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i i 'K fag 36 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Tuesday, June Death Notice Funeral Notiers Death Notices GRAPHMAN Mrs. Effle C. Graphman, aqe84, Services SPENCER Nellie M. Spencer, age 8, -4 N. Sheffield mother of Leota f-vi and "h-rt pencnr, orandmother of Michael Lee, rathe.

Edwin Andrew Dav'd nfl Mathew PillllP Lansu, int of John Levi Aclon, Mien Brownim, 2908 Mooresville wife of Wll Nam r. araohman, mother of Lu ther O. Graphman and Catherine Jackson, sister of Pearl White and ft a I Bowman, Daiieo awtr and Mrs. Peigy Do'an, Mid nenhews, Sundav. Services Wednesday, 2:30 p.m., CONKLE FUNERAL nsi awav Monday.

Services HDMF LYNHURST CHAPEL, in am. CONKLE FU BURKHOLDER, Mrl. LI la GITHENS, Mr. Earl B. GOOWIN, Mr.

Ltsler W. HUFF, Mr. Hmrlett LIMP, Mrs. Bonnlt TO LAN. Mr.

RulMll E. WILSON, Mrs. Bonnlt YAW, Mr. Robert Sr. 1202 S.

Lynhurst Dr. Friends Invlt NERAL HOME SPEEDWAY Friends invited. Friends may call ed. Friends may can inynme, GRINDSTAFF Pawl firlnritff. of 1540 at the funeral nome anci Tuesday.

TOLAN State passed away at the age or a years, oeiovea mgnier ui i jiii faurif. Funivn Ha nes. FLANNER BUCHANAN 5 i.rh'- of Vr tvn p. Tolan, orandfather of also Grace Frye, Rooert Heath, Plmer Heath, all of Indpls. and Blanche Garrison, Mooresville, vsfr of Delia Rasntck.

Bertha Fuitz, Robert and Joe Cox, dll of survived 4 listers and 2 woin-rv nassed awa Sunday. Prlvata funaral services, flan Ntw- DiiruAMAM RROAn PPL va. and Jacx iox, sevorai iC i 1 sw r- jv, 0SsNv. -''11. I ))))))) nieces and nephews, 11 MORTUARY whart friends mav call after p.m..

Tuesday em) rhUitrmn. 19 orMt-oranOch dren Funeral services Wednesday, 10 AnnrtN ftensp funer Wednesday 10 to 2 Pm' WATTS AL HOME, 1509 Prospect St. Calling 2 to 9 o.m. Tuesday, M. U.rrv .1.

WaTfS. 66, 3U w. Burial Floral Park cemetery. HOLLENBECK Kessler ramer or juiw nn BLOOMER, Infant Faith DONOUCH, Mr. Byron L.

(Mike) EMBRY, Mn. Drodlla GIDEON, Mri. Grace MELSHEIMER Mr. Frank Mrs. Ethel G.

Hollenbeck, 88 vears, former Indpls. resident, and Harry nmner niutii, Charles, Arthur Walts, Berne. Watts Dupree, Helen Watts, Jen. kins, son of Lillian M. Watts, oassed Monday.

Services Thurs passed awav Sundav. Widow of Arthur O. Hollenbeck, mother of day, 11 a.m., Mount Zion Baptist Russell f. Hollenbeck, Indpls, arm p-nena mav uni iiduih- and Wesley Hollenbeck (de- day, 4 p.m., SUMMERS ceased), orandmother of Mrs, Judv Underwood, Mrs. Pamela Reddick and Miss Janice iHollen- CAPITOL AVENUE CHArfcL, WESTON Mrs.

Flossie Weston, aqe 82. 13 Indiana Bargersville, wife of Charles, mother of Mrs. beck, alt of also 5 great 1 Death Notices grandchildren. Services 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Clancy Funeral Home, Kankakee, III.

Burial at Mound Grove Cemetery. Calling 3 ADAMS Lois Louise Clark and Mrs. Mary Alice Hilderbrand, Mrs. CO jO Mr. Pate C.

Adams, aw 44, Fthel Fave Goforth, Franklin, 4127 Aspen way, nusDang or nnn. to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, JONES 14 Die, 9 Missing In Sea Storm NORFOLK, Va. (UPI) The Coast Guard searched by air and sea today for nine passengers still missing after their boat capsized in the Chesapeake Bay during a' fierce storm that struck Tidewa-" ter Virginia. At least four persons were drowned when the 42-foot fishing boat Dixie Lee overturned yesterday 'in heavy seas and gale force winds several miles east the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel.

Fourteen passengers were pulled to safety, most by persons on a nearby craft. Authorities identified three of the dead as the captain of the Dixie Lee II, 59-year-old Harrison Lewis, 43-year-old Evelyn Baker Lee and Audrey Stiff, age tinknown. Their hometowns were not immediately known. One survivor, identified as Vernice "Norfleet, was listed in serious condition "today at a Norfolk hospital. A Coast Guard spokesman said two patrol boats using huge spotlights -searched through the night for the passengers and 'at least three air-; craft joined the search early today.

TheSfetorm, accompanied by golf ball-sized hail and wind gusts up to 98 mph, also downed power lines, collapsed a fishing pier, uprooted trees sent scaffolding crashing down at a 'shipbuilding dock. Coast Guard cutters and helicopters were aided1 in their search for passen- gers by a powerful airborne beacon capable of illuminating as much as one square mile at a time. The storm collapsed a 600-foot section of the Ocean View fishing pier and blew the roof off a nearby apartment building. Russell E. Weston, Wniteland and Charles Gerald Weston, Co Harry M.

Jones, age 71 of 1920 N. lumbus, also survived oy grand Ida H. Adams, father of Mrs. Sharon Williams, James and Michael Adams, grandfather of 5, passed away Sunday. Services Wednesday, 1 p.m., APPLEGET Auburn, husband of Mrs.

Helen innffi. father of Mrs. Helen west, children, 14 great-granoennaren and 6 sisters, passed away Sun-dv. Friends mav call at the SIN Mrs. Kathleen Carren, 4granocnu- LAWRENCE MORTUAKY, imi GLETON HERR MADISON dren 2 greatgrandchildren, passed 42nd at Pendleton Pike.

awav saturaav. services weones- AVE. MORTUARY, 7520 Madi Friends may can anytime. day, 11:30 a.m., tONK.Lt ru- son Ave anytime, services A HOME SP BED WAY Wednesday 2 p.m. Interment CHAPEL, 4925 W.

16th St. BfctOW Greeniawn emeiery, r-ranxnn Friends invited. Friends may can Family remjesrs memoriw gtm 1 5 to the Indiana Masonic Home, Franklin, Ind. at 'he funeral home anytime. LIMP Mrs.

Ann Below, 63, 7707 Graion-ton beloved wife of Mr. Clarence E. Below, mother of Daniel Below and Mrs. Mary Ann Wright, city, sister of Mrs. Leo J.

Hnfcrhnelder, Rochester, WILSON Down On The Mrs. Bonnie Limp, 3441 W. 56tn Mrs. Rnnnle C. Wilson, 7313 Ral- tossed from passing cars.

Some is discarded by fishermen. Some is blown thereby the wind. Thisrew -is cleaning up the levee on the east side of the river. The NEWS Photo, Jim Young. wife of Mr.

Harold L. Limp, ston, sister-in-law of Mrs. Harriett also survived by 4 grandchildren, mother of Jack. Jim ana joe Lima, passed away i-uiibioi A lot of trash winds up on the White River levee between Michigan aid Washington streets. Some is Bowling Mr.

Mowaro ana wr. Robert Wilsnn. aunt of Miss Har daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Casper services weanesaay, a.m.

oi Hogue, also 3 sisters afiasoroin- the DANIEL r. RILtT FU riett Alice Bowling and Mr. Scott R. Howell, passed away Monday. Funeral Wednesday afternoon, 2:30 awav bunoay.

runerai NERAL HUMfc, otu nwr ji South, followed by Mass of the Wednesday morning, 10 o'clock. 1 Resurrection, 10 a.m., St. Mark Catholic Church. Friends may call FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. O'CIOCK, LAN NbK BULMAM-AN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY.

Friends may call after 5 anytime. Rosary, luesday, Mrs. Harroll Denies Guilt p.m., Tuesday. inrermenr noiy tross cem Friends Invited. MARTIN etery.

YAW Mrs. Ethel L. Martin, age 84, beloved mother of Charles and BROWN Mr. Robert A. Yaw 35 Evanston husband of Mrs.

Lucille E. Yaw, father of Mr. Leslie Martin, also survived by 7 Mabel R. Brown, 82 vears, of Grandchildren and several great Robert A. Yaw grandfather i Madison oeioveu wne of Mr.

Robert A. Yaw III, passed of the late Lafayette G. Brown, grandchildren, sister of LilTan Trusler and Leila Ashley. Friends away Mondov. Funeral mursoay survived by several nieces and nephews, passed away Monday.

aflernoon, 2 o'clock, FLANNER BUCHANAN BApAD KIP- may call at the ROBERT W. STIRLING FUNERAL HOME, Acton, Ind. after 4 p.m.Tuesday. Funeral services 2 o.m. Wednes Funeral weanesaay, p.m., ai the G.

H. HERRMANN MADI may MORTUARY. F-iend; after 3 p.m. Wednesday. SON AVE.

FUNERAL HOME, day at the funenat home. Friends 5141 Midison Ave. Friends may 5 In Memoriams call after 7 p.m. Tuesday. RoberUna Harrell no' guTy to Federal charges of transporting stolen 'monsy frcm tha rcbbsry of airess Marjorie Jackson across state lines.

Mrs. Harroll, 54, Ringgold, en-. tered the plea before Federal Judge James Noland yesterday. Shewasrep-ressnted at the arraignment by a court-appointed pauper attorney, James Curtis after saying she did not have invited. Burial Acton cemetery.

MARTIN. BLAND-In loving memory of BURKHOLDER UUlN OlAIU JK. whn rmvd awav June 7, 1973 Harry Martin, age 83, North Sal ed on May 24 back in Georgia. Authorities said they have traced money confiscated from all three suspects, or spent by them on motor homes, to money that was at one time in Mrs. Jackson's bank account.

FBI agents confiscated $148,000 from Mrs. Harroll 'at the time of her arrest, which they are holding as evidence. After Mrs. Harroll told U.S. Magistrate Thomas J.

Faulconer that she had less than $200 In a savings account and limited property, Faulconer appointed an attorney for her at government expense, but warned her that she might be re Loved and sadlv missed bv. Mrs. Llla P. Burkholder, mother of sufficient assets to hire her own lawyer. Her sister, Marjorie Pollitt, and Mrs.

PolKtt's former husband, Howard Wil-lard, both of Mooresville, pleaded noti guilty to similar Federal charges last week. All three are being heloVon bonds of S5 million each at undisclosed locations. All three have been ordered to stand trial July 25. According to authorities, Mrs. Pollitt and Willard drove td Georgia following the discovery of the murder and multimillion-dollar robbery of Mrs.

Jackson on May 7. The three reportedly drove to Phoenix, where Mrs. Pollitt and Willard were arrested. Mrs-. Harroll was arrest- em, father of Linaol ano Laurei MnrMt Calm.

Mrc I UCV Wt, Grandma ana Aunr uiaoyr Mrs. Evelyn English, Mrs. Win Brownsburg, passed away Sunday BLAND-In Loving memory of ifred Cardarein, Kirs. Liia mat Dondero, Mr. Charles and Mr.

Kenneth 4 Hiion, orandmother of DON BLANU JK. Who uiud awav June 7, 1973 p.m. r-unerai weanesoay, p.m., PORTE FUNERAL HOME, North Salem. Friends invited to I love vou Donnie and always will 10, great-grandmother of 6, passed away Monday. Funeral Thursday For in my heart you liveth still.

morning, 10 o'clock, FLANNER call after 4 p.m., Tuesday. MELSHEIMER -worn BULMANAN BKUMU Kirric mortuary. -Friends may call Mr. Frank Melsheimer, age 70 SZUMLINSKI-ln loving memory of from 3 to 9 p.m., Wednesday. vAr.

hi i hand of Mrs. 'Hazel Melsheimer, father of Mr. Ovries ROSEMARY T. WUWLINSM Who passed away June 7, 1975 ted Father CAMPBELL The memory of her dear wet Robert H. Campbell, passed quired to sell land a camper Will linger with us all our days.

awav Monday, husbana or uia GodCrea Sweeresi lower too swbct to sray God took her home to show us the Mae, father of Mrs. Diane Buchan an, indo stec-rarrter or vvanoa O. Melsheimer of Beecn throve, Mrs. Marv Arthur and Mrs. Shirley Latimer, Elnora, step-father of Mr.

-Rrt L. Ochs and Mrs. Martha Kairffmsn of brother of Mrs.Katherine Noel of Bloomfield, Ind. and Mrs. Mary Stralem of Los Angles, 17 grandchildren, 13 greatgrandchildren.

Funeral Frdw, June 10, 10 a.m., SHIRLEY way. -Husband. Daughter and Sons Thomas, Terre Haute, Don May- nard, Paris, III, Kennern nnayna.ro, Phoenix, brother of Jose 7 Funeral Oirectors phine Stlrley, III. and Joseph Emerson camDbe 2 nrandchi dren, Amanda and Virginia Lynn Daniel F. O'Riley Funeral Home Licensing Topic Of Conference ouchaman, imrpis.

calling any 6107Hwy3l South 787-1331 rime, JUKDAN t- A HOME. 9428 E. 10th St. Serv G.H. HERRMANN ices Wednesday.

10 a.m. Interment 5141 MADISON AVE 787-7211 horsyine cemetery, Dougias, in 1501 EAST 632-8488 i COX GRINS TElNfR FUNERAL HOME 1401 New York 632-5374 Mr. Robert E. Cox, 55 years of BROS. REX EL CHAPL, 4C6I-E.

St. -Calling WedneiHav and Thursday from 2 to 5 end 7 to 9 p.m. PAIGE Robert Paige, age 84, 1632 Shet-son, passed away Monday, husband of EHa Mary, father of Lonnle, Mrs. Etherine Allen, Mrs. Barbara H.

Paige, Mrs. Wonthy Rilev, Mrs. Sarah Lewis, Mrs. Ida M. Rose, brother of Johnnie Paige, Mrs.

Mary Thompson. Service Thursday, p.m., St. John AME Church. Burial New Crown Cemetery. Calling at WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME, 2451 Martindale, Wednesday, 6 to 9 p.m.

808 N. Roimers, tiusbd of Mrs, Indiana will be the host for an international conference on licensing and joint venturing opportunities JORDAN FUNERAL HOME Viola M. (Peg) Cox, father of Mr. 636-4305 2428 E. 10th 636-4304 David Mr.

Randolph S. and Miss Donna Marie Cox, step-father MOORE KIRK of Mrs. Bobbie L. Baker. 2 grand- urutitci or ivua.

cta rai- 5342 E. Washington 8051 E. 46th St 357-1159 547-5140 stev. Mrs, Harriet Sims, Mrs. Dor othy Puryear and Mrs.

Bern ice Larkin. also survived by several N.F. CHANCE FUNERAL HOME leces and nephews, passed awav 504 E. National Ave 784-3546 sunaay. r-unerai service, iu a.m.

Wednesday at the DORSEY-FE MORTUARY Net MORTUARY, 3925 E. New 5520W10th 247-4493 York St. Friends may call any- rime. USHER FUNERAL HOME she owns- to help pay for the lawyer. In other developments related to the Jackson case, government authoritiei said yesterday Henry Gonzales, a Tairf-, pa, attorney representing Mrs.

Pollitt and Willard, cannot hide behind the lawyer-client privilege in responding to a subpena ordering him to produce records regarding payment of fees to represent the Mooresville couple. Last week Gonzales received a Federal grand jury subpena to produce such records. Probate Court Judgs Victor Pfau said that more than $5 million recovered at the Jackson estate following the robbery has been converted into interest-bearing notes and is being held for the Jackson estate. i Authorities said $1.7 million is being held by the Marion County Sheriff's Ds-partment in a Vault al Merchants National Bank for as on state charges and the F3I is $318,000 as evidence in the Federal cum." Authorities previously estimated that more than $3 mjllion of the stolen money, some of it untraceable, was still missing. New Quarters -Delight Staff Of Merchants Bank PIGG Mrs.

Gladys P. Pigg, entered Into rest Sunday, aqe 81, mother of Mrs. Chester (Freda) Newfart, Mrs. Dorothy Scott, Mr. John U.

Acre and Mr. Freeman D. Mn step-mother of Mrs. Eveltn Eilert, Mr. William J.

Henderson, 2313 Washington 632-9352 CLINE Florists, Memorials Chester D. Cline. 77 vears o( 965 Enojif'i bpfoved rusband of Mrs. Marie A. Cline, tatrer of Mr.

Robert E. Walters and Mr. "Soy it with flowers" Frank C. Ping, grandmother of Levta (John) Cline, Mrs. Emma 29, qreat-grandrTtother of 37, sister Dillard.

stepfather of of Mr. Lowell Clapp Sr. Funeral ti i I a Wales, 7 grandchildren, service Wednesday, 2:30 p.m brother of Mrs. Ivy Calvert and HARRY W. MOORE PEACE Mr.

Jessie Cline, parsed away 20 Lost and Found CHAPEL, 2050 E. Mich. St. Sunday, Funeral Wednesday, 10 Frisnds mav call anytime. Mem a.m.

at the G.H. HERRMANl bfr of Broad Rioole Chapter No. MADISON AVENUE FUNERAL 315 O.E.S. Memorial service Tu3. HOME, 5141 Madison Ave.

LOST BROWN MIXED FEMALE spayed dog with white markings vie Souths ide, May 19, name Short hair, long ears, Medium in size, very shy. drinks lots Of water. REWARD 786-7822. day 7:30 p.m. riends may call after 4 p.m.

Tuesoay. PRICE Mr. Raymond T. Price, aqe 71 CUMM1NGS 2925 S- Honeycreek Green June 30. The one-day event, to be attended by businessmen from Western Europe, Japan, Canada and the United States, will be at the Hyatt Regency in Indianapolis.

The conference will cover the legal and financial aspects of the licensing of products, technology and capital investment in partnership with U.S. companies. William Eason, chairman of the board of Bio-Dynamics will de- liver the keynote address. Other speakers will be J. DeVittorio, president of International, Technology Hoken Seki, a partner in Baker and McKenzie, and'Japp de Rijke, Indiana Department of Commerce representative in Rotterdam.

Sponsoring the conference along with thfe Commerce Department will be the President's District Export Council, the U.S. Department of Commerce, Indiana State Chamber of Commerce, Indiana Manufacturers Association, World Trade Club of Indiana and Merchants and American Fletcher Merchants Group Elects Leaders Alvin Fernandes vice president and treasurer of L.S. Ayres has Carrie Cummings, age 86, Clover- REWARD, lost blk Chihuahua and Terrier mix, white feet, tip of tail, fern, 6 yrs, vie 77th and Pennsylvania, would appreciate any information, 251-7282, wood, husband of Grace Juanita Price, father of Mrs. Shirley Tapp, dole, beloved mother of Lloyd Cummin as, sister of 8er- Mrs. Norma Mace and Glenn a ixuie, Nerne Mour, oorn or Price, all of brother of Mrs.

Nina Nicholas, also Loia ooraon, i omDatii On Case and Ira McKamey, both' of Cloverdale, ft ararjdchll- survived by 7 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren, passed away NOTICE TO PET LOVERS If You Have lost your pet and' have no response to an ad, be sure and check with the Humane Society and the Municipal Dog Pound dren, 12 qreat-grandchildren, 1 great-qreat-grandson. Funeral Wednesday, 11 a.m., WHITAKER Monoay. hrienas may can ar me SINGLETON HERR MADI FUN tKAL home, Cloverdale. SON AVENUE MORUTARY, 7520 Madison Avev after 4 p.m., Wednesday. Services Thursday, DONOUGH LOST: Lady's Opal ring with Sapphires.

May 20th at restroom at Weir Cook airport at 5:30 PM. Call aft. 6:30, PM 357-9516. Reward. p.m.

interment New Lrown Mr. Byron L. (Mike) Donough, Cemetery. age 69, husband of Mrs. Louise FOUND brawn mutt pup female.

Donough, 5 grandchildren, 1 great PRIDE 6 mo wht on paws lOibs red collar, grandchild, brother of Mrs. Betty to CJ ro Is) -ii Mar ion-Johnson Co. Line Rd and Ivan Pride, years, beloved hus Punpnrey. Funeral Wednesday, Meridian St in Greenwood 888- band of Helen D. Pride, father of June 10 a.m., aniKLcY bkus, 2353 aft 3pm.

Mrs. Marsha Ball and Stephen IRVING HILL CHAPEL. 5377 E. Pride, 2 grandchildren, brother of Wash. St.

CaJHrtg anytime. Mrs. Estel Eads and Elwood LOST Blk-Wht tent haired female cat red color w-oell vie Fall Creek-Keystone am Jenny. 257- 2 78. Pride, passed away Sunday.

Fu EMBRY neral Wednesday, 1 p.m., at the Mrs. Drocilla Emory, age IU, LOST: SIAMESE male Seal Pomf, white tipped tail, arts to G. H. HERRMANN MADISON AVE. FUNERAL HOME, 5141 moWf of Elzie M.

Emory and "Gee, Dad, Anna Bayless, 8 grandchildren, 9 Madison Ave. Friends may call. Mo Her Rd reward. 297-3248. great-grandchildren.

Funeral Wednesday, June 8, 2:30 REPCHEFF LOST: Sml, wht Poodle mix. vie 75th and Graham, child's pet. SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL Paul V. Repcheff, Wilmington, Reward, 84V-IW5.

You're Terrific!" formerly of beloved father of Mrs. Victoria R. Martin, CHAPEL, 5377 Wash. St. Calling after 6 p.m.

Tuesday. EVANS LOST Poodle Std, male, ans to Skipper, vie 10th Wash, on Gray, 639-9079. Wilmington, Mrs. Rhodna Henke, 5 grandchildren. Merchants Bank Trust Co.

is in business today at its new home. Bank officers are functioning and tellers are at windows in the main lobby of the bank's new headquarters at One Merchant's Plaza in the heart of the downtown area. The move from its former location at Meridian and Washington was over the weekend, according to John Walls, vice-president Two-thirds of the bank staff moved over the weekend and the remaining, one-third move next weekend, he reported. Bank officials and staff personnel are "incredibly Walls reported. "It's really a beautiful place.

Come see us." Grand opening is after Labor Day, in September. The bank will occupy four full floors in both the east and south buildings of Merchants Plaza floors four through seven. It will also occupy parts of the first and second floor in the east building. Overall, the bank will have 200,000 Calling at STEVENS CHAPEL OF THE FLOWERS, 5520 W. LOST." Blk Labrador Retriever, ans to name "Baron" call 787-7069, witl identify.

James K. Evans, 63 years, 2804 Del Prado beloved husband 10th, Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 12 of Florence H. Evans, father of LOST Fern Yorkshire Tsrrlw. vie noon only.

Burial Floral Park. 59th-Carroliton, no tags arts to Michael Meadows, step-father of Mrs. Mary Ellen Hucktns and Mrs. Betty Haught, 3 granddaugh Macaroon. Reward 257-1633 RICE 24 Personal Notices ters, brother of Mrs.

Dortnea ki Edwin L. Rice age 65, 201 N. Hendricks Greenfield, gore and Mrs. Violet Commons, passed away Monday. Funeral Thursday, 10 a.m., at the G.

H. GIRL IN Orange Dress at Airport Allegheny Reservations, Thura. formerly of father of Roland L. Violet Hyat, Is there a special man in your life that you'd like to honor on Father's Day, Sunday, June 1 Then present him with a decorative reprint of Erma Bombeck's touching column "When God Created Fathers" offered by The Indianapolis News. It's printed on parchment and suitable for framing a gift dads, uncles and grandfathers will cherish for years and reread often.

Get your copy now at The News public service desk for 50c. Or, use this handy coupon to order by mail. dav May 19, call Dick Charles E. ftice a1 Edwin L. I Or-n 1 03.

Rice brother of Rutti L. ALCOHOLIC PBOBLEMC. Crawshaw, Helen G. Kennedy, HERRMANN MADISON AVE. FUNERAL HOME, 5141 Madison Ave.

Friends may call after 7 p.m. Tuesday. Graveside services at the Dale Cemetery. 1 p.m. Thursday, at Connersvllle, Hnd.

636-1M5 Agnes G. Bowden and William P. been elected chairman of the board of the Merchants Association of Indianapolis. Other board officers are: Raymond Goodman, Goodman Jewelers, vice chairman. 'John Fechtman, president of H.

Lie-ber treasurer. Al Dwyer, vice president of William H. Block secretary. John Barnett was elected president of the association and David Whalley and Phyllis Paddack, vice presidents. Directors, in addition to board offi-cers, are: John Oner, Business Furniture.

James Kittle, Kittle's Inc. Lyn Dunkley, J.C. Penney Co. V.A. Haggerty, Sears, Roebuck and Co.

Thad Larson, L. Strauss Co. SHALOM! SHALOMI Good nttn nuuui uwi uin call Rice, 15 grandchildren, 18 greatgrandchildren, passed away Sunday. Services Thursday, 1 1 :30 Masonic Memorial Service Wednes ALCOHOLICS AMOMVAJinii. CONKLE FUNERAL 617 Peoples Bank Bldo 632-7864 HOME SPEEDWAY, CHAPEL, 26 Special Notices 4925 W.

16th St. Friends invited. day 8 p.m. FLOYD Harold Lee Floyd, 37 years of Bargersville, beloved husband of riends mav rail at funeral home after 7 p.m. Tuesday.

NO EXERCISE NO DRUGS. NO HUNGER Lose weighr the easy way Just a shake Oom if! SAUTER 2484438 356-5063 William (Dutch) Sauter, 78, be EMBLEMS. Custom Embroid loved husband of Olive F. Sauter, plus square feet. The bank's former location will serve as a branch bank arid the travel department will be located there.

The new Hyatt Regency Hotel is part of Merchants Plaza. father of Mrs. Pauline ering Mm. 10 and fine mono-sramming. TLMC 1929 52nd randsons and i oreat-qrandchild.

Sandra Kaye Floyd, father of Harold Lee Floyd Lisa Deanne and Linda Jean Hovd, son of Mrs. Lena Stelhorn, brother of Shelby G. Floyd, passed away Monday, Funeral Wednesday, 3:30 p.m. at the G. H.

H'ERRMANN MADISON AVENUE FUNERAL HOME, 5141 Madison Ave. Friends may call after 6 p.m.. Tuesday. brother of Gtforoe and Hubert When God Created Fathers The Indianapolis News 307 Pennsylvania Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46206 Sauter, also nieces and nephews. BRIDES Need a passed away Monday.

irn a I Wenesdav. 11:30 a.m., at the o. H. HERRMANN MADISON sional phorosrapner for your wedding, call 881-7568. Small Deposit required.

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Start June 30. 545-0035. Psychological Services Clinic Fathers" at 85c each (includes 2c sales tax. postagehandling charges). I enclose STOP AND SLOP For used Furn and Stuff Momma Ritchies 24)9 Wash FRAZ1ER Cenla G.

Frailer, 53 years, 53 Heritage Terre Haute, died Union Hospital, 1 o'clock Monday afternoon wife of Dr. Melvin E. fra-zier, mother of Mrs. Lynn Douglas, Terre Haute, sister of John and Mark Summers, Mrs. Gerald Avers, all of Anderson, Ind.

Funeral service. BALL-PORTER FUNERAL HOME. Terre Haute, 10 o'clock, Wednesday morning. Burial Roselawn Memorial Park WEIGHT CONTROL does 'nt have to be unpleasant. Nutritionally balanced.

849 9624 for eppt. Name PENNSYLVANIA LIFE, INS. 61X N. Keystone 253-3374 SEAMAN Mr. Deaji James Seaman age 60, 503 S.

Auburn, husband of Thelma F. Seaman, father of Barbara Morgan, Terry Ward, Sue Wagner and James D. Seaman 23 grandchildren, 5 great-grandchildren, nephew of Dan and Lottie Seaman, passed away Saturday. Memorial services, Wednesday, 1 p.m., CONKLE FUNER XL HOME LYNHURST CHAPBL, 1202 S. Lynhurst Dr.

Friends invited. Friends may call anytime. Contributions may be made to the Heart Fund. STALIONS Ernest W. Stalions, R.R.6, Martinsville, formerly' of Speedway, husband of Dora Stations, father of Barbara J.

Bowers andWilbcr E. Stalions, brother of Emmett Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Ind. 120 W. MARKET ST GIDEON Address City Mrs. Grace C.

Gideon, aqe 82, mother of Mrs. John M. (Marian) State. Bargersville Man Killed In Crash A Bargersville man was killed yesterday when his truck collided head-on with another truck on iT.S. 27 about 2 miles "north of Decatur.

State Police said HOWARD L. FLOYD, 35, was northbound at 9:30 a.m. when his truck was struck head-on by a truck driven by Mike-Stiles, 21, Decatur, who was trying to pass-another vehicle. Stiles was treated at a nearby hospital and released. Floyd was superintendent of the George E.

Russell Construction Co. The accident was near a construction site where Floyd had been working. Services will be a 3:30 p.m. tomorrow in G. H.

Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home. Survivors wile Sandra, son Harold daughters Lisa -Zip- DISCO BALLROOM Belly Dance Classes start next week) Call Roxana to register 846.1921. Public Notices NOTICE TO BIDDER Sealed proposals for the SALE of Graphic Arts Equipment by In dlans State University Terr Haute, Indiana, will be received in the Purchasing Department of the University until AM on June 24, 1977, and then will be opened and read aloud. Equipment and furnishings wilt be ottered on a per item basis as outlined in tt specifications. Bid forms with conditions and Instructions will be provided and mar be obtained from the Purchasing Department, Administration Building, Indiana State University, Ted re Haupte, Indiana.

Btd documents to be completed In every respect. All offerings to be made on "as is" basis. Terms: cash. Removal of equipment to be within ten days of assignment of eauiument to the successful doer. The Indiana State University Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject any proposal or all proposals, Ao make any combination thereof, to waive any Informalities therein and to return unopened any proposal received after the time fixed herein.

Indiana State university board of trustees by: J. Kenneth Moulton Vice President and Treasurer Indiana State University N. 5-31, 6-7 Dore and Mrs. Wallace (Nancy) Perrigo, 2 grandchildren. Private funeral Thursday.

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EVERYDAY LOW PRICES AT YOUR. NEAR EST Hook's Dependable Drugs I CAN TEACH you to drive In your car from your home. Pim A. Stations, 4 grandchildren. Se v-ices Wednesday, 10 a.m., LIT-: TLE SONS A I HOME, 1301 Main Beech GITHENS drivers test 255 1093.

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BELMONT AVE. Mr. Earl B. Githens, 5818 N. College, husband of Mrs.

Melba S. Gttnens, brother of Mr. Carl G. Githens, also survived by 2 nieces and 1 nephew, passed away Mon Wani-Adt, CANNED GOODS, Cost Plus II pet. Mon thru Fri 95, 356-2434.

day. Funeral Thursday afternoon, 1 O'clock, FLANNER BUCHAN 633-1212 teecher, grades M2, 255-4316. AN BROAD RIPPLE MOR TUARY. Friends may call after 3 SAFE HYPNOSIS BY LIC DR NORTH 788-1321. p.m., Wednesday.

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