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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-30
Cards, In Memoriams

M GINLEY-We desire to thank our
relatives, friends and neighbors for their
many kidnesses, during the illness and
death Of our dear wife and sister, MRS
NELLIE M'GINLEY. We especially thank
DR.. Padgett. st. Vincent's hospital and
nurses, KIRBY-DINN funeral directors
for their services Signed, Mrs. Name
Detz. Mrs. Anna Burris, Mrs. Vera
Weber Thomas Casey and John Nc
Ginley.
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Personals

ANNOUNCING opening of the Katherine
Lanlgan Beauty shop. Cut Rate. 2157 E.
New York. Lii. 1910.
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A. H. LEONARD, 81,
BURIED SATURDAY

Funeral services were held at the
Church of Christ in Tracy Saturday
afternoon for A. H. Leonard, 81, who
died suddenly at his home in Gales
township Tuesday from cerebral
hemorrhage, Rev. D. Plat officiated
and burial was in the Tracy cemetery.
Mr.. Leonard was well known in
Gales, having lived here for nearly
80 years. He was born in Iowa,
September l., 1871. In 1897 he married
Mrs. Minnie Cowell and to this union
five daughters were born, only two
of whom survive. Mrs. Leonard died
three years ago.
He leaves two daughters, Mrs. 1. j.
Reynolds and Mrs. August Radke,
and three sisters, Mrs. Mabel Robin
son of Nevada, Iowa, and Mrs. Mollie
Wells of Vermillion, South Dakota
and his twin sister, Mrs. Savilla john
son who has been with him since the
death of Mrs. Leonard. A sister-in-
law, Mrs. Carrie Leonard of Clyde,
North Dakota also survives.
Pail bearers were Joseph Johns,
Joseph Zwach, John Flickenger, WI
liam Licty, Fred Peterson and Tracy
Evans.
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Miss Alice Wester is visiting her
sister, Miss Grace Wester in Mil
waukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Pelz are the par
ents of daughter born Sunday,
November 13.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.. Hager and
daughter Mary Frances spent Sunday
in st. Cloud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sommers Of
North Redwood are the parents of a
girl born Tuesday, November 8.
Mrs. Knute Hustad of Billings,
Montana is a guest at the home of
her sister, Mrss. ]. B. Philbrick.
Mrs. o. G. Austbo and daughter
Margaret Jane returned Friday eve
ming from Fargo, North Dakota.
Miss Anna Rindal will return this
week from Thief River Falls where
she went Saturday to spend a few
days with her parents.
The newly re-organized Westm;n-
ster Circle met in the Presbyterian
church parlors Monday evening. A
social time followed the business
meeting.
The. Young Married Peoples or
ganization of the Methodist church
held a social meeting Tuesday eve
ming at the home of DR.. and Mrs. O.
H. johnson.
S. B. Duea and ]. Albert johnson
motored to Tyler, Wisconsin Wednes-
! day where they visited with Mrs.
Duea who is a patient at the Tyler
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Aune will have
as their guests over the weekend their
daughter, Miss Eleanor Aune, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Seland and c. Lag
erquist of Minneapolis.
C. o. Gifllan and Frank Gerstman
who have spent the past three weeks
in Canada on hunting trip will re-
turn this week. Mr.. Gilfllan who got
a moose and a deer last week is
spending a few days in northern
Minnesota.
AppIICdIlOuS lOI uoAAAoSC ~
; from the following people were re-
ce;ved this week at the Clerk of
Courts office: Walter Fennern and
Lille Werner; Clarence Kumerow
and Coda Willie; George Stolzenburg
and Margaret Hopman; Sigurd Forde
and Lucille Bittner.
The Westminster Auxiliary met at
the home of Mrs. R. V. Ochs Tuesday
/ evening. Following the business
i meeting an interesting program was
/ given. Mrs. Ochs and Mrs. T. o.
Johnson sang duet and Mrs. B. E.
Marsh played a group of piano solos.
/ A series of talks on missionary work
in the West Indies, the Philippines and
Alaska were given by Mrs.. j. H.
Wichman, Mrs. I. R. Rogers and Mrs.
Richard Cook. Refreshments were
! served after the social hour. Assist
ing Mrs. Ochs. as hostesses were
| Mines. j. Albert johnson, G. Kuenzli,
j. J. Christensen and Norval Weeks.
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SHINING CHILDREN
INJURED BY RIFLE

Two children, daughter and SON
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Shining of Red
wood Falls, were injured Saturday
morning when rifle which they were
playing with discharged.
Sydney, 10, and Eunice, 5, were
playing in the farm house, one mile
west of Redwood Falls, when the boy
picked up a rifle which relative had
left standing against the wall.
He had his right hand over the
end of the barrel and was standing
beside the girl, when the gun dis
charged. The bullet went through the
boys hand, through the cheek of the
girl, into her throat and lodged in
her shoulder.
DR.. George A. Alexander who car
ed for the children, reported they
were recovering rapidly Wednesday.
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Annual Book Week
Observed in School
And Public Library

Books for Young America" is the
theme suggested for the fourteenth
annual Book Week which is observed
throughout the United States this
week, November Ii to 10.
Book Week was originated in 1919
by the American Library association,
the Boy Scouts of America and the
National Association of Book Pub
fishers. During the first years it
was known as Children's Book Week.
The aim Of the project is to bring
before parents, educators and every
one interested in the welfare of chill
dren the Importance of cultivating in
children the reading habit and inter-
est in good books. A second purpose
is to offer guidance in the selection
of books for boys and girls. Every
pupils in the first six grades here is
spending one period this week in the
library where instruction is beng
given in library procedure.
Books added to the juvenile collec-
ton of the local public library this
week include:
For the Very Young Readers
Bass, "Stories of Pioneer Life"
Brooke, Johnny Crows Garden"
Caldecott, "Hey Diddle Diddle Pic
ture Book"
Carrick, picture Tales from the,
Russian"
Carol, "Davy and the Goblin"
Cox, Brownies Around the World
Francis, "Book of Cheerful CATS
Smith, "Bee of the Cactus Coun-
try"
Thorne-Thomsen, east O. the Sun
and West O. the Moon"
For the Older Children
Darrow, thinkers and Doers."
Hawthorne, wonder Book and
Tanglewood Tales"
Kelly, "Trumpeter of Krakow"
Seton, "Wild Animals 1 Have:
Known"
Singmaster, "Boy at Gettysburg"
Thompson, "Silver Pennies"
Wade, "New Pioneers"
Zwilgmeyer, Johnny Blossom"
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Bertrand eren

Miss Rosetta M. Bertrand, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Bertrand of Cob
den and Sylvester c. Zern, son of Mr..
an Mrs. Nels Zeren of Wabasso were
married Tuesday at 9 a. m. at St.
Mary's Catholic church at Sleepy
Eye. Rev. Father Rant was the Of
floating clergyman.
< The attendants were Miss Eleanora
Bertrand, sister of the bridge and
Roy Zeren, brother of the groom.
The bride wore Spanish tile can
ton crepe dress with hat to match and
her flowers were pale yellow chrysan-
themums. The bridesmaids dress was
of wine colored fiat crepe with tur-
ban and veil to match. She carried
white chrysanthemums.
A two course dinner was served to
20 relatives and friends at noon at
the home of the brides parents. The
rooms were decorated in yellow and
white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeren left later in the
day on wedding trip to Milwaukee
and Chicago and will be at home af-
ter November 25 at Wabasso.
Mrs. Zeren has been employed as
telephone operator at Golden for sew
en- years and the groom is a carpen-
ter, associated with his father.
Among those from Wabasso who
attended the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Zeren and family and Mrs.
Edward Weldon and daughter Inez.
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THANKSGIVING DAY

Excursion fares between all points
on the Minneapolis and st. Louis rail-
road and connecting lines; one fare
plus Is cents round trips. Tickets
on sale November %, % and "a. Re-
turn limit November 80.
Ask agent about a regular round
trip weekend rates on basis of one
fare plus Is cents.
Minneapolis and st. Louis Ticket
Office. Phone 663.
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Jungle Film Coming

Bring 'em Back Alive" the jungle
picture showing a 80 foot python at
death grips with royal bengal tiger,
a black panther in the jaws of a
giant river crocodile, man eating cats
invading native villages, and many
other scenes never filmed before will
be shown at the Redwood Theatre
Sunday and Monday.
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Leon H. Brown is spending a few
days in Minneapolis on business.
The American Legion and Auxili-
airy will meet this evening in the Le-
gion hall.
The Woman's club will meet Mon
day at 7:45 p. m. at the home of Mrs.
J. w. Lauterbach.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Evansonr of
Echo were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
w. Hassinger Saturday evening.
Miss Theresa Ehlenz of Dawson
was a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Christ Bobzin over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Barnes left
Saturday morning for Remer where
they will spend few days at their
cabin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pfeiffer of
Client were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Whiting and other
friends.
Program, lunch and turkey sale
at District SIS, Tuesday evening, Nov
ember o. Gertrude Petersen, teach
| or Colt.
The Contract Bridge club met last
| Thursday evening at the home OF
Mrs. T. O. Johnson when high honors
were won by Mrs. o. H. Johnson.
Your entire family is invited to
CANDLES Open House Party, Friday
evening, November 18th, at O'Clock
to inspect our line of toys and, gifts.
A gift for every mother and child. 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. O'Meara and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mantzke and sons of Window spent
Sunday here with friends and rela-,
tives.
Louise, I've found another way, to
save money. I bought 4-60-watt
Light Bulbs for 32c at Candles, and
you'd be surprised at the other items
they have for the house. You can
save on everything. COLT.
Mrs. A. B. Cameron entertained a
small group of friends Monday eve
ming when bridge was played at two
tables. Honors were awarded to Miss
Matilda Bucholz and Mrs. Cora Fox.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will give public supper in
the church parlors Thursday evening.
Serving will begin at $50. Mrso wv.
T. Wilcox is chairman of the chm
mittee on arrangements. Colt.
Good baking, according to success
full cooks, depends almost as much
upon a steady fire as it does ON The
way the ingredients are mixed. That's
why so many housewives around here
are burning ~Stott Br:quets in. the
range. This clean, convenient fuel
contains 500 washed Pennsylvania
hard coal for long burning.-Adv.
The Industrial Society of the
Church of Christ will serve dinner
and supper Friday November Is in
the church basement. Children 15c,
adults 30c. A~20-1t.
There is no doubt in Eric L;nden's
mind that "Life Begins" now playing
at the New Dream Theatre, in which
he has the role of Loretta Young's
husband, is a powerfully realistic
story, true to life down to the small
est detail. The script has been read
and approved for it's fidelity to fact
by the person who, in Eric's opinion,
is the best qualified authority on the
subject within the limits of his ac-
quaintance- mother.
CARD OF THANKS: We wish to
express our sincere thanks and ap-
probation to our friends who were so
kind to us during our recent bereave-
ment in the death of our dear moth
err and aunt. Especially do we wish
to thank the choir, Rev. Martin for
his comforting words, the pail bear
ers, who so generously gave their
time at both services and for the
beautiful ENTHUSIASTICALLY, Allen
Conner, Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Gill
!
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NOTICE

I am still with the Standard Oil
station at Mill and Bridge streets and
wish to correct an impression left
with the public several months ago
that I was about to leave. I thank
you for your patronage and aim to
serve you further.-Roy Warner.
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BABCOCK, of S0th and Central Sales,
wishes all its friends and patrons A
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
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ATKINSON, Letha, of Orchid-Gray
Beauty Shop, ass Mass. Ave, extends
greetings to her friends and customers
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HARRIS, II. r. grocer. 1898 W. New York
bors A Merry Christmas.
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DIPPER. Mr. ~. H. Of Dipper's Sandwich
Shop. $50 K WAYNE Ave. wishes his
customers. tNndS. Seasons Greetings.
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VOLLMER BROS, ITO N. Pershing, wish
their patrons and friends A Merry
Christmas and Happy New Year.
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DILLON. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest E. s2i0
Burgess Ave. extend Greetings TO their
friends and aeuuaintances.
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VOIGT, Mr.. and Mrs A. H. 472s Park
Ave, wish all their friends and neigh
bors Merry Christmas.
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BABCOCK, Mr.. and Mrs. James E., attor-
ney. SEAS Broadway wish all their
friends and neighbors A Merry Christ
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AsBERRY. Mrs Charlie. Of THE Smoke
House" $50 Indiana Ave. extends Sea-
sons Greetings to everyone
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BAKER. Mr. and Mrs Cannon Ball, 902
Garfield Drive wish all their friends,
3 neghbors and acquaintance A Very
Merry Christmas
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BAILEY. Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. and Fam
ilv. 1902 Boulevard place. wish all their
friends and neighbors Happy Season
Greetings.
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WADDELL. Mrs Eta. GAO n Pennsvl-
vania, wishes her friends. neighbors and
acquaintance A Very Merry Christmas.
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ABEL. Bros. and Wlnfrey. Undertakers
6Od-l0 Indiana Ave. Extend Season
Greetings to every one.
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BAHR, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus 2151 N. Talbot
greet all the friends and patrons of the
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BADGER. Mr.. d. H., 1347 Kentucky Ave,
wishes his friends. customers A Merry
Christmas.
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HARPER. Mr.. and Mrs Fred W, Rite
Service Cleaners, 2508 W 18th. extend
to customers and friends Seasons
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BALDUS, Mr.. and Mrs l. A., 1926 E.
Market ST. Greetings and Good Cheer
to our friends for Christmas and New
Year
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yOLLRATH. Mr.. Albert. Of the Albert
Vollrath billiard parlors. wishes all his
friends and customers Happy Seasons
Greetings.
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VANCE. Mrs j. c. and daughter Mar
guerite 3040 Baltimore Ave. wish all
their friends, acquaintance A Merry
Christmas.
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TAYLOR, DR.. Lloyd M, 6O5is n West
ST, wishes his patients and friends A
Hearty Seasons Greeting
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BuRcAw. Mr. and Mrs. R c and daugh-
ter Betty, wish you Merry CHRIST
mas and A Happy New year.
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WALTERS, DR.. 2. NJ. and DR.. E. F. Rid
die, SOC Bankers Trust Bldg with their
patients, friends. neighbors and ac-
quaintances A Very Merry Christmas
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DICKSON. Dr. YIN. A.. 1908 E Michigan
wishes all his friends and patients Hap
/ DIV Seasons Greetings
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BARNES. Mr.. H. of Barnes Cafe. 2127
customers Seasons Greetings e''N'' '''''
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WALL, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene. 4818 E. 10th
St. wish all their friends and acuuaint-
ances A Very Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year.
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DE LoSTE. Mr.. o. A.. owner Of the Bel
mont Pharmacy. Gill W. Washington
St. wishes his customers. friends and
acquaintance A Merry Christmas
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WEBSTER, Mr.. 1902 E Minnesota. wishes
his friends and patrons Merry Christ
mas and Happy New Year.
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DICK. George w. lis S. Capitol. wishes
his friends and customers A Merry
Christmas and a Prosperous New Year.
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MENDENHALL. Mr.a and Mrs c. w 1902
College ave. wis., their customers and
friends Hearty Sons Greetings.
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KIEFER a DANIELS. 1901 S. keystone
Ave. wishes all A Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year,
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1 ternational Studio of Fine Arts. extends
Greetings to all her friends and stu
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M'KNIGHT, Mr. H D. Meningitis gro
Gerry and markets, 32s N Senate, 1902
n. West. Seasons Greetings.
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SMITH, Paul, 72S Riviera. wishes his pa
irons and friends A Merry Christmas
and Happy New Year
SNYDER. James E.. Of SNYDER Service
Station. 1902 Cornelius. wish all friends,
customers Happy Seasons Greetings.
SOLOMON. Mr. Joseph E. 65l N. oxford
St, extends Greetings to his friends and
acquaintance.
ington Blvd, wish all A Merry Christ
mas.
SOUTHwoRTH. DR.. D. R. 6l1s E. wash
lngton. wishes his partons and friends
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
sPANGLER, Mr., VIM F. 27o2 S. Meridian.
wishes his patrons and friends A Merry
Christmas and Happy New Year.
SPAUNHURsT, DR.. John s, extends
compliments End fullest measure. OF good
fortune Tor 1888. Thirty years of Scien-
Bldg.
SPECKER, Mr. Chris, 1895 N. Illinois.
wishes his patrons and friends
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
STACK. Mr.. John E. 1864 ROache, wishes
his patrons and friends Merry
Christmas and Happy New Year.
80 LNoONs MI. arthur Z. tPnaFmaCiSti.
wishes all his friends relatives and ac-
ouaintances A Merry Christmas.
STEWART, Florence. Mrs. 1910 Rockvills
Road, wishes her friends, neighbors and
acuuaintances Very Merry Christmas
STEWART. Mr.. Riley of the Stewards
Billiard Parlor, 1921 College ave. wishes
all his friends and customers a pros
porous 1888.
STEWART. Mr. Marcus. indianapolis Re-
corder, 5l8 Indiana Ave, extends Sea
sno's Greetings to every one.
STRONG. Mr. P. F. 1859 Spann Ave.
wishes his many friends and patrons 4
Merry Christmas
STUART, Mr. and Mrs John G. SPHINX
Arms Annex. Apt AS Extend Seasons
Greetings to all their friends.
STUCKWICH. Mr.. Martin, $50 E New
York, wishes his patrons and friends
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
SUEsZ. Fred transfer and storagel. 1880
n La Sale St. extends Seasons
Greetings to his friends and customers.
SWEENEY. mr. and Mrs. Ambrose. 1923
Forrest Lane. Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year.
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ARVIN. DR.. and Mrs. C. L. and son. Joe
Pat. 3406 Brookside Pkg, N. Dr., wish
all their friends and neighbors A Merry
Christmas.
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WALSH. Mr. John. 1896 n. Delaware St..
wishes all his friends and acuuaintances
Very. Very Merry Christmas.
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BURNETT. Mr. and Mrs. Henry. 24it OK
ford ST., wish their friends, nelghpogS
A Very Merry Christmas.
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vANCIL, D. E., 1873 w Morris, wishes
his friends and customers A Merry
Christmas and Happy New Year.
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T HAssE. Mrs. Charles, Of $40 E. Washing
/ ton St. wishes all his friends and Gus
toners A Prosperous 1885
HAYES. J. Mart. cleaner. $40 E. Thirty
I second ST.. wishes his friends and custo-
mers Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year.
HAZEL, s., J., 1899 E. Forty-sixth ST.,
Happy New Year
HECHINGER, Mrs. Rosa and son. Frank,
Merry Christmas.
HEN, Miss Louise, 900 Roosevelt bldg
wishes all her friends and customers
Happy Seasons Greetings.
HEMSLEY, Mrs c. c.. 1868 UdeH st..
wishes all her friends and acquaintance
A Very Merrie Christmas
HERR, Mr. and Mrs. Russell, 2o3s Lau-
rel, extend Seasons Greetings to all
their friends and acquaintance.
HIATT, Mr.. and Mrs Harry L. and son
Floyd, wish every one A Merry Christ
ma sand Happy New Year.
HILLIGOSs. Mr.. and Mrs Erval D., and
family, 1924 w. Twenty-third St, wish
their friends. neighbors and acquain-
tances Very Merry Christmas.
HINKLE. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon. 1907 Uni
verSity, Court; wish their many friends
and all who have accompanied them on
travel parties A Very Merry Christmas.
HINSHAW, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F.. and
family 2727 Guilford Ave, wish their
many friends and acquaintance A Very
Merry Christmas.
HINSHAW. DR.. Gertrude. 1925 Bellefon-
tame and 2503 Station St., wishes her
patients, friends and neighbors A Very
Merry Christmas.
HINTON, Miss Frances, 932 Park Ave,
wishes her friends, neighbors and &C
quaintances A Very Merry Christmas.
HOFFMAN, Miss Esther. 300 Marion Bldg,
wishes her friends and acquaintance A
Very Happy Christmas.
HOLDING, Mr. and Mrs. Barnes. 1902
West Washington ST., wish their friends,
| neighbors and acquaintance Very
Merry Christmas.
HOLMES, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank and
family. 1924 Washington Blvd, wish all
their friends and neighbors Merry
Christmas
HOLMES. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c., wish
their friends, neighbors and acquain-
tances A Very Merry Christmas.
HOPKINS. Mr. and Mrs Mark moorish
Castle Chicken DinnerS), S. Michigan
road, wish their customers Season
Greetings.
HOSEA. Anna. of the Arbors Tea Room
and Studio extends to friends and pa
irons. Seasons Greetings.
HOUzE. Mr.. and Mrs. E. E., 5255 Madison
Ave. wish all their friends. acuuain-
tances A Merry Christmas.
HUGO, Martin M. attorney 400
Indiana Trust Bldg wishes A Merry
Christmas to all his friends and Gus
toners.
HUMPHREY, II R., garage, New Bethel
Wishes all Bright New Year
HUNGERFORD, Miss Mary, 942 West New
York St, wishes her friends. neighbors
and acquaintance A Very Merry Chris
mas,
HUNSAKER, Mr.. Shirley. I'll E. Fifty
fourth St.. wishes his patrons and friends
A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
HUNTER. N. T. and Son. 1908 English
extend the Seasons Greetings to his
friends and customers.
HUSTON, Fred W. miles east of town
extends best wishes for 1888.
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yIHOFF. Christ. $3.50 S. Illinois. wishes
all his friends and customers a pros
perou 1888
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CUNNINGHAM, Mr. V. CUNNINGHAM Dry
Cleaning Co.. 535 Indiana Ave, wishes
his customers Seasons Greetings.
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HARLACHER. A S. & Son 1902 W. 30th
St. wish al. A Merry Christmas and
Prosperous New Year.
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WEIR, DR.. Geo. E, 704 Bankers Trust
bldg wishes his patients and friends A
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
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BAUER, Mr. and Mrs. Edward 104S w.
New York St, wish all their friends, ac-
quaintances A Merry Christmas.