davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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mind if Jane were knockout. It wouldn't t
be so humiliating.
And then she saw the prizefghter at the
bar. He looked much bigger in his street
clothes than he did in the ring at his training
camp. Bigger and uglier.
The newspaper man beside Phyllis saw the
prizefghter too. The newspaper man. whose
name was Mac, was nice, and quite the sort
OF young man with whom Phyllis would have
been pleased to flirt under other and happier
circumstances. He jerked his head at the other
newspaper men and grinned. They all grinned
and watched the prizefghter expectantly. They
had been talking about how surly Burke had
got as he neared the end of his training. Some
thing was going to happen.
They all saw Burke drink glass of whiskey
and ask for another and drink that and
ask for another and still another. pausing
only to take quick look over his shoulder
at the door.
''It's race" Mac said to Phyllis. Can he
get cock-eyed before Izzy Mandebaum catches
up with him?'
Burke took his seventh whiskey with one
toss and moved out on the crowded dance
floor. He bumped Perry Phelps and the news
paper girl Perry Phelps just grinned and went
on dancing. Burke saw college boy dancing
Evening star., 1936-09-27

HYLLIs sat at table in Corley's and
watched Perry Phelps dancing with the
newspaper girl from New York and got
madder and madden.
The fact that Perry was oblivious to what
he was doing made it worse. He was big and
good natured and kind. He wouldn't have
hurt her feelings on purpose Therefore he was
fool. Or else he had fallen for the newspaper
girl
Phyllis was neither alone nor neglected.
She sat with Connie Smith and Jimmy Gres-
ham and five newspaper men and the only
reason she wasn't dancing was that she was
mad. She resented the newspaper men. She
thought>that Winchester, which is not far from
Saratoga. was charming place to spend the
summer. But it had been spoiled when Burke,
the heavyweight contender, chose it for his
training camp. Now it was full of sports writer's
and fight fans and gamblers. Nobody talked
about anything but the fight.
Phyllis thought the newspaper girl was not
good looking not really Her name was
Jane Evans. Phyllis thought she wouldn't
Evening star., 1936-09-27

break loose. He'd love to punch anybody VIII
gave him the slightest excuse. He knocked tw
of his sparring partners cold this morning. Blu
he can't stand up to Izzy Mandelbaum. H
wouldn't think of laying hand on Izzy."
Perry Phelps realized. as he drove Phylli
home. that she did not share his enthusiasm
for the evening. She had gone into one of thos
stony silences
Perry looked at her. There was enoug
light from the dash so he could see her profl.
Her face was calm and beautiful - ominousl
calm and beautiful. Phyllis was normally
vivacious. She laughed easily.
Il think" Perry said, THAT Izzy Mandel
baum leading Burke out of Corley's was on,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-06
BUTLER EVENING
STUDENTS WILL
ENROLL TONIGHT
900 County Residents Are
Expected to Register
for Courses.

More than 900 residents of Mar
ion County are expected to enroll
for courses in the Butler University
division of evening courses when
registration for the second semester
is held tonight in Arthur Jordan
Memorial Hall. According to Prof
G.. F. Leonard, evening division di-
rector, a total of 932 persons took
work during the fall term.
Students who plan to register
have been asked to report between
4 and p. m. and and 9 p. m.
All faculty members are to aid with
registration. Instruction is to begin
next week.
The majority Of persons register
ing for evening work are to be en-
ployed adults who can not leave
their work during the day, Prof.
Leonard says. A large group of
school teachers is expected to enroll
for courses creditable toward teach
ing licenses and advanced degrees.
A block of 16 courses in eco
nomics is expected to attract bust
ness men and office workers. There
are to be courses for stenographers,
accountants, statesmen and invest
ors, The university science labora-
tories have been overhauled during
the mid-term vacation in prepara-
ton for the new semester.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-06
100000 ASKED
OF union TRUST.
Estates of Illinois Mans
Brothers Bases for
Litigation.

The Union Trust Co., Indianapo-
lis. is defendant in two suits asking
total TO 100000 judgment on file
in Federal Court today.
William H. Gray, Lake County,
H., the plaintiff, filed the suits in
volving litigation on the estates of
his brothers, James and Allen Gray.
Federal Judge Robert c. Baltzell,.
the complaint alleges, appointed the
trust company and Stuart T. Fos-
ter, Princeton, as trustees of the
estates. A Circuit Court of APP
peals ruling declared the appoint
mentS void.
Mr.. Gray asks that funds turned
over to the Union Trust Co., as
trustees. be returned to him with 6
per cent interest. The Union Trust
Co. said that the Vanderburg Pro-
bate Court appointed it trustee after
the Circuit Court ruling.
The four Gray brothers, James,
Allen, Harry and William, once con-
trolled property valued at millions
of dollars.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-06
MANUAL ALUMNI
TO MAP SCHOOL
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Forty-first Anniversary to
Be Observed by Group
Feb. 18.

Further plans for the annual
alumni meeting at Manual Train
ing High School to mark the
schools forty-first birthday, Feb.
1S, are to be made when officers
and executive committee meet
Tuesday.
Representatives from each class
have pledged their support. At a
meeting last week, 40 members we're
placed in charge Of promotion for
the annual event.
Arthur Madison and John Herr
mann are to be in charge Of tickets
for the auditorium performance and
membership fees. Chairman Of
cashiers Is c. D. Vawter. Regis
tration committee includes Helen
Adolay, Lillian Rieman, Daisy VAIL
Ruth Rankin. Alma Gebhardt,
Helen Neale, Elsie Goett and Ger
trude Hartman, all members Of the
Masoma Alumni Association. Mem
bers of the door committee are
Harry Mledema Jr, II. Reldenbach,
B. r. Davy, Glenn Baker, Stanley
Wilson, Charles E. Manages, Arthur
l.. Strauss, Charles Stuart, Cecil
Bird, Norman Koepper, Melvin
Henselmeir and John Nackenhorst.
Two Manual teachers, Ray Aiken
brock and Mrs. Coral Taflinger
Black, and Mrs. Mary ]. Spiegel,
secretary to Principal E. H. KEN
per McComb, compose the nominal
ing committee of next years alumni
officers. Their report is to be given
Feb. 10, and is. to be followed by
election.
In addition to Miss Thelma Ia
coma, chairman. Don Menke and
Finley w. Wright of the program
committee, Bert Kelly is to assist
with the stage performance, which
Is to be an amateur hour"
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They rented an apartment and
bought furniture, and then James
contracted pneumonia last SUNDAY.
James found it difficult last night
to breathe the words, Il do"
Today James and Rosemary hold
hands at his bedside and hope the
wedding will prove tonic enough to
overcome the illness. Then they will
move into their apartment. 500 Di
viSion-st.
The couple had the wedding ring
engraved with the date of their mar
riage long before the event took
place.
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CANDIDATES. PETITION
FORMS ARE AVAILABLE
County Offices and Precinct Com
mitteeman Blanks Ready.

Petition forms for candidates for
county Offices and precinct commit
teeman now are ready for distribu-
ton, according to Glenn B. Ralston,
county clerk.
Under an act of the Legislature
passed in 1885 these forms must
carry 400 names for county Offices
and 10 names for precinct commit
teeman before declaration for Office
is filed. In the past it was neces-
sary only to file a declaration to
place a candidates name on the
ballot, he said.
Convention delegate position
forms are to be ready for distribu-
ton in about 10 days, Mr.. Ralston
said.
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True love may not stay on true
course, but here's one instance
where it ran on schedule.
Rosemary Broderick Faux, until
last night, was just 18-year old
Rosemary Bro5orick, 610 Arbor- av,
but today she is the bride of James
Faux, 20, who is i'll with pneumonia.
The marriage was performed last
night at the sickbed of the groom
in his home at 1882 S. Belmont-av,
in the presence of a few friends.
James and Rosemary set their
wedding date more than year ago.
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Alumni to Hear Putnam

Members of the Butler Alumni
Club of Chicago are to hear DR..
James w. Putnam, university presi-
dent, at their regular luncheon
Saturday at Marshall Field & Co.
DR.. Putnam is to speak concerning
progress at the university.
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M'GUFFEY FOUNDING
TO BE CELEBRATED
indianapolis Club to Hold Banquet
in Third Christian Church.

H'N VII f5uEtNHf N1Hut
Eleventh anniversary of the IN
dianapolis McGuffey Club is to be
celebrated with an entertainment
program and banquet Tuesday
night, Feb. Is, in Third Christian
Church, 17th-st and Broadway.
Members of the arrangements
and ticket sale committee are DR..
D. S. Goble, chairman; John H.
Newlin, Mrs. Lucy Grabhorn, Mrs.
Jennie Brown, Frank Mccormack
and Henry F. Bond. S. B. Prater is
club president.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-06
here ARE THE REAL
FACTS ABOUT BRAN
Brought Out by Tests with
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN

Some years ago, there was consid-
cradle difference of opinion regard
ing the use of bran. So to discover
the actual facts of the case, the
Kellogg Company asked for
series of laboratory tests at lead
ing universities.
Experimental studies on a group
of healthy women showed that the
continued use of bran was thor
oughly satisfactory. Unlike ca
thartics, it did not lose it's effect.
Other Independent tests on men
indicated that, with certain people,
the "bulk" in bran was more effec-
tive than that found in fruits and
vegetables.
Laboratory analysis proved that
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN supplied vita
min B and iron as we'll as plenty
of bulk. This "bulk" in ALL BRAN
is gentle in action. It absorbs
great deal of moisture, and
cleanses the intestinal tract.
ALL-BRAN corrects constipation
due to insufficient "bulk." 1t is the
natural way-far better than u.s.
ing pills and tablets.
Serve as a cereal - GcISSSl
or use in cooking. ksHaa;faSSJ
Sold by all grocers. t1gS
Made by Kellogg in cs ss.T9lssssssssssT
Battle Creek.
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dwellings instead of living doubed-up as thew have been
doing Therefore, buying real estate for rental investment
is certainly logical place for FUNDS that must earn an in
come the renters market past and the possibility of an
assured steady income from property is attractive
If you tenant, your rent is almost certain to adj
vance just as it declined from 1929 through 1888 home
purchased at what still bargan-counter prices
will relieve you of the necessity of constant moves con-
santly increasing rents at outlay great deal if
any, higher than probable rental costs for similar property
Figures do not lie. The increasing demand for desr-
able living quarters which not to be had an UNI
failing barometer Of better days to come for the
of real estate whether be for investment or for
personal use Why not get Gin before it is too late?
Figures U. Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Also from survey by indianapolis Co-June 1880
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81 s a al
Why Should You
Buy Real Estate?
By
EARL B. TECKEMEYER, ReaI+or
SCEik1ID & SMITH
BY Al Capn
BY
EARL B. TECKEMEYER, ReaI+or
SCHMID & SMITH

The demand for real estate is
increasing steadily as shown by
the following figures:
In 1934-35-12,0OO living two
to-a-unit.
In 1885 (July)-5500 vacan-
cies, only 1900 of which were
thoroughly modern and fit for
occupancy.
The $4,000 families are now
trying to crowd into the 1900
desirable vacancies and, of
course, it can not be done.
Hence, the demand for desirable
living quarters is intense at the
present time and promises to
grow even more acute as more
and more families find it possible
and desirable tO Sook +bo;,. o,,,,,
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INDEX

ANNOUNCEMENTS
2 CARD OF THANKS
; DEATHS-FUNERALS
! FLORISTS
5 IN MEMORIAMS
LODGE NOTICES
MONUMENTS
LOST AND FOUND
NOTICES
PERSONALS
2 TRANSPORTATION
BUSINESS SERVICES
SCHOOLS-INSTRUCTIONS
} HELP WANTED, FEMALE
HELP WANTED. MALE
2 SALESMEN-AGENTS
3 SITUATIONS. FEMALE
SITUATIONS. MALE
5 INSTRUCTIONS FOR EMPL.
, MOVING AND STORAGE.
ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOMS WITH BOARD
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
I aPARTMENTs. UNFURN.
HOUSES. UNFURNISHED
FURNISHED PLACES
OFF1CES-DESK SPACE
RENT SUBURBAN FARMS
3 BUSINESS PROPERTY
0 WANTED TO RENT
5 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
S SECURITIES
HOUSES AND LOTS
3 SALE SUBURBAN FARMS
, REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
D ACREAGE FOR SALE
| REAL ESTATE LOANS
, WANTED REAL ESTATE
) BEER EQUIPMENT
S WEARING APPAREL
7 HOUSEHOLD GOODS
3 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
D RADIOS, MUSICAL NEEDS
D FARM AND GARDEN
/ PETS AND BIRDS
3 HORSES AND CATTLE
! POULTRY-LIVE STOCK
/ SWAPS
) WANTED TO BUY
S FURNITURE BUYERS
I CASH COAL MART
D AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
/ TRUCKS AND TRACTORS
3 TIRES-ACCESSORIES
8 WANTED AUTOMOBILES
4 CLES-REPA1RS
3 PERSONAL PROP. LOANS
0 PERSONAL LOANS
D AUTO LOANS
| PUBLIC AUCTIONS
2 IECAlS
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BOILING Eugene Berl. age % years. be-
loved husband of Della Boiling, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Boiling, brother OF
Mrs. Euna Crawford, passed away Sun
day. Funeral at the residence 1901 Cliff
ton-st, Wednesday, 2;30 p. m Friends
Monday. Burial Crown Hill. SHIRLEY
SERVICE
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Indianapolis Times, Mon, March %, 1856.
BLIss-Hattie squires, age 10, beloved
mother of Graham Squires, sister of
George and Fred Wachtstetter, passed
away Sunday, March %. Friends may
call at w. T. BLASENGYM FUNERAL
PARLOR, 1929 Shelby-st after p. m.
Monday. Funeral Tuesday, 1870 p. m.
Burial Crown Hill.
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Births
Twins
nM g.

Twins
Robert. Leona Roell, st. Francis, boy
and girl.
Bows
Raymond Mary Williams St. Francis
Ira Jeanette Littleton. St Francis.
Garrett Helen Rockford St. Francis
Wilbur Louise Barton. ST. Francis.
Raw Mary Holwager. So. Francis.
Halle Helen Trowbridge, st. Francis.
Girls
Manley. Helen Mark. st. Francis
Harlan. Dorthy King St Frances
James, Lydia Eagleson. ST. Francis
Norman, Alberta Fossmeyer, ST. Francis.
Marion, Bernice Cotton. St. Francis
Bernard. Ruth Niehaus. St. Francis.
James, Jane FanSler. ST. Francis
Leonard, Edna Hemmelcarn. ST. Francis.
Howard. Helene Wheeler. st. Francis.
Glenn. Zella Sabhart. st. Francis.
Elmer. Bessfice Wheatley. ST. Francis.
.Raymone, Carrie Paradise ST. Francis.
Vert. Dorothy Hale. st. Francis.
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Certain cemetery regulations require
that removals be made prior to April Isl
or after Oct. 1st If you contemplate such
action our service department can be OF
assistance, arranging details.
SHIRLEY BROS.
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EGE-Alice Minnie. age 40. beloved wife
Of Norman Eye and sister of Leonard
Dudley and Ruben Silcox passed away
Saturday morning. Funeral at SHIRLEY
BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL 946 N Ill
81. Tuesday, 1890 a. M Friends invited
Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at
the chapel.
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[ Announcements
SPECIAL NOTICE

avon PRODUCTS" Special Offer
Call Mrs. Vera Gaines. HA-4608-W
3057 College-av.
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placed locally.
For out-of-town rates, write or
phone the Classified Department
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48 Sale Suburban Farms

BE SURE-Of your title Demand an abb
stract prepared by UNION TITLE CO..
155 z. Market-st. Union Title Bldg
10 ACRES, about 2 miles northeast of
Greencastle. good house, barn, spring
|, stream $3.50: $500 cash. WA-0395.
4-ROOM house in Greenfield city water.
lights, gas available at small outlay;
newly rooted: $3.50; e cash. WA-0395.
5ls ACRES, joining Greenfield on Ma
tional road: good Improvements. Will
liamS % N. IrVington-aV.
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HATCH-Clifford A., age A, husband of
Bertha A., Hatch. passed away Sunday
morning. March %. Friends may call at
SHIRLEY. BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL,
g46 N. Illinois-st, until a. m. Tuesday.
Funeral and burial New Bedford, Mass.
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

Uncorrect addresses frequently are given
10 the Marriage License Bureau deliberate
Iy. The Times in printing the official list
assumes no responsibility for the accuracy
of such addresses
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Leon A. Wilson, % Hendricks County
farmer. and Opal A Bales, IS. of 1910
n. Keystone-av housekeeper
Milton Frackman. 81, Barton Hotel, gold
refiner. and Mary d. Mcclure, Is. of 1903
N Pennsylvania-st, nurse.
John " Trout, %, of 2424 E 10th-st
clerk, and Martha J. Jensen, 10. of 42l4
ot cIayton g. Marsh Jr.. 81 Of ssl7 oliver
nv. cook. and Evelyn A. Wilder, 10, Beech
Grove beauty operator.
Kenneth Stokes. 29. OF - s. Holmes-av,
Insurance salesman. and Gladys Lind, So
Of 26i9is w Westinghouse. Stenographer.
John D Vie 49, of 1889 TempleNav.
laboratory worker. and Evelyne L. HURT
is. Of $50 West-dr. Woodruff Place.
stenographer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-23

McCLAIN--Enoch A.. age 60 years: hus-
father Of Basil. Brewer and Mrs. Jes,
slca Modlin of Beech Grove, Ind, passed
away March %, 1886. Services Tuesday.
Beech Grove. Burial Washington Park
Cemetery. Friends invited. LITTLE e.
SONS SERVICE.
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IS Houses, Unfinished

IS Houses, Unfurnished
DREXEI, 418 M rooms mod, single;
East, with gar Al condition. $50.
J. S. CRUISE, INC RI-6412.
GRAY s.. 431--4-room semi-modern single,
$1250. LI5596.
Highland-av. N, 4o2 rms.....$15oo
Dorman, AIS; 5 rms. .$16.25
Pine, s., IL; rms. ...............$ SO 90
Fletcher, I647; rms. ..........'... sig. %
JENNINGS BROS. ' 20 5. Illinois siS.''
NEW JERSEY, 1929 N.-six-room double
modern - newly decorated; porches;
RINGGoLD 1332-,strictly modern s
! rooms, easily heated, conveniently
located. See 1419 Ringgoldl
RUCKLE. 2o48-$2o, water paid; four room
double; modern. HE-4744, TA-7050
FOR COLORED
Cali GREGORY 4 APPEL Fin INC. ii.799i
IS Furn. Houses, Apis.
s37 5O-East 1000 Lake front, SCOTT. wooded
ALABAMA. 1914 N, Apt. C-Two lovely
rooms in modern apartment: complete
housekeeping; utilities
CENTRAL. 2131-$6 wk.; rooms; private
bath; all utilities. HE-4155.
| 18Th, 1o9 W.-Inree clean. rooms,
Hot water Rent. Sc per week.
Bath & N. NEW JERsEY-6-room double,
| overstu1ed. etc.; water paid; $33. HA-
So Rent Suburban Farms
rs ACRES, good tomato ground on Sher-
man-dr. Rent or sell. DR-7755-1.
80 Business Property
STOREROOMS with comfortable living
quarters above; $40 mo. It's E. 25th-st.
HE-3523
FOR RENT-Lodge hall, kitchen and din
ing room. Redman Bldg. 137 w. North,
IS Business Opportunities
FOR sale or trade by owner; good res
taurant. 645 Mass-av.
GARAGE-North Best buy in Indianapolis
Owner retiring. HU-1708.
II Houses For Sale
ALABAMA, NJ 2200-Cozy 7-room home.
Excellent neighborhood; garage; yard.
owner, TA-3666.
ANOTHER bargain; 1889 English-av; S
rooms, paved street and alley; new roof;
$1100. JENNINGS BROS, % S. III.
REAL ESTATE RENTALS, INSURANCE.
/ T.. MIN MCKINNEY CO., 1NC.
MINNESOTA. e. 605--5 rooms. semi-mod-
ern cottage; good condition; terms. IR
| 4213.
ENGLISH, 12O6-4-room house; electric
lights; cistern; garage; at trolley stop
| on paved street. All improvements in and
paid. No reasonable offer refused.
NEAR NATIONAL ROAD WEST-We have
7 properties that must be sold mo junk,
| modern and semi-modern bungalows.
| two-story houses, some newly decorated
and painted, $500 to $4,000. 1919 down.
| STEWART & HUDDLESON. SOC Inland
| Bldg. RI-8S62.
43Iq {. MICHIGAN
$2Q50-TERMS
Four rooms down 2 and bath up; full
! basement, large porch. Part cash. Mr..
| Burgess. RI-9388. IR-6102.
AMERICAN ESTATES co, REALTORS.
48 Sale Suburban Farms
BE SURE-Of your title. Demand an abb
stract prepared by UNION TITLE CO..
155 z. Market-st Union Title Bldg
10 ACRES, about 2 miles northeast of
Greencastle. good house, barn, spring
stream; s1750. $500 cash. WA-0395.
4-ROOM house in Greenfield. city water,
| lights, gas available at small outlay:
newly rooted $3.50 u cash. WA-0395.
5la ACRES, Joining Greenfield on Ma
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NoRRIs-Monele c., sister of Mrs. r. ].
Dearbon and ,stepsister of Mrs Efie
Methodist Hospital. Funeral services
Tuesday. 2 p. M. at CONKLE FUNER-
AL HOME. 1884 w. Michigan-st. Friends
invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends
may call at the funeral home.
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MARTz-Lida j., of s35 Dorman-st. en-
fbsred in 1} rest Saturday age So wears
OF Mrs; Matte Jordan Mrs. Helen Char
peIL Ralph D., Millard F. and Harold
Martz Funeral Tuesday 1870 D. m at
PARLOR, 2050 E. Michiga n-st Buriai
Crown Hi1l Cenaeterv
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HOLLINGSWORTH-M Mildred l.. age 81
years. Of 800 N, Euclid-av beloved wife
OF Lendell Hollingsworth, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Picketts of New
Maysville, Ind, passed away Sunday
p. M, at the M E. Hospital Friends
may r,,y call "a at the home of her parents
Baptist Church. ALLEN CAMPBELL IN
CHARGE.
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ROBERTs-Walter. age years little SON
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Roberts. passed
away early Saturday morning. Funeral
services Tuesday. 1890 a m. at resi-
dence of grandparents, . Mr. and Mrs
Frank Faucet, I'll Koehne. Friends in
yited: Burial Floral Park. CONKLE
SERVICE.
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SNIITH-Augusta. age 66, beloved wife of
Edward H.. smith, mother of Albert.
Mabel Sponsel, Mrss-Betty Mckinley and
sister of Louis Friedrich, passed away
Sunday March %, 5 p. m. PRIVATE
Jefferson, Wednesday at 10 a. m. Burial
a. Memorial Park. Friends may call at
the residence. SHIRLEY SERVICE.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-23

VOGHT-Dan r.. husband of Laura B.
Henderson tdeceasedl, passed away Sat-
urday. March 81. at the Clinton County
d daSPbter Eean nd THryysd BY
indianapolis; George H. of Mitchell. ILL.,
and Walter r. of Beevedere. Cal; also
three sisters. and three brothers. Flu
neral Tuesday March "a. p. m. at the
home of daughter. 4633 Schofield-av.
Friends may call any time. Burial Me-
mortal Park.