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THURSDAY, SEPT. 18, 1952

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .

|Indianapolis Man Killed As Car Overturns In Ditch

Two Injured Local Deaths

In Mishap on Hoosier Road

CARL NELSON, 90, of 943 N |Bellevieu Pl, molder in the In-| dianapolis Casting Co. 27 years.| Services 2 p. m. Saturday in First {Trinity Lutheran Church. Burial, | [Crown Fill. » »

MRS. JESSIE J. HEATH, 86,|

TRAFALGAR, Sept. 18—wil- of 5251 N. Delaware St. follow, Ham Phelps, 19, of 1440 W. Ohio Services, with cremation tof to follow.

St., Indianapolis, was killed near here last night when the car in which he was riding overturned.

Receivership Urged

Dead at 73

Advertising Manager |° Of Hoosier Farmer James H. Weyer, advertising|

{manager of the Hoosier Farmer, died yesterday in St. Francis

Mr. Phelps was a passenger in For Small Phone Firm [Hospital

a car driven by! Ernest Knox, 38 B r ownsburg, which went into a ditch at the intersection of Ind. 252 and 135, state police re-

ported. Another senger, Alpon Fields, 38, Pe-

oga, was injured seriously and is in Johnson County Hospital. Mr. Knox was Injured slightly, Mr. Phelps is survived by his parents, John and Andra Phelps; a brother, Marion Phelps, in the Army; a sister, Mrs. Carolyn Cox, Indianapolis; a son, Robert Eugene, and a grandmother, Mrs. Len Gentry, Indianapolis. . Services will be held at 1:30 p. m. Saturday Michigan 8t. Funeral Burial will be in South Cemetery, | Danville.

MURDER

On the Highways

BOONVILLE—Rudy Lee Fen-! wick, 21, Lynnville, was killed!

Mr. Phelps

vehicle collision three miles west | of Boonville last night. - » ” BLOOMINGTON — James W. Horn, 46, Bloomington, died yesterday of Injuries suffered when

his pickup truck overturned in a! {discussed

curve on Ind. 46 four miles west of here Tuesday,

Official Weather

UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU —Sept. 18,

Pas- osea’s Mace

in Conkle W.| Home. |

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The state Public Service Com-!

' mission today studied a request

that it start receivership action against one of the 20 small telephone companies owned by Max! |E. Hosea. Richard O. Ristine, Crawfords- | ville attorney, filed the request on behalf of subscribers of Mr. Telephone Co,

Widely known throughout the city in advertising, business and, {insurance circles, Mr, Weyer, who! {was 73, lived at 6020 Lowell Ave. He had been a resident of In|dianapolis the last 38 years. Services will be held at Shirley | Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, at) {8:30 a. m. Saturday. Another

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James Weyer IN INDIANAPOLIS

MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED]

Jacob E. Brewster, 62, Geneva; Rosa Chandler, 39, NM In Paul M. Roth, U, Ss. Army; Janet L.| Hamblen, 27, 3820 Broadway. { { Archie L. McAllister. 20, Anderson; Norma | J. Rowe, ,16, Anderson, Stanley ‘S3auldine. 21, West Lafayette;

is, 19, West Lafayette. | , 58, U. 8. Army Vesta L.| ne 49, 3318 Brookside Pkwy. N. | Charies D. Humphrey, 18, 1041 Yi. Plora M. Hopson, 20, 1819 N. Jersey.

'DIVORCE SUITS FILED

Barbara vs. Boyd Riordan: Doris Belle vs, Frnest Perry; Gladys Pearl vs. Max J. Rigney; Betty vs. William Louden; Geraldine J. vs. Donald E. Wright; Thelma L. vs. Paul Royalty: Helen vs. Russell E.| McClain; Patricia vs. L. B. Tuttle: Mary E. vs. Orbin Silcox; Loura vs, Frank Bartlow; Mary P. vs, James W, a Nell: 1 Betty J. vs. Emerson 8. Bailey; Mary J. vs. Eugene Wheeler; Mary vs, Albert] Pp Hall; Sula M. vs. ato Bridgeforth; | nna L. vs. Woodrow M. Jackson.

BIRTHS BOYS

t §t. Franels—Myron, Geraldine Rode. gy 3-0 Robert, Norma Crowe: bert, | ry Powers: Donald, Catherine itch- | Glen, Zala Hubble, {

Dr, 27th; New

Montgomery County. He charged Of Lourdes Church at 9 a. m. Bur- at Methodist—Billy, Kathryn Allcock: a

the firm violated state regula-; tions. If the PSC approves the receivership move, it will start action | in Montgomery County Cireuit | Court. | The PSC has been investigating | Mr. Hosea's companies on charges! they have ignored PSC orders to improve service. |

Wipes Out One Charge

But Incurs Another

MICHIGAN CITY - Lavern| Clemons, 20, Union Pier, Mich. |won suspension of a 90-day jail sentence from a Sympathetic {judge when he made good on a bad check. He paid off after cashing a| $110.38 paycheck in a poolroom!

{to Indiana. {connected with the London Guar-|

jal will be in Princeton, IIL] Friends may call at the funeral, ‘home after 7 p. m. today. |

In Advertising Business

Born near Kokomo, Mr. Weyer | moved to Princeton where he at-!| tended public schools and high) school. After graduation from Drake University, Des Moines, where he| studied law, Mr. Weyer returned For 17 years he was|

antee & Accident Insurance Co.| land for five years with the Em-| pire Life & Accident Insurance Co. After that, he entered the ad{vertising business.

bert, Gertrude Butcher: Richard, Bett hnaible; M. I, Stallard Vance: Fred, Alice Layton: John, Wilma Stabler; Lee. | Norma_ Childers; Robert, Mildred Najmon Richard. Carol Van Lew; Robert, Georgian Kennedy

At St, Vineent's—Elroy, Susie Burke. At Coleman——Charles, Hilda Carter: | Charles, Enid Hart]: William, Charlotte]

Henderson: Jay, Mary Hering; George, | Margaret Higgins: Donald, Mary Otten-| bacher; Bobble, Betty Reid; Leon, Gladys Spurrier; James, Vivian Adamson.

| At General—William, Ora Smith,

At Home — Bacel, Ruth Busbeé, New Jersey Bt.; Oscar, Mary Alexander, | 1543 N. Arsenal Ave.: Abraham, oa beth Smith, 1445 Kappes St.: Marlene Watson, 1412 Renton St.: Harold, Virginia Carpenter, 236 Smith fates, Ruth Eades, 304 W.

Dairy Exposition. However, his principal activity (was with the Indiana Farm Buireéau, Inc.

He was well known {Indianapolis businessmen as A&laoer - of the Hoosier Farmer {publisher's representative. He 8 o

{across the street from the police represented many local publica-|

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Sunrise . .... 6:20 | Sunset ..6:49 Precipitation 2 hrs, end. 7:30 a. m...Tr Total precipitation’ since Jan. 1..... me Excess since Jan. 1 .................. 5.08} The following jjilile shows the te - ture in other cities . Campers Station High Low | AUBHUE oysiuanessinssasnes 84 64 Boston . 8 58 Chicago .., 83 59 Cincinnati 77 63 Cleveland 81 61 Denver ... 82 49 Evansville . 77 64 Pt. Wayne .., 79 63 Indianapolis . 80 a4 Kansas City . . 87 63 Los Angeles 70 » Miami 3s 85 72 ew Orleans 89 74 Jeo ¥ pork z & . - 0 Pittsburgh 75 60 San Antonio 93 87 a Francisco s 52 gases 63 Washington. 7 e: aan, 81 66

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|station. | Then, police said, it turned out

for only $10.33. It had been! “doctored” with a pen and pencil |

{to the extent of an even $100. Engineering, and the Mutual Un{derwriter.

Clemons is back in jail.

Ed Sovola, Indianapolis’ most | columnist, appears In! The Sunday Times.

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| Magazine, thé farm organization’s| {official publication. Survivors are his wife, Mary; ja daughter, Mary Helen and two Clgrandchildren.

ome—RO Pkwy.; Oscar, Barbara Ball. 3002 Stuart 8t.; tore, Ruby HR 1047 N. Bel0. DEATHS Olive May Albertson, 75, at 1449 Blaine. ca | Mathilda Bade, 86, at 1373 N. Holmes, | ~ arteriosclerosis. George Alexander Brandon, 59, at Meth-

GIRLS AY ot. Fednels-.Anthony, Virginia Solhan: Mat Lois

Hodges; HerLester, Dorothy

Ro = - bert, | axine Drinkut;

At Methodist—Stuart, Josephine Jones; Robert, Francis Retherford; Arthur, Verna Keever; Dale, Billle Heman: Robe he Sorina overmale; Ralph, Lucile

uthard: Howard, Kelly aul, Patricia Figs. t Cole man--Eugene, Alma Sroadnat; Arthur Rose Holden: Ralph, Hazel Medley; Robert, Annabelle Redmount; Roland. PhyIlig Strum. At Gen meral_Johy, Carri pskin t bert, Marie Hill Hy Burdsal

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Inquest Set in Death Of Stabbed Farmer

HARTFORD CITY--A coroner’s inquest will be held today into the death of Oakley Banter, 46, a Roll Ind., farmer who died of meningitis inducted by a stab wound in the temple.

State police said Mr. Banter may have been wounded with a screw driver during a fight in the backyard of his home. Mr. Banter died Tuesday at Hartford City hospital.

Frances Dudley Jordan, 89, at 427 E. 22d, ! 5 | at Veterans’, myotar-

arteriosclerosis, Bernard Klein, 72, at hig retion, McConaha, 75, at General, hy-|

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