Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 July 1952 — Page 7

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THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1052 Dr. Dicks Rites | Set Saturday .

Services for Dr. Clarence Ww. Dicks, retired Indianapolis dentist | who practiced here 50 years, will be held at 10 a. m. Saturday,

yesterday in his home at 4480 N.! Pennsylvania St. Born in Ladoga, he was an In-| dianapolis resident 62 years and was one of the first tenants to! open an office in the Odd Fellow Building. His dental office re-. mained there until he retired im 1948. He was a member of the body| of elders of Tabernacle Preshy-!1 terian Church, Oriental Masonic § Lodge, Scottish Rite and Murat Shrine and was a life member of the Indianapolis Dental Society, Indiana State Dental Association and American Dental Association. He was on the board of di-| rectors of the Salvation Army. His wife, Mrs. Frances Brownell Dicks, is the only immediate survivor. |

Edward Hermann Dies at Home

Edward A. Hermann, local manager, died yesterday in ‘his home, 1635 N. Capitol Ave,

Mr. Hermann; 58, was manager, and part-owner of “the Illinois] : So Hotel, 27% 8. Illinois St. He was| . a member of American Legion!

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sional baseball until entering the’ 14 happened a long way from Indianapolis, but army in World War I. two local soldiers took part in a “mock” battle in Surviving are his wife, Anna- g,rea which turned out to be the real thing. dean; one sister, Mrs. Leo Little,’ Pvts. Howard W. Jordan, son of Mr. and Mrs. and two brothers, Andrew and|wijjijam J. Jordan, 1917 Holloway Ave. and RichJoseph, all of Indianapolis. ard A. Horney, son of Paris H. Horney, 523 N. Services will be held at 9:30/pjne St, were on a night training probiém near 8. m. Saturday.in the'Lauck Fu- the front lines.

neral Home and 10 a. m. in St. The local GIs and the others in

Roch’s Catholic Church, with . burial in St. Joseph Cemetery. id company Had set up an am- Where to Go jpush to “capture” some Other pireworks display by Sahara Americans. Instead, the ambush, Grotto. Butler Bowl. Advance

netted three Chinese Reds who! tickets: adults, 75¢c; children, | . lwere trying_to infiltrate the Unit-| 258. At the gate, §1. 8 p. m. led Nations lines. Baseball: Indianapolis Indians | vs. Louisville Colonels. Victory Stewardess ¥ Field. Box seats, $1.78; dinind 4 i nine, $1.40; grandstand, $1.10, | and bleachers, 60. Children un- | “der 12, 50c. 8:15 p. m.

In Indianapolis

MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED, Alice Ann Jones, daughter of

‘Business Boosters |

{| Twenty more signs directing {motorists to the Broad Ripple | business district have been erected! near Broad Ripple by that .community’s Business and Profession-| al Women’s Association. | - The signs have been erected {along road$ in the northern part of Marion County. Mrs. Vincent {| Russo is president of the organ- | ization

Jo Ann

Miss Jones

Arthur L, Walters, 21, U8. Army: Veronica B. Sonavec, 20, U. 8. Army Mr. and Mrs. J, Sas C, Warren, 35. 2395. .W. Moris, JONES: Plain-s, a arre! orp: Maudelen Pinkston, 25, 5017 W. field, has won her rande ve Richard C. Fackler, 24, U. 8. Army; Phyl- wings as an VEST Data 1h CHAD, odes. Rose, TNETCAR SA 1 Pe Tg erry Jr. 22, an es; 08e L. Robinson, 22, 1417 E 17th (lines stewardess. Carl Ey Shuler, "3 1338 o No Geniral; Frieda; She will work Ernest C. Shaw. 8 4m8 E 34th: Woneta aboard planes einmeyer. - adstione Thomas 8. Cooper Jr. 24, Acton; Pauline pperasing nt of chardson. - % James F. Loop, 27 wichita. Kas.; Love Field, al John F. Statford 30. 66 E. 12th: M t Jas, Tex, onn alfor: 0, Argare L. Alleyn. 27. 17 W. 21st. Before enrollJohn u Pract 5. da E. 31st: Clara ing at the airroctor 8 Joseph F. Everroad, 39, 1730 N. Illinofs: {lines’ training 1512 N.lcanter, Alice atTifthots; ytended Bytler University: Virginia -A. Adems, 2% 5631. Univers —

Rosemary B. Cracrafts, 285. Pennsylvania. Robert PF. Krueger.« 35, 2248 N.

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William Harris, 18, 29 W.- Greeley; R YR. Olmstead. 16. 23 ‘NN; ‘Richland eae Floyd N. Shaw 23. U8 Army: Ann Waitowiex “3259.8. Army (WAC),

E Smith, 18, 1211 N Tibbs, Lawrence Kielblock. 43. R. 11: Else Obermaier, 41, 4170 Washington Blvd. Norbert Kelley. 52. 429 Riley: Margaret E. Kelley. 49, 5256 EN 11th Fdwin J. Parry, 26, Allentown, Pa.; Priscilla Gimenez, 24. Indiana Robert W, DeWitt, 31. 5224 E Mae O. Smith. 26. 2353 N. Adams Rhonley McConnell, 31, U. 8. Army; Dorothy Hughes. 29, 3942 Cornelius

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Kenneth A. Revis, 22, Chicago: Mary E Vehorn, 20, 326 “N. Mount. Joseph H Dall. 24. U. 8. Army; Marylou

1420 N. Groff.

DIVORCE SUITS FILED

Erlane vs. Forrest Rodgers, Hermandine vs. William Fritz, Dorothy W. vs. Claude Elslager. Joseph vs. Riley Young, Mary J.| vs. John ‘K. Nicholson, Beatrice vs. Floyd Johnson, Barbara vs. Richard A. Barry] @ Virginia vs. Frank M. Larrisan, lda M. vs. Leon Williams, Nelson N. Dorothy G. Kauffman, Lowell F. vs. Luetite Elliott, |

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Unemployment Claims Highest i in 20 Weeks

. Unemployment claims for last

week were the highest in the last 20 weeks as 31,200 Hoosiers filed 3

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Many of the new claims were results of the steel strike. How-

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the Indiana Employment! {Security Division reported today.

dropped as industrial pace slowed.

Local Deaths

MRS. NEL LIE SCANL ON, of 32 N. Temple Ave., olis: resident 44 years, Services, | 9:30 a. m. Saturday, Blackwell Funeral Home, and 10 a. m., St. Philip Neri Church. Burial, Holy |Cross.

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MRS. MARGARET McCLAIN,! {78, of 29268 Shelby St., Indian-! apolis resident 43 years. Services! 9 a. m. Saturday, SS. Peter &

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Friends may call at Kirby Mortu-! ary after 1 p. m. today. = » ® MRS. IDA SPANGLER, Spencer, formerly of Indianapolis. Services, 2 p. m. Saturday, West Funeral Home, Spencer. Burial, Hudson "Hill Cemetery, Spencer.

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FRANK G. ROSS, 71, of Bridgeport, employee of City Sanitation

Plant. Services, 10 a. m.” Satur- | day, Bridegport. Burial, Shiloh Cemetery.

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WILLIAM H. DODD, 73, of 7777 W. Washington St., elevator operator. Services, 9 a. m. Saturday, St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Burial, Holy Cross.

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JOSEPH E. ALLEN, 62, of 425 S: Rural St., employee of Goodwill Industries, Inc. Services, 1:30 p. m. Saturday, Harry W. Peace Chapel. Burial, Crown Hill. = = ”n

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