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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-10-01

ST. Patrick was not an Irishman
and was not born in Ireland, but near
the present site of Glasgow, Scotland.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-10-01
OPINIONS OF OTHERS

(Short timely letters on topics
of public interest are welcome
whether or not the writer's opin-
tons conform with those of the
American. All letters must be
signed with the writer's name for
our information. ~ Signed articles
always are moro effective. but II the
writer does not wish to have his
name used. 1t will be withheld.)
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-10-01

Sharpen your business by grinding
away with American advertising.
The Washington times., 1936-07-02
j. 5. WILL PICK
CASE TO TEST
WAGNERA ACT
international News Service

International News Service
The Government will PICK ltS
own case for a test of conStiEu-
tionalitv of the wagner Labor Ee-
Iations Act in the Supreme Court.
This was disclosed today by OIL
ficials following the filing by the
Rradley Lumber Company OF AT
Kansas of an appeal to the nlgn
court in an injunction suit agalIlSC
the National Labor ReIaVlonO
Board. u4,,or+
legal experts of the Department
~ Justice and the Labor Board
said that they do not regard Ins
bradley case, which was oeclueI i
in lower courts on tecnnlca
Grounds as a real test OF the Gov
ernment's power to enforce coA-
lective bargaining.
POSTPONE Selection
The Governments selection VIII
ho nostnoned until additional de-
cisions of the law are rendered In
I1oifad States circuit courts OF ap-
neal this summer. ,s
The test case, it was Indicated
-,,il ~ he chosen carefully, just as
the Schechter case which reSulCeo
IN doom of the NRA was CHOSEN
from among many possible ap-
peals. o.o;o,s ooainst
49, Iehor hoard have been rem
ClIo 49, IN circuit courts of appeal.
These we're by the Fifth CIRCUIT
Court at New orleans in the Jones
b Iaughlin steel Corporation case
and by the Sixth Circuit Court AZ
CINCINNATI in the Freuhaut 1raller
Company case. .4 -
Tn both cases, Government at
torneys said, the CrculC courts
held that the board could not en-,
force collective bargaining out ala
not specifically rule on conS'AVu-
tionality as a whole.
other Circuit Court decisions
are expected this summer IN tne
Mackay radio case in the NlnC1
circuit. San Francisco; AsSoc1ateo
press case in Second circuit New
york, and the Washlngton-vlI'
pinia motor bus and Foster manu-
featuring cases in the Fourtn GU
cult. .., ;. ~.
The Bradley case, which is the
first involving the Wagner act 10
reach the high court. arose Wnen
the Arkansas Company Sougnt an
Injunction to prevent the Labor
Relations Board from holding a
hearing. 49,, L;u-
While it is possible for the high
court to render sweeping decision
IN the Wagner act in the case'
legal experts said that it was ques-
tionable whether this would be
done.
The Washington times., 1936-07-02
; BLACK LEGION
POLICE FIRED

DETROIT, July 2 d.N.s).
New shakeups in the police depart
ment doomed here today atter
three patrolmen we're fired by the
police trial board on charges OF
belonging to the Black Legion.
During the hearing for the
thee officers, names OF otner
patrolmen were brought out and
thew also may be forced to stand
trial for being night-riders, Cher
of Detectives Henry w. Piel SAID.
Piel also was checking, he de-
clared, the statement of Dayton
Dean, Black Legion executioneer'
that 100 of Detroit's 1000 police
men were members of the terrorist
organization.
The officers dismissed were
Patrolmen Lloyd w. Modglln, ~;
George Pratt, 43, and Robert l..
Kingston, 35, with service records
of IL to 16 years.
one of them testified he took
the Black Legion "blood OATH at
the point of a gun, but said he
thought it was mostly against
Communists" and against letting
Negro children in public schools"
The Washington times., 1936-07-02
Drowning Probed

BATH, Maine, July 2 Q.N.S0.
Authorities today began an in
vestigation of the death of Mrs.
Albura Louise Christel, 26, found
drowned two weeks ago in Kenne-
bee River. Her father, Frank
Pearson, insisted she twas deathly
afraid of water and would never
have gone on her own accord to
the river"
The Washington times., 1936-07-02

place Chile's civil aviation on an
up-to-date footing.
Hangers will be built and addi-
tional planes bought. Civil and
military aviation will be coordi-
mated so that they can cooperate
in case of an emergency.
The Washington times., 1936-07-02
STRIKE SHIPPING RESUMED

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July Q.
County officers last night
frightened precautions to prevent
further guerrilla warfare in the
strike at nearby iron ore mines,
where a dozen have been wounded
in sporadic outbursts in a two
The Washington times., 1936-07-02
CHILE BUILDS AIR FORCE

SANTIAGO, Chile, July 2.
After a conference between Com
modore Manuel FRANKIE, comman-
der.in-chief of the military air
forces, and Defense Minister
Emilio Bello, it was announced
that plans were being prepared to
The Washington times., 1936-07-02

month-old walkout. The latest
violence occurred yesterday when
unidentified snipers fired high
powered rifles and shotguns loaded
with buckshot at guards of one of
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail
road Company's three strike-closed
mines.
The Indianapolis times., 1936-04-17
CITY NEWS MEN
LIST FIELD DAY
TALK SUBJECTS
Butler Journalists, Guests to
Hear Professional
Writers Speak.

Eleven Indianapolis newspaper
men and women. who will speak at
the Butler University journalism
field day tomorrow, have announced
their topics. The program will open
at 9 a. m. with all sessions in Ar
thur Jordan Memorial hall
Speakers and their topics are:
Helen Lindsay, Society and
Fashion News; Eugene Cadou,
Covering the U. S. Senate; Joseph
E. Craven, Newspaper Photog-
raphy''; John w. Thompson, Il
Cover the Movie Front; Robert
Hoover, Facts ABOUT Crime and
Crime News" and Foster B. Haley,
Covering the worlds News with
the A. p"
Other speakers will include w.
Blaine Patton, Playing the Field
of Sports; Russell Campbell, Writ
ing Feature Stories" and Mrs.
Mabel Wheeler Shideler, Headlines
and Deadlines."
Luncheon will be served the
guests at 1890 in the Butler cam
pus club William HerSchell of the
News and Russell Berg of The Times
The Indianapolis times., 1936-04-17

a program of sacred music at the
First Baptist Church here Sunday
evening, DR.. Carl A. Metz, church
pastor, announced today.
Indianapolis members Of the
choral group include Misses Mary
Owen, Jeanette McElroy and Betty
Reed and Clarence Schnicke.
The Indianapolis times., 1936-04-17
Two Bitten by Dogs

Two persons today are recovering
from dog bites. received yesterday,
They are Robert Penny, 8, of 4057
Byram-av, and Mrs. Opal Birk, 1910
Shannon-av.
The Indianapolis times., 1936-04-17

lis Times at p. m. will be after
noon highlights. A series of teas
for girls attending the field day
and smoker for boys have been
scheduled at p m. on the campus.
The Indianapolis times., 1936-04-17

will speak. Members Of the Pi Beta
Phi trio viii sing.
An inspection tour of the Butler
Collegian office at 2 p. m. and
tour of the plant of The Indianapo-
The Indianapolis times., 1936-04-17
COLLEGE CHOIR TO SING

Franklin Group to Present Program
at Lebanon Church.
Times Special
LEBANON, Ind, April 1.-THE
Franklin College choir is to present
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-27

Harry Leve, ST. at Methodist Hospital
acute cardiac dilatation.
Rosetta Bowman 70. at Methodist Hos
pital myocarditis.
Richard Moore, 30. at 1850 N. Capitol,
pulmonary tuberculosis.
James Garner, SO, at 458 E. Washington,
accidental.
James Ellis, IS. at zoos Hoyt, mitral in
sufficiency.
Enie Smith. a. at sos N. walcott. in
huenzal pneumonia.
Laura Mutt. rs, at 2727 N. Dearborn.
hypostatic pneumonia.
Hilbert G. Cox. 35 at City Hospital. skull
fracture.
Margaret Chase, IS. at 1910 E. Michigan.
Chronic myocarditiS
Jessie Bason. Al, at 1917 Muskingum, To-
bar pneumonia.
Dixie Maxine Williams. s. at 6124 Nor
Walda scarlet fever.
Iva spatig, 81, at City Hospital. broncho
pneumonia.
Christian G. Tyner, II. at $50 N. Rural,
chronic myocarditis.
Ida Smith Jones. 10. at 429 Agnes
arterioSclerosis.
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20 Help Wanted, Female
II Help Wanted, Male

10 MEN steady work: SO sal; good bonus
AZ S. Penn, RIM. 614.
EMPLOYED man to do electrical and
plumbing work at odd times. Times
Box Ssh
WANTED-FirSt class craftsman, for cab
met work; store and bar fixtures. Times,
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50 Rent Suburban. Farms
40 Wanted to Rent
Is Business Opportunities

5506 BrookviIle-rd
BEAUTY SHOP. SIX BOOTHS. GOOD
BUSINESS. 5000. MACK'S, 3o7 KRESGE
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James d. Adams. Charms
NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS

Sealed bids will be received by the Board
OF Trustees of the School City of Clinton
at the office of said Board in the City of
Clinton, Indiana, up to and including eight
O'Clock P. NJ. on the 4th day of Febru-
airy. 1886, for the sale of bonds of said
School City of Clinton in the principal
sum Of $4,000. bearing date of November
l5 1885.
Said bonds will bear interest at the
(414eol per annum from the date thereof
until paid payable on the LIST day of July
1887, and thereafter semi-annually on the
LIST days Of January and July in each year
Both the principal and the interest Of
said bonds will be payable at the office of
the Treasurer of the Board of Trustees
of the School City of Clinton in the City
of Clinton, Indiana. Said bonds will be
in the denomination of $1,000 each and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-27

FOR TRADE--1547-49 Olive-st.- Arm
e cefal7m9 a.: double gar. this place is
give or. take difference; accent Ho mna
Loan Call at 1926 Shelby. -A0i4e
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RJIIIDING PERMITS

Emerson Theater. 1880 E. 10th-st REIN
spection.
Douglas Theater. laos E. 19th-st. rein
spection.
Warren Seed Co., lat ". Delaware-st
ms
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Births
Boys

Stanley. Ruth Shafer. 1880 E. New York
John, Mary Dezelan. ST. Vincent's
Raymond. Alice Pearcy. St Vincents,
William. Mary Beikes. st. Vincents.
Henry Esta Bless. 2525 Guilford.
William, Edna Bsrnes7an. 202 McKim.
Girls
Charles. Dorothy Sullivan st. Vincen S,
George. Georgia Caldwell. Community.
Cecil Ruby Lovelace 2l7l N Oln.y.
Robert Ethel Carey, 2l33 Shelby.
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Samuel Wilson 26. OF 1915 Madison-av
cab driver. and GLADYS Rice % of 1915
Msdison-av. waitress
Skies T. Test, as, Millersville- DIR. real
estate and Elsa Painter Haerle IS, OF nj
Middle DIR. Woodruff Place. housekeener.
Charles w. Hawk, %. Of 53i5 Park-av,
bus driver. and Mariana c. Munson Is OF
1446 Central-av. housekeeper.
Joseph l.. Cummings %, OF 81 z. 3Sth-
". Home Owners Loan Corp. and Irma
Frances Drake. %. Of $3.50 N. Meridian-st
housekeeper.
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80 LegdLs
Legal Notice
NOTICE TO BIDDERS ON RAILROAD
FLASHING LIGHT SIGNALS. MAJOR
ITEMS OF MATERIALS FOR IN
STALLATION AND APPARAT-

r--slI u Nh ELtIAI1o FOt IN
STALLATION AND APPARAT-
US FOR OPERATION.
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals Will be received at the State High
way Commissions Office. 3rd floor of the
State House Annex i02 North Senate
Avenue, indianapolis Indiana. until ten
10000 O'Clock g. m. February l. 1886
Tor furnishing new railroad flashing light
signals, with major items of materials
for installation and apparatus for their
operation.
Proposal blanks and Specifications are
on hle in the Office of the State Highway
Commission, where they may be obtained
without cost, upon request
The right is reserved by the State High
way Commission TO reject any or all bids
waive technicalitieS as to procedure and
TO award on any combination of bids
that in its Judgment is most advantageous
to the State of Indiana.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF INDIANA
To n
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SAID bondS are 10 pc issued IN accord
ance with Chapter &C of the Acts of the
General Assembly of the State of Indiana
for the year 1908 and all Acts amendatory
thereof and supplemental thereto.
Said bonds are being issued for the pur-
pose of providing funds with which to con-
struct a school building for the purpose
of furnishing class rooms and rooms Cor
the teaching of domestic science. home
economies. and physical training in the
School City of Clinton.
Bids must be submitted in sealed enve-
lopes addressed to the Board of Trustees
of the School City of Clinton, Clinton. In
diana. and endorsed bid for School Build
ing Improvement Bonds of the School City
of Clinton"
Said bonds will rot be sold for less than
the principal amount thereof.
The full right is reserved to the Board
In its discretion to reject any or all bids.
SCHOOL CITY OF CLINTON.
BY: Isaac D. White,
B. C. Huffman.
E. A. Levin.
Members of the Board of Trus-
tees of the School City of Clin-
J,If
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NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS

Sealed bids will be received by the Com
mon Council of the CITY of Clinton. at
the office of the Clerk-Treasurer thereof.
the 18th day of February 1886 for the
sale of bonds of said City of Clinton in
the principal sum. of $4,000, bearing the
date of February IS. 936.
Said bonds shall bear interest att the
rate of four and one-quarter. percentum
t4Hfe) per annum from the date thereof
until paid, payable on the 1st day of July.
1887. and thereafter semi-annually on the
LIST days Of January and July in each. year;
bonds will be payable at the office of the
Clerk Treasurer of the City of Clinton. in
the City of Clinton, Indiana. Said bonds
will be in the denomination Of $1,000 each
and will mature follows:
$1,000 July 1, 1887
$1,000 January /. 1888
$1,000 July /, 1898
$1,000 January l. 1899
$1,000 July /, 1899
$1,000 January /. 1910
$1,000 July 1. 1910
$1,000 January 1. 1871
$1,000 July 1. 1941
$1,000 January l. 1912
$1,000 July l. 1912
$1,000 January l. 1943
$1,000 July l. 1943
$1,000 January l. 1914
$1,000 July 1. 1914
$1,000 January /. 1945
$1,000 July !. 1945
$1,000 January l. 1916
$1,000 July 1. 1916
$1,000 January l. 1947
$1,000 July /. 1947
$1,000 January 1. 1913
$1,000 July l. 1913
$1,000 January l. 1919
$1,000 July l. 1949
$1,000 January l. 1850
said bonds are to be issued in accord
ance with the provisions of Section SIS of
Chapter 1873 of the Acts of the General
Assembly of the State of Indiana for the
year 1905. and all acts amendatory there
OF and supplemental thereto.
Said bonds are being issued for the
purpose. of providing funds with which
to purchase material for the improvement
and resurfacing of the streets in the
City of Clinton
Bids must be submitted in sealed en-
velopes. addressed to the Common Council
OF the City of Clinton. Clinton. Indiana,
ana endorsed Bid for Street Improve
ment Bond of the City of Clinton -
Said bonds will not be sold for less than
the principal amount thereof
The full right Is reserved to the Com
mon Council in its discretion to reject any
or all bids
CITY OF CLINTON.
BY Clyde NJ. link Mayor
Thos. M. Grhiths. City Clerk-Treasurer
of the CITY of Clinton. Indiana
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

Incorrect addresses frequently are given
10 the Marriage License Bureau deliberate
". The Times In printing the official list
assumes nc responsibility for the accuracy
of such addresses.b
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LOHnIAN-Mary Elizabeth, age 5s, beloved
wife of George F. Lehman. mother of
Richard W.. George L., Robert o.,
Charles b. Mrs. Warren Daily and Mrs.
George 1, Voss, passed away Sunday a.
m. Friends may call at the home. 922 N
Oakland-av. Funeral Wednesday. 2 p. m,
at the Northside Church OF God, 30th
and Annette-sts. Burial Memorial Park.
DORSEY SERVICE
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KRUsE-william c.. husband of Josnna
Kruse. father of Leo W. Kruse, In
dianapolis: Mrs. Inez Good. Detroit;
Sister Inez Marie Sisters of Providence
brother of Henry c.. Caroline and Mary
Krgse. Salem Ind and Christian Kruse,
may call at the KIRBY MORTUARY,
1901 N Meridian-st Services Tuesday,
10 a. M, from the mortuary. Burial
Crown Hill.
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HAIR-Harry j., beloved husband of
Katherine Stanford Hair, father of
Louise, son of Mrs. John Hair, and
life Sunday. age So Funeral Wednes-
day. Jan. 20 at the MOORE g. KIRK
FUNERAL HOME Fairfield and College
av, 1890 a. m Burial Grand View
cemetery. Lafayette, Ind. Friends in
vited
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Indianapolis Times, Monday. Jan. 81, 1858
AKER-Dr. Marion c.. son of George Aker
OF Reelsville, Ind, brother. of Mrs. J.
L. Aker of Mooresville Ind, passed away
at Spokane. Wash Monday, Jan 90
Services at the FLANNER 81 BUCHANAN
MORTUARY Tuesday, 1880 p. m. Friends
invited. Burial Memorial Park ceme-
terry.
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IS Houses, Unfinished

sl2: water paid Spruce, 923-Clean, four
rooms; electricity and gas DR-1709
SIS: WATER Pads. New Jersey. 626;
four-room modern. Walking distance.
GIMBER, l606-4-room single; good con-
dition, SIS. HU-7458.
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CRAvEN-Shuble c., of 1850 S. Sheffield
st, beloved husband of Irena Craven,
father of Mrs. Ina Johnson and Levi w.
years Friends may see Mr.. Craven at his
home any time after IL o'clock Monday.
Services Wednesday. . p. M, at the w,
d. BEANBLOSSOM MORTUARY, 1921 23
invited.
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BEST--Tresa, widow of the late James
Best, sister Of Philip H. Moessmer, passed
away Saturday. Jan. Is, at late residence
857 N. New Jersey-st, age Sc years Flu
neral services VOIGT MORTUARY, 1882
S. Meridian-st, Tuesday. 2 D. m. inter-
ment Grown Hill Cemetery. Deceased
was member of Garment Makers
Union, Local No. 127. Friends invited
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CLAIR-vrginia. age 80 years, passed
away Saturday night at the residence of
daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. 1910
a. M, at the above address. Friends in
vited. Burial Oaklandon. CONKLE
SERVICE
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} DeuthS-Fu5ier0LS


indianapolis Times, Monday. Jan. 81, 1858.
AKER-Dr Marion c., son of George Aker
OF Reelsville, Ind, brother of Mrs. J.
3. oyler o., Upton, Ind, and DR.. Charles
at Spokane, Wash, Monday. Jan 20.
Services at the FLANNER g. BUCHANAN
M MORT S TUESDAY sds, l;So p I'M M Friends
terry.
ALFORD-Ernest j. beloved husband Of
and Robert Afford, brother of Mrs; Effie
Ackles Of Flint. Mich; Mrs. Blanche
OF Mildred Carlton, Greenfield, passed
away at his home in Eden Monday. Fu-
neral Wednesday, 1880 p. M. at the M.
der the direction Of GEORGE MccART ~
Fortvile.
Best, sister Of Philip H. Moessmer, passed
away Saturday. Jan. rs, at late residence
ss services SsT seF Soar Nc 4 E
S. Meridian-st, Tuesday, 2 p. m. inter-
ment Crown Hill Cemetery. Deceased
Vas member Sn Of Garment Makers
Observation-Disclosures mother of Dwight
schae}er passed away ' Saturday da at her
home, 1901 Brookside- pkwy, South
drive: Funeral at Zion Evangelical
Chq a5s n TUESDAY 2p Calling hours
Grown Hill Cemetery. KRiEGER sERV-
ICE.
band of Margaret E. Byers and father
Of Clifford z. and Roy H; Byers and
MIR; BE Bert Peters RYsr all 9t re5 Indianapolis
passed away Monday, Jan; 81, age II
years Funeral service viii ,t be held at
at i7th-st, Wednesday Jan. 49, at 2
o'clock. Burial Washington Park Gene
terry. Friends invited
CLAIR-virginia, age 80 years, passed
away Saturday night at the residence of
daughter, Mrs Elizabeth Smith. 1910
Kessleroblyd Funeral service Tu Tuesday 10
vted: Burial Oaklandon. CONKLE
SERVICE.
st, beloved husband of Irena Craven,
father Of Mrs. Ina johnson and Levi w.
Pope passed away Jan 26, 1885, age 80
home any time after IL o'clock Monday
B. BEANs HeoSSy MoRruXRY. lssl-2s
invited.
GARRABRANT-Barba mother of Mrs.
Rosia Pruett, Mrs. Eva Park and Will
liam Garrabrant passed away Monday
morning, age so years. Friends may call
MONDAY eyenns az tne al ana
burial at Columbus, o. CoNKLE sERV-
ICE.
HAIR-Harry j., beloved husband of
Katherine Stanford Hair, father Of
Louise, son Of Mrs. John Hair and
brother of E. r. Hair departed this
life Sunday, age So Funeral Wednes-
day. Jan. 30, at the MOORE g. KIRK
FUNERAL HOME. Fairfield and College
av, 1890 a. M Burial Grand View
cemetery. Lafayette. Ind. Friends in
vited.
KRUSE-william c. husband of Joanna
Kruse. father of Leo w. Kruse In
dianapolis: Mrs Inez Good. Detroit:
Sister Inez Marie. Sisters of Providence,
brother of Henry c.. Caroline and Mary
Kruse, Salem, Ind. and Christian Kruse,
indianapolis, died Saturday Friends
may cali at the KIRBY MORTUARY,
1901 N. Meridan-st Services Tuesday,
10 a. M. from the mortuary. Burial
Crown Hill.
LOHMAN-Mary Elizabeth. age So, beloved
wife of George F. Lehman, mother of
Richard W.. George L., Robert o.,
Charles b. Mrs. Warren Daily and Mrs
George l.. Voss passed away Sunday a.
m. Friends may call at the home. 922 N
Oakland-av. Funeral Wednesday, 2 D. m.
at the Northside Church of God 30th
DORSEY SERVICE.
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GARRABRANT-Barba mother of Mrs.
Rosia Pruett. Mrs. Eva Park and Will
liam Garrabrant, passed away Monday
morning, age 80 years. Friends may call
Monday evening at the residence of Mrs.
Park 500 Rockville-rd. Funeral and
burial at Columbus, o. CONKLE SERV-
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81 Wanted Real Estate

OF Emerson. north of Wash. st. Mr.
.BurgesS, RI-9388, IR-6102. 1-
AMERlCAN ESTATES co REALTORS
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30 Rooms for Rent

WCODRUFF-774 w. Drive; warm, front
room; | or g. large closets. CH-5724.
18TH, 318 E.-Steam heated room; beauty
rest mattress. Private home. Reason
able. RI-5125.
BOTH W., 412; NICE clean room; inner
spring mattress; next to bath. rA-223S
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Bishop, Ernest, william and Walter
Schaefer, passed away Saturday at her
home, 1901 Brookside-pkwy South
drive. Funeral at Zion Evangelical
Church Tuesday. Up. m, Calling hours
at the home after noon Monday. Burial
Crown Hill Cemetery. KRIEGER SERV
ICE.
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J., beloved husband Of
and Robert Afford BROTHER a Of Mrs. 4a Efrie
Ackles Of Flint, Mich; Mrs. Blanche
Durkes of Los Angeles, CAL, and uncle
away at his home in Eden Monday. Fu
neral Wednesday. 80 p M at the NJ.
z. Church. Friends invited. Funeral I'M
der the direction of GEORGE MCCARTHY,
FortVille
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BYERS-Wiliam j. (Joe), beloved hus-
band d, Of e Margaret E Byers and father
Mrs Bert Peters. all of indianapolis,
and Leo v. Byers of Trenton, N. j.,
passed away Monday, Jan. 81, age II
years. Funeral service will be held at
the VALID FUNERAL HOME Illinois
at l7th-st, Wednesday. Jan. 90 at 2
O'Clock. Burial Washington Park Gene
terry. Friends invited
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II Houses and Lois
4S Sale Suburban, Farms
AZ Real Estate EXCHANGE

BE SURE-Of your. title. Demand an alb
l55 E. Market-St Union Title Bido
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9 Lost and Found

LOST-Poice dog, male. name Prince jan
13. Reward. Ayres Tearoom RI-944l
STRAYED-English setter. male. white
with half head black Thursday. Reward.
WA-2538
LOST-Diamond stickpin tiger head,
WeqpneSday morning, 18th and Talbott.
Reward RI-0680