Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 July 1952 — Page 4

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Theater Man's Local Vital Statistics LOCAL DEATHS ~ Services Set

a 1 ire; David K. Whitsit, 31. 1544 English: Carol AL Lulewin Lous. Lucllle LORE 5915 E. 26th St, Indianapolis Northeast Chapel. Burial, Crown Marvin D. Abney. 18 1413 8. Grant: coo TWINS startin, resident two years. Services, 2 Hill | Virginia M. Stider. 16. 1801 8, Deniz. (AC Si. Vinceat's—Charles, Dorothy Shake: p mm Thursday, Jacobs Bros. W. Jack Marks Was Spi Movie Pioneer Here

willam R Casey. 7 Bi \ rk. 23. . Talbot. 8 i » res - tho TI oN. Holmes: DEATHS ° a : a Side Chapel. Bufial Nev Crown. Services ; . Ball, ‘ ‘ | \ A general, cere . ma a Margaret Cannon, 47, at { MRS. (RAY) EDNA LL.

Charles L. Trotter, ‘22, 1454 Thursday | Russell Sapien, 47, 909 8. a Thelm emorrbase. :

. ‘1200 E. 42d : ummb® . a 13 | Ratph Nae near 5375 N. Park; Mark Covert, 60, at St. Vincent's, pueu- BARNES, 76, of 5914 Primrose For Mrs Metzler ! Patricia A. Ent, 21, 5526 N. Kenwood. mona. Ave. Services, 2 m, Thursday . | Robert L. Venerable, 28 1017 E. 20th: j.n, Duckett, 85, at 2417 E. 16th, arterio- ol . & By Re . M " Ir Services for Mrs. Emma MetzHfianner ucnanan MOTIATY: ler, 65, of 3349 E. Michigan St.

i pwis, 23. 1505 Mi t. Services for Jack Marks, pi- orAe awison. is Slontanh Bar- vier it. 36, at 6221 College, carci- poor chown Hil de rN . will be at 1:30 p. m. Thursday in! BEN R. TURNER SR. 93, ol the" nome. Burial

of « 8 Artis, 16, 2738 N. Keystone, oneer theater owner, will be 11:30 , bara Arte JO on. 77. 2805 E._ 10th:| noma. roe as 254 Coniral. otter y he Indi ap- Mary E. Spencer, 28, 544 Middle Dr. Charles Fidler, 75, a . T a. m. tomorrow at the Indianap Woodru(t Place. 5 rio. 7. Talbott bral hemorrhage. i General” olen] 4554 Broadway, retired insurance tut home, Bu Sullivan. 33. : : . A : olis Hebrew Cemetery, and in TYL™ “yClunnas iss N. Talbar. ori ‘agent. Services and burial in Mt. in wn i , 74, at 128 W. 21st, arterio- g . Clarksburg, W. Va. tonight. James Gibsoi Sterling, Ky. B. sldent of

DIVORCE SUITS FILED sclerotic Nears. LON . ag . 63, at Method cl- | A Mr. Marks, who was 80, died Viola V. vs. Frank C. Schaeffer, Nomie Bditn Goisay 63, at Me st, car CHARLES W. NEAL. 76, of Indianapolis 48

his countr ; . s. Tt s a i Sunday afternoon at Y E. vs. Dale L. Munns Alma. ve Thomas | lis Hensiey, 76 at General, cerebral 4531 Indiana Ave, Indianapolis ¥* ®, Mes. Metz:

home at Good Hope, near Clarks- E. Campbell, Paul C. vs. ! ges Jordan thrombosis. ! d . i burg. He was bors in Wheeling, [¢Roy LaPord, en ve Albert McNear, Nettie Jones. 61, at Long. carcinoma. |resident, 53 years. Services, 10) ora. hs. . < h In. Viola M_ vs. Merle J. Brown. Laura B.| ajonze Keys. 70, at General ulcer. la. m. Thursday, C. M. C. Willis| AY : W. Va, and was brought to In- "7. Bell’ Jr. Evelyn vs. Joseph Pier-!j oo, MeGiynn, 36, at. Veterans, portal] ‘ | Survivors are {& Son Chapel. Burial, New her husband, Ar-

8 ; ant. son, Joan vs. Sydney R. Maxwell rir rhiosiS. dianapolis when. an inf Pi Nicholl, §9, at 908 N. Riley, cardio- ‘Crown. Mr. Marks pioneered in the mo- BIRTHS VASCUIAT. oF NP “l Rw ithur J.; a son, i try and opened BOYS Mary Noousn, 38, at 52 . Pennsyl- v is tion picture indus Dy Ce At St. Franels—Charles, Virginia Livings- ygaia, sclerosis. i MRS. RUTH TYREE, 46 of Arthur E; a bi the - first motion picture eater “i n Jake, Ima DeWitte: Marvin, Ida Claudia Fatterson, at 3963 Cornelius, (408 E. Southern Ave. lifelong| daughter, Mrs, in West Virginia. He continued Kennedy! Clarence Mary Edwards, fo COrOUATY UrOmbOsS. os N. Meridian, [TeSident of Indianapolis. Serv-| Isabelle Smith; a pry Metzler g b ss activities until his x; y Virginia Linzie; Wil- Lens Rubens, 80, a . "ic a pine 3 y : Ham Katheyn Hill: Ceell Dotty Floyd. myocarditis. al 10 a. m. Thursday, G. H.|brother, Edward t ndchileath. . AL St. Vincents ~Mathew. Laurel Schueld- Aarul Subiiey. 83, at 1329 Roache, mitral Herrmann Funeral Home. Bur-J. Wolfarth, and two gra , y br; V eryuson; ho £ sulliciency, # 1 we BNai B cae EIR Patricia Grady: Lindsey, Beity Daven: Gladys sullivan, 54. at 722 N. Belleview, lal, Washington Park. \dren, all of Indianapolis. e ‘Na Tr ge, Elks |

port - ble Shearer: Ir- g Lodge, the Independent Theater A! Methodist Robert Ne: or aii Anus Whiteley, ov, at 3106 Sugar Grove.

| ving Dorothy Rosenbaum: } win y : ROBERT LIL. THOMPSON, 44 . * Owners Association and various! Helen Sueple: Walter, Bessie Myers: Mary Wilson. 11, at 1906 W. Washington.of 1160 W. 27th St., resident ot Mrs. Hinchman

civie groups Herman Genevieve Mattox: A onary occlusion.

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Survivors besides his wife Geor- “pennis. Florence Gant bral taromnbosis .. |1 p. m, Thursday, Patton Funeral| a nh : 3 . Wil- Corabelle Wolcott, 26, at St. Vincent's, | + , gia, are a son Richard, Tuscon, At Coleman Booker. Selly Carter; Wil CCURIL] eum ir mai nyper.| HOE. Burial, Floral Park. Services for Mrs. Christine O. Ariz.; two sisters, Mrs. Oscar, Fahy: Harry. Demetrica Harvey: Jo- Roma Hesentrs, ’ . | iHinchman, 74, of 5519 Haver-

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i w = Markun and Mrs. Ann Davis, of 3h Betty Howurs: John, Rena Smith.! (oi0kell Harper, 65, at 2529 Raiston,, NORMAN O'DONNELL, 79, of ford Ave. will be at 10 a. m. Indianapolis; two nephews, LOUIS ; si pramele_ Willard, Marjorie Hilgert. Frank M. ledges, 69, at 536 N. Bancroft, 2304 Woodlawn Ave. Indianap-| Thursday in Shirley Bros. Central R. Markun and Leo Silver, of In-| Jullo Naoma Batista: Calvin, Juanita carclioms. oo. oo 208 N. La-|0li8 resident 50 years. Services, Chapel. Burial will be in Condianapolis, and a niece, Mrs. Gil-| Borothy ples: Prank. Rosemary Johns:| mali, carcinoma. {1:30 p. m. tomorrow, Meyer &|cordia. Cemetery. Home. Burial, Mrs. Hinchman, who died yes-

. db , ; . <i Ber . Johuson, 84, at 624 E. 12th, | bert Strauss of New York City. | Vernon, Minnie Belden; Richard, Mar Boris BJs 1850 {Abdon Funeral EE — terday afternoon in her home,

N Puhs nat dani AC et Francis. Beranice. Pryor: Ada L. Jones, 68, at 818 Beecher, arterlo-| Washington Park.

Fister, Mary Purcell: Raymond, Ruby sclerotic heart. Lyles. George, Mary Smith; William, William Andrew Martiner, 68, at

. ope i Ler Pork Price Ceilings | Phoebe Alfke: Herman. Rita Strakis;| Methodist, coronary occlusion. |

eee Clarence P. Patterson, 71, at 520 E. VerIncrease 1 to 8 Cents Lola Shepard, 63, at General, myocardial! qq Jacobs Brothers West Side!

mont, cerebral nemorrhage WASHINGTON, July 20 (UP) a —Ceiling ‘prices on lean pork— Bal] Contracts Norris Terrell, 4 at 2930 N. CapitolChapel. Burial, Floral Park. from hams to chops — jumped {Ru

: th B. Yates, 75, at 621 Marion, cerebral ® x = death. from 1 to 8 cents a pound today. WASHINGTON, July 29 (UP) Lad hartge. Geraldine Bush, 231, MRS. (BERRY) DAISY B.| Mrs. Hinchman was treasurer, The Office of Price Stabilization — The

C10 Communications | Blake's. =" ROGERS, 71, of 1648 Rochester of the Sunshine Club, an organ-| authorized the higher prices lastfforkers announced today the ol {Ave., Indianapolis. residents 30 ization doing charitable work for| night to conform with a pro-/Wage Stabilization Board has ap- Official Weather ;

iyears. Services, 10 a. m. Thurs- children. vision in the new economic con-proved 11 contracts with Bell UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU day, Conkle’s West 16th St. Fu-| trols law requiring higher hog Telephone companies involving] ret rt prices during the summer months. 190,000 workers. .. 4:42 | Sumset ..... 701 (Fountain County) Cemetery. |Kostér, both of Indianapolis. y 1 2 i . OR | —————————— mi OPS said the increase was sea The board approved the agree-| Precipitation 24 hrs. ending 7:30 a. m, 2 MRS. (GEORGE) ROSE ELLA

Hg HR . sonal and the ceilings probably ments, negotiated at various Deficiency since Jan. 1... wih i ie AUCH, 63, of 2833 Spruce St., 1a. taly Denies Tests

T oN WILLIAM LACEY, 83, of 527/apolis and had been a resident |

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will be lowered again afteritimes since last April, in one ———— October. . package, The increases averaged (The toliowing table shows the tempera- dianapolis resident 17 years. Serv- Of Hydrogen Romb Ee ee workers wave Ce To mn ge een $13 a.m tomorrow, Hary|' omE. ug 70. (UP) Detens Oleo Heir Injured {been averaging $64 a week. Boston... opened 8 ela m, St rn Church, | Minister Randolfo Pacciardi said : | The agreements cover union Chicago ... wii. %0 83 (Burial, Holy Cross Cemetery, | 25 night an explosion had been In Parachute Leap {members in Bell system compa-| Gincimatt . ay ture » 3 i on {set off in Italy testing the possiTOMS RIVER, N. J. July 20 Dies of Western Electric, Chesa- Denver .... «i088 86 | MISS MINNIE D. SINK, of 3352(bility of transforming hydrogen (UP) —Lt. John F. Jelke III, Peake and Potomac, Southern pi." Wayne .. iva eo N. New Jersey St. H. P, Wasson|into helium, but denied that Italy

Chicago oleomargarine heir, was Bell, Southwestern Bell, Illinois frqvorth --- treated today for a slight arm Bell, Indiana Bell, Mountain | Kansas City ...

injury received when he para- States Bell, Wisconsin Bell and | Miamiapolis-8t. Paul . chuted from an F-51 fighter plane Cincinnati and Suburban Bell. New Qrleans .........

J |Co. employee. Services, 2 p. m./has the hydrogen bomb. ih — |tomorrow, Flanner & Buchanan! Mr. Picciardi said the blast — 3 % ‘Mortuary. Burial, Mannan Ceme-| “Merely a matter of some labora- . 83 6 tery in Morgan County near| tory experiments’—had been set

New York as . 92 71 y Nati 'Oklah cit ‘97 73 Lewisville, {off in a designated military area. = Jusing New York Ale Nationa); i mba rs - 88 58 8 = |He said a report published in S st le 9 72 | WILLIAM H. CONNETTE, 69,/ Rome that a hydrogen bomb had =

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