Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1952 — Page 22

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LOCAL DEATHS

WILLIS M. KUHNS, 73, of{3 p. m. tomorrow in Shirley Bros.| 2305 Ringgold Ave. retired em-/Irving Hill Chapel, Burial, Me-

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ployee of New York Central Sys-imorial Park.

tem’s Beech Grove Shops. ives-2 p. m. tomorrow -in Hurt Shefield Chapel.

wood Cemetery.

dent 52 years.

Nazarene,

468 W, at School 19. tomorrow in Home. Burial, Crown Hill.

Surs. DAISY D. CLINE, 68, of 302 W. New York St., local resiServices 10 a.m. morrow in West Side Church of Rushville,

MISS HELEN DURHAM, 53, of former teacher Services 10 a.m.

LOUIS C. 2728 N. Brightwood Services 10 a.m. Moore & Kirk Northeast Chapel.

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Dearborn St, Methodist

Burial, Crown Hill,

AUGUST J. ZIMMER. 71. of 1252 W. resident

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Washington 50 year

Burial,

FISCHER,

Wednesday in

St. Services.

Servy-| a CHARLES E. Green- 72

| i ag Yam - . ii Morgan. Waunets Sales. 12, of 281 N. Pershing Ave, book { [at St Vincent's — Johnnie, Margarette keeper for Zenite Metal Corp. | Christian: Lester, Aline Haas: Joseph, : : ial i Beverly Curtis; Elmer, Clara WoolServices 10:30 a, m. tomorrow in} | dridge; Donald. Dian Huffman: John, by a i > | Stella Cotts; Eugene, Joan Humble; Royster & Askin Funeral Home. ! Robert. Margaret Johnston: Charles Burial. Crown Hill. | Thelma Linstrum: Donald, Joan Many | Jesse. Betty Whitaker; Buford, Doron o u | thy Clirtts; Wiliam, | Gloria Hughes: Q PTO a 3 aul, Prances owalski, MRS. WOODIE SPIGHT, 61, of {At Coleman — Eddie, Tennessee Davis: 806 Udell St., local resident 36 James, Mary Goll: Mose, Artelia Gude: ea : . Eugene, Christina Miller: Audrey, Ola vears, Services 1 p. m. Wednes- Parker; Byron, Maxine Baker: Robart. day in Phillips Temple, CME Ear aphene Henarick; Charles, "gute Church, Burial, Crown Hill: 2 At Methodist—Lee, Tressle Corder; Say. Anna Leonard: James, Mary Call; n = » James. Lois McQuire; Harry, Yvonne MRS. ANNA K. WHITELEY, Kellerhouse: Brandt Mary Beckett:

69,-0f 2405 Sugar Grove Ave. Inresident 49

dianapolis Services

p. m, tomorrow in Flanner & By- Will follow,

chanan Mortuary.

Park.

Side branch Ice & Fuel Co.

Mortuary,

dent 42 years.

Canton,

MAXWELL B. of 2327 N. Pennsylvania St., West manager for Polar Services 10 a. m. tomorrow: in Flanner & Buchanan Burial, Bloomfield.

MRS. MYRTLE DAVIS, £2, of 4545 Washington Blvd., local resiServices wére to be at 1 p. m. today in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. to be in Oak Hill Cemetery, Leb-

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MRS. MARY WOLF, 88, of 2060, Delaware 8St., about 33 years, Services 10 a. m. tomorrow in

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Cemetery.

MRS. EF of 1227 N. Third Christian Church.

BIG 17" CROSLEY

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Gale St.

Burial, Floral

LEHMAN, 52

Burial was

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- Witltam, Barbara ily avin : 1 no 1 Mar ike: John, Mary Zorad: Hugh, MRS. LULA MAE PRICE, 4 Dies Here at 78 Mary Peunin ton: Fred, end prs | of 605 E. New York St. Apt, 2,! Edstrom: Guy, Lois McCléery; John, life resident of Indi: i : 2 | Katherine Hughes: James, Gretchen siden ) ndianapolis.; Services for Mrs. Ida J. FO-| Peed: Grover, Nellie Moore.

Services 1:30 p. m. Wednesday in M G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home. Burial, Greenwood Cemetery,

Nuns Study Business At New Lecture Series

Times State Serviee | NOTRE DAME, Jul than 150 gisters of Catholic or- , are attending an Institute on Practical Business in session at Notre Dame Univer! sity. The institute

ders

Wednesday,

The sisters re r Hisey & .Titus/schools Mortuary. Burial, Crown Hill,

1 p. m. Wednesday in! S . . ‘ ; : ii Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. RITE Services for Richard A! Si Franca—Donale: Gade Miidren Burial, Crown Hill, n CHARLES A. WETZEL, 79, of 144 W. 64th St. retired government meat inspector, p. m. Wednesday in Flanner &

9 Buchanan Mortuary,

| present colleges, jived here most of her life. and hospitals all over the

|{U.8. and Canada. In the insti-/ Church tute, they will receive informa-| 3 ISIAH ROBERSON, 56, of 325 tion dn how to cope with business! Blake St. Services 1 p. m. Thurs- problems which arise in day in St. John’s Baptist Church, daily work. Prof. Richard E. Ball! Church of the University College of Com-| merce is directing the school, Lectures will deal FIE WHEELER, 67, subjects as real member law, public relati Services and insurance,

| n 7] ! » * ' Indianapolis |BIRTHS

. ROYS At St. Francis—Charlés; Marjorie Wright: Walter, Fayetta Christenberry: William, + Wilma Kitchens: Wilbur, Frances®Sipple;

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APPLEGATE,

Donald, Rosemary Swan; Edwin, Shirley Weaver At General—John, Malta Commer: John, "Thelma Shields: Otis, Daisy Bryant, GIRLS

years, i

James, Rule BSursate;

- Medlock M. Weeks, 19, of 558 N. Tre- st Vincent's — William. = Patricia 3 3 rer: . n, ealrice ey, John, » mont St., will be at 10 a. m. Dor ar Steele: “Engene. Patricia

Gandolph: Harry, Martha Swain; Mar-

. Moore Roslyn Ramey: James, Edna Jessie:

tomorrow in Harry

vin,

1 wi in | Joseph Clara Flunk; Robert, Irma Services 4 Feace Chapel. Burial il be Aust: George, Eifel Jones; James, Roary : Mi Secor James, etly - Lou eatherly; . as ng on a a ie | Archie, Theoder Perkins

At Coleman—James, Doifothy Moore: Rob. ert, Pauline Brady: Talbott, Madonna Denny; Lloyd, Julia Hannan. . At Methodist—Frankiin, Vivian Britton;

Cremation

. Ida J. Fogarty

General — Clarence, June Stevens;

garty, wife of the late banker, Samuel, Barbara Fdwards.

|W. M. Fogarty, will be at 9:30 DEATHS

a. m. Wednesday in Kirby Mor- Mattie Chappel. 57. at 214 W,

26th, arteriosclerotic heart jtuary and 10 a. m. in St. Joan of Frieda Henry, 42, at Long, portal ecirrho-

\Arc Catholic Church, Burial win * {be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mrs. Fogarty, who was 78, died Y 21--More in her home, 4014 N. New Jersey

Grants $900 to Group |

The National Wildlife Federa-: tion has granted $900 to the InSt., Saturday night after a 10ng giana Conservation Advisory {lIness. Committee to help finance a Her husbandeawas one of the statewide survey of the teaching: ¢1o ge founders of the Fidelity Trust 1 ~ "|Co. here. He died in 1936. Born in Bradford, O., she had sne Ugly Eczema

{was a member of St. Joan of Arc) No Joke!

Problems

will

Survivors are four daughters, The itching torment of eczema is Mrs, Louis J. Richard, Bellevue, enough to make anyone wretched! theirip, . Mrs, Daniel Higgins, Rich- land anxious for relief. Sufferers; mond; Mrs. Joseph Kurker and from itching eczema, pimples, {Mrs. Ralph Ittenbach, both of In- angry red blotches or other irri-| |dianapolis; five sons, Francis, tating blemishes, get Peterson's with such Daytona Beach, Fla. and Wil- Ointment, 40c all druggists. One estate, business liam, Eugene, John and Maurice, | application must delight you or] ons, accounting all of Indianapolis, and 21 grand- money refunded. Also for itching children. {feet, cracks between toes.

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Great reductions on summer hats which means great

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SUMMER HATS

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i/3 OFF ON WOMEN’S 5.95 EYELET JERSEY DRESSES

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Pink,

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WOMEN’S, MISSES’ REG. $5 COOL COTTON DRESSES

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Shop every department for SAVINGS on items for every member of the family! Price reductions up to 1/2 on reqular stock, summer and fall needs! All merchandise included in this great Remnant Sale has actually SOLD FOR MORE!

2 PRICE! REG. 3.98 COTTON DRESSES

1 99

Daytime Dresses, Downstairs

Misses' and women's sizes in Dan River sheers, denims, embossed cottons! Wear new inte fall!

Plain broadcioths, flock dot sheers, pica-

1/> PRICE! WOMEN'S 2.98 DRESSES dillys, some brunch coats in the lot!

1 Misses’ and women's sizes. Daytime Dresses, Downstairs

SPECIALS IN THE CORSET DEPT.

Reg. $2 Two-Way Stretch Girdles__._____ Now 1.00

You save !;! Girdle and panty styles!

(76) WOMEN'S 3.98 PRINT LOUNGING ROBES

Va Saved! Pretty, washable cotton crepe printed lounging robes which require ne ironing! Sizes 32 to 38.

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(15) 3.98 RAYON CREPE TV PAJAMAS

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(350) !/s Off on 50¢ Garment Protectors__Now 35s

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CHICA. has informe presidential today. Gov. Schric nominating s prepared toda This was first clear-cut dication the luctant Stev son had ab doned his “ple

don't take r role. “I'll accept

I get the vot the Illinois g ernor said, cording to an impeachal source. That was professional f begin the 8 earnest. As these ments came f{ sional politic hordes of am Stevenson - F¢ ment.

Top Poli

Midwest De Gov, Schricke Committeema nois Sen. Scot National Co Arvey, were j son hoom by New Jersey, V North Caroli nia. . These poli been meeting last two days ed hotel suite. such hush-hu later today, Other. profi the Stevenson Former Ser Philadelphia, manager for Joseph Glu tional Comm Mayor Dav burgh. Jonathan D lisher and N tional Commi Gov, Menn

gan,

By CHICA one of thos who pull th

Vice Pr His boom was potent backe was in, : Then at th men at the moved, with Stevenson-f which had se ing but sta only $7500 to taken over b And Gov. wasn’t on th He told India he would acc Midwest D as they'd be Gov, Schrick Butler, Illino Scott Lucas, New Jersey, sylvania, Kai The Black want only o the befuddiec tion of the ti By breakf the deal was tablecloth of stone bigwig: first few bal it: (One of away from t porters coulc Stevenson ballot talk. ' it go to sec Just to sho vention.

Ditching Blamed o

BARKLEY ment was bif He blamed they'd been | ing him. Uni complaining inside at thi And all were laid, o fore AFL-C they'd not = it would be ion bosses have not kn + bave been d