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'v- -''V jrMgy, February 26, 1960 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Page 7 Heart Attack Kills Joe Boland, Age 55 Special 1e The Nws SOUTH BEND, Ind. Joe 55, sportscaster and former University of Notre I Dame football line coach, died at nis nome nere early today. Pemw's Mr. Boland, director of sports and special events for DOWNTOWN ONLY-SHOP SATURDAY 9:30 TIL 5:00 WSBT and WSBT-TV, South 'u T-i i i i yi cenu, suuereu a nean auacit after his return from broad- 5 casting the sectional tourna- i ment at Mishawaka last night. A 1927 graduate of Notre 1 Dame, Mr.

Boland played foot- -o sensational ball untjer Knute Rockne. He was one of the "Seven Mules" on the team on which the fa mous "Four Horsemen" played. He served as line coach at Notre Dame under coach El a great JOE BOLAND under Rockne mer Layden, 1934-41; line coach at Purdue University we couldn't pass under coach Mai Elward, 1941-42; line coach at Santa A. A. Butcher Clara College, California, Ariel Arville (Butch) Butcher, 1928-29, and was football and track coach at the College of 76, died yesterday in his home.

St. Thomas, St. Paul, 5914 S. Laurel. 1929-33.

A resident of Indianapolis 41 years, Mr. Butcher was retired salesman. 1942, Mr. Boland received the master's degree in nn services will be at 2 p.m education from Notre Dame. He founded the Irish Football Network in 1947, a na tomorrow J.

C. Wilson Fu 'k. neral Home at Southport, with burial at Greenwood. tional radio network that grew to 100 stations. It was bought Survivors are the widow, Bertha Timberman Butcher; by Mutual Broadcasting Co.

in 1956. three daughters, Delores Scot ten, Mary A. Ford and Mildred Mr. Boland also announced professional football games in G. ward; a son, Kenneth 17 grandchildren and Chicago in recent years.

He was president of the In 13 great-grandchildren. Sam Bradley diana Sports Writers and Broadcasters Association. He had been with the South Bend stations since 1944. Sam Bradley, 62, 738 W. The funeral will be at 101 North, died yesterday in Gen eral Hospital.

a. m. Monday in Sacred Heart Church on the Notre Dame Born at Port Gibson, campus. The body is at the Mr. Bradley lived in Indianap Hickey Funeral Home here.

olis 35 years. services will be at I p.m Survivors include the widow, Margaret, a son Jo Monday in Jacobs Brothers West-Side Chapel, with burial seph and a daughter, Margaret. in New Crown Cemetery. From a famous coat maker came an offer so sensational that our buyers just couldn't pass it up and neither can you Be here early tomorrow when over 400 new winter coats go on sale priced so low they must be sold on a no laya way basis. Survivors are the widow, Lydia E.

Duree Lottie Bradley; two daughters Viola Frazier and Ethel Peinex a brother, Robert Bradley Services for Lydia E. Duree, 68, 1939i2 S. State, will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the Cleveland, four grand children and 12 great-grand children. 4V" i Usher Funeral Home, with burial at Roachdale.

She died yesterday in General Hospital. Fruifs of Seaway Born in Putnam County, Mrs. Duree had lived in Indi MADISON, Wis. (AP) The University of Wisconsin Law -AX anapolis 16 years. She was a member of the Pentecostal Church.

School now is offering a js.V course in admiralty law. juivivuia ate uic iiuauauu, Professor Nathan Feinsinger Claude E. Duree; two daugh said the problems of Com ters, Mary Neff and Viola 4f merce on water have taken on Sullender; two sons, Donald Duree, Indianapolis, and Wil added significance in the Mid west since the opening of the liam Duree, Pentoskey, St. Lawrence Seaway. a brother, William Dickson, St.

Louis, 16 grandchildren an and seven great-grandchildren. OVERTISEMENT) How to sell .1 if- Florence May Florence Sinker May, 56, your house for former Indianapolis resident, will be buried in Crown Hill more money Cemetery here after services at 10 a. m. tomorrow in G. H.

You can increase the dollar value of your house before it Herrmann Funeral Home. She died Wednesday at Lynch- burg, where she had lived the past 15 years. goes on sale without spending a lot of moneyi There's a complete guide to help you in March Better Homes Gardens. It gives you economical exterior Mrs. May had lived in In It dianapolis 41 years and was member of Second Evangeli cal and Reformed Church.

Misses1 and Half Sizes Subteen Sizes 8 to 14 Make no mistake! These are brand-new winter coats made of fine quality wools.CIassic styling, milium linings and wool interlinings make them perfect to wear now and for several seasons to come. Casual and dressy styles in tweeds and solid colors, including polished black and luxurious plush! WEATHER PREDICTION MORE WINTER! PENNEY'S PREDICTION SAVINGS! Surviving are a sister, Stel- and interior improvements to make, tells you how to promote the sale, how to show your house to best advantage. Get your copy of March Better Homes Gardens today, wherever magazines are sold! a Schieb, and two brothers, Herbert and Edwin H. Sinker, Indianapolis. i.

F. SIMMONS HOME APPLIANCES POSITIVELY LAST 2 DAYS 11 AUCTION! 1:7. SJ PEXXErS DOWNTOWN ONLY SECOND FLOOR FRIDAY m4 AND SATURDAY FEB. 26 and 27th HURRY! HURRY 3 TRUCK 1 or Over 200 New Dresses Go on Sale Saturday at Everything Must Go A- i i i 1 i WE WILL NtVtK UrtN JUK DOORS AGAIN FRIDAY 7:30 P.M. Entire Remaining Stock WiH Be Sold Piece by Piece Suite by Suite WITHOUT RESERVE OR LIMIT TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER Nothing Held Back! SATURDAY.

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Sofa Legal-Sixt Filing Cabinets 2 Desks; 2 Card Files 1 R. C. Allen Adding Machine 6-Key Burroughs Adding Machine Hot Water Heater 2 Pedestal Floor Font Lata Model Lightweight Aluminum Refrigerator Truck 17' Counter; 120 Ft. 2 Two-whctl Trucks New spring dresses specially purchased and specially priced for Saturday only! All in the newest spring stylings. Fresh, crisp fabrics: acetate rayon and cotton blends, wash 'n wear cottons, many in rich linen textures.

Beautiful new fashion colors. PKNXErS DOWNTOWN ONLY SECOND FLOOR 8 B. Simmons 3360 N. ILLINOIS ST..