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TVurtdoy, March 28, 1963 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Page 27 'ft 5r rKymmf-w COS 1 EM EM LOCA TIOSS OWNED A VV AND III 16th and Emerson 2824 Shelby Street 1053 S. West Street 21st and Linwood Zionsville, Ind. (45 S. Main St.) 8702 E. Washington si 2440 Lafayette Rd.

6450 W. 1 0th Street DEATHS AND FUNERALS Ray Coverdill Was Top Piano Salesman By BESS WATSON Ray W. Coverdill, 76, started as a barber and became one of the top 10 piano salesmen in the United States. He died yesterday in his home, 722 Fairfield, 1. Ouontiiy Rights Reserved OPERATED BEER and WINE TO GO (Except Shelby St.) (t INDIANAPOLIS FOLKS! Jy) INDIANAPOLIS FOLKS! ImMmi at Marysville, Mr.

Coverdill had lived in Indianapolis most of his life. KAnrt than 4 vparc a an Mr Coverdill opened another barbershop in the Ober building, 33 N. Pennsylvania. He re- SAVINGS "YOU'LiLi LOV i WALT'S DELICIOUS U.S. GOV'T INSPECTED MEATS ADD THAT SOMETHING TO A MEAL CWdill owned a barber'shop TlU't' 1958.

He was a past member of the Benevolent Protective Or- then the largest downtown barbershop in the city. iThen he became a whole- LEAN PICNIC STYLE FRESH Tf ft! sale-retail piano salesman. He jr piano, became a topnotch salesman, i Services wil be at 2 p.m. although he could not play the Saturdav PB mstrument h.mself. chanan I with burial in Crown Hill tne tsaiawin o.

or inaiana. BONELESS NO BONE, NO WASTE BEEF POT ROAST CUBED PORK SPECIALS lb. For 10 years he was with the Kunball Piano Co. and for six years with Marion Music Co. At one time he owned his own piatio store at 152 N.

Delaware. During World War II, when the manufacture of pianos was halted by the conversion of factories to war work, Mr. Cemetery. Survivors are the widow, Betty Coverdill and a daughter, Jean Savage. Ralph M.

Howery Burial Saturday Services for Ralph M. Howery, 62, 248 S. Oxford, will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in G. H.

Herrmann Funeral Home, with 69' CHUCK i STEAKS jTO GRILL OR PAN FRY ij. LEAN SUGAR CURED JOWL BACON IN PIECE lb. FRESH, LEAN 59c TENDER LB TENDER BEEF LIVER WAFER SLICED lb. Louis Brozo Dies at Navy Hospital burial in Wash-i Park fjfmofSh Cemetery east. He died yester I A READY-TO-EAT NO BONE NO WASTE day in Commun aypiumil nfrnall 1 ity Hospital.

Born at Free- port, Mr. Howery had lived in WE HAVE COMPLETE VARIETY i -LB. CAN BRACKS Indianapolis 50 years. For 40 years he was a EASTER CANDIES! carpenter-contractor. He was jfc 1 a member of Prospect Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite and Shrine.

Tib 4 EVERYDAY ITEMS CLIP COUPONS, SAVE 94' Survivors are the widow, June O. Howery; three daugh ters, Lillis Havlin and the Misses Jean E. and Cheryl P. Howery; three sons, Maurice REGULAR 2 FOR 43c of Heart Attack (Xmdr. Louis F.

Brozo, 68, 83 E. 49th, U.S. Navy (ret), died yesterday in the U.S. Naval Hospital at Great Lakes, 111. Born at Detroit, Cnl'dr.

Brozo had lived in In-diahapolis at intervals most of his life. He was a retired naval officer and a past president of the Naval Armory Officers Club of Indianapolis. He suffered a heart attack after undergoing minor surgery. Services and burial will be inTJetroit. Survivors are the widow, Emma B.

Brozo, and two sons, Louis F. Brozo Haddonfield, N.J., also a retired Naval officer, and Cmdr. John Brozo, the Pentagon, Washington, D.C. Louis C. Lamar Rites Tomorrow Services for Louis C.

Lamar, 7j536 N. Pine, will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Grinsteiner's Funeral Home, with burial in OT. SIZE 49' PLASTIC BOTTLE DEBBIE DETERGENT RONCO 2ozFREE COLONIAL OR Wayne D. and Ralph M.

Howery; and four sisters, Orfie Oldham, Orlando, Erma-dell Oberle, Sebring, Ce HEAD a i i. WONDER OR POPULAR BRANDS I 25'j INSTANT celia Zweek, Lawrence, and 12-OZ. PKG. FINE, MEDIUM BROAD EGG NOODLES Vina Mossier, Beech Grove. 2 1 WITH THIS COUPON AND J5 OR MORE GROCERY ORDER EXCLUDING BEER, WINE OR CIGARETTES LOAVES MAXWELL HOUSE Buy Nowl Offer Limited -LB.

FAMILY JAR 3 GOODY GOODY PEANUT BUTTER NETTIES Ralph Short's Rites Saturday Coupon Expires April Limit 1 Per Family I 1 .29 12-Oz. Jar Services for Ralph Short, ASSORTED FLAVORS 01 -LB. I i i ire 31 JAR 30, carpenter, will be at 10:30 JLLLILJ ECONOMY FAMILY SIZE a.m. Saturday in Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel, with LITTLE MILL BRAND RED NAVY burial in South Mound Ceme BUTTER KIDNEY tery, New Castle.

EANS NWCrown Cemetery. He died PORK BEANS fm Mr. Short died yesterday in GRADE "A' NORTHERN nR General Hospital about 2 hours after he was nearly Tuesday in General Hospital. -Born at Grandview, Mr. Lffiar had lived in Indianapo- TALL CANS CDACUPTTI IM TOMATO AUCP MATCH HM MILK buried by an avalanche of 'EM BLACK EYED PEAS earth in a sewer ditch at Iowa lrjr40 years.

For 15 years be-fpihis retirement five years agajie was a truck driver for Street and Pleasant Run Parkway, North Drive. Maplehurst Dairies. He at Mr. Short was born at Dou tended Methodist Church at I I I 3fe NU-MAID MARGARINE FULL GALLON (PLUS DEPOSIT) WITH THIS COUPON AND S5 OR MORE GROCERY ORDER EXCLUDING BEER. WINE OR CIGARETTES COLORED i4-LB.

CUBES Grandview. I HUNT'S CALIFORNIA PEACHES ble Springs, Ala. He worked for Tousley Construction Co. here and earlier at Muncie. Survivors are the widow, Hazel Lamar; a son, Wyman He was a member of the Car Coupon Expires April Limit 1 Per Family 2 nca 39' penters Union Local 758.

SLICED OR HALVES Survivors are the widow, Lamar; two stepdaughters, Norma Fischer and Thelma Welch, Indianapolis; four sisters; Florence Cartwrtght, Rock'ville, Ella McCullum MARY LOU SWEET POTATOES SUNSHINE HYDROX COOKIES WILSON'S Marjorie B. Short; a daughter, ii IP Juanita Short, Indianapolis; 1 vvoz. PKG. 35' 00 NO. 2'2 CANS his mother, Martha Short, 4 and" Pearl Housenfleck, Evans-vilie; and Bessie Higgins, St 1 Ann, and two brothers, LUNCHEON MEAT 12-OZ.

QQ, CAN 0 BIF or MOR William Lamar, Grandview, Muncie; his father, George Ellis Short, Double Springs; two sisters, Nelda Dunn, Northport, and Mrs. Ray Dale Jones, Muncie, and a brother, Walter L. Short, Muncie. and Leon Lamar, Pocono, Pa, Mabel D. Orr liSSsF- reu 5AV 24e I GRADE fP (F (F I LARGE LSVyvyiS) I WITH THIS COUPON AND "1 I I IS OR MORE GROCERY I ORDER EXCLUDING DOZ.

il BEER. WINE OR tJ I I CIGARETTES Vm I Coupon Expires April 3 Limit 1 Per Family I mB) ims ili WW aBI fTBH alD IBB kVBI WHHI Mabel D. Orr, 67, 3629 I ZC TV TV rra TV fey DINNERS IW DINNERS CW DINNERS yfe: HADDOCK, SHRIMP or SH e.ch 49s MACARONI and CHEESE 3 Ti Birchwood, died yesterday in Methodist Hospital. A resident of Indianapolis most of her life, Mrs. Orr $Ejed from 1930 to 1934 at ttW'Tidiananolis Glove Co.

"Services will be at 3 p.m. ALL FLAVORS ROYAL GELATIN SSurdav in Flanner Bu- 3 PKGS. Fall Creek Mortuary, with- burial in Washington BLUE WATER FROZEN FISH BREADED PORTION PAK COD HADDOCK lb. oni 0 N. K.

HURST BEANS Walter C. Honecker Rites for Walter C. Honecker, 63, 3926 N. Parker, will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday in Flanner Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary.

He died Tuesday at Hollywood, where he was spending the winter. A life resident of Indianapolis, Mr. Honecker retired two years ago an as engineer with the Indiana Bell Telephone with which he was associated 40 years. He was a member of the Telephone Pioneers. Survivors are the widow, Martha Honecker; a daughter, Mary Mikels; a brother, Alois G.

Honecker, and a sister, Mrs. Max Tuttle. Park Cemetery bast. iJSSiirvivors are four sons. GREAT NORTHERN OR PINTO IT I I STARK WETZEL 5 VARIETIES BAG Donald E.

and Jbbws E. Orr, Indianapolis, 59! LUNCHEON MEAT arLBiIl E. Orr, Santa Clara COMPLETE PKG. QSC and a sister, Sue Plake, l40Z lOc LACHOY MEATLESS CHINESE DINNER STOKELY'S FINEST FRUIT COCKTAIL rJJSjJjnapolis. I I I I HI PKG.

Henrietta Spickelmier WITH THIS COUPON AND S5 OR MORE GROCERY ORDER EXCLUDING BEER, WINE OR PKG. LB. Services for Henrietta A I CIGARETTES Spickelmier, 71, former In- iTRASS SEED GREEN 5 BAG 99 i PEAT MOSS SPHAGNUM 6 CBalef' 349 April 3-Umi Per I diSEfiapolis resident, will be at 11 a.m. Saturday in Flanner Buchanan Fall Creek Mor tuary, with burial in Crown TOILET SOAP 7c OFF DEAL PRICED LOW, TOO! WALT'S PERSONALLY SELECTED PRODUCE Hill Cemetery. vMrs.

Spickelmier died Sat urday in Coral Gables, Fla BATH BARS REG. PKGS. 7EST SURF NO. 1 GOLDEN RIPE DETERGENT 7c OFF DEAL Born in Indianapolis, she went 3 2 3 Charles E. Higar Charles E.

Higar, 71, 5780 E. 25th, died yesterday in General Hospital. Mr. Higar was born at Decatur, 111., and had lived in Indianapolis 22 years. For 15 years before his retirement seven years ago he was superintendent at the Anderson Lumber Co.

Gardening and raising chickens were his hob nnnnn wmn i Florida in 1946. She was the widow of Fred J. Spickelmier, one of the partners in Spickelmier Industries. 39 35s 35' 39s 93' 2 ID WHAT A WIFE TOILET SOAP TOILET SOAP BLEACH TABLET DETERGENT REG. BARS BATH BARS PKG.

24-CT. PKG. El v. LIFEBUOY LIFEBUOY STARDUST SALVO bies. Friends may call tonight at the Grinsteiner Funeral Home.

4 is i WW" POTATOES CORN ORANGES MAINE U.S. No. 1 ALl-PURPOSE SWEET TENDER YELLOW BANTAM SWEET CALIFORNIA NAVEL 1 5 ears 39 doz 59' 3 wSh kep her food bodRel low "with lasly one-riish mil 'J)tirconi nd cheese. She pre-Jlpr Ddmonico's appetising jolon color and adflert viu GIANT ECONOMY SIZE GIANT BOX IVORY LIQUID PREMIUM DUZ U.S. NO.

1 SOLID RED RIPE LB. Services and burial will be at Decatur, 111., Saturday. Survivors are two sons, Leo H. and Charles E. Higar, and a daughter, Donola Toph, Decatur.

Fannie Blair Services and burial for Fannie Blair, 58, 328 Darnell, will be at Louisville. She died Tuesday in General Hospital. Born at Louisville, Mrs. Blair had lived in Indianapolis 20 years. She was a member of the Baptist Church.

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