Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1952 — Page 4

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PAGE = I INI AN AROLIS TIMES a ac WEDNESDAY, MAR. 5, 1952

$ Services At Set state Seeks Minister's Widow Mrs, Alice Cole Stubbs “Services Se For E. F. Osborn To Take Over ‘Dies at Home Here Dies in Hospital Here

Friday for |. Eugene F. Oshorn, rug salesman Mrs. . Dora Hawkins Bailey, 347% Alice Cole Stubs fled Siu «8 : " |26 years at H. P, Wasson & Co.

EW, ! widow of the Rev. John F. Bailey, '¢Tday at St. Vincent's Hospital. : {will be buried In 0 ‘emetery i J. J. Hurley Ine ar Bridgeport, Ind, tomorrow Risk Firm

|died yesterday at her home at She lived at 1812 E. Kessler Blvd. D ow NSTAIRS Sone =

1909 N. Pennsyl-| Mrs. Stubbs was a member ‘of ; = at Banner -Whitehill

after 10 a, m. services at Mark Simos Slate Ssrvice J vania 8t. 8he Broadway Methodist Church, Som i Hovey, i Thi Jaton Fyvera! Home in Plain- RICHMOND, Ind., Mar. 5—The, ’ Va gh In Mandaiay. Chapter of the Travel man, city fireman State Insurance Department to- rs. Bailey Study Club, and the Friday After-, ecutive, will be buried in Calvary Monday at his day. accused the World Life anti lived In Indian- noon Literary Club. She was a 31 SOUTH MERIDIAN—OPEN MONDAY NIGHT Cemetery Friday after 8:30 a.m hom e ja, Wiles i Accident Association of violating | apolis 27 years. charter membér of Tipton County services at Kirby Mortuary and wood. Inc es the law. She belonged to Home Economics Club.

was 54. 3 Osborn, in Rich-

9 a, m. rites in Christ the King Church. Mr. Mr. Hurley was sales represen- born

Roberts Park! Born fn Tipton, she had lived Methods tin Indianapolis 30 years. Church. Services will be held at 10 a. m.

As a result, state insurance om-| 7 1 cials asked Wayne Circuit Court Judge. Gustave H. Hoelscher for

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Tie Lodge.” Survivors are his wife, Helen; a. son, Willlam M., student at the

Judge Hoelscher entered an |Wayland, Phoenix, Ariz, and a ers, A. B. apd H. E. Cravens, both, order directing the insurance com- Sister, Mrs. Lottie Sisson, Ander- of Indianapolis; six grandchildren) pany to show cause why the relief 80n. and one great-grandchild.

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Surviving are his wife, Pearl; his father, John F.; a brother,

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