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The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 30

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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR WEDNESDAY MAY 4 194 CHANGE LIE" organ Really helps nature build you up ana Taken regularly It helps soothe you calm you Then too It a Wonderful Hill Mrs Artisha Hialt a qu Thomas Cook AUNG 3484 WIKIS ORk ployed two years as parts man Glasgow la a I it'Aw rs vws enn 3 Atij 'W' kBHIO iffi 138 WASH ST Pee'cous I LOOKS AND WASHES Amazing NEW paint discovery by the makersmwm 1 oH 2 (ITS KEM GIO DO BATHROOM! I SOUTH 1 QT KEM GIO DOES WOODWORK! ONE GALLON KEM GIO DOES THE AVERAGE KTCHEW WALLS WOODWORK CUPBOARDS! IS AT ITS BEST ROM JUNE THROUGH SEPTEMBER 3 NO PRIMER! 4 NO UNDERCOATER! 3 TO 4 HOURS! 6 WASHABLE! SCRUBBABLE! STELLAS QUART 't DECORA TOR STYLED COLORS 0N6V or OR LIVIUS ROOMS DIHIHC ROOMS IED8OOMS MOOREtMcCORMAGK 9 Broadway KEM GLO I SOLI AT LEADING PAINT HARDWARE AND DEPARTMENT STORES I THERE IS A DEALER WARYOTl KINNEY 'c Baked bi tinn'l a sister' Mrs ortune Indi Rlres 4 to PACE 80 Indiana Deaths Consult Oiir Authorized Travel Agents East St Clair Street will be held at 1 pm tomorrow in 39 pr PL vV I A PARAVOX HEARING AID 7 38th and Illinois ziC 42d and Colleqa SS BRAZIL Send PARAMOLINT Mother's Daq i uneral service and burial for Pvt Jamas Reece 21 years old who was killed Aug 17 1941 at Orleans rance take place at Peru tomorrow rc zz szzzz Born in Miami County Pvt Reece was graduated from' Bunker Hill High School and at tended Manchester College Be fore entering service he was em fiouunotuu ti At yr O'atln Car daalaf of South Side can plae Their Star Want Adat The South Side Office 1043 Vlrffinl Avr with its unsurpassed beauty magnificent cities and colorful towps the intriguing informality of itrway of life and its zestful utterly charming people Bluffton Ind May 3 Spl) Settergren 78 years old president of Estey Piano Cor poration died in his home here today 7 Mr Settergren became 111 on a train last Thursday returning here from California He was a native of Sweden and came to America when he was 17 Mr Settergren had lived in Bluffton since 1914 Offering mild sunny weather Ideal for sightseeing with all social and cultural activities in full swing Mrs Katherine Lemcke Enos daughter of the late Julius Au gustus Lemcke builder of the Lemcke Building here died yes terday at her home in Westport Conn it was learned by rela tives A native of Evansville Mrs Enos was a resident of the city in her youth The remainder of her life was spent in Nice rance and Westport She had been ill for the last year Mrs Enos was a sponsor of the St Hospi tal a Catholic institution in Nice Survivors are Eleanor Lemcke anapolis two nieces Mrs Cor nelia Lemcke Grassi New York City and Mrs Mary Lemcke Jennings West port and four nephews Ralph Lemcke Jr Rus sell ortune Jr William lymcke ortune and Robert ortune all of Indianapolis uneral services will be held In Westport tomorrow Burial will be in Evansville Saturday LADIES' Washable CANVAS OXORDS Burial of Thomas Cook 1551 English Avenue 'will be in loral Park Cemetery totjay following funeral services at 3 pm in Stirling uneral Home 1 Mr Cook a retired machinist died Monday in his home He was 79 years old Born in England he live'd in Indianapolis 35 years He was retired from the Beech Grov? shops of the New York Central' Railroad Mrs Artisha Numbower Hiatt 69 years old 2158 North Ala 1bama Street died yesterday in Methodist Hospital Surviving are a daughter Mrs Paul McPherson Indianapolis a son Raymond Hunt Indianap i olis two sisters Mrs Ina Hedge Indianapolis and Mrs Bessie Brennan Bucyrus two brothers Earl Mumbower Dun kirk Ind and Milo Mumbower Ridgeville and five grandchil dren uneral services will be held riday at the Smith Son neral Home ountain City with burial following in Willow Grove Cemetery there Benton Maxey uneral services for Benton Maxey 39 years old 124 West Street who died Monday in General Hospital will be held at 10 am tomorrow in Jacobs Brothers West Side Chapel Bur ial will be in New Crown Ceme tery ounivuis ic uuc uie wiuuwn ivir tnnir woe a mpmnpr nr thp 7 try inaepenaent order or uaa rci Pvb RReece Rites Tomorrow it) Run down Are you rolnr through And thia nWrnial time voa nervous irritable weak due to tional causes? Yes Just worn out and mvdub you cnuia 4ir Then do this Try amailnj medi cine Dr pierce developed for this John Wheeler uneral services for John Sherman Wheeler 68 years old 549 Udell Street' who died Mon day in General Hospital will be held at ILam tomorrow in the 25th Street Baptist Church Bur ial ill be in New Crown Cemc tery Mr Wheeler was born at Chil licothe and lived In Indian apolis 39 years He was nigljt watchman at Midway Auto Saiy Inc He was a member of Simp son Methodist Church Survivors include the widow Mrs Sallie Zetta Wheeler a daughter Mrs Ellen Brandon Alliance a son Rollin Wheeler ColXimbus a step son rank Anderson Indianap olis a brother Roy Wheeler Celumbus a sister Mrs Bryant Columbus and one grandchild Mis Jessie Maxey two daugh ters "Misses "Jeanette and Ruth Maxey the father Charley Maxey Tompkinsville three sis ters Mrs Jennie Richardson Kv Miss Nina Mrs? Chlorine sShirley Indianapolis and four brothers Cleo owler Will and Maxey all of Tompkinsville SALE QQ PRICE I iwU AMERICA AfCglVfltl A I NV CATR A tVJI ojoyBoundi mw4c tad etmTenctioa with the new Pirtvox SmnUeec and UcbuM Paravos ever made Compare with any other and and HEAJC why tboumndi Doqnec or later chooewParaTox Write orphoce today for reTriaL PARAVOX ON DIANA MUCH Mgr 1417 Circle Teiver Th MA 4708 Indiana Ntw York 4 Mrs Enos Succumbs In Connecticut Rich lustrous easy to keep clean finish for Kitchens Bathrooms and inest Woodwork! PAINT TRIUMPH THE CENTURY KEM READY AND fASYTO APPLYI GLO! It looks for all the world Jike baked enamel! So smooth! So lustrous! Such satiny gloss! 2 ONE COAT COVERS! WASHES LIKE BAKED ENAMELI Dirt comes off KEM porcelain smooth surface like magic!" SO EASY TO USE! KEM GLO flows on like a breeze! One coat does it over most surfaces! No primer no undercoater needed! BEAUTIULI KEM GLO colors are decorator colors! They give walls and woodwork a new new look lasts and lasts! And KEM GLO StayWhlte really stays white! Will not turn yellow! Industrial executive has switched to drinks made with Calvert Reserve because they really do taste smoother4 Orn N1 to RIO SANTOS SAO PAULO MONTEVIDEO BUENOS AIRES TRINIDAD Aio Special Stopover Arrangements PRESENTS $3500 A check for $3500 proceeds from the 1st annual festival of the Marydale Guild was presented by the most Rev Paul Schulte archbishop of the Indianapolis archdiocese of ths Catholic Church yes terday to Mother Agnes of the Sisters of th Good Shep herd Convent The money will be used to purchase new playground and kitchen equipment bedding and for re decorating the convent school I Star Photo DISTRIBUTED BY: Acme White Lead A Color Works Detroit Lawrence A Co PittsburghThe Lowe BrothersCo Dayton John Lucas A Co Inc Philadelphia The Martin Senour Co Chicago Rogers Paint Products Inc Detroit The Sherwin Williams Co Cleveland Ksm Tsne TRIMS 2W Ksm Tses ROUER KMTU MC ee Ksm Tus 4 BRUSH SUB TA 3321 HU 1397 Irvington 5609 Washington IR 2321 10th at LaSalle AT 2321 ountain Squdre 1116 Prospect MA 8429 Waihiniton 'STreST Z7 2730 Madison Avenue ID 134 lomachio tonic and In this way help women Increase resistance vitality called Dr Pierce's avorite Pre scription and It Is available in both liquid and hands tablet form Ro kv sutler so this way? Get real help the way this doctor developed Ask your druggist today for Dr lercs avorite Prescription IS tablets 60f Big 7 oa bottls only llM I Elmer Pressel 416 South Tem ple Avenue 65 years old born near Castleton and an ilndian aKil Is "resident most of bis life I jrsmrd Tsr Try Survivors include a sister Mrs David Indianapolis and i four brothers John Tressel No blesville Raymond Press el Gwynnevllle and Harry and Dewey Pressel Indianapolis I uneral services will be held at 1:30 pm tomorrow in Dorsey uneral Home Burial will be in i Union Chapel Cemetery John Voigt John Voigt 55 years old Indianapolis resident 45 years died yesterday in St Hospital A foreman machine shop at JEIL Lllly Co Mr Voight lived at 1316 North Inland Street He was born at Peoria Ill and had been emplpyed at Lilly's 29 years He was a member of Engle wood Christian Church Masonic Izxige No 669 and the Scottish Rite He was a veteran of World War I Surviving are the widow Mrs Helena Voigt a brother Wil liam' Voigt Cincinnati and a niece uneral services will be held at 3 pm tomorrpw in Moore Mortuaries Irvington Chapel unal will be in Crown Cemetery A Esft Ricliard Pohlmeyer 4 uneral services for Rich ard Pohlmeyer 23 years old 2258 North Meridiaft Street 1 1 died Monday in the Marion County Tuberculosis Hospital at am tomorrow in Kirby Mortuary and 9 am in SS Peter and Paul Ca thedral Burial I will be at Rich mond I Mr 1 meyer who was I born at Rich in Indianapolis 10 years' He at 1 tended ArsenaL Technical High School and was a member of SS Peter and Paul Cathedral He recently was associated with his father in the Pohlmeyer Realty Company and formerly was employed at Wasson Co Survivors Include the parents Mr and Mrs Pohlmeyer Indianapolis and the maternal i grandmother Mrs rank Shel ton Richmond CARPETS LINOLEUMS Llnotlh Asphalt Til MUCK' 17 Maryland St tor the Oliver arm Equipment Company Lansing Mich and Indianapolis and also the Chry sler Corporation Kokomo In service he was a member of Company 137th Infantry Surviving are his former widow Mrs Betty isher daughter Peggy Ann the par ents Mr and Mrs Jesse Rpr Peru a sister Mrs Josephine Boyd Peru a brother Stanley Reece Bunker Hill the maternal grandmother Mrs Anna Stan i ley Galveston and several I uncles and aunts Estey Piano Company ounder Succumbs Kern Gio Kem Tone A We carry a complete line or Sherwin Williams paints enamels arid supplies Charles McAnulty corvit'M frsi Chorlae McAnulty 50 years old 312 Whof A Doctor Discoverad Vmo Cs "'IaIm 411 or Women Who eel Moore Mortuaries Peace ChapeL Weak Tired Out Buna! will be In the of 9 9 Cemetery Mace Mr McAmiltv riinrt Mftndiiv nt Lafayette while on a businessihfe? tnp iivisms cttuaesr i es juat worn out aD A barber he was born at nervous you could or scream? Mace and lived at Ifajette 10 i ssuevr ft riecs aevetopeo tor tnts ears before coming bere last Condition Hera'a doctor's prescription year He was a member of the itnat important ftmis 1 onran Rcallv heLna natura htiHrl vtsi sm American recion vrw i TTjiflftc Zwlcrcs all nf ofavoita Surviving are the widow Mrs Margaret McAnulty a daughter Mrs Wanda Morrison Indianap olis a brother Wallace Mc Anulty Mace a half sister Mrs Laura Cox Boulder Col and one grandchild CALVERT RESER VI Blended Whiskey 88B Proof 63 Orsln Keutrtl Spirits Hw Yor cltTl 4NHST ON GENUINE KEM TONE ANO He was former factory man ager rf King Piano Company and Jf Bay Piano Company here until 1922 He formed the Estey Corporation in 1923 uneral services will be held at 2 pm riday in Evangelical and Reformed Church here Burial will be rit Bluffton A member of the Masonic and Elks Lodges Chicago Swedish Club Mr Settergren is survived by the widow and'three sisters Other Indiana Deaths Bloomington Raymond ries 71 Cambridge Ross Tyler 83 Connersville Ernest David son 65 Dan ranklin Crawfordsville Carlton Svtank 51 Decatur Thomas Durkin 75 Delphi Mrs Ida Swatts 87' Mrs Marv Blake 75 Hartford city James Bums 74 Mrs Edith Mi nor 80 Jerry Jones 79 Noblesville Paul Drake 43 Clyde Howard Sullivan Mrs Sarah Walston I 71 Terre Mrs Harry Cole I Mrs Mary Butz 87 Mrs Joanna Small 84 Washington lAuls Canary I 85 Charles Wood 62 low No 139 Urbana Ill Re tired Railroadmen's Association and International Association of Machinists No 51i Survivors include (he widow MrsElizabeth Cook a son Ed win Cook Decaturjll a daughter Mrs Ruth "Sttdek i Everson Pa 10 grandchildren I and 10 great grandchildren A Soiling Every ortnight from NewYork by the 33000 Ton Luxury Liners of THE GOOD NEIGHBOR LEETP SS URUGUAY May 20 July 1 I SS ARGENTINA June 3 July IS I IT AT 39 an $079 Ion 3 J20 Wash haton Hidd NO ElEIOSTR rgj HIKIb rJ 3WT IW hfelL IlIl ii Vs I Mi bMJ 1 3 51 11 Sncst mJ I nvva A i A i i A A 1 OV vava vXvKv wt vsuv ifht I ssj innWziw JliM i a 3W ee Vr A 79 SLfbvi 't wuaMV IteMl 1 i I I jSm jl Xy Kl p2a PUNISHING Al TESTS KEM GLO CAN TAKE IT! 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