Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1952 — Page 8

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PAGE" & - oi Water Co eathers, 30. 61 Wes . George Reed, 43, 915 E 25th; Myrile Greng fer 47, Molgantown

. rE Harry Schenck. 36, 142 8. Summit; Irma Today, Ernest G. G. Summers Likeniill KT oth ; Emery J : hillis started his second half century BrRfF Weoeib.'N Park

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Thomas Outlaw; 59, 837 W. Vermont; | Martha Beard, 31, 837 W, {Eugene Williams, 30, 638 N 8 N

Vermont West, Loretta

jeffens. 19. 222 N. Noble;

p- “nl mia of work. for the Indianapolis Merial Shreve. 23, Columbus; Anna Varvel, Albert McCann, 60, at 2410 Stuart, car4 ' ) cinoma Y y . Arthur LeVale, 21. U, 8. Army. June joseph eh , n ’ Waler co Eohen: Osborne, 13. 1020. Bel TBE nas; 1. at 1p Warver | o ’ phen Oshorne, 33, 10 elmont: Ximena v N 2 LE t 82 But, he still has three years to Spi tas. 35. 1656 Relletoniaine Mary Niebrigye at 520 E. Vermont, | bert Robert 2 0 ' kt C ! 194 } go to equal the record of his fa- oO Neal pherts, 28. F0.N, Vermont; Cora john Pa i li 1219 Standard, myocar. , ” Jendale Clearwater, 268, 2018 B. Btate pain > Reto: " . ther, Gilbert G. Summers, who Dorothy Sanders, 18. 2356 N, Sherman Sam nl Par ni ai ap ra AL N Del-| Robert Aldrids 21 1115 N. Arlington | gerved that company for 53 years, Rost A harman, 19, 1711 N. Penn Miiton Rexrcat, 54. Veteran's carfrom 1876 to his death in 1930, [Foo Fair, 21 J ankinerr reli 1FN¢ yelen Sumner, $7,. aL $33 Carrollton. , ' Elmer Abr 28, 2108 Prospect; h wT Lor /BLtIs TON " | Young Mr. Summers—he's only Piet Aan, J, Hts Frosoect; Barbara curls Fairer, es at a0 N. Cuotioh 2) a on Cecil Cooper, 21 8 Army; ranchie ” : | 0 started with the company Roberts, 22. 1531 Woodlawn — Mar. 23, 1902, as a customer charles Martin. 21. 1818 Bellefontaine: CLUBS a rice && Shirley Mitchell, 19, 727 EE. 224 . y serviceman. ® john Bajnes, 34. 1526 N. Tacoma: Ftta Knis hts of Co id” / 0 pon meet. 3 , + WWORTEeSS Kinnamon 11 1139 EE Washington ing today Hpeaker, athe; V am He went through 3 progr lon Charles Bower 27 Indianapo; ia Harah Bubmeler, on God in Education of jobs until 1937 when he was Pavton. 28 Indianap hs + aAwyers Association of Indianapolis, hare ray Ralph Arney, 19, 133 22 y Meir Martha. 80: 12.18 meeting tomorrow at Hotel placed in charge of .a stores yard Evans, 17° 4544 yin axley [ashi oneipeake?, Scott Ging, on "The at .the distribution department, it . J Taf: ’ Ir dianspolis Dorls ‘ew City-County Building ’ mith, 22 n Len, > | arion County Ans tion for Mental a position he still holds. fleninie * Banford 8 Marines: | Health—+7:30 p. m menting. today in Room Mr. Summers and his wife, Ag- Claudine Ransome, 1. "2230 W. 10th. 162; Jordan Hall, Butler. “Fears of ChilB # ——————— dren a find, will be shown,

nes, celebrated their 45th wedding pivoROE SUITS FILED

anniversary last November at! y..cene vs. George Adams. Floyd vs their home, 1242 W, 34th 8t. ° Crystal Ballinger: Marie va. Orval Byers cial Wausr ", adeline Reynolds; Princola 85 Ars va dward Johnson Charlies vs. Lillie Outstanding in his 50 years of 1 Sawai rien va Ruth Wert. Robert service are the memories of the vs. Harriette Schaub st ¢ a car—a one-cylinder " —— first company r-—a one-cy 1 BIRTHS 0Olds—which he had the honor to BOYS drive, and of the big 1913 flood ar st Franciy- James, Frances Hi David y y Fur ‘ Fthe trkhotf;. Brmual, Patricia Miller of White River when he and [i Nojima Walters. Edward Patricia other workers piled sandbags up! Abhsus, William, Helen Rodge: at Broad Ripple Dam to protect At General—Napolean. Virginia Tavior “ At Coleman Dr. Charles, Esther Mc the levee and dam. Cormick. John, Elizabeth Buckley, Pau 4 Opal Cook James Creraldine King alter, Addie Lindsey, Neal, Roberta Shaw At Methodist -— Denzil, Lottie Meville Highland, Thelma Jones: Howard, Bob bie Spears: Willlam. Betty Childs. John, Jean Claycombe Rev EH. Betty Zim-| merman. Ronald, Mary Britton, Don ald Marjorie Bastin James, Dorothy Pearcy At St. Vineent's—Wayne Margaret Knotte

Nancy Coddington. Hollis, Lu Paul, Lorraine Williamson

Addison cille Woods

Josep} Helen McNamara, Louie, Edith Lentz GIRLS At %t. Francis—<John, Lol® Bauch. Gor don. Marsha Young: John. Lois Den ning, Joseph, Helen CGirinstead Rich ard, Juanita Hoffmeister, James, Anna Conner; Albert, Mertle Eckert, John Pauline Treser At Coleman—Willle, Margaret Ford: Law rence, Prances Highbaugh. Ernest, Nor ma Rhim Arthur, Marjorie Wiider: James, Katherine Whitlow

At Methoedist—Donald, Elizabeth Perkins: Arnold, Frances Law; James, Sarah Gidecomb: Keldin, Thelma Perry; Joseph, Evelyn Harris; Charles, Patricia Taylor; Chester, Mary Satkamp . Vineent's—John, Lois Keller; EdPhyllis Gillette; Rex, Eva Long Merrill; Ernest, Irene Shireman Ray,

Matishia Pershing. John, Margaret Ellis At Home—Cyrenus, Nellle Roberts, 453'% E. Washington St.

Claude, Adele

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Roselyn Bakery, 2406 E. 10th S8t., scene of a recent robbery, was burglarized last night. Yeggs ripped off a rear window screen and pried open the window, The |store safe and an undetermined ‘amount of cash are missing.

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