Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1952 — Page 37

Local Deaths

CARMON E. HOPKINS, 32, of ‘.. 3142 Indianapolis Ave, former . employee of United Vacuum Cleaner Stores. Services 1:30 p. m. Saturday in Dorsey FuSud) Home, Burial, Washington

‘MRS, EMMA *e. “cnas 75, of 1015 Dawson St., STAIN: "New Liberty of Christ Church, Smedley. Services 2 p. m. tomorrow in Robert W. Stirling Fu-

neral Home. Burial, Washi Park. Bgten

IRVIN BOYD SULLIVAN, 18, of 710 E. 20th St. Services 1 p. m. Saturday in Jacobs Bros. West Side Chapel. Burial, Foral Park.

HERBERT HOWSER, 57, of 321 W. Michigan St, Apt. 3. Services 1 p. m. tomorrow in Jacobs Bros. West Side Chapel. Burial, Crown Hill,

MRS, MARY THOMAS, 44, of 2638% Northwestern Ave. mémber International Brotherhood of Firemen & Oilers. Services 10 a. m. Saturday in Bethany Baptist Church, Burial, New Crown.

» - » MELVIN WEAVER, 64, of 1059 8S. Sheffield Ave.,, World War 1 veteran of 14 years Army service. Services 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial Glen Haven Memorial em

» » ” ARTHUR WOODS, 62, of 1417 N. Arsenal Ave., member Masonic Lodge, Central Order. Services 1 p. m, Saturday in Corinthian Baptist Church. Burial, Crown Hill, .

” » ” JOSEPH B. BREWER, 43, of 255° N. Arsenal Ave. member Holy Cross Catholic - Church. Services 10 a. m. Saturday in Grinsteiner Funeral Home. Burfal, Holy Cross Cemetery.

» ” = EDWARD J. DIPPEL, 81, Noblesville, former long-time resident of Indianapolis. Services 2 p. m. Saturday in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial, Crown Hill.

” tJ ” ANDREW J. HOPPER, 56, of 1427 N, Holmes Ave. retired Baltimore & Ohio Railroad engineer, Services 10 a. m. today in Royster & Askin Mortuary. Burial, Decatur, Ill, tomorrow.

lke Rally Here Is Postponed

The entire program for the Indiana rally of Republican leaders supporting Gen. Eisenhower for President, which had been scheduled here tomorrow, has been postponed. Cancellation followed receipt of a telegram that U. 8. Sen. James Duff, Pennsylvania, who was scheduled as the principal speaker, had been stricken ill. Sen. Duff campaigned for Gen. Eisenhower 10 days in Pennsylvania last week with a bad cold, making three speeches a day. His condition became worse yesterday and he was ordered to bed by his doctor. The Senator had been schedaled to speak before the Optimist Club at noon tomorrow and at a mass meeting of Republican leaders at the Murat Temple tomorrow night. County Clerk H. Dale Brown,

state co-ordinator of the Eisen-|:

hower forces, said the rally will be rescheduled for sometime next month,

Car Hits Both Front And Rear Porches

Hitting the front porch of house with a car is no simple trick. Tagging both the front and back porch is nearly impossible — but according to a police report today it can be done. Police - said Mrs. Georgia E. Harlan, 42, of 523 E. New: York 8t., did it last night to a house at 338 N. Noble St. Officers reported

her car climbed the curb and four-| foot embankment, struck the! front porch, bounced to the side]

of an adjoining house, knocked down a fence—then bounced back to the first house, hitting the back porch and stopping in the yard. In the process, a 12-inch thick stump was sheared off and fencing, railings and rainspout were strewn over the area. Mrs. Harlan was to appear in court today charged with drunkenness and failing to have an operator's license.

Mass Teacher Firing Called Economy Move

HOWE, Ind., Apr. 24 (UP)— Lima Township Trustee John Sipe today defended the “dismissal” of a high school principal and six teachers as an economy move. He said he only asked for the resignation of Principal Lawrence L. Sayles and his wife, who teaches grade school. He said three teachers were replaced “as a matter of economy and administration” and that two others

resigned. In no case was ill will involved, Mr. Sipe said. ¥

Former Resident Here

Dies in Canada

Services for Ray T. Farnham, a former Broad Ripple resident, were being arranged today in Clarksburg, Ontario, Canada, where he died Tuesday while visiting a daughter. ~ Mr. Farnham, who was 70, lived here about 10 years before moving to West Wareham, Mass, in 1942. ; Surviving are his wife; five daughters, including - Mrs. T. Sherman McClean, Indianapolis, and two sisters. ?

Official Weather

UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU —Apr. 24, 1952—

“Sunrise . 4:55 | Sunset ... 6:32

ec h end. 7:30 a. m,.. 48 otal pre pation tation since Jan. 1 .....13.98 Excess Bett JOM. 3. airienisanisaan 1.3

¢ iin wing, table shows the tempera ure ny foul High Low Mesisama ssn var at sei 82 62 sebnun 45 42

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THURSDAY, APR. x, 1952

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Services Are Set For J. B. Rader

John B. Rader, retired police traffic. officer, will be buried In Crown Hill Saturday after 1:30 p. m. services in Hatsy W. Moore Peace Chapel. He

Methodist Hos. pital. Mr. Rader was 62 and lived * at 1039 Spruce St.

anapolis Police® Department 25 years, He was a patrolman at Union Trust Co. three years, and for the last 11 years was in patrol service at Allison Division, General Motors Corp. Surviving are his unghie. |} Mrs. Jessie M. Sohn and Miss | Mi Joan, both of Indianapolis; two | Srether sons, Harold, Indianapolis, ne Bre Roy K., Bt. Louis, Mo.; a brother, Oscar, Farmersburg, and three grandchildren,

Mr. Rader

Two New Yorkers Hurt As Cars Collide Here

Two New York City men were in fair condition today in Methodist Hospital after their car|pass smashed into another at the intersection of U. 8. 31 and Banta Rd.|! yesterday evening. John Gupere, 31, and Charles Pfeffer, 63, were traveling north, state police said, when Mr. Gupere suddenly lost control of his car and swerved into a vehicle heading south. The other driver, Ervin “G. Merklin, 37, of Homecroft, was treated and released at Methodist.

Gas Furnace Blast

Tosses Man 12 Feet A 76-year-old man, tossed 12|§¢ feet against a concrete wall by the explosion of his gas furnace, was to be released from General Hospital today. Sidney J. Shonkwiler, 5127 E. North 8t., was injured slightly yesterday when he tried to relight the pilot of his gas furnace when it went out.- -

1 Death Notices

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ALDEA~Mrs. Charles. ., FELDMAN—Infant Murray Lee. © JOSEPH-—Judy,

ALDEAC Mrs. Charles, 904 N. Temple, age | loved mother of Mrs, E. 8d away, Tie of — rancemeits’ I. Y SERV.

BREWER — Joseph Byron, beloved husband Ss Gertrude R., father of Mary Arlens, son of Mr. and Mrs, Louis Brewer, brother of Mrs. Joseph Shinstesd, Indianapolis; Ralph R. and Louis F. Brewer, Indianapolis; grandson of Mrs. Loretta Brewer, anapolis; passed away at his residence, 255 N. Arsenal Ave, Tuesday, Apr. 23; age 43 years, Services GRINSTEINER FU-

Funeral 601 E. New York 8t., pi by 10 15 m. Burial H. Cross Camatery, Friends invited. {ends may ai ur! 6 p. ms Thursday.

CHAST 015 Dawson S8t., AN rT jer HM May Duke, . y pie, Ruth Siler, Hobson Victor, Dale Mat~ ew al

surviv en. 9 great grandchildren, passed away Tuesday a. m, Friends may call at ER’ G FU

T W. HOME, 1420 Pr t Funeral services Friday. Don. oe the funeral home, Friends invited. Burial W Park Cemetery.

of Li of fa or Florence Klau usin g a . | Ohio:

8, a.m, St. Anthony’ # ends Invited. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call ” mor= tuary after 4 p.m, Saturda

DIPPEL—Edward J., TL Ind., brother of Mrs, James W. Albertson, Anderson, Ind. assed away Wednesday. Services LANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Saturday, 2 p. m, Friends invited,

FELDMAN—Murray Lee, 4622 Evanstons Ave, beloved infant son of Mr, and Mrs. Harrison Lee Feldman, randson of Wiiiam J. Evans and r. and Mrs Feldman, passed AWAY, Funeral Friday 10 a. m. from the Mars View C Rristian Church. Burial Washington Park. Callers at the church after 9:30 a. m. Friday. SHIRLEY SERVICE.

IRWIN—Joseph C. (Benny), age husband of Margaret Irwin, of Margaret Joanne, Clifford Leroy, Charles Bdmund and Paul Allen Irwin, son o and Mrs. Roy Irwin, brother of andrew, Los Aneles, Cal.; Charles, Richard oy ernon Irwin of Indiana apolis; Mrs, James Farrar, Indiana Mrs. George M. Winters, anchester, H.. and Mrs. Scott Shepp. Chitheo passed away suddenly Monday at residence, 6600 W. Beer cher t. Services Priday, 10:30 a. 0) KLE FUNERAL HOME, Ws Ww. 16th 8t. Priends invited, Burial Boone Hutcheson Cemetery in Putnam Co, Rome may call at the funeral ome.

Legal Notice

TON or MBRIDIAN RECEIPTS_A KP RIEsORS NTS CALENDAR YEAR 19051 1. GENERAL FUND

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RECEIPTS: Balance January 1, 1051 ....... $12,703.04 General Property Taxes ...,... 5,383.5 Gasoline Tax . .........s "er 541.93 State Liquor Tax 166 67 Building Permit Fees 1,642 50 Miscellaneous ........ 32.63

otal Lo lisiiiisessanevin 320, 20,949. 9.57 EXPENDITURES Salaries 1 Trustees & Clerk--Treasu es k Sekhl mAVeEtis: § 693.78 egal advertisOffice Supp os & le asl 50.76 ve al Expense ....... . Town Hall Rent ..... 125.00 Insurance 544.86 Town Marshal Salary .. 212.50 Fire Protection 2.268.34 Street & Drainage Maintenance 6,080.50 Engineering & Road Commission ala rie 8 dion" It Tide eeu piLihe’ bontion 31 +iors tie Ie Pr operties . aes lt League Dues ........ 39.94 Tot box Wawa ka a ve "$12,526.97 Bal, ! aii, 1 1952 ..cviesens ++ § 8.422.650

tal Bale & Bx eis "$20,949.57 nh» Aes RRET LAW POUND RE Jan, 1, 1081 ..pvevness. $ 1,348.04 From assessments ......oeee FP 936.35

Total ms 3 2,284.39 EXPEN RES: Pald on bonds .....eeaves “ee $ 413.54 Interest on bonds .....eeee ses 183.36

Total . .....voi0isiciasnvane Balance Jan. 1, 1053 Total Bs Bal. nS "$2,284.30

F Pr ROSTERS, TOWN oF AER IAN HILLS, INDIANA.

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ‘EXEC 1X

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Executrix of the Estate of Ralph E. Schenck, deceased, will, pursuant “to order of the Probate Court of Marion County, Indiana, offer for sale at the office of Kivett & Kivett, Attorneys, 1010 Illinois Building, Indianapolis, Indiana, at private sale, commencing at 10:00 A. M. Saturday, May 3, 1052, and continuing from day to’ day thstentity ag sold, the

real estate he estate said decedent, at 3 Se26 East Kessler Boulevard in the City of Indianapolis, Marion County, Indians, and described i od follows: Lot Number enty-two (22) in Brockton, an addition to the City of Indianapolis, the Is of which is recorded in Plat Book 25, page of ‘Mari: he uitice § Lhe Recorder 0 Arion, ounty, In TERMS SALE Said Sale will be made for ph a not less than the full appraised value thereof; subject to taxes for 1952, payable in 1953, and all subsequent taxes; otherwise free and clear of liens and encumbrances, and subject to the approval oa LX A Ta Court of

Marion County, of Ry or examination of abstract may be obtained by calling P. L. Hampton, Attorney, 1010 Illinois Buflding, LLS443 5443.

Budeutiix 3he 2) Ate of Ralph %. a Mie

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62 years; Jather of Mrs. Jessie Sohn, Joan, Roy KX . and Harold Rader, brother of Oscar Rader: grandfather of Sharon, Vicki Lynn Sohn and Carol Rader, Services Saturday, 1: 3 p.m. &t HARRY W. MOORE PEAC CHAPEL, 2050 8, Mich. St. Friends are welcome. ROBINETTE Henry fp husof ad ad aie.y jhe father

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BEECH GROVE a” Clean, comf. sleeping rm, priv, home., const Hot water, GA-1645,

— 125 West

535 ARBOR --~ Nice sleeping Close _transp. Gent only. MA- 8793. | WESTVIEW Dr. 1918, {rai rm. br. bath, priv, entr, AT-90i

28 Rooms With Board

PENN. 2002 N. .The Boarding Inn, rm. boarding for two young men.

ROOM—Male, female bed atient,

priv. home, Pract. nurse, ~ 30!

NICE room, good food, young man _only. I -1284. FRONT room for 32 people, Home| 20 cooking. GA-1167, a “PRIVATE HOME FOR ELDERLY WOMEN, FR-7680.

MATTHEWS Rest Home; chronies, diabetics, medical; lic. CA-9139.

(Chile Core) DAILY GOOD GARE for your child;

CHILD ar a in my licensed | home, 48th and Guilford. Av. 4839.

Near | RCA. ‘A

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PLA bath, faucet hot

39 Business Opportunities ’

are @ first class beauty |B operator andl want your own busihave a good proposition to

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John R. Moynahan Pron Fi

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Ideal for Offices, Nursing Home or House; In Mile Square On Intersection of 2 main business Brick and stone, 3-story, slate roof, | streets. rooms and hall 1st floor, 5 rooms wicks So busthéms in liquors an and hall 2nd floor, 1 sleeping room

35 Apts., Houses Unfurn. : B50 FLETCHER AVE, ~~

Small child welc, AT-1428, a; 1428,

ar APT. RENTALS WL ARRITIAN & 8. DEAL aww £0000

TLEY, Ho Btone va dbie. b rms. A fu irnistied. Ea

and ball room 3rd floor. Stoker fired , heating plant, Located 226 N, me 10000 4 maker.

« . Priced $18,000, Cash or i paras Gi 0 pi | "HALLHOTTEL CO., INC.” FOR lease by major oil co. |, custom ‘work. Southside location. pe 5 Jt ~ low LI-1508 or BL-9452. USED CAR LOT

| oil mplete, fully equipped, C.F. _PURDY 00. This Is Your Opporfunlly 15ers ang GRILL & SANDWICH SHOP illside Ave Veo, £000 bu us,, IM-8084.

If you are looking for a real buy, a business to be proud of, with ony On re

Sompanion hip for my children. | Hot lunch, enced: in play yard; 8) 1204 N | per week,

Mr. Mr. Downey.

WILL CARE for infant or child i? LEH my home, i: Hs day or weekly. | 13 RM

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9339. ‘WILL care for children jn my home,

$2 per day. Near Western rie. CH-483. UP. LIC.

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Goodhue, 788 ¢ Greencastle,

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