Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1952 — Page 9
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ices tomorrow: in Flanner & Bi: Shatan Mortuary. Cremation will follow.
LOCAL DEATHS
JOHN STEWART, 62, of 3015/Buchanan Mortuary. Burial, 8. Rybolt Ave. lens’ grinder for|/Crown Hill. 469 N. State Ave. former Gen- . eral Hospital ambulance driver.
Continental Optical Co. 29 years. HARRY L BALL, 76, of 24 N. Services 2 p. m. tomorrow in
® »o» HARRY M. MITCHELL, 48, of
Serviees 10 a. m. Wednesday in errmann Funeral Home.| Pasadena St., retired dry cleaning Ha W.: Moore Peace Chapel. Burial, Floral Park. | business operator. Services 1:30 Burial, Washington Park. 4 2.8 0» (P. m. tomorrow in Shirley Bros. RL MRS. ELLA MARIE HELM, jirvme Hill Chapel. Burial, Wash-| ORIEN E, McCORMICK, 80, of 40, of 522 Bright St. Services 2:30/ ington Park. 318 Eastern Ave. retired emp. m. today in Peoples Funeral * 8» {ployee of Beveridge Paper Co. Home. Burial, Floral Park. . wn Norwaldo Ave., 23-year employee Dorsey Funeral Home. Burial, MRS. DELLA COOK, 80, of|of Indianapolis Water Co. Serv-Maple Hill Cemetery, Plainfield. 816 Highland Ave. Services 1:30|ices 1 p. m. tomorrow in Moore| \ , 80, of 839; p. m. tomorrow in Ames Chapel/& Kirk North East Chapel. Bur- No DWARD boyd Ah su-
Maghodiat Church near French fal, Crown Hill. perintendent of Socony-Vacuum . . u | MRS. MARGARET IL RUDDY, 4 co Barvices 1505. ed ; in rley ng ALEX M. ABEL, 90, Canton, |88, of 2254 Central Avs. Services| Craps 1. Interment, ‘Washington 11, former school teacher in Mar-| 2 p. m. today in Hisey & Titus Park Cemetery mausoleum.
tin and Dubois Counties. Serv-|Mortuary. Burial, tami . y mauso- ® & ® ices tomorrow in Miller's Funeral |leum at Crown Hill. JAMES . CLELLAND PRE-
Home, Loogootee. Burial, Hindo-! 2 = a |NATT, 83, of 325 N. Bancroft St. stan Cemetery, . MRS. ALIDA H. LEES, 78, of former employee of Indianapolis
132 8. Butler Ave, member First Tire and Rubber Co. Services 9 Maio Ses x. scor, 5, off Friends Cuureh. Services 10 a. m. | la. m, Wednesday in Little Flower .» local resi-/tomorrow in the residence. Burial, ! dent 30 years. Services 11 a. m. | Memorial Park. |Cathotle CHuth. Dia, Madison: tomorrow in Flanrer & Buchanan s = = | MRS. ROY B. HALL, 42, of Mortuary. Burial, Worthington. | CLIFFORD LEAP, 76, Ro-|{1449 Wallace Ave, local resident #8 a chester, “retired Indianapolis 24 years, Services 10 a. m. toCOLUMBUS PARKS, 56, of 547 policeman. Services 1:30 ap m. morrow in Speaks & Finn FuN. Elder Ave. Services 1 p. m. today in Bilby-McHatton Fu-/neral Home, Burial, Holy Cross Thursday in:Jacob Bros. West neral Home, Warsaw. Burial, /Cemetery. . Side Chapel. , Burial, Floral Park. [North Webster. Po . - ss = » NOLLIE NELSON JONES, 61, MRS, AMELIA BABITT, 87, off CHARLES 8S. WHITE, 72, of of 330 W. 18th Bt, member Simp1704 Central Ave, Indianapolis 642 E. 34th 8t., well-known|son Methodist Church. Services resident 30° years. Services 10|Indianapolis dahlia grower and|l p. m, Wednesday in Peoples Fu-
LOUIS C. SELIG, 68, of 4453] Services 1:30 p. m. Wednesday in|
Dual Problem .
Resignation of the city person-| nel superintendent posed a twoway problem for the city administration today. Timothy J. Danaher resigned effective June 1, an action he nad) planned since the defeat of Mayor Bayt in the election last year, The new administration will seek to replace him with a combi. nation personnel consultant and patronage chief, City Corporation Counsel Palmer K. Ward, Mayor Clark's cocampaign manager last year, has been trying to supervise patronage in addition to his legal duties. He has asked to be relieved of the patronage job. Mayor Clark refused to confirm rumors Democrats still working in City Hall were to be ousted in spite of reports by Republican City Hall “Insiders” that the action was decided upon last week, . Mayor Clark said most of the changes which had been planned on a political basis alveady have been made. He said the biggest problem now is finding qualified
a. m. tomorrow in Flanner & flower show judge. Private serv-{neral Home. Burial, Crown Hill
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Mayor Faces Award Winner Wins Leniency
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people to work for the city.
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Thanks to Judge Scott McDon- " hi Municipal Court 4 today, Gole Jr,
winning a $1000 for a labor-sav-|
Judge McDonald he was celebrat-
ing winning the award. idea
proved the operation of a iteel| shaving crushing machine and!
ing. suggestion where he is em- lcut its crew from four to three
| ployed. Gole was arrested last week at Vie's Chicken Shack, 1860 Laf{ayette Rd., and charged with disorderly conduct. Today he told
Dairy Council Aid Dies at 58
- Dwain McKinzie, field representative for the Indianapolis Dairy Producers’ Council, died Saturday while raking his lawn at 1142 Congress Ave. He was 58, Born in Sheridan, Mr, McKin-
zie moved here in 1935 as an as-|§
sociate with the dairy council,
Services will be held at 2 p. m.|
iomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Burial will be in Crown Hill, Surviving are his wife, Una F.; two sons, Harold L., Indianapolis,
nd Kenneth R., Whitestown; two|
wothers, Ray, Indianapolis, and ‘laude, Clarks Hill; one sister, Mrs. Maude Wallace, Arcadia; iis mother, Minnie, Arcadia, and five grandchildren,
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