Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 August 1952 — Page 19

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THURSDAY, AUG. 28, 1952 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES - VALUE CENTER OF THE CITY IU Planning Eocene, Bussmer IN INDIANAPOLIS “= | " ow: bral hemorrhage. jim St. Joseph Cemetery today aft- Clarehce Fiere, | Timothy Ferriter, 89. at 510 E. Vermont, |r services in Lauck Funeral Raymond Jb Xb W u er temburg, or 438 Base % Not Indiana University’s Indianapo-Germany, 73 Howaig § Kmoed fod or credit. fant. He was a i resnwood: 91, long-time Greenwood store The courses are intended for barber on the | Margatel J. Spe SE ol Vermont. owne: who died Tuesday in De-| itol; Greenwood, Burial, Greenwood i. cE jos AE Vill G. SE 38 BPR Gennes 1 ga FEATURE BACK-TO-SCHOOL VALUE! Classes will begin Sept. 15, with night watchmafd a ago. He Mr. Bruggner | faa € “vs 3 od “aoa. 3. ~Alys Milling Co. employee. Services| taught by Mary Orvis, former di-|lived at 2215 8. Illinois St. Ang Kathe therine vs. Wimbur 1:30 p. m. tomorrow, Conkle W.

Services Toda N Ol y | MARRIAGE LICENSES 8 ISSUED Kt erioscer roanon. 96, at 3358 Kenwood, EW asses Alots Melvin STN ung hase 54. at Long, cerebral Offe s Home and Sacred Heart Satholie™ Pring Rice, Anna] paris ‘Granger, 49, at 343 W. rs Brushing Up Church. Bam Fan Anna Heckinger, 85, at 843 N. Alabama. 900 W. 11s Center is offering special night years ago and oR USN; Mea) Loc ou Deaths classes this fall for working was brought Clain, 28, those who wish to continue their South Side for 45 J Canady, 31, °*troit. Services 2 p. m. tomorrow, ! study to keep abreast of changing years. ARE J._ Gorman eh wile we Kyily DIVORCE SUITS FILED 8 Sua registration set for Sept. 10-13, |at Wm. H. Block Flossie vs. William kins, Sadle CLARENCE WESTBROOK, 70, : Teaches Literature Class Co, retiring two GIRLS’ NAZARETH A D r rector of the Center and now as-| In 1902, Mr. Bruggner helped D vs Clayton ner, Carter. Blells Michigan St. Funeral Home. Buri-) C O 0 e 0% es

| ; soclate professor of journalism. deliver cavalry horses to British man W. Vinson, Frank 8,°vs. Delores J. al, Floral Park. aret A. Cook will teach be- f i ; Salamone, Joss vs. Rober: * = * EXPECT TO FIND QUALITIES Marg: eac e- forces in the Boer War. He also CHARLES H. WAITES, 74, of

served i i avy THS Other ree oan hoorotias| ee of his i. Ru- THINS 2319 Roosevelt Ave. a former AND STYLES YOU'LL SEE ' 1 Coleman — George, Mary Sullenter harher, Services 10:30 a. m. to- * PRICED MUCH HIGHER

tion of music, art and painting; dolph T. Bru er, recent! as : English composition; interior dec- = in Roan yy At TSE incent's—Robert, Ann Hackeny morrow, Jordan Funeral Home. | oration; vocabulary improvement; Mr. Brugger is survived by ; BOYS Burial, Anqerson Cemetery. IN OTHER GOOD STORES! history; Spanish conversation, and his wife, Margaret; his son, Eu-|AtSt Franels—Clarence, Clara Oyerting:| oo pty y (HARRY E.) primitive to modern man. {gene V.; six daughters, Mrs. Ken-| Rice: Edward, Delores Johnson. SCHAD, 56, of 3343 Colle { val ge Ave., All Korean veterans are eligible neth Hughes, Mrs. Thomas Em-| ‘gi cneia shove: Dan. Lorene Overton. widow of a former Indianapolis * 3 TO 6x, 7 UP TO 14! tained at the Center's offices, 518 Earl Collins, Mrs. George Ewalt Peiraon > Ba: Da Seu IAT & Bactares Mortu-! N. Delaware St. and Mrs. Bernard Glick, and 38 ‘sam. Verna “Canine: Kenneth, Berna- ary. Burial, Crown Hill grandchildren and five great- re Mary Lewis: James, Geneva bara Muserave: Richard. L Lavada Write: 11 of 100 8 Whiteonls St. Serv. ° ” | *. ''w . sel: Josep ary ces 1: Pp. m. ay, riey| Dies of Polio | 12 Die in Train Wreck At St." Vincent's — Melton, Audra Acton; ’ 8 quality, worth very much more! Good Paul Dotts Jr., 3, son of Mr. and| VIENNA, Austria—Twelve per- AC Home—Richard, Mae Woodson, 1H al Park. i y Atting ‘panties that will retain their Mrs. Paul Dotts Sr. 3109 Mars/sons were killed and 108 injured] Corvon: Jerse Crystal ‘Danial 3263 shape! Save plenty for Back to 403 N. Park; Lloyd, Edna Maynard, 114 Record Air Haul | minutes after he had been rushed |was derailed near Suchdol, in| W. ith. ams to General Hospital. central Czechoslovakia aay At st. Francis—Albert. CL airlines carried more than two las yeneral—S8e 8 ary Williams At _ Coleman—Willijam, Patricia Kixiller; million passengers in June, a are one brother, Jackie Lee; four|night. George, Piccola Mathew Sisters, 11Wilse, Mary, Grace and i ——————————— sell Deronda ert, Helen Cogan: Rus-{record for a single month, the arion; e paternal grand-| . . sh George. Truck Kills Child MC Viento Warten, Jrrtle Mat-ported today. Dotts, Mitchell, and one maternal TERRE HAUTE—Four-year-old {DEATHS grandparent, Mrs. Louvice Sum-/Mary Ann Page, daughter of Mr. Charles 8. at 2262 Central, | Big Road Toll Seen merville, Indianapolis. land’ Mrs, Richard Page, West Paul R.Br OT POS ION, Lethodist. throm. | CHICAGO—Traffic deaths may sis day in Farley Funeral Home, with day night when she was struck chronic myocarditis. Bl N Arnall eek end, the National Safety| burial in Floral Park. lby a truck on Ind. 2 near here. |Charies Conover, 72, at 314 N. Dearborn. | |Council predicted today. — SE —. i i lia hii TE —-. A. a GIRLS’ WHITE GYM SHOES ) SIZES ion § 69 Factory rejects of val$2.95! Just in Time for School!

Eugene T. Bruggner-was buried | | James A. Mo Mantsomess, A di |Leo Bringer, 66. at 3308 Carrollton, cere. Jasculas 3th, corovy emeld: nary occlusion. On Changing Times Mr. Bruggner was born in’, nek” Sd re 24, Yoshr: M obs: coronary ofsiuston. A ; Toad. i une people not interested in university here as an in- Ra. op "cla » a, 8M; Judith A! RICHARD L. BARRICKMAN, Mary E. C. Wilson Funeral Home, times and further cultural educa-! L ater he Robert C. J . Haley, bY er ir. “Gott ® of 411 N. Emerson Ave., an Evans A class in literature will be years

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