Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 June 1952 — Page 24

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(Local Deaths Logien Club Fondo, potter | i i Third 8t., Beech Grove, a lifelong + Neb., June 26 (UP) 2 ° A (Cleanest Linens ya! “I've Ever Seen!

Marion County resident. Services CANTON, 8,D., June 26 (UP) | prs, Walter Twarling, 52, was

2 p. m. Saturday, Little & Sons| —~OMcers of the American Legion, (,.\. 1niureq in a farm accident Funeral Home, Beech Grove, (Club of Lennox, 8. D. pleaded =. musriing farm, 16 miles| Burial, Orchard Hill Cemetery, guilty yesterday to keeping gam- west of Dalton yesterday. |

pe” Bethe bling equipment In the clubrooms Cheyenne County Sheriff W. W.

” ” » . FREDRIC W. WAGER, 68,/and were fined 5100. |Sciuls said Mrs. Twarling’s head of 5941 Compton St. an Indian-| Five slot machines seized in wags pinned beneath a heavy truck apolis resident 32 years. Services, the raid early this month were bed which had been blocked up 11 a. m. tomorrow, Flanner & ordered destroyed. The contents|to permit some repair work. Mr. ‘Buchanan Mortuary. Burial,iof the machines will be turned! Schulz said Mrs. Twarling’s husMuncie. lover to the state school fund. (band was in the farm shed where

Fi ” ” | { MRS. CORINNE HILL. 36. of Ten Legionnaires and two mem- the accident occurred but was 80

bers of the auxiliary will appearigrief stricken he could give no (841 Pettijohn St. a resident hereiy, Myncipial Court here Pear Grie? on account of what had

{33 years. Services, 1 p. m. Fri-|muaaday t | |day, People's Funeral Home. zn., nye peace disturb- happened.

| Burial, Floral Park. They were accused of conduct- 2 | ed = 2 0» ne Dr. Batties Elect : g a demonstration at the trailer MISS ALMA McCAIN, 54, of pn t Pol 1209 N. Capitol Ave. local res-| onc Of Police Chief Robert Mur-| TERRE HAUTE, June 26 (UP) ident seven years, Berviess, 10/PhY immediately following the —Dr. Paul A. Batties, Indianapo-/ a. m. tomorrow, Church of Goa|8d: |lis, was installed yesterday as and Christ, 1143 N. Senate Ave. Chief Murphy said he had re-|president of the Hoosier State Burial. New Crown. {signed . from the department the | Medical Association, succeeding] Pati {previous day and didn’t know|Dr, J. 8. Smith, Muncie. Dr. M.| HEINRICH L. SUDKAMP, 95,/anyihng about the raid by state H. Loveall, Gary, was named |of 2331 Union 8t., an Indianapolis | officers. | president-elect.

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ow | WILLIAM D. ELE, £1, 428% | W. Merrill St., a resident here 50 years, Services 8:30 a. m. Sat-! urday, Farley Funeral Home, and | 9 a. m., 8t. John's Cemetery.

” » ” MRS. HELEN (WALTER WW.) PIPPEN, 50, 2415 N. Talbot Ave, | Services 3 p. m, Saturday, Harry |

| V. Hoote Peasy Chapel. Burial, | —completely installed with air | = a Tg Bs SE We Reserv a check, chain stop, four hinges BM! ok aad MURL BRIDGEWATER, 52,| and lock. : The Righ

1111 Winton Ave. Speedway, Post Office auditor. Services 10 a. m. Saturday, Flaner & Bu-| chanan Mortuary. Burial, Wash-| ington Park.

» ” n MRS. AMANDA (ELMER) | DAWSON, 83, 1602 E. 59th St., an| Indianapolis -resident 60 years. Services Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, no time set. Entomb-| ment, Crown Hill,

" - . | "MRS. CATHERINE S. HENRY, |{63, of 444 N. Highland Ave., In{dfanapolis resident 40 years. Serv{ices 1 p. m, Saturday, Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial, New| |Crown.

| ” ” ” : | MRS. JENNIE HOWE, 76, New|

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