Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1952 — Page 18

i MRS. MRS. MINNIE B. BARRETT. d . 78, 1 1434 Bradbury Ave, local resi-| MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Gerald Decius, 83. “dent 15 years, Services 10 a. m. | gias. Eples. 3 i fans ; Hasel H.|Edna Delong, 74. ¥ :

ti “8. Vincent's, cere- | ards, 54, at General, auricu-|

Saturday in J. C. Wilson Chapel, mavin’ H. re 25, 4 — Cahn

Edw Barbara L. Snyder, 28 2038 N “Tar fibrillario ~of the Chimes. Harial, Memorial. ‘Ralph Utterback, 71, 85 8. Harding; Tol william “Ervin, "43. at 2150 Shriver, catio

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; dwn CHARLES WOODS, 52, of 1029) Croxe, 2: “W. 20th St, former Keys Club, oh A econ: 35 mols. Of t 2413 North “janitor. Services 10 a. m. to- ad Sibadley, Jae! 5 0% + Abas R I pu, 80, at 2413 Northwestern,

Wa bash. “morrow in Jacobs Brothers’ West Carroll W. Eilison, 27. 3115 Graceland: John Heller. or at 826 Broadway, oerebral nor L. Hawks, 31, 38 E. oth. hemorrhag

reinom: i) E. Mg conrad Siathwohl. 58, at 920 N. Sinbama:] 1; wy lino cardiovascular.

Elea Rg! y8ide Chapel. Burial, New Crown. Billy "CS amin 24. 3044 N. ‘Talbot: Mari- Magy Hinch, “55. at 1225 N. Bancroft, car-| (lyn R. Tolson, 34 2021 N. Delaware. | cino Z . 8 = Dayid W. Barngrove, 22, 934 E. Moryls; Mary Jenkins, 77. at 1017 N. Tecumseh, | Doris 8. Wagner, 19, 934 E. Morris. | myoe

MRS. LENA ROBINSON, 87, Donald R. Powell, 21% , USK; " Barbara J.|Pave Keever, 81, at Msthodist, coronary ‘olis - res rvices a Hewes, 46, 2534 N. Gale, g | ington, cardiovascular. oa isn Ey TI gg E. Sydnor, 31, Lawrenceville,” fu; ober Padgett, 48, at B8t. Vincent's, . M. Higbee, 53. Lebanon; : Do dies, 45, 0) Cold Spring Rd. eatitis. | a Cutt OF Me Ey 2», is 5 ne, ithet RK ar A Ids, 90. at 2007 N. Capit L J urtis anue vi n na Reynol a apitol HENRY E. JOHNSON, 62, of R. Carter, 18, 1517 Edgecom i Janey, arterjosclerotic heart. ¥ akemote, 25, 713 Locke. is. J. pik R R. R. 2; Jo Ann! Rose Spink, 73, at Methodist, sarcoma. 23, Sos: Bonnie M.! a. ster, Mass. Lucas, 24, a1 N. Tacoma eam Towers. 48, at 1436 W, 22d, .day afternoon at Worce, Rabe bert E b 3 Merson Towers #2 x = 26. . Oakianio on. wiffia m, 21, LON Jeanne M. GAL I Hi ehr, 23, at Veterans, rheumatic} rea % USN: Jean M. Cole, _h

- Rosebury, 19, R. occlusion of 2620 Shriver Ave. Indianap-|o PT J0 By Ragtls of orman Dr.:| Schuyler Kelley. 63, at 420% E' Washoe paidell Sydnor, 36, 331 8S. Lyons ‘neral Home. Burtal, Crown Hill. Minna M.| Rolland Parsons, 56, at Veterans, pan- - Charles R. Jeffersonville; Nine Perry, 60, at 1020 N. Denny, cars| a. 1036 N. Tuxedo St., employee of Matthew Reed. 25, FO besy: ” Deloria Bridget Ryan, 85, at 533 Goodlet, myo-| | ‘Oo. Services and burial Satur-|yBrosddus. 18 R. R. Zola Stuart, $5. at 168 N. Riley, car-| 8, Lawrence: Marjorie EB. sion : Zora JTrusier, #7, at 47 E. Washington, | GEORGE ROBERT SHIPMAN, peers. Js 143 Herschel . eart 58, of 147 N. Highland Ave., mem-| 26, Law Claude Wilkerson, 60, at General, arterio-'

Ra maehd LE Be Berg man, 30,.210 ww ki lonephrosclerosis her Holy Cross Catholic Church. Haze der, 133 Daxiand: | | Mary XY On ung, 90, at 5128 Kingsley, myo-' (Services 8:30 a. m. Saturday in Robert. Coo: 38 a Ce iainfe Betty Hardin,| carditis: : 1

Grinsteiner’'s Funeral Home and riy'1 Sanee 37. 312 ‘83 a. m. In Holy Cross Church. whiCCluze, 5, Burial, Calvary. Me

Bw s a ORCE SUITS JOHN H. HOFFMARK, 66, Elmer TS IED Ck 14908 8. East St, member mats ni ert (Smith; Morrif P. vs. Hentietta k {Society and local barber union. |; 08 Chutes: yr Bering eared Truc Victim’ : Death ‘Services 3 p. m. Saturday in G. (Roderick J. Frasier; Evelyn F. vs, Charies| Is Ruled Accidental

“H. Herrmann Funeral Home. Bur- Elmer vs. Rosie Hard A ao h ty: Geraiding. vor Wil JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind, July|

VS, } ‘lal, Concordia Cemetery. Anny Ruugherty; Geraidine vs. William

MRS. RACHEL (ABE) SELIG- bate: ation Fiosoes, 3 | MAN, 65, of 4306 Crittenden Ave, EE wn ‘Indianapolis resident 47 years. W: Crump: Glare sve janine 5 oles 128, Louisville, who was ese | iBervices, 2 p. m. Friday, Aaron YR Bh nnS] Jie LS Qrobis RB. beneath the wheels of a truck. ‘Ruben Funeral Home. Burial, [Evans Sarah B. vs. Joseph Jarrett.

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N DeQuincy; Eleanor CLUBS

, 25, 2923. Guill | E. Teachout. 31. 147 N. Tibbs; judianapells Kiwanis. Noon esting Pearcy, 23, 1147 N. Tibbs, | Riley Room, Hotel Claypool. C. A. Gillespie, personnel department, Allison Binist n of General) Motors Corp., talks on “The Three reats

Harold E., Morgan Jr, 18, andj BIRTHS Willie Spinks, 17, both of Louls-| BOYS ville, were with Mr, Sams when, i" St. Franeis—Willlam, Mildred Archer; he fell beneath the wheel of the|

Jerrs, Mary Hoaglin; William, Barbara delivery truck, the report said. | Bain: John, Mary Pasteur.

‘Death Car Driver | At General—Joseph, Constance Adams;

Venues His Case Harold, Jewel Bullock,

- BEDFORD, July 10 (UP)-—The At Coleman—Allen, Eleanor Aldred; Wilof Donald Smith, Blooming-| Ham, hls Kikendall; Richard, Juan-! ‘ton, charged with. reckless Romi a1 Paetiudisl. Keune, Katherine -Mil- . egfrie melia Langer; Theodore, cide, at nave to Lawrence on Dorothy Harder; William, Mary Wilson: cuit ay on a change OL) Basil, Juanita Berry; Ted, Mary Nowak. ‘venue. 1, St. Yincent! Be-Chigjess ‘Ester Henn: ith char with reck-| eorge, ena orkman; Prancis, AnSm was ged gelica Spurgeon; ‘Arthur, Al . ‘lessness which allegedly caused a. ringer. u, She's Du ! two-car collision southwest of At Home—Irving, Shirley Heath, 4937

‘Bloomington last Sept.’ 22, in, “'AUHen Ave

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at 2433 N. Talbott.

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