Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 June 1952 — Page 11

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TWO Indianapolis business executives have been named to the national advisory board of Valparaiso University. Louis Brunke, 6711 E. 10th St., owner of the Anchor Serum Co. and Edwin J. Koch, 2120 8S. Meridian St., owner of the Koch News Co. were named to the board comprised of leading lay members of the Lutheran church from all over the

Services for Dr. Robert M. Moore, a widely known heart speclalist, will be at 1 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan | Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown EA | Hill

ave been made Dr. Moore, who died in Veter-

jon’s 3000 fore country. ans Hospital yesterday, was the James G. Walker, 31. San Francisco; Excess since Jan. 1 ............... + 2 ‘Frances L. Nafe, 25, 5060 N. Meridian ThE RES. rseas countries, | ith father of Capt. Robert Moore Jr., Marion Smith. 33. U- 8 Army: Mildred The, following table shows the temperattoprovide ful BE ra ru lke to Where fo Go the first Hoosier soldier killed in gy Kisore. 19. Soartanpure, 8. Co A Salon” 9 tle: High Low : 3 1 the school’s licies and as- ‘Baseball: Indianapolis In- Korea. Capt. Moore was killed van hence don Argon E. Mas-/ | Boston: TRIAGE B a - ud of the fact 5 pan its devel Po t | dians vs. Columbus Redbirds. July 186, 1950. “Se. 31 589 8. Maris. [Ghicau0. + B n . rs want to take sift. In eve'opmen.. | Victory Field. Two games. Box ’ ; wim x. Eres “2 47 N. Wallsey Bogert : 90 5 . t 1.70 1.40, | Dr. Moore, who was 67, began Henars ¥. os 'N. Alab ma Evansville "| . 96 3 th them to for= = Probation Powwow seats, $170, mezzanine, $ % or Fl. Wayne .. 3 ae peamed J. A. robati | grandstand, $1.10 and bleach. [his practice in 3607 N. Merk in Wiliam ©. deen. fe aD ry| FU Worth ©. Rf 4 sales manager, Gordon E. Weist, St. Joseph ers, 60c. Children under 12, 50c. |1913. He lived at eridian ps Jones. 4 i a "iy, ° 5. Army;| Kansas City .|111111111] oe o County chief juvenile probation 6:30 p. m. a Edward, nich. 3 2 arren: Mar-| { Minneapolis-st. Paul 110000 83 3 bi 3 has been named chairman _ Wrestling: Armory. $1.95 and | He was a member of the board | “tha wd a Watkins, | New” Grieans $a ale Babies 3 officer, ha n d cha ry. J hiids. New York 64 981 : @ for the annual conference of the $1.30. 8:30 p. m. of councilors of Indiana Univer- KR dalle I* ‘sunat. “28, | By. Mimi) | Qkishoma city’ : . 98 8 ami eS erve § more nows- fg Indiana State Probation and Pa- —|sity School of Medicine; chief of ETS, nh 4 Jackson Helghts Bua tatonic (a1 . i role Association: at French Lick 0 H the cardiac clinic, Indianapolis Yi Tony Strauss. 43 New XEiBit San Francisco 62 52 § years ago, to- Aug. 11 and 12. pen riouse City Hospital; past president of Tommie Culbsrton, 4. 3033 Nol *P RENAE 330i During the past 66 years more h 300 per cent ff Lt. Governor John Watkins and __ The 38th Reconnaissance Com-| indiana Heart Foundation; and Heres 11 Di B-50 yoo edeceagre av 1 George N. Craig, Republican can- PAY Of the indiana National chairman of the board of trus- DIVORCE SUITS FILED ie as b- on SEO ania bar A rage per baby Guard will hold open house at 8/iees Indiana Heart Faundation. : Margaret B. vs Stewart Roberts. Mary than 28, milies have chosen Bsunits. Today. § Gate or EOernO a tha/P. m. today In the South Side" Dr. Robert M. Moore 5: Rorkiam Sonaos. Noah 18. Rok: Crashes, Burns d with 7.5 mfl- | Buen’. Speatisrs |Armory for potential recruits, | Hospital Staft Member Fi Lipengrry. James R, vi Jelh | AKENHEATH AIR BASE, i this conference, | tion; Indianapolis Medical Soci-|Moresh = Gladvg 'N ve. Jui Kemmedy, Flanner & Buchanan service. 8 to feed : : The company has extended the| 11s was also a member of the! lety; American Heart Association; oy Adair vs. Donns (Momudis. iliam England, June 24 (UP) — An od industry is. © Pair of Queens invitation to all boys between thes, ¢r of Indiana University Hos-| Indianapolis Academy of Medi [jon Ww. Ernst G. Harold ve: Eleanor i American Air Force B-50 “Atom ? 1 a volume of = ‘ages of 17 and 18%; years to 100K| iq). visiting staff, St. Vincent's) { Salverstadt, ys: Bana ¢ St man, Vieal Bomber,” the first of. its type to This record is your guarantee of Miss Barbara Bennett, 1502 N. over their equipment and learn|n : visory|C.ne and Surgery; Central Soclety|*\3G; Hirchens. Veima J. va. Jacki arrive in Brital shed ness for little Shannon Ave. will be installed what the unit trains to do Hospital; staff and the AdviSOr¥iot Ciinical Research; American'A. Hacker. ~~ ~~ b h aed ung . i” | : as Queen of Bethel 53 Job's : |Board of Methodist Hospital; Association for Study of Goitre: BIRTHS | oo ard sre Today. said all finest service—at prices anyone Daughters, at 7:30 p.m. Satur- Doctor's Degree American and Indiana State and|peita Tau Delta; Nu Sigma Nu, Boys 11 crewmen were killed. 2 : day in the En- Charles W. Reimer, R. R. 2,(Marion County Medical Assocla-|anq Sigma Xi. A Be Aine, Dorothy lewlsi “rne Air Force said the plane con afford: y eorge { " river i glewood Mason- 4 former instructor in botany and He was a Republican, Presby- A} Si" Vincents Clarence. Nada Henryl crashed into waste—ground besing Crash ic Temple. German at Butler University, has {terian, Mason and contributed| Beverly Holland. "tween two farms at Bryant Max 3 Others to be received his Doctor of Philosophy Local Deaths regularly to medical journals. At Methodist —Arihur. Mary Schombers:| Bottom, a hamlet near LakenWis, June 24 5 installed include § degree in botany from Michigan | Dr. Martin was born in Somer-| Lit&i Joseph, Betty Schmalz; John. heath, soon after taking off for wahn, 5 Eee % Miss Martha State College. dusted MRS. EVERETT W. ELLIS, 31, ville and was a graduate of IU Av. Coleman: Johnson. Clarissa Beaven; & routine training flight from 1 instantly. here Hutson, gen lor dn Biel was pa Wa ad from of 2037 N. Rural St, an Indian- and Harvard. During World War| Hunt. Norman. Bessie Kendall: Raroid, the Royal Air Force base at FLANNER is car was hit i princess; Miss utler niversity in : and apolis resident 16 years. Serv-|1 he was a captain with the Army! Betty McCammon. BD | Mildenhall. ELT n streamliner. Phyllis Lewellen, later earned his master's degree ; ... 1. 30 a. m. Thursday, G. H.| | Medical Corps. As Seneral-—Harry, “Anita. Johnson: Been An English police officer who BUCHANAN Mr. Bowahn © junior princess; there. He also studied foreign yor. mann Funeral Home. Burial | ps |At_Home—Willle, Ruth Killman. 918 E. 8t.| rushed to the scene said “The py -0ssing, but ape Miss Judy Hicks, languages at the University of Washington Cemetery. Survivors are his wife, Mrs.| Cir Girls B-50 was burned right out. There 4 Howweve vig-wag signals ; guide, and Miss Nebraska for the Army in World ss »- 8 {Eva Belle VanDyke Moore; a son, At st. Franeis—James Beverly Kemmerer; are no survivors so far as I SALLECREEK AT MERIDIAN ST. t train waiting ub War IL MRS. LILLIAN V. JACKSON, Philippe V.; a grandson, Chris. $9idon Rosemary Byrd; William, Eliza-| pave been able to check to date.” Joan Huber, H 1 h d th arted across the marshal. Miss Bennett p ta 2 tat a8 Served In 11€69, of 1934 N. Capitol Ave., a res-|tine VanDyke Moore, Cincinnatl; At St. Vincent io Amy Pactonon. 3 Local firemen and U. 8. Afr rove trom 08 | ie popup Peel botany sats wt Depot Gober bent mee 3 rar Services 118 ne. Mr: Glen Sl, Gary, og EA RELA HUA. puree tee. Fusne lo ox hit by the pase Schmidt, 218 N. Tremont St., will| ‘|p. m. today, Stuart Mortuary|brother, William; four "nephews in Nore Kibet i feo Pierce: tinguish the fire. : and one niece. : | John, Patricia Rainey; Murl, Rosey Her- _ — np>"A_’"™ Y

be installed Queen of Bethel 56, | Graduation Chapel, . Burial, Crown Hi

BE 2 Job’s Daughters, at 8 p. m. Sat-| Three classes from the Indian-| THOMAS or. N ns Homes : urday in Evergreen Masonic apolis Public Schools’ School oflo1a 8. Chadwick EELY, al \ta., June 24 Temple. Fragues] Nursing will be gray. sional tap dancer. Services 3 p. m. Saskatchewan Others to be installed include von — Tee shu ¢|today, Shirley Bros. Central {ldest rampage Miss Beverly Lee, senior princess; Short ay mn 3 ep ao > all o Chapel. Burial, Floral Park. sing at the rate Miss Sue Gilbert, junior princess; Shoriridge High Schoo o hour today and ] Miss Joan Karl, guide, and Miss CHARLES HARRINGTON, 83, omes of 1000 Sue Kern, marshal, Dentists to Lecture Rashi, 2 elired Adianagolts Birthday Party On Oral Cancer at flU [services 1 p. m. tomorrow, Harry

Twenty-one members of the. The dentist's role in the battle WV Moore Peach Chapel. Burial, i

Cumberland Order of Eastern against cancer wjll be the topic of Memorial Park. Lae - Star. will. receive. 2-year 8 Sinssh all-day SYR Ros, aden dentists, rs ama ; & BEE Te

i = SEO THR ay rea i ite or nan “its 25th-anniversary at ® m: Univ edical * Centar: ork] Wednesday in ig i a tomorrow. = -~ |apolis resident 50 years. Services

Emphasis will on m £2 p. m. tomorrow, Montgomery Masonic Temple. phasis will be on means of 7 P. ". tomo! ‘Burial, Washingacteotine oral cancer in its oe Pins will go to Mr. and Mrs.! stages. Four authorities on the| ton Park. . William Hilkene, Mrs. Evdna!

b Th : " = 5 Snider, Mr. and Mrs. George Jolly, from 9:30 a. m. to 415 n,n. 1s. DORIS C. WEDDLE, 59, of

Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Longenbery,! 3160 N. Capitol Ave., a grocer, Mrs. Sharlie Lewis, Mrs, Vivian I Mk by. the JU Schoo) and for 50 years an Indianapolis Malick, Mrs. Leota Pebworth, Speakers are Dr. Edward resident. Services 1:30 p. m. Mrs. Mildred Rockwell, - Mrs./gmith, professor of pathology at Thursday, Harry W. Moore Peace Orpha Showalter, Mrs. Nanie 17 Medical Center; Dr. Maynard Chapel. Burial, Washington Park. Twinehan, Mrs. Lloyd White, Mrs.|K. Hine, dean of the IU School of . 8 Lola Black, Mrs. Edna Kiester, Dentistry; Kurt H. Thoma, ELMER a SMITH, 77, of 1119 Mrs. Gusta Snider, Mrs. Naomi D.M.D., Brookline, Mass., and|N. Tibbs Ave., a resident here 23 jonusen, Mrs. Dorothy French, Joseph L. Bernier, DDS., chief of years. Services 1 p. m. Thursday, rs. Edna Gordon and Mrs, Viola the dental and oral pathology sec- Stevens Chapel of the Flowers. Etter, ition, Army Institute of Pathology. Burial, at Lizton.

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