Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 March 1952 — Page 12

ad o nL y o o 5 : . 2 ts . : # : : : « - . : : y . : id : > <a ' » : er x 5 . : ay . : : § ia ; . . PAGE 12 _ hd THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES es : : SUNDAY; MAR. 2, 1953 Tr = Jha eo - Foe Rm aT 2 Vik = : : "ADVERTISEMENT , - : *il. | Hoosier. Heroes— hn Teron $l Ln 2 . ri « 8B ~ WHA GUE Juds: : tirina After 30 Years In The A ~ |AstumaCoucHers § | - Judson Soldier Retiring Atter 30 Years In The Army Ta i J | “ly \ "hu t ) ? | “Spent miore time in chow lines; Border recently returned to the Manual High ‘School is in 8an an Fighter Air Force Wing of versity graduate, he's the son of ive anks r Rem a 5 than most soldiers have in the United States after. serving. 16 Diego, Cal. going there after en- the Fifth Army. ‘:Mr. and Mrs. Miles T. Goadardif. DISCOVERY : AAI ‘A bride, groom, bridesmaids and best man will {Army is the aim of a. Hoosier|months in Korean waters aboard listment. He graduated last year| - ° °° 5 » & (of Greensburg. : UCKY A gy gather Saturday. But there'll be ho wedding \who . retired from the Army|the hospital ship USS Repose. “ ‘at Manual after.a’ career as'bass| Pfc. William T. Goddard of}: x ® # | Yes, thousands who soughed and coughed 3 There's no need. . ’ |Feb, 29. Seaman Nuckles is The son of singer in the school choir. Greensburg is assigned as. me-| 0 pois ogo the N | ¥ith Bronchial Ashi ¥ couldn’ 5 5 2 The Franz Binningers will be celebrating their | "Retiring at Jackson, Miss., after|Mr. and Mrs. W. Nuckles of 520 Howard is 18 dnd the son of chanical engineer research as-| “ong Hos . y ; BD ro ACO. That's because ban g £4 golden wedding anniversary at their home at 130. years as a GI was M/Sgt.| Beecher St. Hospital corpsman Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webb of 350 gigtant at Army Chemical Cen-| gal ' Bete _t aa a, Neo | iteraal medicine iit works though s 3505 Winthrop Ave. Joining. them will be Miss Herman L. Burnside, son of Mr, Petry is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Terrace Ave. {going rom Nor [biced thus resching the lungs 4hd Risnchis) 2 bmi : eran Sn ] ; : ’ { ter in Maryland. A Purdue Uni:-folk, Va. ERE ae IN aurh loosen and clean At Ir Bertha Binninger ‘and Mrs. Herman Schmitt of and Mrs. George W. Burnside, of John Petry of 929 E. Morris 8t os 1 a : : 80 at to Hp Nak re oosan Ag cists ; Indianapolis and Fred lL. Mack of Ru#kin, Fla. near Judson, After a month's va-{and Machinist Border is the son - MR. AND MRS..MILTON NEV-| : Mr. Petty, son of Mr. and Mrs.| Jo 1 ve freer breathing, coughing 1s alley aye Decatur Cent They were in the bridal party i pommeee | (fg tion “With his: parents he will|of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Border of INS of 905 Prospect St. figure Q . 4 H h? (Elmer Petty of 130 8. Neal Ave.) sted 8 Sid hetial Sop I tee ple 35. 50 years ago. Where to Go take a-position in Jackson with a 1417 N. Grant Ave. their son Beryl, a corporal In \WUI@I, FUN: served in the Navy in War IL He ton ver druggist today. nothing Tech 46, How Franz Binninger, who came ere 710 ._* \moving and storage firm. | ioe» |Korea, is back up front after sur- e™ lis ‘a. brother of Alfred, of 1848 else 1 do and take this oppertunity te join ech 39, D over from (Germany, 'and Miss Ice Hockey: Indianapolis | a got Burnside enlisted in the! re. with viving a leg injury and a nospitall | @naint Gets |W. “Maryland St. Army captain {he MPR CECotery of 9 BRS Shanks (final). Caroline Mack were married here| Caps vs. Providence Reds. Coll- (ha garvice at Ft Harrison in| Train PE. Aire fire. His last letter, written Feb. . +|in War IL : y in Zion Evengelical Church which| seum, State Fair Grounds, $2.50; the 101s At

1922. During World. War. 1I he / $2; $1.50 and $1. 3 p. m. served in ‘the Paeific, emerging Bora e Drvinan Oscar Levant playing Gersh- with the rank of major. Cline. son of Mr. win’s Piano Concerto with In- “ uw» land Mrs. Ralph & dianapolis Symphony Orchestra, | = Seaman John A. Fisher, BUS-| Cline. 527 N. DaFabien Sevitzky conducting. bahd 6f Mrs. Bonnie B. Fisher, idson Sti ile is Murat Theater, $3.60; 83; $2.40; 2166 Kastern Ave. recently com-lgt a tio ned at $1.80 and $1.20. 3 p. m. pleted service camp Brecken-

. . . . : 5, indicated actiop again. -- Flip With Lip ® ; i \ : , The corporal wrote during hos- NEW YORK, Mar. 1 (UP)—*1 ~=INTRODUCTORY OFFER AAA——— 1

_ !pitalization, he'd be glad to get am a quiet man, your honor,” said i . back with his company—where it Joseph Garsh, in court to answer “At Last! The wave you have always wanted ; at a price you can afford At

| is safe--that If would seem almost the complaint of. his - landlord | | * , Lawrenceburg The Sensational Snap-Curl

Elwood 46, A Anderson 59, Anderson 44,

they still attend. Mr, Binninger was general

superintendent of

like going home. He referred to that he be charged with disorder-! ithe hospital fire and to enemy ly conduct. Aurora 50, Ri

iplanes spotted later after the hos-| “Quiet like a riveting machine.”

Teen Music Soclety Program, aboard the at-| pq . Aurora 50 ~ : : iridge, Ky. |pital was rebuilt, white men np uttered Samuel Cohen. the land- o ; | Jo Carol Bicket, harpist; Nancy i” tack transport! A former em- I 2. moonient valley. = 1g tuaatyue Conn, Lie and-] ano 2 C m Oi (Lnab). Alsop, pianist, and David Fled- | USS Cambria.| ployee of the buddled In Ent valley, lord, as he hooked up a tape re- L n lin rea il : At

derjohn, trumpet, Riddicle Audl- |

Mr. and Mrs, Binninger

ILevy Brothers Printing’ Co. some 40 years until. retirement. He holds a .50-year membership in| the Maennorchor and his wife] belongs to its ladies’ auxiliary. He's also a member of Oriental Masonic Lodge, 8cottish Rite and! Murat Temple.

torium, 1440 N. Meridian, Pub- | lic invited. 3:30 p. m,

The ship was en- Power .and gaged in a train-iy ont Co. here, : Pvt. Cline ing and good will pyt, (iine graduated. from Drexel

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Indiana Sports Show, Manu- | facturers building, Grougds. Sunday, 12 .noon until 11:30 p. m. Adults 80¢, children, |

State

25¢. Indiana Roof presents Jimmy “Dancing Shoes” Palmer and his orchestra; Beforé—8 Pp. m., 80¢; after 8 p. m, $1. Burton Holmes Travelogue on Bermuda, Nassau and Jamaica. Murat Theater. $1.65, $1.25 and

Fair |

Mediterranean, area The Cambria, flagship of Transport | Seaman Fisher 100 24: docked at { Naples, Italy. |While there Seaman Fisher vis|ited the Castlenueve. The castle, a thirteenth century building, is

cruise of the Gardens School No. 13.

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Lt. Larsh Mr. Petty

The couple's children include Herbert and Francis Binninger and Mrs, Frederick Schmitt, all of Indianapolis. There are four grandchildren.

Conventions

85¢. 8:15 p. m.

Hahn, LeRoy Burney and Earl W. Mericle, all of were on the program. Others—| Dr. Richard A. Kern of Philadel-| iphia, Pa. and Dr. E. J. {mick of Cleveland, 0. Dr. Kern is!

College of Physicians.

used as a museum and seat of the Naples City Council, Seaman Fisher Mr. and - Mrs. Jndianapolls, pp 15 "Hox 542. Indianapolis.

|secretary-general of the American Petry and machinist Fred L.

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is the son of) Frank T. Fisher,|

» n ” Three Indianapolis sailors, sea- up from usher to assistant manMcCor- man William L. Nuckles. hos- ager at ‘17, at Keith's theater, R. L. Marsh Sr. of 4778 E. Pleas- ing to ‘director Tom Jett. It is pital corpsman 1st class John V. has a new job. He's in the Navy. ant Run-Parkway, N. Dr. The former football player at

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Mr. Webb

Howard ‘M. Webb, who worked rea. He's the son of Mr. and Mrs. lected as the junior play .accord-

Cpl. Nevins 400 MIGs in two years

First Lt. Robert L. Larsh Ir. disorderly conduct. of Indianapolis helped F-86 Sabre-| ‘jet pilots destroy or damage some

| in Ko- Class Play

Disciples of Christ meet through Thursday at Hotel Clay(pool. On Friday, the Producers {Marketing Association of Indiana! {convenes at Hotel Claypool, <__

‘Health Directors

Twenty-six - Indlanapolis repre{sentatives have been named on the Indiana Advisory Health Council by Gov; 8chricker. Mrs. | Montgomery 8. Lewis was named chairman of ‘this’ group which alms at improving Indiana's health programs. Other Indianapolis members are: Dr. George 8. Bond, W. Row-| land Allen, John V. Barnett, Mrs. [Busan B. Knox, Neal W, Edwards, Lewis 8. Finch, Wray E. Fleming, | Gilbert Forbes, Mrs. John Good-| win, Mrs. Jack C. Greig, Henry] W. Heine, Chester D. Kelly, Mrs. Jordon McCalment, Carl H. Mullen, Frank J. Murray, Mrs. Phillip Reed, Dr, H. E. Rinne, Miss Nancy Scramlin, Edmund J, 8hae, James Waggoner, Rollis 8. Weesner,! Ralph C. Werner, Dr. J, William | Wright, Robert H. Wyatt and Anson 8, Thomas.

Mr. Carney Mr. Fulton

Six conventions and the Indiana

high school basketball regional tourney at Butler Fieldhouse are set this week in Indianapolis. Some 2500 lumbermen assemble]

Tuesday for a three-day meeting

of. the Indiana Lumber & Builders, Supply Association-at Murat Temple and Hotel Claypool, Main speakers will. be Clyde Fulton of Charlotte, Mich., national president; Ralph W. Carney of Wichita, Kas., and Gates W. Ferguson of Chicago. There's a past president's dinner Tuesday and on Wednesday a panel by Robert Sturgeon,

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