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IN INDIANAPOLIS

MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED aT Rta Willnehan ric Ctuias Bear a ar: MSN. 8 Army; Della ‘prank. Beverly Holland, Willigm, Janet Murphy Ad gn, 38.704, Gutltord; Ruby Sven A 2 Lelors Mestsomery: Rate James Hanlon, 18, 60s E. Walnut; Wilma Witcher Led EY So Dpavare. Anntece At Methodist Leonard, Nelda Ray; Cal-

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Westbrooks, 19, 951 W. Vermont ohn 1 r Rest Pape 45 $5 Bate. ‘Alma Gras. Jon pima Kinipeer, Raymond Mar: . e. I p tel; nald. I At | Glenn Braden, 31, U8. Army; Linda! .!°r#il. Ronald. Shirley Brown, Curtis, | Hendershott. 19. Lawrence Rosemary - Wilcher | ames Wright, 26, 221 1 Sliltard; Clara At St. Vincent's—Lowell, Bette Patterson; | y jvingston Clya len od py Wil v p arley Sedam, 23. 409 Windermire; Lucy i : Bile ig yTiam En Dewhurst, 19. 2048 Central Howell: Carl, Wille Corley: William, | Robert Ripple, 38. 2413 73d; Alberta Peters.| Jute Wright: Joseph, Mary Hromacks: | 39, 14 Locust i Robert, Agnes Akins Ear! Margaret |

h ust, | Jewne Dalton, 34, 1711 Broadway; Phyllis Dalton. 26, 2621 Napoleon. | Dewey B8lone, 33, 1530 E Washington; | Audrey Dunning, 31. 505 N. Emerson Charles Srandiein. 77. 240] Bethel: Bere ndberg. olumbus ~ q | Harold Heean, $2. Tinos: Tottle Barnett DEATHS i

45. nois ul Jet Sabbah Porter. ol. 1 Reformers: vil Paul Baker, 31, at Veteran's, rheumatic an Bridgewater 507 Reformers Arth 5, 3 c - Norman Walker 31 ers iy situr [Davie 59. at 1048 Roache, cardio

Murray; George, Mildred Kelley; James; Marilyn Keaton: Michael, Marilyn Adamvik. John, Betty Bond: Walter, Sharon McAtee, Harold, Gloria Schaller

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Montgomery, Arthur Davis. 5 5 1¢t - Disses 8helton, , 37, 105 W. St. Clair nary at? is Bg 1h, core ances McOavock, 34, 724 8 Illinois. William Gaither, 78. at 921 Chadwick, James Nicholson, 27, U. 8 Army; Sylvia cerebral hemorrhage. Cooper, 28, Woodruff. Place Joseph Gooch, 90, at 1439 Mill, cerebral Jay Kain, 21, Muncie; Jannene Mcintyre | hemorrhage 21. 418 Muncie May ‘Hinners, 80 at 40 Jackson. cerebral Vernie Johnson hemorrhage

. 45, Brazil; Cella Ward 45, 1010 Harrison. Jay Johnson. 24. Rochester; Phyllis Kautman. 20, 418 Calvert Ciiford Fare) “ He Eherman ginia Morris, 38, 2 } ancaster ' Samuel Benell 42917 King: Alice Maud- Fora Nash

Walter C. Keenaugh, 58, coronary insufficiency {Harold Lick. 58, at 621 Birch, carcinoma Vir- | Gussie McOlyrg. 82, at 2705 E. 38th, hypertensive heart ki 3690 E

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slev. 31. 2638 N. Illinois rerenral hemorthage. Co Edmund ood 22 912 Broadway; Marton Helen Phillips. 49, at St, Vincent's, oneuewell, 18, . 18t ul Price. 6 $ Clsrenos Ci 22. 1530 N. Senate; Lena Ph Price. SL Netnodist, arciions, oe

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heart. Elijah Wallace, 23, . Army: ° Rub¥iCharles th: 43 - Hooten, 19, 2010 W. 11th. heii p ELL, 43, at 1940 Cornell, cere Willlam Smith 21. U 8 Army; Winnie Gifford Sprinkles. 47, at 738 N. West,| Richards, 21. 807 Green coronary occlusion Jack Lowe, 21. 2157 Wallace; Barbara Llovd Thompson, 58, at Veteran's, arterioHorton, 17. 2134 Jefferson sclerotic heart, George Williams, 37, 3315 Broadway; Olga Harold Ward, 51, at St. Vincent's, arterio= Bogdan, 26, 3315 Broadway. sclerotic_heart Wayne Strunk, 21, U 8. Army; Ruth Kenneth Weaver, 49, at 1842 Gent, sarKorth, 20, Indianapolis coma Joe Hollingsworth, 25 New Augusta; Charles Wilson, 84, at General carcinoma,

Georgia Foster. 24, 1840 N. Norfolk Beatrice Winston, 32, at General, nephritis.

Jack Wells, 34. 1701 E. Mth: Claire Hug. Minnie Worth, 80. at General, . ariertofins. 18. 1918 E. Washington Emma Zimmer. 55, at 1510 W. 27th, cere-

Earnest Baker, 34, 110 8 "Bradley; Lorene ral Wilson, 46, 2225 E. 10th bra? thrombosis.

William Suiters. 21. 819 E Georgia: Cloa- !

mae Hollowell, 10, South Bend CLUBS | Henry Monfreda. 35. 1810 Ingram; Myrtle] Maj. Robert Anderson Women's Relief, Flageol, 30, 515 Chase Corps—Luncheon tomorrow, 1712 E, Wash-| ———————— ington . / DIVORCE SUITS FILED Rotary Club-Noon civens, lomeriey, | HOW'S THIS FOR SIZE?-~Miss Donna Essig (left) and Miss

Claypool Hotel. speaker: Staflord E John Talbot; Betty vs. William Bart. Director British Intormation Service illiam Bohr; idwest Region w ony; Defethy] Sahara Grotto Auxiliary—Wednesday at 1s p m.. 4107 E_ Washington St. | i hi Kappa Psi Alumni Association— Meeting 6:30 p. m. at Apex Grill. Speaker: Thomas C. Hasbrook. state representative and past president National Association of Blinded Veterans,

Alma vs Brown: Ruth vs vs. Clyde Holder

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At St. Francis — John, Geraldine Passwater: Austin, Mary Feal George. Frances Braun; Charles. Edith Majors At_General—Toby, Annalee Brown. Archle * Rachel Wilson: Walter. Ruth Johnson At_Celeman—Carlton. Martha Ford: Shire! Dells Johnson: David, Frieda Rchnable

Auditorium Series of InJohm, Alf 8h h , - At Methodist—Pau). Reity Wheleigh; EF. 8.1} dianapolis Symphony Orches Wanda Conley: Arthur. Juanita Allison: |' tra conducted by Dr. Fabien Te Ronpeen = oul Bevibany, Joint. Bian Focital i neent’s — Fran azie Martin; by obert an aby Casadeus. Walter. M t Buti J s. M . ympbell; John, Janet Dusthimer,| Auditorium of Indiana Uni-

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Judy Jackson steal a look at sweater letter they'll be awarded Friday at Shortridge for drum majorette service.

The Shortridge High School band will present its annual Sweatermen’s Concert at 8:30 p. m. Friday, in Caleb Mills Hall. Highlight will come when senior band members who have met certain requirements receive letter sweaters.

jorettes will receive sweaters, although under different conditions from those of the boy: band members. Since this is the first year that Shortridge has

had girl majorettes, the girls will be presented letter sweaters for their service to the school. Three majorettes, Don-

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na Essig, Judy Jackson and At St, Francis -W:lout, ary Bans Paul.| «South Pacific,” Murat The- For the first time in Short- Margaret McCallum, will be AV General—W. C., Janice Spencer; Rob-! ater. 8:20 p. m. - ridge history, senior drum ma- honored.

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