; Bessie Dr., waitress at Wheeler's Restau-|
Dr. Williams is a member inet BAA CR ast the Indiana State Medical ASso- yancy; M t' vs. Herbert Archer: | at Bar Pry | y : oan vi Margret NS. aver Ester vi] MRS. BELLE M. REA, 89, of member of
ciation, a fellow of the American 2,1. Edwards: Urshall vs. Charles Sims; 422 N. Walcott St. Medical Association and the Helen va Ferris Howard; Alice vs, Robert Harvey: James vs, Ethel Warren: Porence First Friends CQ hurch and Naomi
American Psychiatric Association, NM Willtkm Owens; Mae vs. Ray Morse; and is certified as a specialist in Ehirley v8 “Dale Mortsolf; Nancy vs Chapter, Order of the Xastern Raymond | Wickware: “Deru vi. Claude gtr, Services 1 p. m. today at|
neurology and psychiatry. Gatlin, , Margaret vs, ty 1 n « teorge Cl M ] y . * Selection of Dr. Willams for Js. times GOalriey Anotts, oer Burial, o Moore Pence Chapel. the post was made by the Indi- ——— row ( . BIRTHS Eee———————— ana Council for Mental Health BOYS
and approved by the Central , cove, Rosalie McClana Services Set for
Hospital Board of Trustees, “han. Frank. Hagel DiChristofolo; Robw—— —— a—— | rt, Carolyn McKinney, AV General —= Preston, ‘Bonnie Medley; Mrs. Funkhouser
Nathanial Dorothy Shirley; Tyso Services will he held at 2:30
| Altes Maghis Ex-Newswoman |. Gass rusn mussven manos | James, Barbra Smith, p. m. tomorrow for Mrs. Laura
. At Methodist — Orville, Elizabeth Carter P P Dies Here at 39 ar " averne Pointer; Cerley, Mildred Josephine Funkhouser at Flanner Beers: John, Dorothea Rowland; James, & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial Miss Jane Calvelage, former | Barbara Robinson. will be in Crown Hill. newspaper reporter and commer At St. Vincent s—Oscar. Doris Leistnkr % . . = Mornelius, Patsy Ledgerwood; Wilber, Mrs, Funkhouser, who was 94, cial photographer, died yesterday| A«nes Bigelow. GIELS was a survivor of one of Morat her home, 2154 N. Pennsyl-| . CL 0 _ Leo Florence Dalton gan's Civil War raids. She died vania St. She = Robert, Cleo Reese; Arthur, Shirley at the home of a daughter, Mrs. was was 39. Doom; Robert, Mary Harris; Edward, Haney E. Berry, 291 EF. 47th St.
Betty Burdine She was a for- At General—Herman, Virginia Webster Born in Hartsville, she helped
mer editorial At Coleman—Donald, Sapdra Blake; Gar- her family hide livestock and beland, Jeanette Hill; John, Celia Perci- : a 3 z , longings during the raid.
staff member of| val the Jewish Post | At Methodist—Lawrence, Zod Callahan; Indiana history was her ma jor pre-graduate days at
es, Bonny Rose; Carrol, Hilda Philshes I during Hartsville University. I'he uni-
and a partner in| lips, Donald, Heren Ridinour; William, Vincent's—Harry, Margaret Mon- versity received a land grant
a commercial Dorothy Mackey; Dengzle, Mary Cline.
St, Pp h otographic shon; Ervin, Cynthia Wagner: Edward. Y } th Elizabeth Tostello; Joseph, . Alice .Clif- from her grandfather a » fastudio. She had ford; Victor, Helen Lanathan, fr E . d ! n er fa been ill the past ——eini CL; er, Lewis KE. Mobley, was one four months. DEATHS of the professors. ! Services will be MAY J. Pendviraft. #8. at 1714 N Noble. Survivors are two daughters; at 9:30 a. m. Sat- Carrie O. Barneclo, 42 at 661 8. Alabama. Mrs. Berry and Miss Alta; a son,
Miss Calvelage
arteriosclerotic heart. p 1 . . urday at Kirby Helen E. Dangler, 85. at St. Vincents, Dr. A. G. ail of Indianapolis; a hypertensian., sister, Mrs, Clyde McPheron, Mi-|
Mortuary, and 10 a.m. at SS. 3 ring Estle U. Hedge, 53, at St. Vincent's, myo- is ' edi] Infarction. ami; four grandchildren and six Peter and Paul Cathedral, Burial cardial Infarctigh. Jo es Nn. Pershing, a
will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. coronary thrombosis Lynn W, Oakes, 73, at 3248 N. Iliinols,
Miss Calvelage, who lived here "i noma . most of her life, is survived by Richard R. Bulgin, 87, at 2100 Broadway, Rites to Be Saturday
sclerosis
her mother, Mra, Helen Calvelage,| Carl A. Knittel, 89, at 1826 Arrow, bral Bo CL rai 9 » ow «er**l Ear R. Earl Peters
Indianapolis; a brother, Robert, | prank 0. Peterson, 79, at General, carci-
and a sister, Mrs. Betty White, | noma Services for former state direc. both of Bloominfgton. AUIS Bore TO. m1 MN Bond. cerebral tor of Federal Housing Authority,
| Murray A. Timbrook, 67, at 136 N. Elder. R, Earl Peters, will be 1:30 p.m. INDIANAPOLIS TRAFFIO ES ¥ ““williangs, 76. at 2007 N. Capitol, Saturday at Kilain Funeral Home, |
CASUALTIES lpranc P Huston, 72, at 411 Ruskin, Ft. Wayne. : Mr. Peters, who was 65, died of
1 1 serebral embolus io o8 ucille N t (51 Days) olla Br naon, at 1081 Adams. o heart ailment in Coral Gables, 1951 1952 |May_P, Weir, 86, as P17 N. LaSalle, cere- Fla Monday. r rombus, s Accidens senase 1090 275 John E. Recker, ‘88. at Methodist Hospital, dN njuries «..ooeee 431 436 TONER, 67 ; t 604 N. Jeff SF huerers 3 ‘ lian Dob (SE efferson, Topic of the Day Dead . Ke oromary traitor at 5865 Greenfield, Keyed to Washington's RBirth- : - day tomorrow will be a noon luncheon address before Kiwanis
SOLVED! Your tax-money problems, or renting, selling, Truman will Cruise work-finding or loss-recovering | WASHINGTON, Feb. 21 (UP) Hotel. They'll hear Dr. Kenneth all can be solved through Times | President Truman will take ad- | E. 8t. Clair, history professor at Classified ad Phone PI | vantage of George Washington's Indiana Central College, discuss 8 aas., one + MIA I hirthday and. leave today for ai George Washington His For-| 5381 and place your ad. cruise on the Potomac, leign P Policy.
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Valter Potter, . ant of the Logansport State Hos- Potier, 46, 16 E Vermont, rant. Services 2 p, m, tomerrow St. Vv pital for 13 years, served on the “fi, "ites, Pia B. pk Raxmond; ot Dorsey Funeral Home, Burial, incent’s Hospital ' «Rob McInt 55, 2339 N. Illinois; » Ce staff of the Evansville State Hos- Robert McIntyre, 53 035i ols ols: JOOF Cemetery, _Gaklandon, Official Is Promoted pital, was an instructor in neuro Raymond Chadwick, 74. 3014 Bluff; Carrie A "8 : psychiatry at Indiana University cylhinb, 33, 96 EB. AldAE esville; Barbara CARL SEL Y, 71, of 114 8.| Lawrence J, Davis, 3305 Park Medical School, and was chief of Stivers, 21 Mooresville, 4 a ’ , Bradley 8t., veteran Indianapolis Ave, has been promoted at St. roree f i ' nn ° ‘Or vice r ’ { i the acute Intensive treatment di- © Mag tipns, 44 Hea 3k wasn | "lipainter and decorator, Services Vincent's Hospital to administra! vision of the Marion, Ind, VA Ee. 1:30 Friday at Shirley Bros, Irv-'tive assistant in charge of purHospital. DIVORCE SUITS FILED ing Hill Chapel. Burial, Crown chasing, construction and mainof | pel vs. Ben Shackelford; Carl vs, Hill. tenance,
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